James Mac Inerney

put elsewhere for your enjoyment.

And that's where, you know, we hear arguments and other things might come up.

So it works, but it's always a pinch of salt.

I would be, I'm the diplomat here.

Yeah.

And you know what?

I think to find a way that it marries it, like it's knowing about like some type of accountability that, okay, if John wants to go out till, you know, the cows come home, I'm doing some vinyasa flow at 7am with Moira and I'm loving it.

But I had, I had, I,

I mean, out from John, you know, I got an hour's sleep.

It's accountability and knowing where the two might merge.

Like for me, I had an experience where my age kind of tier bracket is the early 30s now.

And there's a few in the later 20s.

They're just about getting through the gates.

And a lot of birthday parties are 30s.

I've been on some where we've done a planned like mystery weekend, like let's say classic mansion mystery.

And now this could be happening in Cannes or it could be happening in Clonmel.

So again, credit crunch or credit card.

But the experience doesn't change.

Like the crack that we've had, once you have an event or something that can almost take away from, like a trip can be like a distraction on the differences that we have as pals and the dynamic friends group.

And then finding out more about ourselves and what we actually might have in common that's not, you know, seen on the outside front.