This October, a remarkable true story comes to the big screen. I have Tourette syndrome, and it makes me tick. In the film, critics are calling powerful and life-affirming. The problem is that people don't know enough about Tourette. I can sit here, but I can help this lad. Laugh out loud funny and uplifting. That young man would not harm a fly, and he makes a damn fine cup of tea. With a brilliant lead performance, it's unmissable.

Starring Robert Arameo, Maxine P., Peter Mullen, and Shirley Henderson, I swear, in Cinemas, October 10.

Victor, welcome to Lockton.

You had a long journey to get here, man, and you've got to see New York for the first time.

Fucking amazing. Fucking tie it. Crazy, bro. For sure. Yeah. Tell the story about the Uber driver that you're just telling me because there are, you know, good people out there that do kind acts, which is really nice. Bro, it was like a blessing because I was kind of like, man, I told everybody that I was going to go to New York and I was broke. So I was like, all right. So how did we make it happen? And fortunately, I was like, all right, we're going to get a hotel. Went to Hartford, got a hotel there, came over there, got dropped off there, called the Uber to bring me over here for a hotel. And a Uber driver driver heard my story he was like hey bro man no

fucking worries man i got you i'll uh let's matter of fact to drop your stuff off and we'll just

get to new york right now so we're out there like for six hours kicking it having a blast it was

fun man my brother helped me out a lot too so we ended up getting the hotel there and uh

smashed out there to

Times Square and did all kinds of fun shit. But what happens in New York, stays in New York. You know

what I'm saying?

That was your brother who came with you. And he didn't want to stay to watch your episode.

No, I told him to make me more comfortable like this, just solo. You know what I'm saying?

Yeah, and he'll see it when it comes out. Yeah, for sure, man. Yeah. So, what state did you fly in from? Salem, Oregon. Oh, Oregon. Okay. Yeah, where JD DeLay was from, same prisons, OSB and stuff. Oh, you were in OSP. Wow. Oh, yeah, I was all over there. I got moved, I got transferred every few years, you know.

Now, did you grow up in Oregon?

So I came from, OSP, wow. Oh, yeah, I was all over there. I got moved. I got transferred every few years, you know.

Now, did you grow up in Oregon? So I came from Mount Vernon, Washington. I was born in Mount Vernon, Washington, and then we moved to Bellingham, Washington. Bellingham, Washington. I was raised in, like,

the outdoors, you know? So it was kind of, uh, just a field, pretty much cows and shit like that outdoors you know so it was kind of uh just the field pretty much cows and

shit like that you know who'd you grow up with with my brothers man um the brothers mom and dad

my dad was uh well i'll just start it off i guess fuck it um yeah yeah my dad was an alcoholic you know what

i'm saying uh mom was uh an alcoholic, you know what I'm saying?

Mom was, she manipulative, you know what I mean?

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