Kiell Smith-Bynoe

That means no.

No.

No, no, I don't.

Mine only comes from allergies, but I... Like cats.

Yeah, cats.

It turns out I'm allergic to horses as well, because anyway.

But I am...

For years, I'd stay around someone's house if they had a cat and I'd have an asthma attack in the night.

It's so weird, I never actually brought this up.

I remember being at my friend Steve's house.

He had cats and I'd usually be sleeping in the lounge or something, you know, and they'd make a bed for you in the lounge.

And I'd have an asthma attack and I'd be going, and I'd leave the house and I'd walk around at night for about an hour

get my breath back because i just knew from experience like the fresh air would eventually get my breast back for maybe an hour just kind of and then eventually it would go and i'd wake up next day and not tell anyone because i just go it's just something happens to me and uh and then i was in my late probably before my hands were weird and uh i uh

I was getting something out of the car from my mum when I was in my 20s and I had an asthma attack.

And I was on the cocaine.

And she was like, what the hell's going on?

I said, I don't know, it just happens.

Sent me to the GP and they said, oh, you've got asthma.

And I said, oh, no, I don't because I only really get it in the morning or if I'm near a cat or a horse.

They were like, no, that's asthma.