Richard Gadd

Because it's got to stay and it's got to stay all the way to sort of, what was it, like 250 million people have watched it now.

It's kind of a crazy journey.

That's, I suppose, an indicator that things can improve and can get better with time.

I think it did help.

It was kind of that pull off the Band-Aid thing.

Yeah, and I sort of, I sometimes think that when people come up, oh, they must be thinking this, they must be thinking that, but it doesn't bother me as much anymore.

I really don't think it's anything to be ashamed of.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yes.

Petty.

Petty is an interesting word.

I think if I feel I'm right about something, but I might not be right.

I think I could be quite unyielding in sort of

having my mind changed about certain things I suppose and does that exist in personal relationships as well as professional ones yeah I think so I mean this I suppose it

I don't know whether it was the way I was brought up to a certain degree.

You know, I'd say my dad taught me the art of being kind of, if something is bothering you, you know, you sort of speak your mind.

I think it's quite healthy in a way, like I think in a lot of ways.

But the thing is, like the worst thing is when you've been stubborn and then you realise two days later, actually, maybe I shouldn't have been stubborn.

I'm struggling to think of examples here, like outside of work, but...

You see, I haven't been in a relationship for so long.