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EPISODE · Jan 27, 2018 · 35 MIN

1: Emma Willmann's First Time

from My Opening Line · host My Opening Line, Starburns Audio

Emma tells her never-before-heard story of the actual first time she performed stand-up. It involved making sure her guests got more drunk than they wanted to, an awkward pep talk, and hiding behind a kitchen counter.

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