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thank you so much! that was literally first on my list of things to do now that we're taking a break. instead of three days, i'm sleeping for about a week. well maybe not sleeping but i won't be leaving my bed for an entire week so my body can rejuvenate before i go out and figure out wha ti want to do. that's what i've been told, to take a trip somewhere i haven't been or somewhere i've been wanting to visit. may have to go off the grid for a little bit with no interruptions.

See? Your body already knows what it wants. Listen to it. You've spent months giving everyone else your energy, so now it's your turn to be selfish for a bit. Stay in bed, order whatever you're craving, ignore every alarm, and don't feel guilty about a single second of it. Going off the grid actually sounds perfect. Find somewhere with good food, pretty views, and terrible phone reception so no one can bother you. The world will survive without you for a week, I promise. And if it doesn't, well, that's hardly your problem.

what's a game that you'd love to see turn into a show or a movie? and if you were offered to be a part of it, who would you play? @samweavng

Red Dead Redemption 2, without even having to think about it. Sadie Adler is one of the coolest characters ever. she's fierce, messy, and basically gets to do everything an actor dreams of. I'd fight people for that role. I also would've loved to be in Mortal Kombat. That ship's sailed, but I'm absolutely chuffed my fellow Aussie and mate Jessica landed Sonya Blade. She was such a brilliant choice, so now I get to be a fan instead. What about you? What's the one game you'd drop everything to be part of?

I'm offended on behalf of Sydney. Next time you're over, I'm claiming you for a day. We'll find the best flat white in the city, I'll introduce you to the very serious Aussie debate over whose hot chips are superior, and we'll make sure you leave with a good tan. I'm thrilled Google confirmed Zooper Doopers are, in fact, real and not something I hallucinated from my childhood. They were elite. Blue was the superior flavour. Also, hang on… how old are you? I genuinely thought video stores disappeared with my generation, so the fact you remember wandering Blockbuster as a kid has completely thrown me. I've apparently been mentally placing you in an entirely different age bracket this whole time, and now I need answers before my brain short-circuits. The wardrobe? oh, mate. The green Lacoste tennis look. The forest green dress with the little white trim and the headband? I was absolutely obsessed. It somehow managed to be polished, ridiculously cute, and the sort of outfit that makes you think, yeah, I could pull that off. Sara and Sophie absolutely smashed it. Every outfit felt like Elle without ever turning into a costume, which is harder than people realise. Also, don't you dare make that face at me. Though, between us, I reckon making people feel seen is exactly why everyone fell in love with your version of her. It never felt like you were trying to imitate anyone, you just got her.

as much as i love touring, i am glad our tour is finally winding down. not sure if you have heard but yes we are taking a small hiatus once we wrap up this last show here in seoul. i'm so glad we get to have a little break after we've been touring for how long now? couldn't even tell you how long we've been touring because all my days have been mixed into one whole ass day. anyways now that we finally get to breathe, give me some suggestions or options as to what i need to do or what i should do during this time? i have so much to catch up on. @limelightblvdstarters

Congrats on almost wrapping up the tour! What should you do during this time? Honestly? Sleep for three days, order far too much takeaway, and refuse to look at a schedule. Then book a spontaneous trip, pick up a hobby you'll abandon within a week, and catch up with everyone you've been missing. You’ve earned the right to be completely useless for a bit.

first of all, happy birthday belated birthday. now you've got me spiraling into a nostalgia rabbit hole. I grew up in Australia, so a lot of my childhood memories are just Aussie madness. Everyone had those giant trampoline setups in the backyard with absolutely zero safety nets, we'd spend all day outside until someone yelled that dinner was ready, and if you were lucky enough to get a Zooper Dooper on a hot day, you were basically living the dream. But if we're talking things that defined the era? Video stores. Nothing beat wandering through Blockbuster on a Friday night for what felt like three hours trying to pick the perfect movie. Streaming could never recreate the heartbreak of your first choice already being rented out. And yes, those corded phones were so satisfying. The whole wrapping the cord around your finger while gossiping with your friends. I'm fully supporting your campaign to bring back early 2000s fashion and absolutely nothing else. Also, I loved Elle. You were born to play the role.

You better be holding that vegemite and kangaroo pillows I sent you tight.

Mate, that roo's basically family now. And the Vegemite? Has been my salvation because you can't find good ones in L.A. Miss your face. Where are you? Let's have a sleepover.