Daniel Wiffen

Even today, he came with me today.

We're just not able to be separated.

Yeah, like you have the cliche, like we finish each other's sentences or like sometimes if I'm thinking of a song, he can sing it and stuff like that, which is kind of crazy.

But yeah, I mean, like even like in terms of feelings as well, like if we're having a conversation with somebody, I can tell if Nathan doesn't like the person or not, you know, just by feeling it, you know, it's like kind of funny.

No, never, never.

That's why I think, you know, swimming is obviously quite a lonely sport, they say, because of the staring down the black line for so long.

But I think because I've got my twin brother doing it with me every step of the way, then it doesn't become that bad.

And that's why I enjoy it.

There's a bit of rivalry.

I think when we were younger, we definitely used to fight a lot about who was better, but now I think I've maybe cemented my place as the better Twitter.

Okay, and he's okay, is he?

I'd say he's okay, but he's definitely eyeing up now.

He's getting better and better.

We've been at European and World Finals together, so I think...

You know, time can only tell if, you know, the LA Olympics.

Yeah, he is.

Well, it's about starting to recognise him as the Whiff and Twins, which is a bit nicer.

Yes.

The first song I thought of when somebody asked me about my favorite songs, this song.

So I used to go to Paris a lot as a child.