He was about 11 or 12. He's been to Oxford, done masters in astrophysics, rocket science and all that, but he almost failed the English CCSE.

Because his brain was very bad. For me, I did very good in offering all of them, but not the other one.

And he got into physics and this very deep philosophical stuff about what's on the other side of the universe and whatever.

You know, stuff that we can't understand. Any science question, we ask him and he gives a very good answer.

He was a proper scientist, but he couldn't really write. He was failing that in English. They didn't want to put him there.

I mean, they predicted him to get E or A in the GCSE. In the end, he got B because he tried hard.

But it's not natural. His brain is focused on maybe what he likes and enjoys and feels better.

He's good, but I don't know.

I prefer if he's like...

Generalised.

Generalised, of course.

Yeah, yeah.

Anyway, so...

Yeah, but no...