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That's what I'm reading into there.

no shade it's just what I'm reading at this point in your comedy career is there someone you've proved wrong perhaps Johnny Mac well no she says the racist sexist and homophobic people on Facebook reels will leave comments where they're like this person I really had to clean that up a couple couple pejoratives in there isn't funny honey don't quit your day job and I'm like I wish I had a day job to quit I uploaded this clip with Wi-Fi I paid for with these jokes and every time you comment engage with my comedy that's making my router connection stronger I like that Jimmy Carr's Am I the A-Hole returns to Comedy Central UK today.

Once again, Jimmy Carr will be joined by fellow comedian Jamali Maddox and influencer G.K. Berry.

What is G.K. Berry known for? I'm just curious because, you know, some people are accusing this show of being a slow news day and Johnny Mac is just like trying to fill some time.

OK, we have digressed enough.

Anyway, she is on.

Am I the a-hole? That program has achieved the best social performance for a Comedy Central UK original series in more than six years, with over 100 million video views and one million engagements.

And that is your comedy news for today.

Cause it was a good way to have babysitters in the job.

Which meant that I was left alone, unsupervised with a TV and the Paramount Comedy Channel at an early age.

So I remember going to school.

I must have been, oh God, about 10.

And then the teacher started telling jokes from it.

And I was like, I heard those last night on Eddie Izzard.

He was like, what are you doing out watching Eddie Izzard? but yeah so i had a lot of unsupervised kind of tv watching which was which was great because on the paramount comedy channel you had um a lot of stand-up you had eddie murphy on there lee evans was on pretty much every night and the cool thing about that channel was it repeated them it only had like access to two or three specials at times who just repeated them so it almost kind of got drilled into you which is great

Did that inspire then within you a want to be involved in comedy in any way, or did that just sort of prime you for what was to come later?