Now that they are no longer chief of staff and first minister, always-on employee and demanding boss, Liz Lloyd can keep Nicola Sturgeon waiting. “I was going to meet her recently in Edinburgh for a social night and I was late,” Lloyd told me. “She was at the bar on her own and she texted ‘what do you want to drink?’ It was just a complete mind-flip for me. I get there 20 minutes late, and she’s made some pals. I’m getting used to this, where we’re friends on even terms. She’s not the boss any more.” That Sturgeon is no longer the boss is a change that both Lloyd and Scotland are still...…Now that they are no longer chief of staff and first minister, always-on employee and demanding boss, Liz Lloyd can keep Nicola Sturgeon waiting. “I was going to meet her recently in Edinburgh for a social night and I was late,” Lloyd told me. “She was at the bar on her own and she texted ‘what do you want to drink?’ It was just a complete mind-flip for me. I get there 20 minutes late, and she’s made some pals. I’m getting used to this, where we’re friends on even terms. She’s not the boss any more.” That Sturgeon is no longer the boss is a change that both Lloyd and Scotland are still...WW…