Derek Fordjour
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Podcast Appearances
How do you know when something's finished? I think there's a creeping feeling that you get where you're like, I'm not making this better. You know, it's kind of like when you're in a barber's chair, like the longer you're there, this guy can only remove hair. Do you know what I'm saying? Yeah, I know exactly what you're saying. You shouldn't be there too long.
How do you know when something's finished? I think there's a creeping feeling that you get where you're like, I'm not making this better. You know, it's kind of like when you're in a barber's chair, like the longer you're there, this guy can only remove hair. Do you know what I'm saying? Yeah, I know exactly what you're saying. You shouldn't be there too long.
There's like a moment that if you're like, it's been a while. You want to look for a mirror. So it's diminishing returns in a way. Yeah, like there's a point where you're like, if I stay in this, it's not going to get better. I'm sure you like write a joke and you're like, that's too many words. I did too much to get there. You know, it's enough. Leave it.
There's like a moment that if you're like, it's been a while. You want to look for a mirror. So it's diminishing returns in a way. Yeah, like there's a point where you're like, if I stay in this, it's not going to get better. I'm sure you like write a joke and you're like, that's too many words. I did too much to get there. You know, it's enough. Leave it.
Bro, you blow me up immediately about the nose. No, because you know why. What are you self-conscious about?
Bro, you blow me up immediately about the nose. No, because you know why. What are you self-conscious about?
The entire time? No one. But wouldn't you say that's also like entertainment culture? Like nobody wants to like, first of all, you're the boss. To each other, do they admit it?
The entire time? No one. But wouldn't you say that's also like entertainment culture? Like nobody wants to like, first of all, you're the boss. To each other, do they admit it?
No, you don't. Because you're such a man of the people.
No, you don't. Because you're such a man of the people.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Right, exactly.
Right, exactly.
Yeah, it's true. I mean, even in Ghana, I mean, there's this wonderful thing you observe right away where the boss and his subordinate may hold hands, like same sex.
Yeah, it's true. I mean, even in Ghana, I mean, there's this wonderful thing you observe right away where the boss and his subordinate may hold hands, like same sex.
And it's a way of like, let me have a chat with you. And that's totally normal to hold hands. In fact, by the time we leave, my brother and I hold hands while we're walking around. See, you're trying not to smile because you've been- I'm not trying not to smile. I'm smiling. Your smile is just growing. Yeah, right? The whole thing. The smile is growing. It's completely normal.
And it's a way of like, let me have a chat with you. And that's totally normal to hold hands. In fact, by the time we leave, my brother and I hold hands while we're walking around. See, you're trying not to smile because you've been- I'm not trying not to smile. I'm smiling. Your smile is just growing. Yeah, right? The whole thing. The smile is growing. It's completely normal.
You know this, yeah.
You know this, yeah.