Lisa Fong

But he goes off on his mate's bike, which is a motorized bike with no helmet.

And I'm like, if you've had beer or whatever else you have done at a party through your mate's bags, whatever, you know, they'll have it.

But I was too slow to tell him, what are you doing?

He shouldn't be on that bike.

And then I stand there and I wait outside.

It's 10.15pm.

And I'm like, I don't want to be doing this right now.

I want to be in bed.

I just do not want to be in this situation.

But to be honest, this is just the start of it.

It's going to get later and later and more worrying.

And I've got to do it so many more times.

No, I haven't.

But it reminded me of my mother because I used to always rock the boat and stay out late and pretend that I didn't know the time.

And I was terrible.

And she would be pacing.

it's just horrible but like you are here i am anyway he comes home 10 22 with and the other boys there and he's he's fine like i said make sure you have lots of water like was it fun like i didn't i didn't say anything about being late because i said oh you're a bit late and he said i'm only this late because i forgot my bag well yeah but i just didn't see that i didn't i didn't check the time and i'm like i think there's some real positive i want to go to sleep

i think there's some real positives a that he like answered your phone in the end text you back or whatever b that he was only 10 minutes late like a lot of those guys at that party probably were still going and the problem is if i don't make a point of it next time it will be late too and it will get later and later like he'll he'll might be like yeah like so i'm gonna say to him which i haven't seen in this morning i'm gonna say i said make sure you guys have some water was it fun yeah it was fun but the police wrecked it and i'm like

It's a public holiday there today.

That's why.