Joanne McNally

But Michelle was saying, because I went for the diagnosis, I basically just went to collect it because I was like, just take a look at me.

Just give it to me.

He was like, no problemo.

But then I had to get a blood test to get the tablets, blah, blah, blah.

Of course, I was like that.

Obviously escaped me For about six months Of course Obviously Yeah Oh I haven't been medicated For more than a year Because I can't get it together To go to get the prescription Exactly And then So I was just buying them Off a dealer Yeah I was just like This Sorry I was like You're now making me Kind of finance The black market of The drug buying But would you feel safe That like that was That you were getting The real thing Yeah Like he wasn't like It wasn't like He wasn't selling He was just selling like You know

fucking kids like me like yeah and so I was buying them off the I was buying them off black market Ritalin and Michelle was doing them as well and she was like she was teaching me the ways and she was like look like you say just be careful what you focus on she's like I'll take them on doom scroll for the day and I'll be very I'll be very like tuned into the doom scrolling but like you don't get to choose no but I do I do think

I'm a product of my generation I think we are products of our generation I think our attention span has been stolen fried to fuck and we're absolute dopamine addicts yeah and that's not and that's just because of the way we've been raised yeah and I would love like sometimes when I delete Instagram I feel a genuine weight lifted off my you delete Instagram

yeah I know yeah for seven minutes a day yeah I know and then I'll time I'll time post to go up while I'm off no I'm joking but then you're like who do I tell them off Instagram if I can't tell Instagram but I'm off Instagram I've never done that yeah I delete it every now and again and and like what is your plan when you do in the moment of making that decision like what's your plan because I feel like a couple of things one um it's so easy if there's a single block in my thought it's because I work for myself right so I'm kind of

drive my own ship here creatively and my timelines and deadlines are my own like like you know no one's gonna say no agent is gonna go that tour show is not good enough to go on the road they'll just go grant put on sale so like it's up to me I'm quality control here yeah of my own stuff yeah and the more time you put into something the better it is and the second I have a mental block about anything or anything is difficult or anything is hard you basically it's like kind of

Exactly.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But I think by the time he hits... What age is he now?

Nine.

Yeah.

So I think there is...

a turn is happening there's a shift there's a cultural shift and I think actually his generation of kids being online is going to be like kind of lame almost well then he's going to be lame because do you know what I mean he wants to be online no but I think he will I think he will he will be a product of his generation I think we were like we were like we're similar age and we like we used to go clubbing in Dublin and I'd wake up and the Facebook accounts of the clubs would have every sick there was no curation it was like put up that whole

Rack of photos.

And we were there in whatever state we were in.

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