And then he'd sort of do a bit about the people that he'd met the day before.

So he'd be getting ready, go, oh, I'll tell you the fellow I met yesterday,

so he was Lippa Pudlion. He chalk like that. And so he'd do all the voices of people.

It would be like a bit that he was doing like a little skit of people.

I do think it's directly linked to me being like, that's great, that's funny.

You are listening to Made of Human, also known as the Mo-Pard, a podcast hosted by Sophie Hagen, who is a Danish comedian.

Mowhod Trying to find out how to do life

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but it turns out nobody knows

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no I am recording this intro not too long after I recorded last week's intro because I'm procrastinating

I'm meant to be writing an article for a newspaper and I don't want to.

It's an annoying article to write.

It's one again one where I have to sort of defend my right to not be

abused as a fat person and you know where do you even start you know why do you start?

So many people are going to be reading it going but

but it's bad to be fat so it's like every article you write about that sort of stuff you have to start by going

right first of all it's okay to be fat and blah blah and it's just tiring I mean to be honest you

foreign for an activist which in theory I guess I am I sure hate to activist I really hate to activist I don't think it's fun

what is fun though is speaking to Susie Ruffle she she should have, of course, without a doubt,

Suzy Ruffel should have been on this podcast years ago.

And I was trying to figure out why she hadn't.

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