An evening with this comedian is like walking through an abandoned garden of absurdity and domestic turmoil, with a bank pen on a wire in one hand and incomprehensible English in the other. He recounts family, childhood and growing up with such a touch of tired irony that even Grandma's beliefs in billionaire ducks seem part of the big game. Sex, holidays, and trying to find meaning in the little things in life - all through the lens of a slight sadness and a subtle anger at a reality that you can't hide from, but you can laugh at.
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