Lou Teasdale

Yeah, so I just had a baby and they'd said, you know, what about if you bring her because the boys really want you and we can do this and some logistic discussions.

and actually never really came home for five years from that.

It just kept going and more would get booked in because it was going so well.

And it just spiraled into what it turned into.

And I was committed.

I was in it with them.

Their diary was my diary.

I would never say, I can't be there because they can't do that.

I think that when people become more successful, they do naturally become a lot more... They keep their circle close, smaller.

And we sort of had five circles, really, on our tour.

And...

I think that it just became really difficult for them to go after what they wanted because there was kind of this bigger picture going on that was so successful.

They had to all really not make it about them, but they all had things that they wanted to achieve.

And I think with that gig specifically that there just had to be an end point because

it wasn't sustainable because there were five human beings with five life goals and things that they want.

Even people on the team, we were being offered these opportunities because it was so successful that we couldn't take.

They were being offered movies, they were being offered all of these things.

And so to keep touring as a group,

wasn't really possible if they wanted to achieve anything, what they wanted to achieve outside of that.

So, I mean, I would love them to come back together and do something.