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"One day, in a quiet village… a giant frog suddenly leaps into the pond. A curious young boy catches it… and stuffs it into a sack. From inside, the frog croaks… sadly. But then—splash! A crocodile bursts out of the pond, ripping the sack open. Together, the frog and crocodile escape into the jungle. But still… the frog cries. Because no one… shared the video."

Yeah, you know what's crazy? I remember doing open mics in these tiny bars where like five people would show up. Now I'm selling out theaters and people are actually paying to see me. Like, that's insane! Comedy's wild, man. Full circle moment right there.

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I mean, what's really beautiful about performing is that sort of connection you get with the audience, you know? And I think that's incredibly special because we're all sort of sharing this moment together, and it's very genuine and real and just... beautiful.

Look at you, trying to be something you're not. What's wrong? Can't handle the pressure? Gonna put some dirt in your eye. You're pathetic, just like the rest of them. I bet you're gonna cry about it, aren't you?

Right, yeah, good day fellas, got a proper barbie going on down at the creek, yeah. All you boys from Woolloomooloo welcome to come round, bring your tinnies if you like. Proper good day for it, mate, yeah. You're all right.

Listen, when someone's always there when they need something but disappear when you need them, that's not friendship. Trust me, I've seen it countless times. They're not investing in you; they're investing in what you can do for them.