Amelia Lester

Remember that?

Yeah, yeah.

I find that fascinating.

Probably more interesting because I'm like living through that.

And then I think that you kind of...

don't get stuck in your life stage or maybe it makes you less narcissistic or thinking that the whole world revolves around you and where you are right now.

I feel like it gives you access to a lot of different people.

I reckon it's like mid-20s everyone was my parents until I was over the age of my mid-20s.

There's an unselfconsciousness though as women get older.

And I think of the friends that I have who are in there.

Yeah, but they're just, you know, the women I know in like 40s, 50s who I'm friends with, they definitely were the initiators.

But maybe that was my own insecurity thinking, well, why would they want to spend their time talking to someone like me?

And don't treat older people like a charity case where you go, Holly, you're looking lonely in your old age.

I heard Holly call Brent.

She was on the phone to Brent and she's like, it's been such a busy day, Brent.

You know, what with Brooklyn Beckham.

I bet you don't even know about that.

And it was like that was her explaining.

It was like she thought she was a surgeon who'd been in back-to-back surgeries and she was like, I've just been in really intense pain.

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