Joe Molloy

Legally, I just want to say John Kylie, not mad.

Indosport podcast at independent.ie.

We're in a slightly different studio today.

We'll try and cope Conor McKeown thrown by being able to see himself as he talks at all times.

Yeah.

I was saying to you that when, you know, you look in the mirror, you can kind of, you know, we do that thing.

We know we're about to see a reflection.

We just handsome ourselves a touch.

When you're talking, there's no way to control that.

I read a thing I was going to say to you.

It's a study, basically.

And apparently, like when we look in the mirror, there's a bit of delusion going on.

We flatten out our asymmetry and we look far more appealing in the mirror to what we do in real life.

I think we've all had the experience, obviously, of a selfie on an iPhone going, oh, my God.

But it's very true.

I would have thought the opposite.

Yeah, no, it's not.

Apparently in the mirror, you're seeing a polished up version.

Well, I mean, I guess I work in a world where I see myself on camera in an unvarnished way.

It's definitely true.