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Inside Amy Schumer

I recently saw this clip floating around Facebook.  It was funny and sad and led me to watch a few episodes of Inside Amy Schumer on Hulu.  There are some funny sketches, although some are too dark and blue even for me!


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Bon Apetit!


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