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. Switch on Netflix with EETV, plus change up sports and entertainment. It's TV

with the ultimate flex for the whole family. EETV requires EE Broadband, separate 24-month

contracts for TV and broadband content of airy-term supply. It's like what Aristotle said.

He said, unless you're 40 years old, you might as well not even read my books.

And what my point is, is sometimes we need a little life experience behind us to help us

realize where we're at and where we need to be, you know, understanding what the difference

is.

Because without life experience, there is no difference.

You just don't know yet.

You don't see it.

So it takes life experience to know the difference.

And so I went through the same thing in my life.

You know, I became a biker or whatever an outlaw or whatever you want to, you know, call it.

And tried to be a good one.

I had morals, respect.

I wasn't a rat.

I didn't break anybody's finger who didn't need it.

But after a while, you come to a place in your life where your hopes have turned to sawdust.

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