A dad with two kids who, between jokes about family and death, tries to make sense of religion, evolution, and psychology while his daughter dreams of adventures with dead parents. Eternal questions about God, the meaning of life and the horrors of everyday life are mixed with tired observations about women's talk, male responsibility and how not to kill a child with the truth. All this is sauced with a light irony, as if standup is not just entertainment, but a way to survive in an age where even hedgehogs are suddenly Muslim.
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