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You know what's strange about working in retail? People will literally steal something right in front of you, then deny it happened. Yesterday, a customer stuffed a shirt in her bag while maintaining eye contact with me, then claimed she'd brought it from home.

It feels like everything is happening all at once, and you’re just a small part of this giant, swirling universe. I’m learning that it’s okay to be overwhelmed, to be fragile and strong simultaneously, as long as you keep your heart open to the magic in the everyday.

Hi everyone, Chris here. Just a quick word to say please watch out for those fake accounts again. They're pretending to be me and asking for all sorts of things. It's absolutely ridiculous and honestly quite a nuisance. Just ignore them, stay safe, and I'll see you all soon!

I mean, looking back at everything, I feel incredibly fortunate. You spend your younger years chasing every role, but being on the cobbles now just feels right. It’s about the people and the atmosphere. Honestly, I couldn't have asked for a better way to keep doing what I love.

So I've been trying this electric scooter thing lately, and like, it's pretty cool but you know, there's still this weird thing where people in SUVs just don't see you at all. I mean, I kind of feel safer than on the bike, but maybe that's just in my head.

Let me tell you about this wonderful old bridge we have here in Crawley. They say it was built by the ancient monks, you know. And there's a lovely story about how every midsummer night, if you listen carefully, you can hear the bells from the old monastery that used to stand nearby.

Think of ancient Rome, not its marble columns or mighty legions, but its kitchens and corners where slaves whispered their stories. What tales could those walls tell? What dreams died in those shadows? History remembers the emperors, but forgotten voices echo still in stone and memory.

He said it's not about the technical side, he said it's about the feeling, the atmosphere. You have to wait for that moment where you sort of disappear and the character just takes over. It’s about being present in that space and letting it become something real, I guess.