Colman Noctor

Yeah, it's interesting.

You always get asked these things like, say, around Christmas time or, you know, when families are going to be together or something, how do we survive the closeness of it?

And relationships are dosage related.

You know, they're fine in small doses, but oftentimes it's the endurance test of having to be with someone for that period of time.

That's what kind of breaks you in the end.

But I was looking into this.

They actually, in preparation for it, they've seen each other every day since 2023 to prepare themselves for this.

That kind of come live with me, come know me thing was kind of important.

But you don't underestimate the value of being able to get some space.

I don't know how this spaceship works, but if you can't say I'm going to my room for an hour every

You can't.

That's proper intensity from the point of view of tempers flaring.

Yeah.

And the finites of any sort of distress is really important.

I always make the comparison to young people.

I'd say when you're watching I'm a Celebrity and somebody's in a box with snakes, what is everyone else?

What are all the teammates saying to them?

They're saying 30 seconds left, 20 seconds left, 10 seconds left, because it allows you that idea that it will end.

And that's when you're in a panic attack.

The whole thing is I know what this is and this won't last forever.