The truth of matter was, stories were everything and everything was stories.

Everybody told stories. It was a way of seeing who they were in the world.

It was their understanding of themselves.

So, what are you watching at the moment? Squid game, Dad. Let's watch it together this weekend. That'd be nice. What's it on again? Netflix. You've got EETV, so you just switch it on. What season are we up to? Um, four? That's Stranger Things, Mum. And what about the kids? Don't worry. They'll watch Coca-Mellon for the hundredth time.

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Plus change up sports and entertainment.

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of airy-term supply.

The nature of being homeless and living in places where you're sleeping somewhere different

every night and there's this combination of everything being different every day and everything

being the same every day is that time actually doesn't function very well.

Like you don't, you can't map time.

You can have an entire huge relationship that is monumental in the space of a week and it'd be, you know, start to finish.

I don't actually like talking about my life. I don't mind talking about other things, you know, things I saw or stories about other people, but I actually

don't enjoy it.

We've got to delete your home address for A's 112.1.8.

I'm not very interested in my own life.

Um, I have experienced it.

Just turn your radio on, Bill, and I have to reach, you know, you got a new list of meat, birds.

I never have a bunch of reading the rear crew.

No, I'm not just having this to get out here to get down coming up,

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