Okay, we're on Judith.

Listen, I'm surprised you can actually speak.

It's been hard for you.

Oh, I've been poorly, Jenny.

I know, Judith.

And it's not like you because you were the hailst and heartiest woman I know.

And yet you were you confined to bed after the wisdom.

I was confined to barracks for much longer than I thought it was going to me.

Bloody hurt.

I mean, you know, I'm sorry, I remember you telling me, and I was puzzled,

that you thought pain was a bit like sex but gone wrong,asure gone wrong. Oh, very much so. Did you not? I thought it was one of the most profound things. What kind of weird things you've ever said? Yeah, yeah. Almost you think, can I get off on this? But then you realize, no, it hurts too much. No, exactly. It's a very strange thing. It comes into it, particularly I think when it's in your head, actually. So it comes into your head and you think, oh, is it a concept? It sort of feels for a little bit like a concept, doesn't it? And you think, oh no, it's kind of not going away. This is real. This is real. And the pills aren't working. Now listen, tell us exactly where this tooth was, upper or downer?

Downer wisdom. This is real and the pills aren't working. Now listen, tell us exactly where this tooth was, upper or downer?

Downer Wisdom tooth.

Tricky, I was told it was going to be a tricky operation.

Oh, we say, operation, procedure, then.

So, obviously I had, you know, I had the sedationist called Etienne.

Did you like that? Etienne. Okay. Okay.

It's sort of like hypnotherapy really, isn't it, sedation?

It is so weird.

How do you take it?

What was it?

Was it an injection? Oh, you know, you have a cannular thing because he has to top it up.

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