Adam Buxton

Yeah, yeah.

But sometimes you get the feeling that...

On some shows, people aren't that well protected because they know, like, ooh, this is spicy.

Yeah, yeah.

We'll definitely keep that in because that's going to go viral and that's going to get people talking and that'll cause a stir.

And some people will go, yay, well done for saying that.

And other people will get angry about that.

And actually...

I kind of had to realize that that's not what this show is, not what my show is, really.

It's much more kind of about trying to get on and trying to be friendly and sort of protect people from being thrust into a space where they're going to be misunderstood.

You know what I mean?

Because that's one of the big dangers of the...

social media world is that you can be quite easily misinterpreted and misunderstood and people will, you know, have a fairly bad faith interpretation of what you're about.

Oh, yeah, I think so.

I mean, for lots of reasons, mainly time, you know.

It's mainly like, it's just another job.

Well, I mean, I appreciate that it's useful for people in all kinds of ways, but I was getting nothing really good out of it, personally.

Ah, thank you.

What's your mum's name again?

Shanti.