Toni Lodge

Yeah.

Or, you know, if you paste something by accident and that's from like the day before and you go, oh, I'm sorry.

Yeah.

Like you feel guilty that it was just like hanging over you.

Yeah.

Do you know the visual that that gives me?

Like a fish that's been caught.

out of water and it's like like it can't breathe because it's not underwater and the words to me are like a fish trying to breathe through its gills but they're on land and you know the second that you pace them they're like back in the water and like and they're all good straight away yeah but like

I feel so much guilt.

The other day I did cry about the thought of all the trapped water in the world.

And it made me really mad.

Like, because if you throw, do you know what I mean?

No, no.

I think I was feeling really sensitive about something and then I was- And the water just- Yeah, I was talking- Oh, I think I'm the waterworks.

I was talking to Torbs.

I was talking to Torbs about the water cycle.

Like the water cycle.

Like the rain comes down, it goes into the waterways, then it evaporates, goes into the clouds and it comes back down through the thing.

But any water that is trapped is held hostage away from that water cycle because if you throw out a water bottle with half an inch of water in it.

It can't ever go back into the system.