Joe Opio

And so it's funny because when I go to countries, they say South Africa, even the US, Americans are very shocked.

They go like, oh, how do you know about this movie that happened?

How do you know about this moment that happened?

And I go like, cause when I was in Uganda, when I watch the news, when they go like foreign news,

It's America, it's Britain, it's South Africa.

When I'm reading a newspaper, when they go like, oh, international news.

It's South Africa.

It's Britain.

But when you're in America, because Americans are always going like, oh, we feel ignorant.

We don't know as much about Uganda.

Then I go like, it makes sense.

When you're watching news, when they go foreign news, it's not always Uganda.

Maybe every once in a while.

But it's France.

It's other countries.

Because you guys are a big culture.

So remember in Watwakanda, I was talking about how when we were growing up, we were at the Daily Show.

And I told them, us growing up,

The most iconic movie in Uganda was Baby's Day Out.

Baby's Day Out was bigger than Star Wars.