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the thing with this one that's gonna be
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than any comedy special you've ever seen.

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It is part documentary, part
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a dozen comedians about their own
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deal with mental health it is that
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From a secret location in room
100 of 540 Jack Gibbs Boulevard.

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This is craft.

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I'm your host, Doug Dangler.

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Comedian Steve Hofstetter will
appear at the Columbus Funny

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Bone on Tuesday, July 15th.

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Hofstetter, has over a billion
views on YouTube, Facebook, and

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Instagram, and his book Ginger Kid,
was a top five pick on Amazon and

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debuted number one in its category.

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He's written for Sports Illustrated, the
NHL Maxim and New York Times among others.

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Welcome back to Columbus
and Craft Steve Hofstetter.

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\Well, thank you so much for having me.

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I always have a special
affinity for Columbus.

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smaller reason because the funny bone
is where I recorded one of my specials.

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Bigger reason my wife's from there.

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Oh, okay.

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from Columbus, proper or
from an area around Columbus

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Around Columbus.

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Pickerington.

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Oh, yes.

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I grew up in New York City
and I always get very annoyed.

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When people are like
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What part Connecticut?

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I always get annoyed when people do that,
but I specifically do that with 'em.

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Oh, my wife's from Columbus.

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'cause she basically is

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Well I've lived, within two 70
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30 years, so I know what you mean.

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it's sometimes not worth telling
people, So tell me about this show

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that you're gonna present on July 15th.

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What is gonna happen?

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So, I'm excited about it.

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Most of the content is gonna be for
the special that I just recorded,

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that I haven't released yet.

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which is called Kill the Butterflies.

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despite what some comments on social media
think, I'm not murdering butterflies.

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It's a metaphor.

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Metaphors are good.

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a lot of it's about anxiety, my own,
journey with that and mental health

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and trying to de-stigmatize that
just looking at that in a funny way.

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you've got a large and devoted following
on YouTube, which was where I think

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you'll be dropping the special.

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Yes.

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tell me about how you've seen
that channel evolve in the time

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that you've been posting on it.

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Because it's gone
through a ton of changes.

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while you've been an
active participant there.

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if my YouTube boom was about two years
earlier, I would be a very rich person.

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But unfortunately, my boom came a
little bit after the YouTube payday.

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but I still have almost
a million subscribers.

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the really cool thing is
that gives me freedom.

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It allows me to play
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and it's not just YouTube.

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I have almost a million on Facebook.

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350,000 on Instagram, et cetera.

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Reaching people directly.

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I no longer need some guy in a
suit to tell people that they

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think I'm funny because People can
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It's great.

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so when you go to YouTube and
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special here, that also cascades
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the thing with this one that's gonna be
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than any comedy special you've ever seen.

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It is part documentary, part special,
where I interviewed over a dozen

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comedians about their own journey
with anxiety and how they deal with.

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Mental health it is that interspersed
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you basically get a behind the scenes
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of this special could be important?

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Mm-hmm.

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And so it's a way to both watch comedy
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It reminds me a little bit, your
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presenting about, Robin Williams.

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not all comics are self-destructive.

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and this is something he
wanted to get away from.

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case when you were talking to people about

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their, anxiety and being a performer?

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I interviewed comedians that I am, friends
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friends with the people
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as someone who never had a
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so it might be a little skewed, a
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humor is a defense mechanism.

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be, rock bottom being bullied or
feeling like you don't fit in.

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whatever that something is, that's
where a sense of humor comes from.

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Speaking of, medical stuff, you've got
a recent post on YouTube, that, went up

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after an audience member collapsed from a
medical condition and was revived by EMTs.

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looked like it was really, impactful.

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It was almost 12 minutes, from the time
that I saw something wrong to the time

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that we were able to get back to the
show And that is a very long time to

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sit there in virtual silence where you
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I was really proud and I said it in the
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proudest of in my career is who my fans
are, the type of people that they are.

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display while that was happening.

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a couple people rushed to help immediately
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some medical personnel in the audience,
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I said from stage, I was like, if
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helping right now, please stay seated.

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once the professionals did their job,
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and some of them were at the show and
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that way I had a conduit that I trusted
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that helped too because the other
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to the side of the stage and I was
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Like, get him outta the green room because
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we need something to distract
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So, it helped a lot that
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Is it a chihuahua?

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he's a min pin mixed with, I
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Doberman, part shrink Ray.

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He just looks like we took him to a
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there and it was like, oh, here's
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he looks like a teen.

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Little Noman.

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You know, that's funny.

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when you said that, it occurs to me,
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and, sometimes they would be bringing
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don't think that's a great idea.

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be well-behaved enough to be there.

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So, I guess you need a, carry
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opposed to, your German Shepherds

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Just for the travel aspect of it.

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the idea that he can just
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I think that's very important.

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So you also have a, well-known
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Besides the medical emergency and the
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most unexpected moments, some of your
most memorable moments on stage that,

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you talk about with, other comics?

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What kinds of things really stand out
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someone proposed at a show.

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they ran it by me first, thankfully.

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Otherwise that would come a little.

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that's happened also, but not seriously.

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someone reached out and, said that he
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wanted to propose to her at the show, and
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one of the moments was, I was in Casper,
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I've been sober over 20 years now, and
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when I started taking edibles for anxiety.

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just to help me sleep.

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And so I had some with me and, I know
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It's not legal, but here we go.

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So I said to the crowd, the
setup was terrible for a show.

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It was a bar that said they had a
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separate area was literally fenced
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there were just loud people
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see a show and they can barely hear it.

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I go up, I welcome everybody  set
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So I went up first and I
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This is a weird environment for a show.

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I've never done a show in any altered
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Would you like to see that?

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And the crowd went crazy.

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So I came back, for my set and
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Everything was fine.

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And one guy got really upset at one
joke I was doing a joke about how AI

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isn't gonna replace us anytime soon.

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And it's basically a joke about
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Mm-hmm.

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Like the first day an Alexa wakes
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'cause she's gonna have to learn
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And he got so mad at that and
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to a robot or whatever it was.

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But this guy was very upset and it
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mad because I was baked outta my mind
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and I was like, of all the shows.

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That you pick to do this?

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I'm unarmed and it was very fun.

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the comics who I tour with are buddies of
mine and, we've toured a million different

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places they got a real kick out of
seeing unarmed Steve deal with a heckler.

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Maybe, one of the few jobs
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yeah.

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I mean, there are a lot of jobs
where people do anyway, especially

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like when weed was first legalized
in Denver, like in Colorado, you

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couldn't get a sandwich there.

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I walked into a Jimmy John's and I
was like, Hey, can I get a sandwich?

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And the guy just goes, oh
man, I should get a sandwich.

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You have that power, sir.

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Well, it's legal now in Ohio.

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And I've been able to get
sandwiches most places I've gone.

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So we're more responsible
here than Colorado.

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Well, also it's been legal in Ohio's
border states for quite some time, so

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I think people got used to it there's
always this Ohio, Michigan rivalry.

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when it was legal in Michigan and not
in Ohio, there were so many people in

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Ohio be like, look, we hate Michigan.

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But also you wanna, should
we take a run up there?

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For a week or so?

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A week?

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for 15 minutes.

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Immediately run back.

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so you've been a comic,
for a number of years.

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How do you keep it fresh for yourself?

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What, are the techniques that keep
you looking forward to going to work?

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I mean, you find new stuff
you wanna talk about.

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there are comedians who will do
the same act for 20 years and I

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don't understand how they do it.

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And they're like, well,
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And it's like, yeah, it does.

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But I also would never want to
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performing the same song at a
county fair for the rest of my life.

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we are at our core, supposed
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and continue to create art.

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And that's is, it's as simple as that.

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I did an hour on losing my father,
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difficult things I've ever written.

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It took me seven years to write that
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that I could still connect to the
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grieving while I was talking about it.

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to me, talking about something like
that was important talking about

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this anxiety journey is important
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about potentially starting a family.

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that's important.

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so you just find the
stuff you connect with.

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Steve Hofstetter,  thank you very
much for talking to me today.

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I really appreciate it and looking
forward to you being at the Columbus

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Funny Bone on Tuesday, July 15th.

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People can go to Steve Hofsteder,
that's H-O-F-S-T-E-T-T-E r.com for, all

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the information thank you very much.

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Thank you.

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The Bone is one of my favorite clubs
in the world, and if people wanna

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see whether or not my wife's family
thinks I'm funny, come to the show.

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Well, no, that is a risk.

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I hope people will take you up on
that and, have them in a certain area.

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Seeing wife's family, and
just see what happens.

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See if they

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laugh, see if they laugh, see what stokes

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they

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like if they don't.

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All of this has really been a bad idea.

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Alright.

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Thanks much.

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Thank

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you.

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For more information from my
guests, visit www crafttheshow.

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com.

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This is Doug Dangler.

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Until next time be creative.