Stephen K. Amos

Haven't heard from him since.

Best friends.

But what was interesting about that, and I think that's probably why I wrote this show, is that you don't have your mobile phone.

You're in a situation with 12 other people where you're all experiencing the same thing together at the same time.

The only thing to do to distract yourself is to talk and listen to each other.

Yeah.

And I got to know these people in five weeks better than some people I've known for five years.

And it's quite, people go, oh, you make those fake friendships.

You're there 24-7 living in these rather basic conditions.

And honestly, without having that phone as a distraction, it's amazing how much, oh, you like this story, right?

I was in, I can say it because I'm in New Zealand.

I left my phone in the back of an Uber, right?

Yeah.

And then I only found out the next morning, and I panicked.

Panicked.

Oh, my life is on that phone.

My car's on that phone.

What am I going to do?

And my friend that I'm with rang the Uber driver.

He didn't pick up, so he didn't know anything.