Amanda Luxon

And so you have to enter into this phase with a huge amount of grace, which is things are going to happen and things are going to be done.

And there are points that I draw the line.

I draw the line at this is a big house.

This is the kitchen.

You do not need to take that very important call.

with a very important person sitting on my couch.

So would you mind removing yourself to your very nice study and continuing it there?

And, of course, he hasn't even realized because he's sitting there.

The phone call comes.

So, you know, you then say, I'm sorry.

Move yourself through.

But, yeah, no, generally you just remain very flexible because you –

have very little control of things that happen to you.

So the only thing you can really control is your sort of inner sphere and your inner circle.

And you keep control of that and just understand that there's a lot of things that will happen that, and you just don't engage with that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So, yes, definitely, you know, up at five to bed at 12 is a little more extensive.

And I think the constant there is no respite with regards to prime ministerial duties because he's on the whole time.

and then when he's not, he's kind of coming up with big ideas for me to go and implement somewhere because his mind is continually moving and solving problems.