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Like I'm finding now, they're staying on their phones till three and four in the morning.

You know, when I go to bed, obviously my bed is here, their bunk beds are there.

And I do wake up, I'm not a great sleeper.

So I wake up and they're still on their phones.

But if they go to school and then it's an argument again, getting them up for school, then the argument over the toilet.

It's just, it's not a set routine.

Not when you have your own home.

You do have hope, but it kind of, the more you're here, the more it gets taken away from you.

You apply for stuff, like in the past, it was only last week, not last week, the week before, there was three houses on it before that.

It was five weeks before there was anything on it because I'm down for a three bedroom.

So it was five weeks.

Sorry, there's nothing here.

Yeah.

So like, it's not every week, there's stuff there.

It could be one week, two weeks, three weeks, and then for five or six weeks, there'll be nothing, nothing.

So like, where do you go?

There's literally, it's kind of giving you hope and then knocking you completely.

Our cold open was, we still don't know what it was that said interferences.

Yeah.

I'm not going to keep watching.