Ronnie

So that was like...

Interesting.

Needless to say, that sort of didn't really kick off anywhere.

And then we had a party here once and I was working for a particular firm and I luckily left that firm.

But I used to work with this lady.

She used to literally sit opposite me and I still work for the firm, but at home.

So she arrives up to this party and I am literally looking at this woman who sat across from me, a desk across from me, and she got in, she came out, she had a pop of my cherry.

She was having a lovely time.

You sort of got past the fact that we were working together.

And then literally I had to email her on Monday.

And you go from, I've bought my cherry to, hey, listen, can you please do this?

And it's just a whole different world.

So, yeah, lots of people have turned up that I've even known or know of.

Certainly my husband has known people and known of people.

And it's just a smaller community than you think it is.

But I always remind people because I think a lot of people that go along to parties don't actually know people.

You know, they're thinking, oh, God, what if someone sees me?

Well, they're in the same damn boat.

If they see you, and out of respect, you don't mention that.

You don't go out and say, oh, guess what?