Jimmy Carr

I wonder what it is that we're enjoying there because I think it's like it's type one and type two thinking. So it's like driving a car. When you're getting your license to drive stick shift, you really have to concentrate. Sure. And then it goes over into this other place where you just go, it's just happening. I don't have to think about this.

But you're like engaged. You're kind of in a flow state when you're driving one of those cars and just driving it. You haven't got the radio on. I used to love driving home from shows and you'd think of something and you'd be driving and you wouldn't be, you know, days before iPhones. So you just have to remember that thought. And let it linger. And kind of thinking of jokes and wordplay.

But you're like engaged. You're kind of in a flow state when you're driving one of those cars and just driving it. You haven't got the radio on. I used to love driving home from shows and you'd think of something and you'd be driving and you wouldn't be, you know, days before iPhones. So you just have to remember that thought. And let it linger. And kind of thinking of jokes and wordplay.

But you're like engaged. You're kind of in a flow state when you're driving one of those cars and just driving it. You haven't got the radio on. I used to love driving home from shows and you'd think of something and you'd be driving and you wouldn't be, you know, days before iPhones. So you just have to remember that thought. And let it linger. And kind of thinking of jokes and wordplay.

But you'd be kind of engaged in this other activity.

But you'd be kind of engaged in this other activity.

But you'd be kind of engaged in this other activity.

It's interesting those things of like activities that engender different kind of states. Like, okay, you play a lot of pool. Now, I don't play much pool. But I do play pool with my friends if they're having a tough time. If you have to have a tough conversation with a friend, they're down, they're depressed, whatever. This looking each other in the eyes doesn't work so well.

It's interesting those things of like activities that engender different kind of states. Like, okay, you play a lot of pool. Now, I don't play much pool. But I do play pool with my friends if they're having a tough time. If you have to have a tough conversation with a friend, they're down, they're depressed, whatever. This looking each other in the eyes doesn't work so well.

It's interesting those things of like activities that engender different kind of states. Like, okay, you play a lot of pool. Now, I don't play much pool. But I do play pool with my friends if they're having a tough time. If you have to have a tough conversation with a friend, they're down, they're depressed, whatever. This looking each other in the eyes doesn't work so well.

Because there's a lot of thinking time. You know, if it's an emotional conversation, if there's something big going on, a game of pool is kind of fantastic for that because it just slows everything down. You've got a reason to be there for longer. It's kind of, it's playful. And there's kind of a low-level competition going on, but the stakes aren't high.

Because there's a lot of thinking time. You know, if it's an emotional conversation, if there's something big going on, a game of pool is kind of fantastic for that because it just slows everything down. You've got a reason to be there for longer. It's kind of, it's playful. And there's kind of a low-level competition going on, but the stakes aren't high.

Because there's a lot of thinking time. You know, if it's an emotional conversation, if there's something big going on, a game of pool is kind of fantastic for that because it just slows everything down. You've got a reason to be there for longer. It's kind of, it's playful. And there's kind of a low-level competition going on, but the stakes aren't high.

And you kind of have a great, it's like when you're in the car with a buddy, you have a great conversation side by side.

And you kind of have a great, it's like when you're in the car with a buddy, you have a great conversation side by side.

And you kind of have a great, it's like when you're in the car with a buddy, you have a great conversation side by side.

It's like someone saying, yeah, no, no, we should all learn to swim. No, sometimes you need a life raft. Yeah. Sometimes you need a fucking floatie.

It's like someone saying, yeah, no, no, we should all learn to swim. No, sometimes you need a life raft. Yeah. Sometimes you need a fucking floatie.

It's like someone saying, yeah, no, no, we should all learn to swim. No, sometimes you need a life raft. Yeah. Sometimes you need a fucking floatie.

Just for a couple of weeks. But that thing of like... And we should chat about that, because it's like... Suicide for me, it's a permanent solution to a temporary problem. Invariably, it's that thing of like... People think they want to disappear, but really they want to be found.