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A stand-up comedian who drives a cab and a sex-positive feminist writer hustle to make a living while chasing their creative dreams.

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He came to America from Nigeria at, like, ten years old.

#2 #3

I got to go Uber tonight, yeah.

#4

I just wish there was an actual space to dance and feel comfortable."

#5

Doctor, lawyer, engineer.

#6

I can do whatever I want for years and then just ask for forgiveness,

#7 #8 #9

Yeah. I write a lot of essays.

#10

- Yeah. - So I pretty much...

#11 #12 #13

[chuckles] That might be true, actually.

#14

Yeah. So I've laundered, successfully, $28,000.

#15 #16

[moaning]

#17 #18

Sales people, make sure you guys are communicating as usual.

#19 #20

Jean-Baptist-Point Du Sable was here before that.

#21

I can press a button.

#22

- It's nice. - Thank you.

#23

- I have a girlfriend. - Okay.

#24

[moaning]

#25

- Hey, no. Calm down. - I'm just...

#26

Emotionally, it's probably not a good idea.

#27

I'm a City of Chicago tour guide.

#28

They're done. It's been a decade. There's, like, three left.

#29 #30 #31

It was, like, pro-ano times.

#32

- I was like, "Wait a minute, sir. - [audience laughs]

#33

Then I'm like, "Rebecca, joke's on him. This is a weave."

#34

Steak, you eat steak?

#35

What?

#36

I don't usually tell people this, but I feel like you're non-judgmental

#37

- No. I'm independent. - Okay.

#38

who don't have references of other people who they've seen.

#39

- "Here's the thing about Ted." - Yes, exactly.

#40

- Are you? Or do they say, "You're cold." - Yeah.

#41 #42

Being a kid in America, going to boarding school in Nigeria,

#43

I can only add structure, you know?

#44

And they're the ones that we have to listen to.

#45

All right, well, so, we can be in touch more directly, then.

#46 #47

- Maybe I'll do it. - Do it.

#48

- They're gonna change up. - Oh, my God.

#49

- Yeah. - Yeah.

#50