And you're, yeah.

But you know what I keep getting? I was in Brighton the other day.

Oh my God, Alan Carr's friend.

It's not you, it's Lee.

I was, yeah, honestly.

And then I was out in Manchester the other week.

I used to live in Manchester.

It's posh.

And then it led to maybe some of the biggest career moments of your life so far? Oh,

my God, absolutely.

And actually, not to bring it up, I hate bringing up COVID, but that happened to me during COVID because I'd lost my job during that.

And that was devastating because I couldn't do anything else.

But what happened with that is, and, you know, looking back, I go, oh, wow.

You know, at the time, it's awful.

And it's like when you're going through a breakup.

Oh, my God!

Do you feel like this was quite a defining moment in your life?

I actually speak about this on stage, but a lot of people will say, when did you first realise you were gay? But they never ask, when did you first realise you were camp? And a lot of, like, I didn't know for a while.

Like, I always think now, if I was a kid now and heard my voice back, I'd be like, that's AI.

They've done something.

They've put an effect on that.

Because, like, when I look back at videos of myself, I'd be like, what? I'm not that camp.

And it was more, I just got given the comedy parts.

And I love

Oh my

God, I've put on so much weight.

And do you know what people keep saying to me? I'll say to them, I've put on so much weight.

They go, you haven't.

And I'm like...

One, you've only just met me, so how do you know? And two, statistically, I have.

I'm not saying I'm fat, but statistically, I've put on, wait, anyway, in Tribeca, and this guy's there.

Your mouth is full?