Louie Spence

And then I got to eat the new peanuts, you know, which are new, the chocolate peanut ones.

And I said, my husband gets me some of them from Tesco, but actually they're nowhere near as good.

And I'm not just saying that because the Tesco ones, the chocolate's not very healthy.

It's not very nice chocolate and it doesn't have the crunch.

Anyway, so I just went and introduced myself.

Then I went up to the top office where you've got your accounts or whatever.

And then, you know, there's a little ballroom at the end.

Yeah.

Oh, I can't help myself.

But what is the difference between going to that?

I love people.

I love people.

I love just like everyday people.

And I feel as though I can, I know I have the ability to walk into a room.

And light it up.

You could have, like I say, the straightest, maybe homophobic in a sense person.

And I know I could make them smile or I could do something, or I know that I could make that room laugh.

And I do it in a way sometimes with shock factor, but I'd never do it in a way where I'm being insulting someone.

Or if I thought I would never pick on someone to make him feel uncomfortable, to get a laugh for myself.

It's more on myself.