Jimmy Carr

You're not in that business. I'm not in that business. You're not in that business.

Right, yeah.

Right, yeah.

Right, yeah.

You're disappointed that the guy that hailed you wasn't attractive enough.

You're disappointed that the guy that hailed you wasn't attractive enough.

You're disappointed that the guy that hailed you wasn't attractive enough.

In Sauna's Inn?

In Sauna's Inn?

In Sauna's Inn?

Okay, so in the bar. So how did you know the guy was hitting on you?

Okay, so in the bar. So how did you know the guy was hitting on you?

Okay, so in the bar. So how did you know the guy was hitting on you?

Way, way worse. I think it's very good for empathy to have that experience, to have a guy aggressively, drunkenly hit on you and to know what it's like. I often think being a bit famous, you kind of know what it's like to be a very attractive woman.

Way, way worse. I think it's very good for empathy to have that experience, to have a guy aggressively, drunkenly hit on you and to know what it's like. I often think being a bit famous, you kind of know what it's like to be a very attractive woman.

Way, way worse. I think it's very good for empathy to have that experience, to have a guy aggressively, drunkenly hit on you and to know what it's like. I often think being a bit famous, you kind of know what it's like to be a very attractive woman.

I mean in terms of you have predictable conversations.

I mean in terms of you have predictable conversations.

I mean in terms of you have predictable conversations.

Super attractive women have the same conversation with people over and over again and you blame them for being boring. Where are you from? Hey, you come around here a lot? What's going on? Yeah, it's the same conversation again and again and again. I always notice that. My friend Roisin Conaty pointed this out to me.