Jim Jefferies

You do keep yourself pretty busy, you know, on TV, on the 1% Club.

What has it been like working on that show?

Oh, I love working on that show.

That's one of my favourite jobs to do.

There's not...

Much better you can do with your day than actually give someone, well, not give, I don't give them the money, but tell someone that they've won $100,000.

That's a fun thing to do.

Have you ever told someone they've won $100,000? No, I haven't.

I'll have to give it a go one day.

Well, yeah, you have to have the $100,000 to really make it work.

But just to see that, and also... you know, it's just a fun show where you get to sit around chatting.

You don't have to talk about politics.

Nothing controversial is going to be said.

You're not going to get in too much trouble.

It's just a straight up game show.

So I enjoy that job.

That's an easy gig.

I love it.

I wanted to ask you, you know, do you get like notes about the contestants beforehand to be able to, you know, make a bit of fun of them or is it all just kind of on the spot when you do that stuff?

I don't really get any notes on the contestants.

Um, When I start talking to them, I will have on a tablet on my podium, it'll flash up their profile and it'll say a few fun facts about them or where they're from and their occupation.

So I can work off that, but there's nothing prepared beforehand, no.

The first time I talk to them is the first time I've talked to them.

The producers talk to them before that and I have an earpiece that just tells me, what share number and who to talk to.

But you can clearly tell when there's a contestant that I take a shine to.