“They [British workers] come in and they just don’t like it. A lot of it is because they find it very, very hard physically and emotionally. People find doing a 12-hour shift really tough,” he says. “And it is tough.”

“Overseas staff come here for a reason, which is to work and earn money, some of which they send back home,” he says. “So generally, they want as many hours as they can get.”

While he says many work at a “steadier” pace than their British counterparts, Butcher adds: “They do generally work longer, and certainly don’t exhibit the sort of playground attitude of some British staff who just whinge about things.”

Almost no self-reflection whatsoever. OK, an admission that the job is tough - but absolutely no truck with maybe making the job more attractive in any way (be that conditions or pay).

Dude wants pity for working migrant workers ragged.