Joe

Indeed.

So since moving, you've been working with Joe.ie. You've been on various podcasts, doing more acting and stand-up work.

Yes.

When it comes to stand-up, I mean, that to me is as terrifying as it gets to stand up in front of a group of people and your sole job is to make them laugh.

And they're, they're from Skerries.

And I remember going out there one day, 'cause I think they worked with Joe.ie back in the day.

Yeah.

And they, some of them might still be there at the back.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But, like, the Joe.ie guys now, Russ McCarney and Ryan Carrick, who are absolutely brilliant-

Yeah

Yeah.

Me old mate from Joe.ie, Paul Moore.

Paul Moore was a great fellow.

I love Paul.

We've never met him before.

So I think Joe.ie met him a couple of years ago and they brought it up, but we had never been in front of him.

So I was like, do you know what? This movie is a bit rough and ready.

I'm going to start it off.

It wasn't great.

There was sleepless nights on my part, because I left Joe.ie in November, and then December was my month's notice.

And I was supposed to start up my own at the start of January, and I did that.

And I had a sponsor for January, Benetti Menswear, but I was gone subscriber on February the 1st.

But then I did the video.

And then Joe.ie, at the first video that went out then, Paddy McKenna called me up and he's like, I'm Paddy McKenna, Joe.ie, you know, and him and Niall McGarry were there.

McGarry's from Castlebar.

He sure is.

So he just, that clip lived with me forever.

So I started doing him.

So the video just went big and because it had a few soccer people in it and GEA people, McGarry and them were like, well, this fella could work with Joe.co.uk and Joe.ie.

Yeah.