It was just like saying hello to an old friend.

Yeah, I would say that my experience was like really identical to that in the sense of there was no kind of like getting to know each other is that we all just like slotted into place.

And it was such like a wonderful like, yeah, I just felt so comfortable.

And, you know, it was just Yeah, it was just a really nice group of people.

right we're going to move into some rapid fire questions boys so here we go What's a hobby your husband has that you don't fully understand? I

don't know.

I don't share, I don't share like the mechanical stuff, but I wish I could.

And you know, and when we went on Glasgow, when we first met, there was something wrong with my car.

in trouble when you were there and got actually interested in something.

A little bit, yeah.

I mean, I was definitely out of trouble at that point.

That was part of me leaving school.

From there, I was good.

My grandmother put me on the straight and narrow.

She's the one that set me straight.

that.

That.

I think, um, I can give it my, uh, my best go.

I think, I think it's very, very popular, um, for a few reasons.

I think in terms of a good story, it's set, it's set up perfectly because what we look for in, like, a, in a romance, in any kind of romance, is usually tension and then passion.

And nothing sets up tension and passion, um, like, "Oh, we shouldn't be doing this.

Oh, fuck it," right? So it w- and you-- there's lots of different ways to do that, but infidelity's definitely one of them.

So it sort of sets up that kind of, "I shouldn't be having these feelings," but it's like a, you know, it's that tension, it's that drama.

B-M097 for John: In Use Your Words 4, was it more difficult to do the degradation or the emotional ending?