Jimmy Carr

I got crazy drug views. Do you want to hear my drug views? I would love to hear your drug views. Okay. Marijuana specifically. Okay. I think marijuana should be illegal for the under 30s. I think it should be legal 30 to 50. And then I think over 50, mandatory.

I got crazy drug views. Do you want to hear my drug views? I would love to hear your drug views. Okay. Marijuana specifically. Okay. I think marijuana should be illegal for the under 30s. I think it should be legal 30 to 50. And then I think over 50, mandatory.

I got crazy drug views. Do you want to hear my drug views? I would love to hear your drug views. Okay. Marijuana specifically. Okay. I think marijuana should be illegal for the under 30s. I think it should be legal 30 to 50. And then I think over 50, mandatory.

Well, I think it's that thing of like there's performance enhancing drugs. right? And then there's lots of them. I mean, testosterone is probably the biggest and the best, right?

Well, I think it's that thing of like there's performance enhancing drugs. right? And then there's lots of them. I mean, testosterone is probably the biggest and the best, right?

Well, I think it's that thing of like there's performance enhancing drugs. right? And then there's lots of them. I mean, testosterone is probably the biggest and the best, right?

Well, but testosterone in terms of the world, like if you look at the world, like people often quote the fact that most of the biggest CEOs in the world are male. Yeah, but also 95% of the prison population is male because what testosterone gives you is it's risk. It's the chemical for risk. So people take high risk. So they end up with all the rewards, but also destitute.

Well, but testosterone in terms of the world, like if you look at the world, like people often quote the fact that most of the biggest CEOs in the world are male. Yeah, but also 95% of the prison population is male because what testosterone gives you is it's risk. It's the chemical for risk. So people take high risk. So they end up with all the rewards, but also destitute.

Well, but testosterone in terms of the world, like if you look at the world, like people often quote the fact that most of the biggest CEOs in the world are male. Yeah, but also 95% of the prison population is male because what testosterone gives you is it's risk. It's the chemical for risk. So people take high risk. So they end up with all the rewards, but also destitute.

But it's that thing of like, you know, for young women, if you're talking to young women, like what would the advice be? And it's like, because young men take risks, right? But young women tend not to take the same risks. But maybe if you do more calculated risks, kind of levels the playing field a little bit.

But it's that thing of like, you know, for young women, if you're talking to young women, like what would the advice be? And it's like, because young men take risks, right? But young women tend not to take the same risks. But maybe if you do more calculated risks, kind of levels the playing field a little bit.

But it's that thing of like, you know, for young women, if you're talking to young women, like what would the advice be? And it's like, because young men take risks, right? But young women tend not to take the same risks. But maybe if you do more calculated risks, kind of levels the playing field a little bit.

Well, I suppose career, for what choices you make in life.

Well, I suppose career, for what choices you make in life.

Well, I suppose career, for what choices you make in life.

I don't know. I mean, I read a lot of it's like Mary Harrington and Louise Perry, these kind of great feminist writers. And they often sort of talk about this thing of like going, we talk about one stage of feminism above and there's three. There's like there's the there's the maiden. which is the young woman out for a career who can do anything a man can do, right? Absolutely.

I don't know. I mean, I read a lot of it's like Mary Harrington and Louise Perry, these kind of great feminist writers. And they often sort of talk about this thing of like going, we talk about one stage of feminism above and there's three. There's like there's the there's the maiden. which is the young woman out for a career who can do anything a man can do, right? Absolutely.

I don't know. I mean, I read a lot of it's like Mary Harrington and Louise Perry, these kind of great feminist writers. And they often sort of talk about this thing of like going, we talk about one stage of feminism above and there's three. There's like there's the there's the maiden. which is the young woman out for a career who can do anything a man can do, right? Absolutely.

And then there's motherhood, which a man cannot compete. But feminism doesn't really talk about motherhood that much. It's become almost like a right-wing thing to celebrate motherhood, right? And then there's what they call the crone, the older woman, post-menopausal, who's absolutely... pivotal in our society.

And then there's motherhood, which a man cannot compete. But feminism doesn't really talk about motherhood that much. It's become almost like a right-wing thing to celebrate motherhood, right? And then there's what they call the crone, the older woman, post-menopausal, who's absolutely... pivotal in our society.