John Safran

I found it really easy to kind of like step back and go, I'm going to be the one, almost like the second fiddle who just, he kind of weirdly gets the attention.

I'm sort of like acting a bit differently than I act in nearly every other situation.

So anyway, what I'm saying is I wouldn't like go, oh, I'm going to be provocative.

But for instance, I'd...

Absolutely.

I'd love to do like an absolute religion series, totally, 100%, which I reckon just organically would end up being pokey.

I think pokey is good.

I think – and I also think –

I think most Australians, like, get things like comedy.

I don't really think in the... Out of the 22 million Australians, like, there's all this confusion about, like, if they see some comedian and they say something ironic or... And they can kind of tell that the guy's trying to make a point or...

they're being cheeky to try to get around.

Like I think people get it.

Like I really don't think there's this, I don't think like the vast majority of people are sort of confused or even, especially in the context of Australia, when you think of people like kind of cheekiness and stuff like that.

And, yeah, so totally, yes, absolutely.

Next thing, religion.

And next thing, yes, as spiky as this is God, right?

Thank you very much.

I was in the Ivory Coast in West Africa and looking at a voodooism.

I was like...

here's a photo of my ex-girlfriend.