there's so much school spirit great parking for my you win here and i'm hoping that once i graduate he'll pass down the x files to the school provided twin bed it's my body perfectly be where i was when did you first start singing and playing the guitar i mean i started playing the piano at shea about seven eight i played classical piano with a russian teacher it was  germany for a while then wales then back to london between the u k but yeah i think the parent parental situation like oh see they broke up in germany and i moved to us my mum and my nan that was way more inspiring will just seeing relationships and kind of dissecting them and being able to put that down on paper i feel like having such a first hand experience because i always say a lot no no luck in my family of course like to generations of divorce but my grandparents would li always do it in the way my family has always dealt with it is i know how about a problem is you you kind of a lot of human kind it's about things off is a quite a british mentality as well i think you know it doesn't matter how hard things get you kind of make a joke crack a joke you get on with that and it says no always tour that you're on right now and so you just released your first e p something americans firstly you know why why something american why not something german war  what are you what are you looking forward to what are you doing immediately next time and you know what are your big plans for the few sure that's my my lab just for my living and made it lean next i think we go back to the k and then i come back over here  performing a song for us in a few minutes we're going to record it can you tell us what song you're playing tell us a little bit about the song yeah it's quite sad one is quite a b it's a beautiful room and you know i go i'm kind of a stoked to be hey guys i'm honestly living the american dream i've only been here for a month in princeton and i've already backed myself a job on the greatest american student run t v show in the central new jersey area have we got a great series in store for you to a few who may have been noticing us like across the atlantic twice in my accent and yes that is that is because i'm from this tiny island called the u k which used to be a part of this color orange hair that is sort of just building a lot been building up until you suddenly just have to explode with your love and joy or full but i'm i have this other theory that it is something that that putting in the pumpkin spice i see you it's going going all out so your house is get turned into into haunted houses there are machines are professional make about as professional costumes and the other thing that i'm trying to get used to is  pumpkin for every meal of the day i don't know where they keep popping up from but they seem to be breeding like rabbits somebody will take it upon themselves to confiscate some pumpkin  russia latin america france the middle east the list of places to visit goes on and on and on and a person can only imagine seeing all of them in one lifetime let alone in one day but now in the middle of times square new york city you can travel the globe at the turn of a key that key is to go of risky a replica of the world in miniatures that occupies a warehouse the size of a foot the vision was to create a place that is so different from anything that most people have ever seen in the least likely venue area times square new york to expect it so that once people visit there so thrown off balance that they'll never forget it entrepreneur lead a team of over six hundred artists and engineers from around the world to create gulliver's gate they gibbets are amazingly authentic largely because they were tailor made by people from the places being represented europe was built in city russia was built in some pictures by central and south america it was built in one of silas new york was built in brooklyn the middle east was built in israel stems from a desire to simplify the hugeness of the world people who love to come and just look at miniatures you know just see the craftsmanship and see see how these things were made but then also there's the travel aspects we  as the head of the design team adrian davies is always looking for ways to expand gulliver's gate and it's dynamic world of landmarks model trains and hundreds of thousands of many citizens is absolutely growing both internally here we've got many thousands of square feet of exhibit space that will continue throughout and expand upon but also we're looking building over go of his gates around the country and hopefully around the world concept of doing something in miniature as an attraction to get people fascinated with the notion and introduce them to places that they either have  to seen or places that they know what they get totally different perspective i've done before his signature project prior to go risk it was called mini israel and outdoor miniature park near jerusalem that  attracted visitors since two thousand and two you in many israel would be about the size of gulliver's gate you'd be this size so it's a different scale visitors to galleries gate also have the option of purchasing a miniature figurine made of themselves via three d printing this is a round as he himself only a few inches tall a duplicate of each visitor is placed with in the world of galleries gate itself and a location of the customer's choice only adding to the novelty and fun of the place and fun is their goal the feeling of what you really creating something and then the whole team i was the only one who had seen everything from around the world so every time a new shipment came the whole crew would get so excited and europe was the first thing to arrive and everyone was raving about what a gorgeous model i now amazing it is there and then rusher i have them wow this is we can't beat that and then we get south america it was it was just really an amazing  hi my name is aiden gray i'm the former house comedian at the improv in new york city if former i don't know what they were thinking i'm really glad so many of you guys came out today  she ever wonder how bankers talk to their wives is it like my interest in you is going up or do you think like they don't really have time to really have this high and to talk to their families at all as they're so busy with work do you think i read about a pair of can join twins that got married but they're separated now you say is drinking and driving is such a problem why does my car have not one not two but i have a friend who's doing the tour de france a second time to try to save the environment he says he's recycling because you'd go in and they'd be really mad at you and they'd say like you can go get lost or can you get out let's hang is an invitation to do fun stuff with friends in the eighteenth century that's a suicide  i used to work in sales and so the captain told me to get off the ship anybody here a fan of jumping in a natural bodies of water you can go jump in a lake i used to work for a magazine but you got paid by the second scout and i've only been to jail three times i used to work for a restaurant but they said people don't really want innovation at the same thing so i serve them food that they had already  used to work for a mattress testing company but i got fired for being awake on the job have a friend who lives on the seventh floor asked if he's very high up and he said no they just back all the floors on top of each other he also said it's funny when animals have people names like kevin or jason so i named my jerk ted bundy page they say if you can't beat em join em but you can't beat anyone that's that's assault mad people got into the doctor because i was sick he had me some medicines i keep taking this until you feel better but jokes on him i'm still depressed trick what's the most recent lie you've told him that he's beautiful but he's not balding wow that someone likes him like a girl yeah white chicks in the basement at two am i walked in during the delivers scene so that was nice to take it like older music is so strange you can be confusing elevator music but it's actually much for sexual well as it is much more chemically sexual it's much more sexual in a kind of synthetic way so that's my personal preference i get the rock n roll thing but i haven't been straight long enough if you know what i mean i haven't i haven't done a cover with straight this long enough to really go in for that rock n roll as it came out with you know back in the day which was all pelvic and all like you know a let me answer that question indirectly let me i will answer that question the answer to the question is in a very real and in a real way in a tragic real way they're the same thing and i'm thinking of a great essay by a really great critic on the strength of already called kindergarten and the spirit of the essay was put to me by a man with whom i was friends at one time very evil unhappily that is what fiction needs and just that sense of like if you want something if you look for something longingly enough hard enough you'll find it that's into the camera that will always find what it is that it's looking for the sense of the girl who always have by like you ever go back to the last time to your favorite young adult book that book when you're a kid all fiction any fiction is by definition young adult because you're aspiring but if you're really reading something seriously you're thinking i want to be that person i want to i want to climb