Come dine with me.

SW?

I'm sorry I have not watched this programme for a long time but imho someone is telling porkys.

Either the contestant is a SW and playing a game of being short on brain cells

Or she is not a social worker.
Social work requires a degree.

However a SW assistant doesn't always require a degree so......

I suspect not a qualified social worker!

It couldn't possibly be.

Maybe she was confused and meant Slimming World

Haha! Ten for that... Cherrytree!

Sounds more like a leg pull to me.

I think a leg pull is what I thought but it was not portrayed that way and I always assumed people were what they said they were.

I ggogled SW meaning of and it said Street Worker.
Never mentioned Social Worker!
So of course I was reading the OP again and it says...
'many of our GN family are/were SW' so I'm thinking away that many of us are/have been prostitutes back in the day...
O.M.G you have to laugh don't you?

googled

Love Come Dine With Me too!
I love the narrator - saw him in person once (on tele that is) and he looks nothing like I imagined.
Sheer absorbing entertainment on many levels.

I used to quite like CDWM.
But not since they dumbed it down. Now it’s less about the cooking sadly and more about abrasive personalities.
Helps the ratings I suppose.

I would never, ever call my fellow GNers prostitutes, how very dare you suggest such a thing?
She called herself a Social Worker.
I am dealing with SS at the moment, I am afraid, very afraid.

An acquaintance was on CDWM. He's a nice man but the editing was ferocious and he ended up appearing almost as a caricature of himself. He was upset about it. The producers want to make the programme as extreme as possible and focus on highlighting arguments and character differences. Lots of out of context quotes too. Take it all with a pinch of salt.

I can spend a Saturday afternoon watching CDWM and 4 in a Bed.
I doubt very much the lady who you saw annsixty was a qualified SW but I do respect the job she does anyway even though she can't cook.

I once watched CDWM, but haven't for a long time, I switched to 4 In a Bed for that sort of early evening entertainment. Both programmes are very staged, in so much as they tend to find contestants who have diametrically opposing views, in the hope that fur will fly, which undoubtedly it does sometimes.