Steven Bartlett

And eight of them ranked as the youngest sibling.

It was so crazy.

I really wonder which one it is, because I can attest to kind of both being true.

I probably was a little bit rebellious to get attention, but also by the time I was 10, the same rules didn't apply to me.

How many are you?

There's four.

Okay.

When you said run the streets, that's the perfect explanation of my childhood.

My oldest, the oldest, which is my sister, Amanda, she...

If she wasn't home by 9pm, she was also a woman, so the rules were slightly different for her.

9pm, it was hell to pay.

If I didn't come home for two to three days, there was no one there to ground me anyway.

And I think that opens you up to experimentation.

You start fiddling with stuff.

I was doing all kinds of things in the house, like breaking things apart, looking inside them, starting little businesses, selling the cigarettes from my mum's room.

Sorry, mother, she really doesn't know that I ever did that.

But

All these kinds of things which start to build this repository of information, but also it built my confidence in a way which allowed me to be entrepreneurial and develop this different relationship with risk.

So it's hard to figure out which one it is.

Maybe it's both.