Nathan 'Curly' Marks

And then after I go, I've got to learn to be alone because I've never done it and I've just – so I'm just going to go by myself and just see what it's like to be alone.

And the first time was hard but then you get to points where you're just walking around all day for days on end by yourself and you just – your brain's in there and you're thinking and you're thinking to yourself and you start like kind of weeding out all the rots and weeds and they start falling out a little bit because you've just got so much time to start thinking about life and like how you –

how you're meant to be acting and what you should be doing.

That's a big one, bro.

Yeah, it's a big one because when you boil it down, everybody, even if best mates, people, when you're around people, everyone has a little bit of a perception about you, you know what I mean?

And you sometimes fall into that perception a lot.

And if you're constantly around different groups of people and that, you can kind of split from who you actually really are because you've got to put a little bit of – and it's not like you've got to completely change who you are.

It's not that.

It's the fact that you've just got to – a little bit of a tweak, you know what I mean?

Or just like – To make the environment – To make it appealing, you know.

You do, you do.

You always fall into it.

And then when you spend time by yourself, like that extended period of time, like I literally, I've never been more than a day by myself and then I've gone from a day being by myself to eight months.

And it was just like, then I come home and I had a social battery after that.

I couldn't hang out with people for longer than a day.

I didn't even see him, bro.

Every day.

Yeah.

Flat out talking shit nonstop, bro.

But.