Jimmy Carr

When you're depressed, it's so hard to like it's like it's all very well for us to go. Well, you know, go for a run and do some exercise and have a cold plunge. It's so difficult when you're in that. I'm very empathetic to that state. And I wonder, does it help that we slightly pathologize in our language? We say depressed and anxious, not sad and worried.

When you're depressed, it's so hard to like it's like it's all very well for us to go. Well, you know, go for a run and do some exercise and have a cold plunge. It's so difficult when you're in that. I'm very empathetic to that state. And I wonder, does it help that we slightly pathologize in our language? We say depressed and anxious, not sad and worried.

When you're depressed, it's so hard to like it's like it's all very well for us to go. Well, you know, go for a run and do some exercise and have a cold plunge. It's so difficult when you're in that. I'm very empathetic to that state. And I wonder, does it help that we slightly pathologize in our language? We say depressed and anxious, not sad and worried.

I mean, I think for some people it's, listen, you don't want to be trivialized mental health problems, but you go, sometimes it's just the human condition. We're going to worry about stuff.

I mean, I think for some people it's, listen, you don't want to be trivialized mental health problems, but you go, sometimes it's just the human condition. We're going to worry about stuff.

I mean, I think for some people it's, listen, you don't want to be trivialized mental health problems, but you go, sometimes it's just the human condition. We're going to worry about stuff.

Well, the issue is that you want to be, I think, kindness. Right. Kindness is, it's the most wonderful thing. It is. And here's the problem with kindness. There's a lot of kindness in the moment. Like, I've got kids, you've got kids, right? Your kids want, what do they want to do? They want to eat McDonald's and they want to watch TV.

Well, the issue is that you want to be, I think, kindness. Right. Kindness is, it's the most wonderful thing. It is. And here's the problem with kindness. There's a lot of kindness in the moment. Like, I've got kids, you've got kids, right? Your kids want, what do they want to do? They want to eat McDonald's and they want to watch TV.

Well, the issue is that you want to be, I think, kindness. Right. Kindness is, it's the most wonderful thing. It is. And here's the problem with kindness. There's a lot of kindness in the moment. Like, I've got kids, you've got kids, right? Your kids want, what do they want to do? They want to eat McDonald's and they want to watch TV.

And you want to be kind in the moment, but you're going to have fat, stupid kids. Of course. So you go, well, let's have some healthy food and let's read some books and let's run around outside. And maybe they don't want to do that now. But you've got to be kind to their potential. Yes. Not just to that. And then you kind of obviously, you know, it kind of teaches you that.

And you want to be kind in the moment, but you're going to have fat, stupid kids. Of course. So you go, well, let's have some healthy food and let's read some books and let's run around outside. And maybe they don't want to do that now. But you've got to be kind to their potential. Yes. Not just to that. And then you kind of obviously, you know, it kind of teaches you that.

And you want to be kind in the moment, but you're going to have fat, stupid kids. Of course. So you go, well, let's have some healthy food and let's read some books and let's run around outside. And maybe they don't want to do that now. But you've got to be kind to their potential. Yes. Not just to that. And then you kind of obviously, you know, it kind of teaches you that.

And then you kind of have to apply it to yourself. Because you go, well, they're not going to pay attention to what I say. They're just going to watch what I do.

And then you kind of have to apply it to yourself. Because you go, well, they're not going to pay attention to what I say. They're just going to watch what I do.

And then you kind of have to apply it to yourself. Because you go, well, they're not going to pay attention to what I say. They're just going to watch what I do.

I don't think you realize, and maybe you do, I don't think you realize how much you help people. Having these conversations on here. They help me.

I don't think you realize, and maybe you do, I don't think you realize how much you help people. Having these conversations on here. They help me.

I don't think you realize, and maybe you do, I don't think you realize how much you help people. Having these conversations on here. They help me.

Yeah, it's not easy. But having these conversations, but I think there's something about you specifically, like the martial arts stuff, it's a very alpha thing, and then you're a stand-up comedian and very admired by your peers, and you can have conversations about this stuff, and I think it really cuts through to a group that wouldn't hear that.

Yeah, it's not easy. But having these conversations, but I think there's something about you specifically, like the martial arts stuff, it's a very alpha thing, and then you're a stand-up comedian and very admired by your peers, and you can have conversations about this stuff, and I think it really cuts through to a group that wouldn't hear that.