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SHAUNA’S STAND–UP

seat beside a tall girl with brown pigtails, and immediately, I caught her
body odor. It wasn’t deadly, but let’s just say deodorant should’ve been

her best friend.

But it wasn’t a problem at all. The teacher had already finished a
topic before I came in, and now continued talking about how comedy

works. Surprisingly, I already understood it. It was like I’d known it all
along. I guess watching popular comedians like Dave Chappelle on

YouTube really paid off.
Mrs. Colleen then smiled and wrapped up her talk. “Okay, FCs—

Future Comedians—that’s it for today. Please pack up your things and

head home.”
That’s it? That’s all the information we had to learn about comedy?

It only lasted about five minutes. I wanted to ask the teacher more about
the comedy club, since the topic ended so quickly, but eventually,

everyone started leaving—even the teacher. So I had to go too.

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