Joe Opio

And it came up by accident, almost.

So when we were in boarding school in Uganda, remember, boarding school is like,

can I tell you how I thought it came up before I thought the way I thought it came up is because you're from Uganda which is a poor country you thought you had to pay for sleep and so you could only afford I apologize that's why I said he's Ugandan he's slandering our country no so here's okay no here's the thing so when we were in boarding school

remember it was like military, it was like prison, right?

So you have to go study, do this.

Everything is like prison.

So the only time we had was, cause we used to go for prep, which is like you study after hours.

Like, so we would go for prep from seven to, cause you spend the whole day studying, studying.

Now you have to read, do self-reading.

So we'd go for prep from seven to nine.

Then it would come out.

Then now you have to go and prepare to go to bed.

And because I loved soccer so much and I loved sports so much, we used to wait for midnight to listen to BBC Sports on radio, which was illegal because you couldn't bring in a radio, but we phoned away.

So BBC Sports was like, that was our thing.

Me and a group of other football, like soccer loving guys.

So we'd listen to BBC Sports to hear the roundup of the news, what happened in the Premier League, what happened in the Champions League.

Then from, it would end at around midnight 30.

Then from midnight 30, everyone else was sleeping.

Midnight 30 to like three.

Now we are discussing what happened.