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Sophie, have you ever been in a situation where you've promised something and then you've realized that you can't deliver it.

Yes.

Go on.

I mean, there's hardly a situation where that doesn't happen.

Whether we're talking homework or emails that I responded to or deadlines or social interacting stuff.

Like anything, don't be friends with me Julia.

I'm a bad friend or and employee and part of

full of lies I'm I'm but well-intentioned lies and what about you yeah I mean I

lie most days but definitely in terms of not delivering things time.

I pretend I'm going to be places on time.

I'll say, yeah, let's meet at 5 o'clock, especially when we met, you know, in real real life online it's a bit easier to be punctual but in real life I mean do not expect me there

10 to 15 minutes late that's usually when I arrive I quite like it when people are late because then I feel really good about being there on time.

I agree. So the few times that it happens to me that people are even later than me, I feel

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