Louie Spence

Yeah, what's going on?

Yeah, right, love you, bye.

But things like weddings, I thought,

I don't give a shit about it.

I don't want to go and go to a fucking wedding.

And, you know, I couldn't be bothered, which sounds wrong because, but, you know, by that time, I think my sisters had two kids each anyway.

They were getting married.

They'd already done the deed.

But what was the excitement?

No, I mean, what, staying, like not going home so much?

I was just, like I say, I was just, I had my friends and we had our flat and we had our world.

And you didn't want to leave it?

Yeah, we would do like, you know, go and do dance class in the morning and the afternoon, go back, shower, pick up a free fly from a gay bar.

So on Monday night, we'd go down to, I think it was Bang, which used to be a store here on Tottenham Court Road.

Tuesday night, we'd go to Daisy Chain, which was in Brixton.

Never paid to get in because you already get the flyer thing.

Wednesday night, we'd go to Pyramid at Heaven.

Thursday night, we'd go to Bang.

Friday night, we would go somewhere else.

Saturday night, Heaven again.