Colman Noctor

But when you're not busy and when you're forced to not be busy, like in a situation where it's Christmas or people say, go relax, go in there and relax.

Like sending me into a room on my own

for an hour or two would be torturous to me.

It's worse than boredom.

I can feel bored sometimes, but it's not anywhere like that.

And it would.

I would start to get anxious.

And then I'd probably get sad afterwards.

I'm a huge Christmas fan.

I love the build up.

I love the shopping.

I love the carols.

I love everything.

And, you know, my dad used to say about seven o'clock every Christmas or Christmas Day, he'd go, that's it done now, you know, or was it all worth that while?

And for some reason, I associate that time with a kind of a slump, do you know what I mean?

And because there's no running around to do and I've been running around up to that day and, you know, the whole having a whisper for your breakfast and the lack of structure and, you know, and the same for summer holidays, do you know what I mean?

Like it's like...

I would be a nightmare to bring on a sun holiday from the point of view of the agitation.

And it's a restlessness in that.

The other side, I mean, but again, that's one thing in isolation that would be nothing.