comics who've been prostitutes or ended up in the nuthouse thought to be "raw and uncompromising" and somehow truer, realer, deeper and better than others?
are these experiences common or even particularly relevant to most people's lives?
(if you see my 14:10 show at berlin, you may think these rhetorical questions are somewhat hypocritical, but i don't think they particularly are.)
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