Young Bob

So on camera or when I need to be, I'll be incredibly social.

Like as a theater student, I could go out and I

could perform, but I've got huge social anxieties.

I don't know how to interact with people properly.

And I've actually got stage fright, which I've found, and sometimes it expresses itself weirdly.

So if I get going, if I'm having a long-form discussion with you, it can be okay.

I can articulate myself perfectly fine.

But if there's a brief interaction on the street and someone's a fan, as much as I'd like to treat them as best as humanly possible, sometimes I can't.

Is that right?

I think he does.

I think most of the people in the right-wing movement have a form of autism.

You sort of have to, if feared with being arrested, being beat up, sometimes being killed, if you look what happened in America or Charlie Kirk, all of these things go around your head and those are the constant threats impeded upon by right-wingers.

So in order for you to dismiss those threats and continue on, you'd have to be autistic or some form of neurodivergency.

And what's your perception of Elon Musk?

He's a sort of...

A guy that I imagine what I would act like if I had billions of pounds.

Politically, sometimes he goes off the rails.

I do support him immensely for setting up X and Twitter.

Sometimes I'd hope he'd repost me at some point.

That's a milestone I'd like to reach at some point.