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Sometimes funny, sometimes intellectual, sometimes a rolling midwestern existential crisis - your inbox will get a dose of something that'll help you think, and feel comforted knowing you're not the only one screaming into the void.

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  • Brendon Lemon

    Comedian and writer from Detroit, living in New York. I write about The Midwest, Existentialism, life under late stage capitalism, and I write dick jokes.

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