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"Whoever drinks that, you've got something wrong with you!"
Kaleb Cooper joins Jamie and Zoe to talk about his new children's book 'Kaleb's Farmyard Tales'. Kaleb faces the big city trends of matcha lattes and labubus, and tries his first ever bite of avocado...
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So I'd like your opinion on the matcha
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No. You ever drink sat, you've got something wrong with you. Okay. So, that didn't go down
0:06
Oh my God. That didn't go down so well. Item two. Oh my God. Caleb Cooper. Yay
0:11
Hello everybody. Thank you for having me. Welcome to the show. We're very excited about your arrival
0:17
Good old London. How are you finding it in London? Good old London. Can't swear, can I
0:21
No. No. Please don't. No, I won't swear. Don't worry. I'm a good boy now
0:25
Got a kid's book out. Well, we'll come to that shortly. One of my favourite parts of, I think it must have been series one
0:33
was when you came to London for the first time. Oh, selling the wasabi. Yes
0:37
Yeah, that was a bad day. That was bad. I think I lost about £200 that day as well on the fines
0:43
I had three parking tickets and a congestion charge. Did you actually pay for any of the parking
0:47
Yeah, I had to bill Jeremy back. That's sensible. Put it as expenses
0:52
Have you seen anything funny on your way into the studio this morning in central London? No, nothing really
0:56
I mean, I left home at about five. So, I mean, there's not really much happening
1:02
Well, you say that. We're right in the centre of Leicester Square. How has..
1:07
So, the Cotswolds, obviously, once a sort of bucolic farming community. It's now changed, it would seem
1:13
Jay-Z's moving. Yeah, Amanda Holden moved there. Holden, JD Vance. They all fly..
1:19
The Beckhams. The Beckhams, yeah. The Beckhams are next door as well. They all fly helicopters everywhere. How has it changed
1:23
I see a clip the other day of Amanda saying that about these helicopters driving around. flying around her house
1:27
Is that right? She has one, don't she? Well, she doesn't own one, no
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Are you sure? I can pretty much be sure. You've got some intel for us. I've seen it
1:35
I can confidently say. I'm joking, I don't know. How do you find that though
1:40
Do you find that, with all the sort of celebs milling around
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does it change the place? No, not really. I never see them. I never
1:48
I never ever see any of them. I mean, I see Jeremy on a daily basis, but at the same time
1:53
I never see any of the celebs that i keep saying they're moving into the area um and if anything i'd drink it as a business
2:00
opportunity there you go they have a boy a farm hit me up i'll be it's funny you know i'll be there
2:04
because caleb is an entrepreneurial young man is our caleb i like i like that spin on it
2:09
you started you used to sell eggs didn you as a kid yeah yeah age 12 or 13 sorry age 13 i started selling eggs Started my first business at 13 There you go That super impressive Do you mind me asking did you do GCSEs
2:22
Yeah, well, I dropped out of school in year seven, well, end of year seven
2:27
Okay. And then I went back in year 11. So what exams did you do
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I did... Jamie! You're not going to ask me, are you, next
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I might come to you in a minute. I did maths and English and everything, which I passed, went straight into college
2:40
and I basically chose everything really easy, so I did art. For my final piece, I drew a dandelion
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because they're annoying me so much in the fields. You spend a long time staring at them
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Yeah, and I drew a dandelion and I drew it so I've killed it, basically
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Because it was pollinating everywhere and annoying me. What did you get? I think I got a ewe
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Oh, right, okay. It was quite a bad dandelion. I did drama
3:04
I didn't realise, and that may have helped in my career at the moment
3:09
but no, I didn't realise, actually drama wasn't actually acting technically it was about writing scripts and stuff like that
3:13
and i hated it okay um what else did i do i did oh i did resmat which is like like woodwork
3:19
okay okay you're quite good at that probably i didn't turn into the exam but talking of writing
3:23
because you said that you didn't like it but look i know yourself a brand new book caleb's
3:29
farm tales tell us a little bit about yeah no it's my fourth book now so i've got three
3:33
adult books and we've got a few swear words in and i thought well i've got three kids now so
3:39
therefore I must do a children's book. So one I can read, you know, reading this book instead of the other books at bedtime
3:46
We do lots of bedtime reading and they love them. If you go like pick off the bookshelf, what book are you going to get
3:50
And they always go for dad's book. So, which is great. But yeah, no, Caleb's Family Art Tale is obviously out now
3:56
and it's all about escaping animals because weirdly I've been in farming for 12 years now
4:01
Was it 12 years? A bit more than that. More than that, must be. Since I was 12
4:05
I started farming at 12 and I'm 27 now. Okay. Did you say you did maths? yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah you pipe down over there jerry
4:13
take a minute in k-lems farmyard tales there is uh one of the stories is it there is a runt of
4:22
the pig litter which you call jeremy yeah why is that where'd you come up with that name i don't
4:26
know really i just thought it was a great name right sums up it um you know every gem is always a little bit of a runt you know you are going down an absolute storm my friend on text hey caleb our youngest is so excited to
4:45
read your new book we love watching you on the telly what is your favorite animal on the farm
4:49
and what's your least favorite oh that's an easy one i think that's a book and it comes across in
4:53
the book oh yeah sorry oscar is seven years old yeah so it comes across in the book quite a bit
4:57
And that is my favourite animal is a cow. I like them because they've got different personalities
5:00
and different hairstyles. Every cow you look at, and do this now
5:05
as you walk past a field of cows, just look at all their different hairstyles. They do it on purpose
5:09
What do you mean, hairstyles? Every single one of them's got a different hairstyle. Don't be daft. Trust me
5:13
Honestly. You spent too long looking at cows. Trust me. Coming out like a tufty bit out of the top
5:17
Yeah, just a little tufty bit. Some are like really flat, some are a little bit permy, some are a little bit like shaved one side
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I don't know how they do it, but they just do it. I was in a field once. I got charged by some cows
5:25
no you didn't that was quite scary were they just galloping with me they probably just come over
5:30
to say hello to you and you went they're going to kill me I got that so you've got to fight and legged it could you recognise
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their individual can you recognise them in a herd of Frisians you could spot
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who's who yeah yeah I mean I've got loads of cows that are named
5:42
you've got favourites yeah you shouldn't have favourites but I do no it's okay
5:47
I do and then my least favourite animal is definitely a sheep why is that why
5:50
they just try and die all the time try and die die die okay
5:55
I think it's a dive. For example, I don't know, as a farmer, you have some sheep in the field, yeah
5:59
You go, right, I'll go and check on those sheep, yeah. There'll always be one stuck in the fence. There'll always be one on their back in the middle of a field
6:05
can't get back up. Now, of course, you walk over to the one that's stuck in the fence, what does it do as you get there
6:10
Don't know. Going deeper. No, it gets out weirdly. And then it walks up to the field, turns round
6:15
you make eye contact for about 20 seconds, no more and no less, and then it just dies
6:20
Why? Enjoy school today, kids. don't look a sheep in the eye
6:24
I hate sheep I hate sheep Caleb you're not often in London
6:29
so we thought this morning we'd show you two of the things sort of
6:34
some metropolitan things that you might have for breakfast for instance because I know you haven't had your breakfast yet
6:38
so what we've got you here yeah I've got them here we got you some well we got you
6:43
an iced matcha latte to enjoy an iced matcha latte yeah see if you like that it an ice drink what is that it like a Do you know what matcha is No It like a green tea powder There you go Yeah green tea powder with water
6:54
and then you blend it with milk. So I'd like your opinion on the matcha. It's what all the townies are drinking
7:01
Ready? It's not poison? What you thought? Ooh. Is it a bit dusty
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It's not for you. What is it? Oh, it's stuck in your teeth. What is that? It's green tea powder
7:14
No. You ever drink that, you've got something wrong with you. Okay
7:19
Oh, my God. That didn't go down so well. Item two, avocado on toast
7:23
There you go. Oh, ready? Oh, he's having to drink. He's having a can of beer
7:27
That was water, by the way, folks. What's this? Avocado on toast
7:30
Or a sourdough or something. All the townies are eating. What's the red stuff in it? Oh, I think a chilli
7:35
A bit of tomatoes. A chilli? No, no, tomatoes, tomatoes. Maybe. What would you normally have for your breakfast
7:44
Eggs. Eggs. Bake them. What do you think of that? Avocado too
7:48
That's the first time I've ever had an avocado. What? It's not? No, I promise you
7:54
I promise you. You are kidding. How do you fancy a bit of avocado
7:59
I mean, it tastes alright, but I mean, it's like a pasty thing. It's got an interesting texture, right
8:05
Creamy. Score it out of ten. Out of ten. I'm not sure
8:09
I don't know nothing about avocado farming. I don't know either. Deforestation's a big problem
8:14
Okay. Okay, well, that's why Caleb hasn't had one. Not in the Cotswolds, sure. Not in the Cotswolds, no
8:18
We've also got you a little toy. We've got you a little present as well to take home with you. Now, what is this
8:24
I don't know. Is it a key ring? Yeah, but what's it called
8:29
I don't know. That, my friend, is a labubu. What's that? All the kids and adults
8:34
A labubu. That rolls off the tongue, doesn't it? They're hanging them off their handbags and off their school bags
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It's a scary looking little thing, isn't it? It's a little present
8:45
Looks like a rodent. From us to you. Caleb, it's been a pleasure having you with us this morning
8:51
Caleb's book, Farmyard Tales, is out now. Can I quickly ask you..
8:55
Oh, no, we can't. You've got it. Caleb, Caleb, Caleb. This is hot
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