Joe Opio

So then I come to America, go to South Africa, and people go like, oh, you have an accent.

And I'm like, no, you have an accent.

You're not wrong.

Yes, because in my mind, when I speak, I sound like Hugh Grant right now.

When I'm talking right now.

In fact, you should go to Uganda and hear those.

When I'm talking right now, I sound like Hugh Grant.

I sound like an English aristocrat.

No, and can I tell you something?

I've seen your writing, and we'll go through this in stages.

We'll get back to the story.

But in writing, because this man sitting here,

has a vocabulary that surpasses any human being I've met in my life, like personally, that I know.

I don't know everyone in the world.

This guy here, if I'm looking for a word, searching for a sentence, trying to fix grammar or structure, this person here knows more about the English language than anyone I've ever met.

You right now, what we heard was you, and then what you heard on the mic was you going, I don't understand why anybody thinks I have an accent.

In fact, when you think about swordfish, when you think about swordfish,

In my mind.

In my mind.

Let me tell you.