Kay Hall

Everyone, we were just as bad.

Sell a house, make a hundred thousand, buy another one, make 200,000.

It's a business.

It's not having a home over your head for a lot of people.

And that's made it very difficult for you people to be able to get into.

I do agree.

It's very difficult.

No, it's very different to when we were young because we lived mainly, apart from me living in a nurse's home, most girls and men, young men, lived with their parents.

Nobody went flatting or living on their own.

That's what you did.

You lived at home and you left home to have sex basically, get married, have sex because you couldn't have it when you were living at home.

So the first person you bonked was a hubby.

Well, basically you married the guy you went to school with or someone down the road because that's how marriage was then.

And we had dances, which was really a meat market.

We went to the dance every Saturday night and you sat one side that sat the girls and the men were the other and they'd come and pick you out for a dance and that's how a lot of marriages started.

Why don't you start out dancers again?

Have a dance.

Yeah.

I think your cousin goes to dances.

I need to go to more dances then.