Paul McCartney

And then we start to get a bit different.

So I kind of know, I remember who that guy, who those guys were.

It was people from Liverpool writing to the fans, first phase, then maturing a little bit and getting a little bit more artistic or whatever, you know.

So, you know, I think I kind of,

do remember who I was.

I don't know.

People do put it another way.

They'll say, how have you stayed so normal with the Beatles and the whole thing, Wings, the whole thing.

And I think the truth is it was with my family.

I was very lucky.

I came from a very loving family, very smart working class people.

And I always say to people, don't underestimate the working class.

Because, you know, I can see the thing, oh, thick head, the plumber, what's he know?

But from my family, I know that like, for instance, my cousin Bert,

was he compiled crosswords for the Guardian and for the Times.

So I mean, you know, to do that, that's a pretty smart working class guy.

And you know, he's just one of us.

So we had that kind of stuff going on.

Very smart, all the repati.

Yeah, of course.