Jimmy Carr

But then sometimes it doesn't.

You know, you're trying to stick the landing.

Yeah, but I think that comes with, I think it's like being an airline pilot.

It's like time in the air.

I probably have more time, more stage time than anyone else.

Do you think?

Maybe.

You put more hours in than most comics?

Yeah, I do maybe a two hour show, twice a night, four nights a week.

That's a lot of time on stage holding that.

And I also do a lot of audience work.

And that's, I think that's like- Crowd work during the- You mean during the show?

So that thing of like going, the load doesn't get lighter, your back gets stronger.

So that thing of like years and years of doing that, you get kind of, you get used to being on stage.

I mean, I like, in some ways you're kind of conducting the audience.

You're sort of, I do quite a lot of stuff with, I mean, I seem to be standing stock still the whole time.

I think that's the impression that I give, but there's quite a lot of stuff going on.

It's quite sort of, yeah, it's quite, it's very performative.

Yeah, about that, yeah.

Well, the Betjeman poem and lovely Ricky.