Jimmy Carr

It's sort of, they're like crossword puzzles.

And I sort of view jokes as being, they're little, it almost feels like they're there and you're trying to chisel away everything that isn't the joke.

You're trying to get it down to as few words as possible to get the meaning across, to get someone to have this reaction, to laugh.

And I just found that it was that, you know,

Naval Ravikant thing of like going, it's about what could you stand to do for 10,000 hours?

What is... Who was Naval?

Come on, now you're just making them up.

Naval Ravikant is brilliant.

One of the most brilliant people in the world.

No, he's like a business investor.

And he's just a very wise man.

And he shares it.

He's very open.

But his thing is like, you find something that is work for them and play for you.

That's like, don't follow your dreams, follow your talents.

What do you find easy that everyone else seems to find difficult?

Follow that.

And I could do this thing.

I could write jokes and I could do that thing.

I mean, I hope so.