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Norm Macdonald realizing halfway through an interview that he has no clue how many kids Jerry Seinfeld has is peak comedy. The way he just moves on to talking about legal jargon is why nobody else comes close to his timing. Norm: You don't have a child. Jerry: Pardon... show more

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Norm Macdonald was the absolute master of being hilariously inappropriate in settings where everyone else was playing it straight. His appearance on The Larry Sanders Show is a perfect example of his timing and ability to completely derail a "serious" celebrity interview with the most absurd, uncomfortable, and dry observations. The way he manages to turn a conversation about homelessness into a bizarre, wandering bit about a dog is genius. He knew exactly how to make the other guests and the host, Garry Shandling, visibly squirm. Norm: "I see one guy there the other day in New York... had a dog with him. And that's tough. Do you feel sorry for the... for the dog, you know?" You really couldn't write comedy this dry; he was just on another level.

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Norm Macdonald casually explaining to Conan how Hitler's career was hurt by bad press and why cult leaders always ruin their grift by sleeping around. Conan O'Brien: I've never believed that all press is good press thing. Norm Macdonald: Because of Hitler. I feel it hurt, I feel it hurt his career. Norm Macdonald: And so yeah, it is a little ironic, I don't like using the word ironic because it turns out I always use it wrong, sure, yeah. Norm Macdonald: But these cult leaders, they have a good gig going and they all fall for the same trap, which is they start fucking everybody.

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Kalshi is really annoying. "I'm just supposed to sit on the sidelines and watch you guys self-jerk about how prediction markets are so cool. I don't have a way to have a stake in it."

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In his 20s, Norm faced his first battle with cancer. He kept it secret and returned to comedy, saying: "The brave thing to do if you have cancer is not talk about it. Just have it and keep it a secret." Lesson: Not everything needs to be a public spectacle.

In his 20s, Norm faced his first battle with cancer. He kept it secret and returned to comedy, saying: "The brave thing to do if you have cancer is not talk about it. Just have it and keep it a secret." Lesson: Not everything needs to be a public spectacle.

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