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TIL.

Maybe there was evidence of those three and he was like "haha oh man yeah sorry about doing this just those three times, I will for sure take the blame for just these three times I did this awful thing".

Do you wake up knowing something is wrong everyday? Do you know that something has happened to your memory the second you wake up? What I mean is without outside stimulus telling you your memory-making ability has been compromised would you know something was wrong with you?

I don't mean "wrong with you" I just can't word it any better. Thanks for doing this AMA, memory has always been something I've found very interesting. My dad had brain surgey a few years back and his short term memory and depth perception were affected, not that his memory was ever great before. I've seen recently that it has rapidly started to deteriorate, beginning with him never shutting doors, putting things away, and now with conversations covering the same topics and him making the same jokes in them multiple times during the same day. It's a hard thing to deal with but it's just something you have to adjust to.

Hey Pete, I'm a big fan of the podcast, Crashing, your standup (you really knocked it outta the park with faces and sounds) and just wanted to thank you for being your vulnerable, hilarious, loveable self.

I'm a standup comic from Canada who is about 3 years deep. I love every second I'm onstage and when I'm around my peers, comedy has really been my rock for the past 3 years. I'm wondering what your opinion on moving to a bigger city (New York/LA) would be for a canadian comic? I don't want to stay here for too long as it seems there is a real ceiling here for success but I also don't want to get swallowed by a bigger city. I really do want to do this for the rest of my life and would love any advice you have for any new(er) comics who are in my shoes as well.

Keep it crispy!

"As far as revenge, I'll take justice"

That gave me chills. I hope you get it.