Mm.

So we'd have a week conference where you'll get, like, all of these guest preachers coming in every day.

Like, church services from, like, they would have three preachers in a day and then one at night.

But then the Thursday and a Friday, they would send people, they would ordain people in the church and send them to start their own church all over the world.

So Thursday was international.

So you knew, like, bro, if you were going to somewhere like Namibia, you knew you were lit.

Ah.

I just...

Yeah.

And he used to do, like, like, some, some of it was motivational, but he said, like, "What you should be doing in your life is the thing you can do the best with the least amount of effort." I remember that.

That hit me, 'cause I go, "I could play football decent, but I put in maximum effort just to get heartbeat average really." I remember thinking that, "I can't...

Shouldn't be doing that with my life." And I was like, "What is it that I think I'm na-" I thought, "I'm kinda funny." That was the first time.

I was like, "I'm kinda funny, though.

I'm always making people laugh." And I thought, "You know what? Let me try the stand-up ting." I literally thought it right then.

Just like that, "I'll try the stand-up thing."

Mm-hmm.

Andrew Mensah, your turn.

Yes, so I met this girl online and she was from Glasgow.

We spoke for like two months.

She was very cautious to see me, but she said, for you to come, I have to come to Glasgow.

I thought, come on, cheap flat.

I'm making a bit of money now.

I can do that.

i forgot this might not be true i was so invested

don't

know I honestly don't know but he went to uni in Manchester and then he used to come back and forth from Ghana then he met my mum back home and then they fell in love he lived in Ghana for a while came back to England and then brought my mum over But back then you could come over with ease.

So my dad just went to the home office.

Listen, my wife needs to come over.

They just permanent stay.

Just like that.

They called it start the boats.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So honestly, his, his Wikipedia page of what he's up to is really slows down in 2025.

He's got to learn

... that's the problem is like he would be... 'Cause like on film sets, right, if like, if there's children on film sets, they have to have like a tutor on the film set-

Go on, what were you going to say? Also,

no, I just think in terms of the panel stuff, it kind of feels like...

Because...

It kind of just...

It...

it kind of feels like as your economic situation changes, a lot of the times your beliefs and interests change.

Which is what my first show is about.

So you could go, oh, they've got 10 million followers, but like 60% of them are green.

Do you know? I don't think I have.

Basically, it'll be different categories.

So it might be objects, doing, doing word, like nature or whatever.

So me and you in a team, I have these cards and then I have to describe what's on the card without saying it.

Gotcha.

And then you just have to guess.

And then as many points as we can get, we move up the thing.

What does a football mean to you?

And you have to take like the progressive things you've learned from your arty friends back to them.

And they don't give a fuck.

All of this woke stuff, people's issues, they don't care.

I remember, like, I was speaking to this girl, and then it was about when Keir Starmer was being elected, didn't it? And I was on a show, Fantasy Football.

Keir Starmer had come on the show.

So before this, I had never voted before in my life.

But obviously, I met Keir, so I just said on the show, I'll vote for you because I've met you.

It's such, it's