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Listen, Dan, if you ever mean your hero

and your hero takes you to a door

and asks you, are you coming in?

Life is trying to teach you a lesson right there.

Oh, ha, ha, ha, oh, Hey, everyone.

Hey, everyone. Welcome to another episode of We Can Be Weirdos. My name is Dan Shriver.

I am coming to you today from my home at Roughway by C.

Today we've got a very exciting guest, a surrealist comedian who is also a recipient of the

Malcolm Hardy Award for Comic Originality.

Now this is an award that takes place up in

Edinburgh. It's a very coveted award amongst comedians because as it says in the title, it is

awarded to comedians who are doing things differently, doing things interestingly. There's a few

awards as part of the ceremony. You've got comic originality. There's the Malcolm Hardy Cunning

Stunt Award, which is great. And that's been won by big comedians like Stuart Lee. He got it

for successfully encouraging people to vote for the little-known Japanese act, Frank Chickens,

in a poll for the best fringe performer. 2014, it went to Christian Talbot for getting his 12-year-old daughter, Kate, to walk

up to strangers and say, have you seen my daddy?

And if they said no, she would hand a flyer out to them.

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