“Your cooking sucks” – before I learned to cook in Covid.
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View all 122 →“Your career will be over if you have the baby.”To whom would you most like to say sorry, and why? My parents, for my teenage years. I tried to run away when I was 15. We lived in a fishing village in France and, with my boyfriend, I headed to Spain to sell arts and crafts on the beach. Mum came and took me home.
"You can't see your children for two weeks." (When I was going through my divorce.)
I’m not interested.
More from Omid Djalili
View profile →I had spinal meningitis when I was 13.
Sending a text meant for my wife to Dara O'Briain by mistake, revealing myself to be a control freak.
I'd edit out all the wrong people I surrounded myself with socially and professionally whom I thought I had to tolerate.
Selling low-grade cookery books in west London office buildings.
Jumping on the seats of a deserted carriage on a London-bound train from Canterbury in 1989.
Overeating when stressed.
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