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He elaborated that comedy is a form of art that thrives on observation; noticing the intricate details of life’s absurdities became a significant part of his creative process. His thoughts resonated with the idea that subconscious thoughts could morph into profound creative prompts, complete with punchlines and witty commentary.
The Absurdist Influence on Style
The conversation unveiled the unique elements of his humorous style, which melded non-sequitur elements with absurdist humor—an amalgamation he never sought to create deliberately. With influences ranging from Carlin to Woody Allen, he used humor to discuss the mundane aspects of life, transformed into something hilariously relatable.