Max Rushton

I don't recall.

When people say the streets, they mean a French barber's shop.

That's the general vibe.

11.40 is a strange time to wake up, isn't it?

Because it's sort of lunchtime.

I don't know, even if you haven't had like 15 hours sleep, it doesn't feel like the crack of dawn.

You know, once you're there, you're like, okay, it's sort of a discombobulating time to wake.

The thing about DocuSign, I mean, obviously, give me any form to sign, I'm not reading it, whatever the hell it is.

Yeah.

DocuSign especially, I am like clicking through that as quickly as I humanly possibly can.

I have no idea who owns this house or who's getting all the money that I might earn.

I want to sign it very quickly.

I think printing, I've found it a very valuable resource of getting to know your neighbours.

So in London for about a decade, I lived next door to the celebrated photographer Martin Parr.

Have I told this story, David?

Yes, you've told all your stories.

May he rest in peace, passed away recently.

I have to tell him all my stories.

But I just used his printing.

He had great, because they used to print, had massive printers.