During confinement, many engaged in personal development activities. Jean-Pierre Castaldi, for his part, did not live well during this period and even left his driving license there …
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The confinement was an opportunity for many French people to recharge their batteries and even give time to projects and desires often put aside by everyday life. If this period ends, in compliance with the new health standards, not everyone draws the same assessment. For Jean-Pierre Castaldi, confinement was not a pleasure … “I’m not meant to be locked up. So it seems that there have never been so many divorces since confinement, I heard that this morning on the radio, this is extraordinary news (…) The last 15 days have been hard. I think it was about time it stopped “, he entrusted to our colleagues from Non stop people.
Living together with his wife and daughter also played a role in the TV host’s desire to see life resume its usual course. “I was with my wife and daughter. My wife was telecommuting, I have never seen her work so much.“
Freewheeling
During this period, Jean-Pierre Castaldi tried to get some fresh air, even at the risk of letting go … “I got out, got in my car, and had my license taken away. Two months. I was all alone on the highway, you don’t realize there was nobody there I was happy, finally free “, he detailed without detour. He then let go on the pedal, not really realizing what he was doing: “I think I was at 140, 150, I have a car that makes no noise, I listened to the radio, I had the windows down, there was nobody, wham I was reminded of reality.“, he said. This is how Benjamin Castaldi’s father lost his driving license … In full confinement!
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