Ruby Hall

But there would be people that are like, oh, he's Cauliflower Grandad and I'll share him.

What an icon.

Yeah, I know.

It's wild.

But yeah, that was sort of like the closest I could get to kind of explaining it to my family.

Yeah.

So who did you inherit your comedic talent from in your family?

My parents are both very funny.

My dad is funny in the way that he is a very, he loves comedy and he introduced me to a lot of my favourite comedians and he sat me down and he would play Monty Python and

He's a real comedy nerd and so I got so into comedy in that way and is also just like a very naturally witty person in conversation.

And my mum is like – she's that like spontaneous funny that's like she will just like – she'll say something and it will just like –

Like demolish a room.

Like they will all like – she'll just make you belly laugh because she just comes out with things.

And I love that about her.

And she reminds me of my grandma who's her mom as well who was like that, who was just like this just like effortlessly funny person to be around.

So it was like –

I do think it was like this nice little combination of my dad's kind of like structural view of like comedy and joke writing and my mum's kind of spontaneity that like – my dad is someone who would never, ever do stand-up comedy.

He would like be way too afraid.

He would be like – he does not like public speaking.

But yeah, getting those genes somehow, I guess –