Jimmy Carr

Yeah, I know him, we are.

When we're in the same city, we'll have dinner.

He'll come to a show.

Yeah, but I think that's, you know, that's all right.

coming out politically but maybe not maybe i'm well i'm like i'm a creature of the left but i don't like where the left has gone in terms of going that that idea of the um leaving the working classes behind leaving the original kind of marxist ideas behind of the redistribution of wealth like i think there needs to be a redistribution but for me it isn't from rich to poor it's from old to young

I think we need to deal young people in to society.

Like if I was going to run for office, my thing would be, OK, no one under 30 pays any tax.

We have to give them a little head start.

They have to be allowed to buy a house and start a family.

Just that's what society is for.

And the whole of our political system is sort of solving for the old, which is, I don't know, I don't think it's going to work long term.

That's the most mind-blowing thing?

I would say.

No, I think you take away fame and fortune.

You're a good-looking guy.

Stop it, you.

Yeah, but I think it's very good to talk about this because I think there is a lot of pressure on young men to lose their virginity and feel like they're... It's that weird thing at the moment where the world is harems and peepholes.

It's a very small percentage of men getting all the girls and everyone else is hopelessly addicted to porn.

And I think it's very good to be open about it and say, not everyone develops at the same time.

I was enmeshed with my mother and maybe that was a part of it.