Something Stupid Because You Can | TableTalk Ep.6

I can answer that question.

Go

on.

Yes, it's the best, and I've done exactly what I wanted to do.

Literally, especially now with all technology, I've got all this stuff in my house that I've always wanted when I was 20.

Automated everything, machines to shout at, great stuff.

Yeah, yeah, I think my 20-year-old person will be quite impressed with this person.

I

hope.

I think, so I'm 40 now, so that's exactly half of my life ago.

And I think when I was 20, I was just coming out of university and I was sort of trying to work out what life was going to be about.

And I think probably then I wanted to go and wear a corporate suit and go to London and do all the corporate stuff.

Being a council estate working class background, that sort of that felt like success was going to be that when you had to wear a bloody tie to work.

something but you soon come to realize that success is not wearing a tie to work at some point so yeah i think for me i didn't know i was going to be an entrepreneur when i was 20. i knew i wanted to do something different and i was driven and i was hard working and i was intelligent compared to some other people not by like books and shakespeare but like getting done and seeing opportunities and doing you did

you put on a suit and went to work

I did start off with, yeah, yeah.

So when I was in my first job, I was on a graduate scheme, so I did used to wear a suit.

And actually, when I started my business, even though I was in property services, I did wear a suit for about the first year.

And then I soon realised that actually I preferred wearing red check shirts.

And I called my look the lumber sexual look because I had a big beard and a big pair of lumberjack shoes and a red check.

And that was my signature look as I was going around.

And then Monty Python sued you.

Well, yeah.

If I knew what Monty Python was, that would be useful.

It's a little bit before my time.

I can answer that question.

Go

on.

Yes, it's the best, and I've done exactly what I wanted to do.

Literally, especially now with all technology, I've got all this stuff in my house that I've always wanted when I was 20.

Automated everything, machines to shout at, great stuff.

Yeah, yeah, I think my 20-year-old person will be quite impressed with this person.

I

hope.

I think, so I'm 40 now, so that's exactly half of my life ago.

And I think when I was 20, I was just coming out of university and I was sort of trying to work out what life was going to be about.

And I think probably then I wanted to go and wear a corporate suit and go to London and do all the corporate stuff.

Being a council estate working class background, that sort of that felt like success was going to be that when you had to wear a bloody tie to work.

something but you soon come to realize that success is not wearing a tie to work at some point so yeah i think for me i didn't know i was going to be an entrepreneur when i was 20. i knew i wanted to do something different and i was driven and i was hard working and i was intelligent compared to some other people not by like books and shakespeare but like getting done and seeing opportunities and doing you did

you put on a suit and went to work

I did start off with, yeah, yeah.

So when I was in my first job, I was on a graduate scheme, so I did used to wear a suit.

And actually, when I started my business, even though I was in property services, I did wear a suit for about the first year.

And then I soon realised that actually I preferred wearing red check shirts.

And I called my look the lumber sexual look because I had a big beard and a big pair of lumberjack shoes and a red check.

And that was my signature look as I was going around.

And then Monty Python sued you.

Well, yeah.

If I knew what Monty Python was, that would be useful.

It's a little bit before my time.