Now it's the best of Ricky Trevace's deadly series.

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Comedy and standard.

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Well, because I started so late in comedy,

and I sort of, I suppose, had some very, very lucky breaks,

and I was already 40, I haven't got any tales of, you know,

tragedy or embarrassment or, you know, I mean, I'd always sort of ruled those out,

but luckily, you two guys started young, so you've got millions, I hope.

Completely, mentally scarred, yeah.

So things like worse gigs and worse sort of interviews and worse to all additions?

Yeah, and what have we got on those?

Well, the gigs, like, I think we all end up taking gigs that are anywhere when we start.

So you say yes to everything, and I was doing gigs, like, you know,

in like Oxfam bookshops and like, you know, music festivals,

and I did one in these woods.

It was in the fel foot woods, and there was a music festival there for the whole weekend,

and I've been asked by a promoter to get like, you know, three or four acts

to come and do comedy round a campfire, which is such an awful idea now,

when it's worded by that, but like, but then I thought, yeah,

and he, you know, he gives me some stage time to go and try some stuff out.

So I said yes to it, and we turned up when we were supposed to do that.

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