Suzanne Noble

Definitely.

I mean, in a way, it was different.

And in a way, it was not so different.

I suppose, in a way, my appetite for adventure when I was younger was much stronger.

You know, my libido was really high.

It was really horny all the time.

When I was 60, I needed to get myself a little bit revved up.

I wanted to, I realized like looking at people having sex again, wasn't really that exciting still.

I was like, oh yeah, I remember this.

And then I remembered that actually one of the things about the clubs in the UK is that there's a lot of drinking involved and there's a lot of just waiting and waiting and

And waiting and waiting until everybody's sufficiently, you know, like, sozzled before they do anything.

Completely.

And I think it's very cultural.

I mean, I'm not a big drinker, but the UK is a big drinking culture.

So in the UK, they need to get pissed, as we say, and that doesn't mean angry.

That just means drunk, right?

But then you go to France, like the Cap d'Ag, or you go to Spain, the Grand Canaries is another place where there's

quite a lot of that sort of activity.

And it's not a heavy drinking culture at all.

So culturally, like the UK, I mean, this French guy, again, not a big drinker.