Stand-up about adult relationships with mom, where pizza is more important than politics, and family traumas are a reason to think, not to fight. The author tries to understand the mother's wisdom through the prism of everyday absurdities and his own fatigue, reminds that we are all just an accident of nature, and that's what we should start from. If you want to see how growing up and accepting the inevitable turns into philosophy between jokes about gastroenterologists and tent sex, this is it.
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