Hello everyone, welcome back to part two of Private Parts. We're still here with the lovely

Vongue. These are the podcasts, though, that I really like because I always think, you

know, especially when you speak to someone who's interviewed so many people and chatted so

much, sometimes you must get, you know, when you do these chats and think that you must

have just spoken about this so many times. And actually just talk about sort of nonsense

for an hour is a bit refreshing sometimes. Yeah, it is. It is. So keep it up. Yeah. No,

it is. It is. I think when you when you interview someone, like I've had some horrific interviews

with people, what's your worst? Can you give me your worst? You would have said this,

it's just not good. And I, yeah, well, last time I mentioned that someone who I interviewed

was David Cameron horrible. No, no, no, it ended up all over the place. And it was so sad

because it was kind of a misquiltation. Well, we're not going to miss quite you. Don't

say it was not to say no, no, no, but I know that I think there's not really that many

difficult people. I think we I flew to when I was doing T4, which way was epic and

should never have gone? Oh, the one of the best things I've ever hosted. I mean, we were

literally given the license to do whatever we wanted. It was amazing. I feel nostalgic

thinking of T4. Yeah. It was awesome. Looking back at you know, looking back at it. Those

were the days. Yes. But I was on I did three or four exclusive T4 contracts. So those

really were the days, boys. And it was it was mental. It really was just a great, great

time. But we flew to Los Angeles. It's the first time I've ever doing T4 was the first

time I'd ever flown at the front of an aeroplane. And the airline of choice for the majority

of film companies at the time when you were doing junk it. So a junk is when you go and

sit in conveyor belt fashion and interview famous people for whatever movie they're promoting.

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