ask Cara some questions.

Talk us through that.

So I was hosting a gig in Milton Keynes, right? And the headliner was Slim, and Slim was running late.

They basically said to me, like, I need you to fill in the time.

Like, you're going to have to make up some time in between.

There were these guys that were there.

I think they were, I don't know if they were, like, racers.

So I was like, Hot Wheels, relax,

It was strangely courteous for a Londoner.

Yeah.

It was also like, you didn't dodge well.

The time wasn't good.

You created so much space on the dodge.

And I feel like a Londoner, we don't really completely divert our course.

If we do move out the way, it's like a shoulder out the way so that we don't completely dislocate these two.

Based on what we've seen and heard so far, who are we now leaning towards as a real Londoner?

What was lunch like

at school? Do you know what? Lunch.

Lunch? What's going on here? I don't know.

My brain is doing a lot of things.

Lunch was actually quite good in school until Jamie Oliver came and just...

Yeah.

fucked it all up.

Yeah, that is a good sign.

So if you were Andy Burnham, what policy would you immediately introduce to win over the public?

Do you know what? I have a few.

I do have a few, but I think my main one that I think people are most passionate about is, is paying for bags.

I don't know how we got swindled into trying to save the planet by paying for plastic, and now we're paying for paper, right?

[laughs]

[laughs]It's a big thing.

[laughs] Um, but like I'm really proud of the England team 'cause I think this is the furthest we've gotten since like 1966 or something like that.

So I feel like we really need to applaud them for that.

Summer

Walker reposted it.

Yes, yes.

And it hit like nearly 30 million views.

It was something silly.

And after I did that, I did another one of Comedy Central live and that one hit like a couple million views.

So after that, I think they started to realise that, OK, all right, you're bringing something.

What would you say, what is important about transferring those skills and staying relevant in the arts that you are in? How important is it to develop your creativity?