Jessie Stephens

Yeah.

But when did it start?

Fair, fair.

Do you buy extra ones in case you forgot?

Okay, I've done something similar to this letter thing in the past and it really burnt me.

So I'm quite worried about this because we had to do the same thing in high school where we were asked to write a letter to ourselves when we were in year 11 and we would get the letter sent to us after we got our year 12 results.

So like a year in advance.

Okay.

And my letter was so sad because it was like –

I know you're at least going to get an 80% ATAR.

And then the whole letter was everything backed on that.

And she's like, and when you get your ATAR, you're going to get into that media degree you always wanted because it needs at least 80 and you're going to study so hard and you're going to do it.

I can't wait to see like how happy you are.

And I didn't get that.

I got like 71.

And the whole letter was just like, and then because of your ATAR, you'll be allowed to go here because mum and dad said you could do it.

And I was just like, oh, my God, I ripped it up and I put it away.

What I won't do, I would tell myself, don't get in a relationship now because I'll break up with you on January 20th, which has happened to me twice.

When is it about January the 20th?

Happened to me twice, same day.