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Slack.com slash DHQ. Hey, everybody. This is Matt. What you're about to listen to is from

my Try to laugh series, in which I take on the challenge, the difficult challenge of

trying to laugh at a feminist comedian. You can subscribe to my YouTube page at youtube.com

slash the Matt Wall Show, so you can watch the entire series.

A few weeks ago, we began a journey together. I want to laugh at a feminist comedian, not

at them. I mean, I can laugh at them. That's very easy to do. But with them, I want to

find a funny joke told by a feminist comedian and laugh at it.

You will fail. That's my goal in life. That's the only thing I want to achieve before I

die. I've done everything else that I want to do, sadly enough. This is the last thing.

So first, we tried Samantha B. That was a miserable failure. I didn't work out. So today, we're

going to bring out the big guns, Hanna Gadsby. Okay, Hanna Gadsby's the acclaimed, beloved,

critical darling, the best feminist comedian currently on the scene I'm told. So we're

going to watch some of her clips and see if we can do this. Can I laugh at a Hanna Gadsby

joke? Can we laugh? Let's find out together. Come along, friends. Forget I did that. Sorry.

I want to tell you something about a terrible conversation I had at the Dog Park once.

This bloke just walks up to me. I mean, he had a dog. He wasn't just being creepy. He had

context. I want to tell you this. It's not pertinent to the story, but I want you to know

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