Jonny (Jonny Brook The Sat Down Stand Up) discusses his experience of getting a car adapted for his disability and his journey into comedy. He shares the challenges he faced in proving his disability and the lengthy process of getting the car. Jonny also talks about his early days in comedy and how he found his unique style by being himself on stage. He reflects on the impact of his comedy on others and the connection he creates with the audience. The conversation also touches on the misconceptions people have about his condition and the challenges he faces in everyday life. The conversation revolves around Jonny's experiences growing up in a divorced family and how he uses comedy to cope with the trauma. They discuss the challenges of navigating relationships with parents who overshare inappropriate details, the therapeutic power of turning personal experiences into comedy, and the comfort of the structure and control that stand-up comedy provides. Jonny shares anecdotes about his dad's inappropriate stories and his own experiences with burglars. They also touch on the social anxieties and the need for social batteries to recharge.

From me Sarma and Pickle, stay skilful.

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