Manaia Stewart

And it's never a good time to have a party.

No.

The 19th of January for me tends to be the day I go back to work from the Christmas holidays.

Yeah, right.

The day that we start again.

So I'm like, the last thing I want to do the weekend before I go back to work for the year is to have a massive blowout.

And I do like to have a massive blowout on my birthday.

Also, that's hard to get anyone to come to a birthday party around that time of the year.

People have already had Christmas.

They've had the New Year period to celebrate.

They want to, at that stage, start to think about the year ahead.

Yes, yeah.

Knuckle down.

Get ready to go.

We were trying to pick a date for the wedding.

We were like, oh, what about in January when everyone already has that time off?

But then you're co-opting their holiday for your purposes, for your nefarious ends.

And so we were like, no, no, don't do that.

So, yeah, I can 100% work.

But you are the only person I know of, again, outside of the king, who has moved their birthday.