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Well, sorry, Jo.

Sorry.

I know you're looking at me saying that's not a fair thing to say.

When I was a carer in an Alzheimer's home.

Poses for effect.

Poses for effect.

Thank you.

We forgot for a moment.

Thank you.

You might say that again.

I was talking over you.

Let's get that clean.

Yeah, and I loved my job because that's the kind of person I am.

I did it for college.

What do you mean you did it for college?

I did it for a couple of years with a long ass degree that I did.

St.

Joseph's in Shankill did you love it loved it when the tour was over perhaps I could go back and I and I and I loved the night shifts now it was heavy work all the nurses their backs are wrecked because they're lifting like even though you have to hoist and stuff it's really heavy work and it's very repetitive work I will say I think three years it was kind of I think it was like two and a half I think that was my max

Anyway, my point was when I was being an incredibly kind person, I worked Christmases.

Like I would have worked Christmas Eve, Stephen's Day and all that jazz.