Dr Jeni Haynes

I informed him that he was lower than Batsburgies.

And yes, I'm the queen of the complicated insight.

Yes, you are.

So I once told a friend that if the amoeba had known prior to dividing that he was going to be the outcome, it wouldn't have bothered.

And this poor guy, and we were best friends at the time, and it was just a passing moment, but he was like,

Wait, what?

My father was an electronics engineer and there at the beginning of the big computers.

So yes, he's work smart.

Right.

But I think that he's not book smart and he's not educated like I am.

Never went to university, but then in the 1960s in England, you know, not everybody was university bound.

But in terms of my father being smart, I would say that my father is a genius at being a predator.

Yes.

He's incredibly smart.

Oh, yes.

I mean, the story we told you earlier about the moving of the mirror.

That is incredibly savvy.

He didn't have to.

And I mean, when he would hit me, he would hit me from the back of the neck to just above where the school skirt fell when you sit down.

So this guy was not just, I didn't have bruises where anybody could see it.