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I went to St. Bart's over Christmas, and it was really unpleasant at a really bad time.

And I was really struggling. And I just want to really say to you, for those of you who can't afford to go on vacation, and for those of you who like do take pride in your home and like maybe it's a small home or like you like your garden or

it's organized or you get excited when you just get brand new white fresh towels or sheets and like

you just like to be home in your pajamas and all these things like I just want to say and I've been

traveling for years and I this is again yes it happens as you get older but it's not really just as I've gotten older. I think travels like an ideal and it's great. And I guess it's great for all these people that want to travel all over the world and see things and see the elephants and all that. Like, I don't know how much of the world I'm actually going to see. I've been to Egypt. I've been to Turkey. I've been all

over the world. I've been to Australia multiple times for work. I've been to Mexico, Costa

Rica, Latin America, like for a bunch of different reasons. I've been many places, way more than most,

right? I want to take my daughter to Tokyo. Hopefully there'll be a work experience that takes me

there. I like work to dictate it because then I don't have to really deal with it. And it becomes this great experience. And sometimes it takes you back to the same places. Sometimes you're back in Cannes and Centropay and certainly no one's complaining. And you're having the best trip of your life because you yourself get a boat and your daughter and you are like having this beautiful freedom,

et cetera. But I am just going to say out loud, people are like, I love travel, I just want to travel, I just want to go on a cruise around the world. Like, I really don't. I don't love leaving my dogs. I don't love leaving my bed. I don't love leaving my space. I don't love leaving the nest. I don't really love it. I really don't. And like, I pretend that I do and I get excited and like the packing because I used to be like a carry-on packer. And then I was

like, wait a second, if I'm going to go somewhere, I want to look good. Now the packing and the

coming home and the two hours of unpacking and like I don't like to be somewhere that's not

as nice as where I live at home

and it would be impossible for me to stay in places that were nicer than where I live at home.

It's not only that I'm not Jay-Z and Beyonce going to get a $500 million yacht for a week.

I don't want that.

I don't like big and larger and like more elaborate and more staff and more people.

I like intimate and mine and my

dogs and my bed and like I know a lot of you are like this. So I have had some meaningful

trips with my daughter and the best ones are we go somewhere interesting and like we're near

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