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Josh Blue, Ben Roy in the studio with his colleague is also here.

I'm looking at a book called Something to Stare at. The author is Josh Blue. Hey, it's been out for a while. This is new? It's new. Okay, because we haven't talked to you about this. Within, like, two weeks. What's it about? It's an autobiography

from me being born in Africa

up to winning last comedy.

I was sure. What's it about? It's an autobiography from me being born in Africa up to winning last comedy. It's so funny you brought that up because I brought up your IMDB and both you and Ben Roy's IMDB and some of these things are always wrong, but it says you were born in Cameroon. I don't think we ever knew that. Really? I don't think we ever talked about you being born in Africa. Yeah, you didn't know that? No, I don't know. Do you remember that at all time? Did you not look at me before? You don't look like a Camerooner? You can't call them Camerooners anymore. That's their word. That's their word okay we're very proud people were your parents in the

peace corps what's the story my dad's a teacher so he was there uh teaching english and then how long were

were you in cameroon from they were there they were there for two years and i came along like halfway

through that was that you don't remember it right uh, yeah. Oh, okay. You wanted to help out the Cameroonans. Sorry, you can't say that right. Can't say that. It's the fact you're pronouncing a hard R in it. Yeah. And that's the problem. I want to know this though, Josh, because you write about, uh, when you write a book about your life, and people are, people know who you are, so I get it. But it was tough to write. Well. Like, nobody wants to hear about this. Were you thinking? I mean, people do want to hear about it. Well, I mean, I think I have such a unique story about, you know, being born in Africa. Yeah, and then I lived in Senegal for a couple years when I was a teenager.

Oh, I born in Africa. And then I lived in Senegal for a couple years when I was a teenager.

I didn't know that.

Then being a Paralympian and being a comedian.

No, the story's very, no, it's, when you live it, though, people, you're thinking,

nah, what's the big deal?

Well, another thing is I can't physically type or write.

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