Antibes

We did French Alps.

We did the Antibes, Nice area.

And then we did Paris last.

What was really hard is we have to cook, right? We're in an Airbnb with a kitchen and you can't really take the all, like we were eight of us, all out to eat at these little tiny cafes the whole time.

I was really thankful to go with my amazing, um, creative partner, June Hernandez, and we come from very similar cultural, um, socioeconomic type of backgrounds.

And the one thing we were over there, just even s- when I got to go to even to like after the, the, the festival was, so I got to go to Paris, Antibes, and things of that nature.

And even if you're just talking to a lot of young people, this one night in Antibes I got to go to this place called The Blue Lady and I got to meet a lot of the young kids that work on the boats and stuff like that.

And my French is, um, not, not the, not the best, but it's, it's solid.

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But it was funny, like, we were saying like how's your dating going so the lads the two lads of me were like my best lad friends like they're straight but like they so they give me like the advice on dating or whatever and they're like right come on go on to your area there and have a look and all this was in South Branson and I was like are we allowed to say that out here will they ban you no I couldn't give a crap to do it's like you don't meet anyone on it they're all like in different countries so I was like I feck it and they were like yeah he's lovely he's lovely so I was like okay connects connects connects I kept connecting with every person I was like oh my god what do I do but then like I was too chicken so like so we were staying in Antibes and then this guy texted me straight away he was like do you want to come down to a beach club like we'll drink cocktails for the day like I'm in Cannes and I was so hungover and I was like oh like if we were all going down to Cannes together like I would have even like met him for a drink but I was like oh I couldn't be like I'd be a bit nervy getting a taxi up to another part on my own to meet a stranger like I know you'd have no bother doing it but back in the day you wouldn't but I was still a bit like oh I don't know yeah no I wouldn't have it in me so like the dating still is going wah wah wah I know I just yeah but I said like but

you were like that day and like it's just like it's not it's the Hunger Games

today as well it is the Hunger Games right I totally get it yeah it is admin it's a part-time job yeah right and I just don't have time and you have to put two three hours a week if you want or a month away and say right regardless of dating but if you are on the apps like having a little swipe updating your profile putting an hour or two just having chats to people it is I know I just can't be arsed and I know that's like that's part of my problem but you have to think I know are you arsed or like yeah obviously you're not arsed at the same time but if you want a bit of crack as well you have to put a bit of time in I don't want

Picasso, you know the book, right? And it's called something Vista of the World.

It's the hotel they stayed in, this little island just off the coast of Antibes, I think.

And they were all surrealists and they were all part of this movement, which was questioning, along with Bataille, you know, like the bourgeois life and saying, you know, there is an alternative.

And also we do all that because we're scared of death.