Milly Alcock

1984 or two.

There's no airbags.

But it's London.

You're going 20 miles an hour.

What's going to happen?

Yeah.

So, yeah.

So I got my license in Australia when I was 16 and Australia is, um, we love rules for some reason.

We've got so many fucking rules.

And I got my license at 16, but you can't drive alone until you've done and logged 120 hours over the course of the year.

And then you have to do a physical, like a physical, but like a in-person driving test.

You have to get like 100% on that.

Then you're on your red piece and then you wait another year and then you do another one and then you're on your green piece and then you wait another year and then you're on your full license.

Christ.

So I got to step one, which is get 100% on my written exam, got my license, license expired, left the country.

Like I couldn't, if I wanted to get another license, I think it's like a visa thing.

I think it's like, it's because I'm not UK.

I'm like, I'm just on a talent visa because it's like ID.

Right.

It's like British ID.