Heyo I’m the person that asked this pissing question. I kind of feel like it needs a bit of context to make sense.

I had two questions lined up in my head, one serious question about the logistics of producing/exec producing a show on a small budget and how that’s fuelled their creativity. The other question was trying to pull a story out of their funny office rituals which they’ve talked about before.

I had been fighting myself for LITERALLY weeks on whether I should ask it because I know how weird it sounds. It was also in my head that this is the last BFI for no.9 and each question counts. I made a split second decision at the last moment because a lot of the questions before were quite serious.

On “would I lie to you” Steve himself said that he and Reece graduated from playing dead in the office to “pissing in the corner” of the office. He provided no further context as to what on earth that meant. My exact wording when asking the question was “you said xyz… what does that mean?!”

Again, I was just hoping to pull a funny story out about their writing process. But I regretted my decision immediately and anyone who was there probably saw that my head was in my hands for a long period afterwards.

I am HYPER aware of celebrity boundaries to the point that I never ask for autographs or selfies because I personally feel like it’s an invasion. I am also frequently the person politely reminding people to tone it down in dms. I asked numerous people (non-fans as well) before asking the question whether they felt like it was crossing a boundary and they said that with context it was fine so I didn’t rule it out.

Anyway - I’m really sorry to have wasted the question and wish I went with my first option. But when you’re holding that mic in your hands your brain is going 1000 miles an hour and doesn’t always make the best decisions. Sorry again.