Andrew Scott

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's definitely, I don't think you kind of really have the other stuff with the other stuff.

Yeah.

Yeah.

you know, you gotta be, it's not, it's not, you know, it's, it's supposed to sensitivity is the word.

Like you gotta be, you gotta be, you gotta be, you can't have one without the other.

So I suppose I'm pretty, um, what is it?

Thin skinned.

I do think Irish people are pretty sensitive as well.

Yeah.

know what i mean i think so soft-hearted i think it's in the culture um which i think it allows the people to be so brutal because you know it's both yeah yeah that's the it's always all the thing all the things are both yeah and uh and i always think it's

I mean, speaking for myself, I'm incredibly thin skinned and then I can be a Viking.

I have both in me, but, and it's hard to reconcile them both, but that's what it is.

It's exactly what it is.

And it's sort of, it's like what you were saying about-

I think there's something when you become well-known, and it's interesting what you say about talking to people on the street, which is still incredibly important to me.

One of the things that I think would frighten me is not having that access to just talking to people every day.

I think it just seems like an awful thing to just be so sort of successful or so recognizable that you have to be in this sort of prison the whole time.

So not to be able to get out and go have a laugh with people.