Booder recounts the day he applied to a bank: "It was very stormy"

INTERVIEW

The comedian and actor Booder is back with a double news: his autobiographical book

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published on September 3 by Éditions Hugo Doc and his new show

at the Grand Point Virgule in Paris, from 11 September.

In his book, he tells of an unfortunate, but foundational experience in a bank.

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Before becoming an actor, Booder obtained a professional bac and a DEUG in accounting.

With his two diplomas in hand, he went through a first job interview in a bank.

He then borrows a suit and moccasins from his neighbors, who already see him as "the new director of the bank".

"When I sit in the waiting room, the other candidates did not have the same head as me, not the same social background, not the same undermines," he recalls.

Rather than telling himself that he doesn't have the right profile, he then tries to reassure himself: "I tell myself that they want a guy who makes them laugh in their box".

And make people laugh, he knows how to do.

A "stormy" interview

Booder also imagined that the mention "street educator" in his CV would give the image of someone serious.

She's actually going to do him a disservice.

"He only talks to me about that," he explains of the employee responsible for giving him his interview.

"He said to me 'We need people like you, but to calm people like you'. It was super heated. I get out of there and he says to me 'At least you had the privilege of having an interview. . '"

An inappropriate remark that the future actor keeps in mind.

"He wasted a lot of time, but I thank him at the end of my book. I give thanks to all the people who didn't help me. Because thanks to them, I was revenge of life. And I became an actor ".

An actor who returns on stage on September 11 for his second show.