Jamie Laing

Um, talking, talking, talking, talking, talking.

And I'm like, I don't want to be rude.

So I just kind of let him stay and still talking, talking, talking, talking.

And I'm really unsociable.

When I'm unsociable, I'm really unsociable.

And I was just like... You didn't say anything.

I did.

I said, I was like, but when the food came out, I was like, bro, I don't want to be rude.

And then he was like, I understand.

And then just walked off.

That's fair.

I was just like... I get that.

So yeah, when people just invade my personal space, I don't mind when people come, they take a picture or they might even ask one or two questions.

But it's just like when they try to be around me the whole day, it's like,

It's unique.

It's unique because you know, like when a fighter comes through, they're always trying to compare it to someone else.

So like when you describe a fighter, you won't say, oh, he's got fast feet and that he's able to do, he's like, oh, he boxes like Mike Tyson or he's a middleweight Muhammad Ali.

like they always try to compare to someone but like with me there's there's there's the only comparison i ever had was with mike tyson but it's not because of the boxing stars because of the success of such a young age but they can't compare me to anyone no no so that means i'm unique i'm one of our own it's like i'm like i'm one of the few people that

that like kind of play mind games with boxing.

You know what I mean?