Adrian

Yeah.

Then I saw Dad went to jail for some reason. I don't know why. Oh, okay.

Then I saw Dad went to jail for some reason. I don't know why. Oh, okay.

Then I saw Dad went to jail for some reason. I don't know why. Oh, okay.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

And as Adrian puts it, best luck, worst luck. Ever. All the time. He has the best luck and the absolute worst luck. It's like something bad will happen and then he'll come out on top somehow and it'll be a miracle. Jake was drowning in medical debt.

And as Adrian puts it, best luck, worst luck. Ever. All the time. He has the best luck and the absolute worst luck. It's like something bad will happen and then he'll come out on top somehow and it'll be a miracle. Jake was drowning in medical debt.

There's nothing in particular.

I think that, you know, watching the show back for everyone is a lot.

you watch it back and you relive the experience, but you relive it by 10 times because I feel like a lot of people forget the true story, how it went down, how it played out, rather than seeing the edit.

So when you watch the edit back and you're like, oh, this guy was bad or this girl was bad, it's like,

you know, both people played a role and a lot of things were taken out of context that you're forgetting about when you watch that back.

And I think for both of us, it would be like, you know, we were good for so long and then it's like bang, right before the end, we both fell top of the way and just needed a minute.

I mean,

Again, on the show, Athena and me are still heavily involved in each other's life, even though we're not together.

And I think we've sort of been like a minute apart and just go back to our normal ways without involving each other back in each other's life the whole time because now it's come to an end.

And I think the reality is relationships between everyone and a lot of people and their partners will maybe fade out with some people.

And that's another realisation, a daunting realisation,