Nikki Westcott

Yeah.

Whereas it's like if you were, like if we were wired in a way like, oh yeah, that was husband number two, now I'm on to number three.

I know.

Well, yeah, and I think that that way if we got to these certain ages where you were separating from people after really, really long stints, you wouldn't be like,

Doom and gloom.

You'd just be like, oh, and then it's quite normal to then get another lifelong partner or like, you know?

100%.

You know, I get it.

But like maybe we should...

not make that the case and it'd be like, when you get married, instead of being like, I will love you until the day I die, it should be like, I'll love you for probably realistically like five to ten years.

I'll love you.

When the kids get to high school, darling, I'm out of here.

And I'll love you till I... I'll love you till I don't is unreal, babe.

I'll love you until you start being a grumpy old bastard.

I'll love you until the day you start being a grumpy old bastard and then I'll trade you in for a younger model.

Yeah.

I get really sad when I see people who are like –

in their, like, 50s and 60s.

Maybe their kids are, like, grown up and, like, just left, like, 18 or whatever, just left the house.

And they're like, you know, oh, yeah, mum and dad haven't slept in the same room for, like, you know, 10 years.