Omid Djalili
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589 appearances
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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What Did You Do Yesterday? with Max Rushden & David O'Doherty · S2 EP14: Omid Djalili · 6 Apr 2025
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Wonderful.
A little siesta.
And I think it's important.
This is something I schedule now because I've done my YouTube clips in the morning.
When we first go on Instagram reels and all that, I felt it was inappropriate for a man in his late 50s to just sit from midnight till three in the morning.
You can lose three hours just going through Instagram reels.
But I do enjoy it and I do learn quite a bit.
So I actually schedule it with a lie down.
I don't necessarily sleep.
I schedule half an hour of Instagram reels in a lying down position.
And I will send the things which I think are relevant to people, to family members and friends.
I will schedule half an hour and then I will just shut my eyes and I don't always fall asleep, but I will just rest my body.
Between 1.30 and 2.30, I will schedule an hour of Instagram reels and lying down to rest my body.
Yes, because, David, during COVID, Harry Hill, who, as you know, was a doctor, he prescribed, because if anyone has COVID, I really recommend you just stay in bed and scroll Instagram Reels and TikTok, but go on the funny stuff, because if you laugh, it has such a palliative effect.
It's actually my wife and I both got COVID.
I sat in bed, pissed myself laughing, just with the funniest stuff.
I just kept scrolling until I saw stuff that was funny.
And then you will hit something that makes you cry with laughter, and I'll watch that 40, 50 times.
LAUGHTER
So actually, I learned during COVID that scrolling can have a palliative effect if you laugh.
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