Omid Djalili

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589 appearances 1 recordings 1 series 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 podcast

So my daughter took the boys out of the garden.

I watched that.

I watched Alien 1 and 2 by myself.

Yeah, and then around 3.30, walk in the garden just to get a few extra steps.

And then if the step count should be around 5,000, then I'll try and boost it.

I'll try and do a little step count.

So I'll go back into the park and do a little walk.

And then yesterday I was then preparing for, I was invited to a new men's group, which is a younger group of people.

I'd heard about this older group of people.

And it's a young group who are called the Crips.

is it hansen hansen yeah so i went and i joined them at six o'clock before the men's group which starts at seven but i told the men's group the evening i'm going to be with these guys and of course they were like you're leaving us for younger men when you know all this kind of doing on the whatsapp group but i went along and it was very good there was a younger group of

men who get speakers who come along you speak for 10 minutes so I prepared a little short talk for 10 minutes then I opened it up and they just really wanted to talk comedy they wanted to talk about how this very short quick capsule story was how as a kid I always wanted to run away from my family my family had a guest house but one thing I learned from my family they always wanted to serve

they want to serve their people, but I didn't want to be part of that as I grew up.

So I grew away from that and became very narcissistic and just wanted to be an actor and a comedian.

But then the penny dropped when I was being a comedian.

I realized when you watch the great people like Sean Lock, Bill Bailey, Harry Hill,

comics who were doing really well.

And talking to them, I understood how they became successful because it wasn't about their egos.

It was about them serving their crowd.

It was all about what's going to serve the crowd, what's best for the crowd.

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