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If Comedy Was a Person, How Strong Would It Be?

Name: If Comedy Was a Person, How Strong Would It Be?
Uploaded: 2017-04-26T16:55:46+00:00
Duration: 41 s
Channel: Patrick Biddiscombe
Description: Short humorous transcript from a YouTube video (Patrick Biddiscombe, Apr 26, 2017) in which multiple speakers personify humor/comedy and debate how…

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Short humorous transcript from a YouTube video (Patrick Biddiscombe, Apr 26, 2017) in which multiple speakers personify humor/comedy and debate how physically strong it would be. The speakers portray comedy as tiny and frail—tickling and making light jokes—and contrast comedy’s strength slightly above that of tragedy.

If humor was a person, how strong would it be? If humor was a person, how strong would it be? Oh.
If humor were a person, how strong?
That's the hardest question anybody has ever asked.
Humor would be the most frail, tiny human being ever.
This person would be so feeble.
Humor would, like, I don't know, start tickling you or something and, you know, and make jokes about your grandmother.
Okay, let me just think. I'm come up with a glib answer that you'll just be able to cut in. This is really now a brain teaser.
Humor is everything apart from the physical.
Okay, I got it.
Do you want me to ask you again?
Yes.
If comedy were a person, how strong would it be?
Slightly stronger than if tragedy were a person.