Romesh Ranganathan

And I don't mean creatively, I mean how it does.

So for example, you make good fortune.

How worried and anxious are you

about how that film does.

How big a part of that process is that for you?

Thanks so much.

I know.

What I love about it is it's so easy to start doing it, but it's so difficult to get any good at it at all.

That's addictive.

To try and do the stand-up that you really want to do is hard.

Do you know what I mean?

And every time I've done a show, at the time I'm doing the show, I think, this is really good.

And then I reckon 30 seconds after I walk off stage, after I've done the last one, I think, oh, that was a shit show.

I need to do a good show, man.

Do you know what I mean?

Why do you feel the show's bad?

I just, I just get, I just, every time you do it, you just sort of think that isn't, you're trying to, I feel like I'm trying to get the show, you know, the show that when I finish.

Like the hour.

Like the show that when I look back on my career, I go, that was the, that's the show that I want to point people at.

I haven't done that show yet.