Richard Gadd

It just is the way it is now.

And I think like, I sort of love it.

I think I sort of love it in a way.

It's weird.

Like, I feel like I had that revelation just then, but I think I must do to do it this much.

And I think there's no feeling like working hard at something and feeling it come together.

Well, I think, you know, I am, you know, 36, single.

Which kind of says it all in a way.

You know, I have such a close group of friends.

I think I'm the only one who's single.

It doesn't bother me.

I think it used to a little bit.

It doesn't bother me at all anymore because I actually think it's... I almost think everyone should go through a sort of enforced at least three-year period by themselves.

I think it actually makes you stronger in a way.

But I think that...

I think a lot of relationships I get into with amazing people, very special people, in early, I think people are quite amazed by how much I work.

I think people, I even say, like, day two, by the way, I work so much.

Like, I really, really work a lot, and you should really know that.

And I think there's always a thing, well, he might sleep at 8 p.m.

every day, or, you know, Monday, Friday, or something, but...