Jamie Laing

Not that I can remember.

And that's like why, why me and my family, we moved, we moved to England because of like, there is so many different cultures here.

Like in Slovakia, that's not it.

It's just, you're just Slovak or you're not.

I mean, they don't, I'm not even, I'm not even too sure if Slovak like their own people.

Um, well, that's Slovaks are like very like known to just like, not like outsiders.

And obviously my mom's okay.

But like everybody else is kind of like visibly you can tell that we're not from or we've got other backgrounds.

Yeah, of course.

I think... That's quite fun.

Of course, because like you are the product of your past experiences.

And it's only like obviously I was in Nigeria last week.

And like, when I was, when I was just in, when I was in Lagos, I was just like, I was thinking like, I just had like a weird feeling where even though I haven't, I've been to Lagos in 2010, but apart from that, like, um, I haven't been there.

I felt, I felt like it was a little bit like on my home.

Yeah.

And it's like, it's weird because... It's weird when you get to a place and you go like, this feels like home, but you have never been... I haven't been there for over 15 years.

So I was just like, and then even like speaking to the people, I just felt like, yeah, these are like, these are like my people.

But like, even like when I was in Slovakia, I never really had that.

And I spoke to my mom about this.

And she was like, yeah, you ain't going to find happier people than in Nigeria.