Jamie Laing

There's a, like a, is it a fable?

I don't know.

But there's a story which I heard recently, which is, and I'm going to completely murder it, but I'm going to give it a go, where it's a fisherman and an American businessman.

And the American businessman says to the fisherman, what do you do?

And he says, well, I go and fish in the morning, and then I do a little bit, and I come back to my family, and I play with them, and I have a great time with them.

We eat the fish.

And the American businessman says, well, why don't you spend all your day fishing, collect the fish, take it back to your family, but then go and sell the fish.

And the fisherman says, well, why don't I do that?

And he goes, well, then you can make more money.

The fisherman goes, well, why would I do that?

He goes, well, then you can sell the fish and you can then maybe go and sell the fish, collect money, go and buy a factory, tin it up, and then you've got the production and then you can sell more.

And the fisherman says, well, why would I do that?

And he goes, well, then you can sell all that and you can have loads of money.

And the fisherman says, well, why would you do that?

And he goes, well, then you can spend more time with your family.

And the fisherman says, well, I was doing that in the first place.

But you know what I mean, right?

And so...

It gets me a bit emotional because what the hell are you doing to me?

Because at the end of the day, that's really what is important.