Sona O'Brien

I mean, an Australian audience.

People kept thanking me for coming.

And I said, you know, I kept saying, you know, you have a really good country.

Yeah.

But no, the crowd was insane and great.

But what I love is they just... There's no formality.

Like if I would call on someone, instead of just answering my question from their seat, they'd come running up on stage and then we'd end up being scene partners and doing a bit.

There's a lot of improvising and having fun and taking the piss in Australia, which is really lovely.

But do you think...

That's part of your, anytime a compliment comes your way or people say, oh my God, and you're like, well, thank you.

And then I see the deflection, which is.

I think so.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

How Irish are you?

I have a difficulty accessing that and there was no hiding it there.

I just really felt, I said, oh my God, the view here, it's such a beautiful, you can see these mountains, they're so gorgeous.

And oh my God.

And I said, why did people leave?

And the woman I was with said, cause you can't eat the view.