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Inside Joke

“I was a hospice nurse until I was 27. I asked people who were dying, They would tell me, —whatever that was. For me, that was stand-up comedy. At the time, I was living in Honolulu. This new club had opened, and they were. It was the best two minutes of my life, and they hired me right on the spot.”

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