People know Jack mate for being the guy to slag stuff off and that's funny.

And then when the content dried up, well I've now got to go and look for someone who's doing something wrong.

You can only do that for so long before you just hate yourself.

Didn't really get on with my mom.

She would do and say things that I don't think any mom should really do.

Things would happen at home and I'd have like a mark on my face,

like from someone that shouldn't have

given me that mark. I made a video reacting so well as Advent calendar. That

changed the game for me and that the upload before that I was going to quit. I struggle with health anxiety and

O. C. There's probably 15 to 20 times a day where I actually convinced myself that I have

cancer. So you're too fearful to go and get a health check done? If I go there

and the doctor's like yeah you're ill then that's the end for me. What do you mean

that's the MP? Jack, give me the context on your life you know I sat here yesterday with Israel

Adhesanya and he told me about his childhood and there was hints of that that

really kind of felt similar to the experience that I read you've had as a young man as well and then also I think the other one where I could see real distinct similarities and I think you might have listened to this podcast is Jimmy Carr. Yeah, yeah a man, right? He's like, I didn't realize he was

he was going to be such a philosopher. One of the things he said to me was, you know, when someone becomes a

comedic figure, which I consider you to be in many respects. I think you are...

I'll take that. Yeah good. I'll say that. He says that instead of asking because there's you know

there's this kind of stereotype that the person themselves is struggling with something and

they're trying to make other people laugh. He said to me, as you might have heard, he said,

you've actually got to ask them which one of their parents they were trying to please or to make happy.

Does that resonate with you at all?

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