Charlotte Twigg

I suppose in the future, talking to the world now, anyone is not going to know what it was like.

I think of Grandpa Bruce or Mum and Dad even telling us the way things were when they were young.

And we'll do the same later.

But there'll be further advancements in technology that mean even how technology is today will be like something to behold anyway.

You know, it'll move.

Do you know what I mean?

I mean, you know, and the next generation won't probably have any idea what a newspaper is or something.

Or will they?

Will the newspaper hang around?

I don't know.

I rate a newspaper.

That didn't seem relevant to what they said.

I thought she's normally quite bang on with her responses I thought that was not good wow I think she's meaning like in the future there'll be different problems in the future technology will have advanced even further along that we can touch each other yeah probably you have a chip in the sky that you know will just like do do do do

Yeah, but I guess why – sorry, Jess, sorry to put you down.

But I think I was just saying, like, Lisa's question then was what does she do about it, about these pangs in her puku, for example.

And I do think, Lisa, you're all about the inner work.

Keep doing it.

We all do.

Well, it's the whole comparison is the thief of joy, right?

Like we're all just out there looking at these highlight reels and thinking, I wish I was there or like everyone in Europe in the summer at the moment and we're here sitting here in freezing cold.