I think it was my fourth Fringe show when I decided to do darker jokes, stuff that wouldn’t make it on television.
That was never fun, but I was fine with it because I’m like, I stand behind everything I’m saying now.
I think there’s something about being vulnerable to people — it’s honesty, and I think they see goodness in that.
How am I going to make people laugh with the death of a 6-year-old disabled girl?
Looking back, there were plenty of signs, which we chose to ignore, because we put it down to banter, like, “Hey, he’s just saying things that we all say.”
Persons:
Jim Jefferies, it’s, he’s