Yeah

...

Milk and Water, all these songs are, like, of that era when I was living in Seattle, basically, like, kinda homeless, living off a friend's c- like, living on a friend's floor, the mattress on the floor.

He was growing weed in the basement on the, like, right on the beach.

It was awe- It was the...

It was an epic era of my life.

I loved [laughs] every minute of it, but it was also really heartbreaking.

Yeah.

Um, is it unusual for this type of heatwave at this point in time for France?

Yes, it is.

I mean, um, in 2003, um, it was e- even worse than it is now, so, um, the government, um, kind of installed a, a heatwave plan, which we're seeing, uh, activated now this year.

Um, but yeah, I think in this, where, where I am in Nice, uh, in the Southeast, we're quite used to these sort of temperatures, but where it's particularly difficult is, uh, in the West of France, in Bordeaux, La Rochelle-

I mean, how unusual is it to see that number of deaths in such a short space of time during this hot spell?

Yeah, that's definitely unusual.

I mean, I think, sadly, every year, with the number of sort of villas in, around France, particularly in the tourist areas, uh, you know, you're always gonna have, um, sadly, young children dying, uh, or drowning in, in sort of swimming pools, being unattended.

Um, but this year seems bad a- already.