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    Let's go to the other side?
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    This is the deal: we're looking for
    a fisherman to tell us a joke.
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    - Man, that's a challenge.
    - Will anybody here tell us a joke?
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    - No.
    - We're shooting a documentary.
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    - We're bad at telling jokes around here.
    - Any good jokesters around here?
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    - You'll find good jokesters down that way.
    - Where?
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    Down that way.
    There are plenty of fishermen there.
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    Do any of you know how
    to tell a joke?
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    - I don't.
    - It depends on the intensity of the joke.
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    - What do I get if I tell a joke?
    - I'm starting to think that you tell jokes.
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    We are shooting a documentary
    about fishermen telling jokes.
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    - What?
    - No one knows anything around here.
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    - Just a quick little joke!
    - I can't.
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    - Not even a short one?
    - Not even a very short one.
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    - Do you know how to tell jokes?
    - No.
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    - Not for now.
    - Not now?
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    - Not even a short one?
    - No.
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    Try that camp because
    there's a crowd over there.
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    Hi, do you guys know
    how to tell jokes at all?
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    Sometimes, but I can't
    think of any right now.
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    But don't you want to tell us one?
    We're making a documentary
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    about jokesters and I'm trying to find
    a fisherman who's good at telling jokes.
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    - Can we go there and you'll tell us one?
    - A joke is to say that there's no fish around here.
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    - No jokesters over there?
    - No, maybe you'll find one over there.
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    - No jokes?
    - None.
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    JOKESTERS
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    The sunset
    over the cows...
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    Hi buddy, how are you?
    Is there anybody in this market
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    who is famous for being the funny guy?
    Someone who is known as the jokester?
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    Actually there are several
    but most of them are busy today.
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    - Sunday is a busy day.
    - Name one and I'll get him off duty.
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    If you pass that butcher's shop,
    you'll find a fat guy there called Tidão.
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    He's 'the man in this market.
    He is funny by nature, just like Mussum.
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    He doesn't even have to tell a joke
    to get everyone to laugh.
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    - What's his name?
    - Tidão, you can look for Tidão.
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    - Okay, I'll go there. Thank you.
    - No problem.
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    - Do you know where Tidão is?
    - Over here.
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    Here's the thing, we are making
    a documentary about jokesters.
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    There was a guy from Cuiabá and
    a guy from Bahia fishing.
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    They had no luck catching any fish
    and the guy from Cuiabá
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    was annoyed with a fly buzzing around.
    He caught the fly and stood still.
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    Then he said: "Hey fly, if you had
    a bigger butt I'd fuck you up the ass."
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    So the guy from Bahia stood up,
    bent over and said: "Buzzzz."
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    That's a good one. A Poconian left Mato
    Grosso and went to São Paulo.
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    - Who?
    - A Poconian.
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    - What's a Poconian?
    - Someone from the city of Poconé.
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    When he arrives in São Paulo,
    he waits for a subway at the railway track.
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    People start yelling: "Get out of there!
    Step away from the track!"
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    They tackled him but the train wrecked
    his bike, running over everything.
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    So he came back and when he
    arrived at his hometown in Poconé
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    it was Christmas so his
    boss's store was decorated with a train.
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    So he ran inside, got a gun
    and offed the Christmas decoration.
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    His boss said: "Are you nuts?
    Why would you do something like that?"
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    He said: "Don't be naive, boss! We have to kill
    it while it's small. Once its grown-up..."
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    A guy approached a priest and asked:
    "How does the church tithe system work?"
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    The priest said:
    "It's 50% for the diocese and 50% for me."
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    Then he approached a rabbi and said:
    "How does your tithe system work?"
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    The rabbi answered:
    "It's 70% for the diocese, 30% for me."
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    Then he went to the minister and said:
    "How does your tithe system work?"
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    "We throw the cash up in the air. If Jesus
    catches it, it's his; if he drops it, it's mine."
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    Are you a truck driver?
    Do you drive across Brazil or just here?
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    - Here, Goiás, Minas Gerais, Rondônia.
    - What kind of cargo do you take?
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    - Anything you've got.
    - Anything.
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    - Don't you know any truck driver jokes?
    - No man, we work hard.
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    We don't have time for that, all we do is
    work. There's no time for jokes.
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    A Brazilian and an Argentine were walking
    side by side but they don't get along.
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    They found a magic lamp.
    They rubbed it and a genie came out.
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    The genie grants each one of them a wish,
    but the Argentine thinks it isn't fair.
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    So he says: "Genie, I want you to build a
    wall around my entire country...
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    "... because I don't Brazilian
    intruders in my country."
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    The genie snaps his fingers, creates a 20ft
    wall and then asks the Brazilian's wish.
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    The Brazilian says: "Please fill
    up this entire thing with water."
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    - He just laughs...
    - Come over here and tell us one.
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    - Grab a chair.
    - Come here to tell us a joke.
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    We're gonna tell
    a joke here.
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    The gaucho was on vacation so he
    went to Pantanal to see what it was like.
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    He got there, met the housekeeper
    and the keeper said:
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    "I'm gonna show you something."
    At the dam a local is holding a stick.
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    - He whistled and an alligator appeared.
    - Where's the whistle? Do the whistle.
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    I don't know how to whistle!
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    He would whistle...
    How does one whistle?
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    - Do it again?
    - Now I ran out.
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    So the alligator came and the local
    hit the alligator's head with the stick.
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    He yelled: "Easy!"
    and then clocked the alligator's head.
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    When the alligator came close,
    he whipped out his dick.
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    "Easy!"
    So the alligator was very tame.
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    When the alligator squeezed,
    he'd hit its head.
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    So the local guy said to the Gaúcho:
    "Do you want to try?"
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    "I do, but I don't know if I can
    take all those blows to my head."
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    That's a true story.
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    A guy bought a 4x4 truck and drove
    home with his brand new truck.
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    He parked the truck and then
    took a shower to go out on a date.
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    Meanwhile, a drunk saw the "4x4" and
    got a nail to scratch the car with "=16."
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    The drunk scratched both sides. When the owner saw it,
    he took the car to the shop.
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    Three days later the truck was parked in the same
    place and the drunk wrote: "4x4=16."
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    By the third time, the owner decided to change
    the truck and put a sticker on it that read:
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    "4x4=16" and he thought to himself:
    "What will the drunk do now?"
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    The drunk saw the sticker, so he picked up the nail
    and scratched a check mark on the car.
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    That's a good one! It was wrong before?
    Now it's right, so let's just scratch the whole thing.
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    - With a white-out, like from school.
    - Seriously, you're better than that.
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    That's not cool. You weren't doing anything,
    I invited you over and now you're making fun of me?
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    People from the South don't like people from
    Mato Grosso because of their color.
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    So a driver from Cuiabá went to the South.
    He switches gear over and over until he gets there.
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    I can't remember the town's name,
    but once he gets there, he says:
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    "I need a toilet."
    In Mato Grosso, we say toilet.
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    So he goes to the store and says:
    "I need a toilet."
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    - "Where are you from?"
    - "I'm a Cuiabano, from Cuiabá."
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    The guy answers:
    "In the South it's not a toilet, it's called a Cuiabano."
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    - "That's messed up, don't you think?"
    - "What size do you want?"
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    "Give me one that'll fit
    4 or 5 guys from the South."
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    A guy from Cuiabá wanted to go to Rio de Janeiro,
    he was obsessed with Rio.
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    So he bought a brand new car.
    He went to Cuiabá to buy it and returned to Poconé.
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    He got there all excited and said:
    "I'm gonna go to Rio, I'm gonna see Rio."
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    His friends said: "What, man? Don't got there.
    People from Rio are gonna eat you alive."
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    The guy from Cuiabá answered:
    "Cuiabanos are tough. I'm going, you'll see."
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    In 15 days he got in
    the car and went.
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    He drives and drives and drives.
    He kept saying: "I'm a tough guy from Poconé!"
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    When he got to Rio, he had to take a shit.
    He looked around and there was no paper.
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    He got out of the car and took a shit, but there was no paper
    so he wiped himself with a nettle leaf.
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    He'd never seen nettle before, so he wiped himself
    and started to feel an itch in the car.
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    When he was 300km away from Rio the itch was
    really bad, so he thought: "What now?!"
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    "You know what? I'm turning back.
    If I'm already itching now, by the time I get there..."
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    He turns the car around and comes back,
    but at least he didn't get eaten alive.
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    - Very tough.
    - Manly!
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    My asshole and his asshole were talking.
    My asshole said to his: "Hi, are you a virgin?"
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    His asshole replied:
    "Of course not!"
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    You're a truck driver so you must
    have truck driver jokes.
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    - No, I don't have any.
    - Sure you do.
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    - We work too hard.
    - You have at least one.
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    - No, I don't.
    - You must have one trucker joke.
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    - I can't remember any.
    - You know you do. Everyone's watching.
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    Truck driver, truck driver... nope!
    You think I'm crazy to talk trash about myself?
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    It's not trash talk.
    It's making fun of other truck drivers, not you.
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    Fine, there was this guy driving
    a 16x20 truck loaded with vegetables.
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    After the tax station stamps his receipt,
    Highway Patrol stops him and asks for it.
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    The price on the document is correct,
    so they ask him to weigh the banana load.
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    It's 1,000 pounds over the limit, so the officer says
    "You're arrested, but I'll let you off the hook."
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    "But first, you'll have to shove all those
    bananas you know where."
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    The truck driver started to laugh,
    shoving the bananas and laughing hysterically.
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    The officer said: "Are you crazy, man?
    Shoving bananas and laughing about it?"
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    - "It's funny!"
    - "Why?"
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    "My friend is coming with 3,000 pounds,
    except his load is full of pineapples!"
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    Anybody there?
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    All the windows
    are closed.
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    Mr. João?
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    Anybody there?
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    Can I come a little closer?
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    Does that dog bite?
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    Let me ask you something.
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    - We're looking for Mr. João Borba.
    - João Borba lives over there.
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    I know, but do you know where he is?
    I went there, we knocked and called him.
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    - They're in Cuiabá.
    - Oh no, seriously?
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    - Do you know when they return? Did they say?
    - His brother is taking care of the kids.
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    I think they come back tomorrow,
    or tonight.
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    We're shooting a documentary
    about jokesters.
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    - Look, we're Evangelical Christians.
    - So he won't tell stories?
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    He tells stories,
    but he's also Evangelical.
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    - And Evangelicals can't tell jokes?
    - No, it doesn't please God.
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    - It doesn't please God.
    - But doesn't it depend on the joke?
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    No, it doesn't please God. For us to go to heaven,
    we have to be clean and pure.
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    I know, but jokes don't
    have to be necessarily dirty, right?
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    He does tell jokes, except that
    when he tells them to us, he tells them differently.
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    - Like the PG version, huh?
    - Yeah, the lighter version.
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    24 hours later
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    Good afternoon!
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    - How are you?
    - Good.
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    - Is João Terêncio around by any chance?
    - He isn't.
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    - I can't believe it, he isn't?
    - No.
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    - Will he come back?
    - The kid who works for him says he'll return tonight.
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    Are you sure?
    Everyone said he was supposed to come yesterday.
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    - So we went all the way to Lucas and came back...
    - The kid said he'll come back tonight.
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    - What time today?
    - He said he'll arrive late.
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    - But he'll come back for sure, right?
    - Maybe late at night.
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    - What time is the bus? Is he riding the bus?
    - I don't know how he's getting here.
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    It seems like we didn't make it.
    We won't meet Mr. João Terêncio this time around.
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    - Notorious João Terêncio.
    - Yeah.
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    Mr. João Terêncio won't be a jokester in our movie.
    At least not in Jokesters Part I.
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    You know what fieldworkers are like
    to start up tabs...
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    Vicent gets to a bar and a woman says:
    "Don't bother, you can't buy booze on credit."
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    He said: "I don't want booze.
    I quit drinking."
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    There was a glass case
    with coconut candy inside.
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    So he said:
    "Give me a coconut candy."
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    The woman handed him the candy, so he looked
    at it and said: "How much does it cost?"
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    The woman said: "It's 50 cents."
    He replied: "What about the cachaça?"
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    The woman said: "It's also 50 cents."
    He said: "Take the candy and give me the booze."
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    He drank it and left, so the woman said:
    "Funny guy! You gonna pay for the booze or what?"
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    He replied: "What do you mean?
    Didn't I exchange it for my coconut candy?
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    She said: "So pay for the coconut candy!"
    He answered: "Did I eat coconut candy?"
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    - Good morning! Where is Alto do Jucá?
    - Alto do Jucá?
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    - Up that street.
    - Up that way? How far, more or less?
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    - From here it's about...
    - 200km.
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    - No, it's more than that...
    - More...
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    Yeah, but it's not much more.
    Just go up that way on the first sign.
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    - Do you know Rogério?
    - Rogério? Who is Rogério?
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    - The clown.
    - Yes! He's a customer at the store.
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    - Really? He lives over there?
    - I'm not sure of the exact location.
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    - He's funny, right?
    - Yeah, he's very funny.
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    That's the guard I think.
    He looks like a watchman.
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    Can I get some information, please?
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    - Good morning!
    - Good morning.
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    - Where is Alto do Jucá?
    - Oh, you can go that way...
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    - Take a right after the first speed bump.
    - First speed bump, to the right.
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    You drive past the first, second and third road
    and then his dad's house is right upfront.
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    - Good morning!
    - Good morning!
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    - Do you know the Cherry Clown?
    - That's me.
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    What's up?
    Was it is hard or easy to find me?
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    It was hard and easy.
    How are you?
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    - Let's get out of the car.
    - Let's go.
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    It's a movie about jokesters
    who are not very famous.
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    We are basically looking for these people,
    which is why we called you last minute.
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    Somebody mentioned you, we called,
    we're here and the rest is history.
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    We wanted to learn a little bit about you.
    How and why did you start telling jokes?
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    Where did this urge to tell
    jokes come from?
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    Jokes... I was funny ever since I was a kid.
    I never liked taking anything too seriously.
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    My thing was to mess around.
    I liked pranks.
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    So I started working on a project,
    doing theater pieces and working as a clown.
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    After a while I realized that clown's couldn't be
    comedians - either you're a comedian or a clown.
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    Everyone in my family works.
    I didn't like it, so I started telling jokes.
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    I never liked it.
    Sometimes I'll be at home and my mom will say:
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    "Son, get out and find something to do."
    I say: "No, I'm too afraid I'll find it."
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    So I don't go.
    I say it's better to stay put at home, am I right?
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    But it's true, I like joking around.
    It's my life.
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    I'm very outgoing,
    I like to play around.
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    When I try to be serious,
    people start laughing.
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    They'll say: "You're kidding right?
    You're not serious."
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    As you can see, the married man
    is fatter than the single man.
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    I drew a conclusion from this.
    It's a story I made up and it's true.
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    Why?
    The single guy comes home and what does he do?
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    He goes straight to the fridge, opens it and says:
    "Man, not this again! Not soda and crackers!"
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    "I'm going to bed instead."
    He gets under the sheets and goes to bed.
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    The married guy goes straight to bed and says:
    "Not this again! I'm going to the fridge!"
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    He eats everything he wants and gets fat.
    That's why married guys are fatter than single guys.
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    A guy walks into a bar and says:
    "Get me a liter of cachaça and a roast chicken."
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    The waiter brings it to him.
    He pours him a liter and serves the chicken.
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    He looks to both sides and says:
    "I'm going to examine this chicken!"
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    He stuck his finger inside the chicken's you know
    what, smelled it and said: "I don't want it!"
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    "This chicken came from Fortaleza.
    I don't like chicken from Fortaleza!"
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    The waiter said: "What the hell!
    This guy is doing a prostate exam!"
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    "Stuck his finger and figured out where it came from!
    That chicken really is from Fortaleza."
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    The client says: "I don't want it, take it away."
    So the waiter brought another chicken.
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    When the other chicken got there, he looked to both
    sides and stuck his finger in the chicken again.
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    He sniffed and said: "I don't want this one either.
    It's from here, it's from Ceará."
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    So the local bar owner said: "Bring him a gross one
    from Old Lady Toinha. He won't guess that!"
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    When the chicken got to the table,
    he looked to both sides and stuck his finger in it.
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    He sniffed it and said: "My good friend Toinha!
    This one came from there, right?"
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    The owner said: "You're really good.
    This chicken did come from Old Lady Toinha.
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    You stick your finger like a prostate exam,
    sniff it and find out where it's from."
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    So the town drunk stood up: "No offense, but could you
    stick it up mine? I've been lost for 3 days."
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    Do you know anyone who is good at
    telling jokes by any chance?
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    His dad owns that ceramic shop over there -
    Arara Cermamics.
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    - Go ahead, he's there.
    - Where is it?
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    - Arara Ceramics.
    - Oh, it's inside the ceramics shop.
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    Yeah.
    Go ahead, you'll find him there.
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    Does Giovanni work here?
    We're shooting a movie about jokesters.
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    Funny people and stuff like that.
    I heard he's a good story and joke teller, right?
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    - Yeah, he's even published a book this year.
    - Can I see?
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    There's some people here from São Paulo.
    I'm going to put you through.
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    - That's him.
    - Giovanni?
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    Hello? Giovanni?
    Hi, I'm Gustavo from São Paulo.
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    We're shooting a documentary
    about jokesters.
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    We're on a quest across Brazil
    and you came in highly recommended
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    as a potential jokester. We're thinking about
    dropping by to have a word, can we?
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    Arara Ceramics, got it.
    I'll get directions, but it should take me half an hour.
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    Hi, good morning!
    I'm here to see Giovanni.
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    - Giovanni!
    - Gustavo?
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    - That's me!
    - Dude, you're in the jungle!
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    - How are you doing?
    - All's good.
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    - This is Chico.
    - Chico! How are you doing, bro?
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    - I'm good.
    - Our photographer and that's André.
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    - André, what's up?
    - We found out that you wrote a book, right?
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    - Seven books!
    - So not just one, seven.
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    - And I thought it was just one...
    - No, several.
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    - Man, can you give me a minute?
    - I'll give you two. In fact, I'll give you seven!
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    - Wait for me, make yourself at home.
    - Okay.
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    So tell me, what's your relationship
    with jokes and comedy?
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    In fact, we're throwing the
    tenth FHC event here in Iguatu in August.
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    We created it and we pay tribute to ACM.
    FHC is the Ceará Comedy Festival.
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    And ACM is a friend of ours
    called Airton Cachorra Magra.
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    He was honored.
    It all starts with a prank.
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    The current mayor of Iguatu is a friend of mine,
    Aderilo Alcântara.
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    You can go to São Paulo, New York, Paris,
    anywhere...
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    No mayor goes
    to more funerals.
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    - Over 2 thousand funerals, he's a well-known guy.
    - Let me understand...
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    - He likes to go to funerals to...
    - Market himself. It's marketing.
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    If he's not at the square with the Cathedral
    when there's a funeral it's because he's out of town.
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    One of these days he went to one
    where an outcast criminal died.
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    So the mayor looked at him at the funeral and said:
    "A good citizen, a role model family man.
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    A great head of the family."
    And the widow said to her son:
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    "Go check if it's really
    your father inside that coffin."
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    The guy was the
    biggest scumbag.
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    Then there's this other guy called João Lázaro.
    He's the town Councillor.
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    The fact is that João Lázaro made some extra cash
    and went to Juazeiro get prescription glasses.
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    Those prescription glasses that
    you can get for 2 or 3 bucks.
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    And he was giving prescription glasses to everyone
    in Iguatu, until an old lady heard about it.
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    The poor lady went up to him and said:
    "Mr. Lázaro, please give me good glasses,
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    because I can't read the letters that
    my children have been sending me.
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    Give me glasses and get 8 votes from my house."
    That's how things work here.
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    So he reached into the bottom of the bag,
    handed a pair of coke-bottle glasses to her.
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    The old lady put them in her purse
    and walked to the market.
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    When she got to the market, she put
    the glasses on and asked a vendor:
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    "Sir, how much does
    a kilo of those beans cost?"
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    He answered: "I wouldn't know,
    I'm selling sesame seeds."
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    There's another
    government-related incident,
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    where a man got in an accident and lost a leg.
    And Cidal wanted a doctor's statement every year.
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    He would always bring one saying:
    "Mr. Antônio Queiroz de Oliveira,
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    hereby declares that he has
    lost his leg and therefore cannot work, etc."
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    One fine year,
    he got fed up and wrote:
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    "I hereby declare that Antônio Queiroz de Oliveira
    lost his leg and it will never grow back."
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    And that was that.
    They stopped asking for it. Crazy, right?
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    You honk, you call
    You wink, you win me over
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    Love mototaxi
    You honk, call, wink, win me over
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    Love mototaxi
    Parked at the square with the powerful bike
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    Toothpick
    Fatal smile
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    Midday sun
    Scorching heat
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    Calling the clients over
    With a sexy voice
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    It's all swag
    it's all swag...
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    The love mototaxi is a real thing.
    The driver is a real womanizer, you know?
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    He has several client's in his cell phone,
    so we wrote the song based on this story.
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    - So it's a real-life character?
    - Real-life, the Love Mototaxi.
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    So people just call him for a ride
    or do they call him to get the full service?
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    Sometimes it's both.
    He'll take them home and give the full service.
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    There's a joke in which a guy says: "Man,
    remember the guy with the dumpcart? He died."
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    The other guy says: "Seriously? How?"
    "He hit his truck and flew through the windshield."
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    Dude says: "So he died from the hit."
    The other guy: "No, he was still alive,
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    but he fell inside my house, came in through the
    window, hit the wardrobe
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    and it tumbled on top of him."
    The friend squeals: "He was crushed!"
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    "Not at all! He lifted the wardrobe,
    but leaned on a socket, 220 volts!"
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    The friend yells:
    "He was electrocuted to death!"
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    "No, he frantically fell down the stairs.
    He was still alive, but fell down the entire flight."
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    The friend said: "He broke his neck and died!"
    "Nope, he got up and leaned on a panhandle,
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    - which tipped over with boiling oil."
    - "Now he died!"
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    - "He still managed to get stuck under the fridge."
    - "How did he die?!"
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    - "I shot him in the face."
    - "You killed the guy?"
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    "The guy was wrecking my entire house!
    He was destroying everything!"
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    You're the one who's going to take me.
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    Check, check.
    Is it working?
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    - Let's go.
    - Let's! Where are we going?
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    - I don't know, you're the local.
    - Yeah, but I'm not from here man.
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    I live here
    but I'm not from here.
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    Man, I've always written comedies, since I was a kid.
    I would write constantly.
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    Except I've always been
    the shyest person in the world.
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    I never pictured myself on a stage.
    I thought one day I'd have the courage to do it,
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    but it's like those people who say they
    want to skydive someday, you know?
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    My version of skydiving was
    to go up on stage.
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    I'm a nerd, when it comes to relationships my
    reference is Mario and Princess Peach.
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    I have a theory that Mario was somewhat
    inspired by the porn industry.
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    Only in the porn industry it's possible to accept the
    premise that a princess would fuck a plumber.
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    Greek mythology is among
    my favorite topics.
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    I think Greek gods are so badass.
    Like the God of Fire, the Sun God, the Water God...
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    And our God is just God.
    Like God, period.
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    I get the feeling that our God went to college
    and had no interest in getting a graduate degree.
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    He held back, you know?
    Kind of lazy or maybe he was low on cash...
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    To this day they sell stand-up show tickets
    featuring characters here in Porto Alegre.
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    I think that's why people get confused,
    especially here in Porto Alegre,
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    about what is stand-up
    and what isn't.
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    There's a famous show here, I think it's called
    "Ladies First" and it's the most famous one.
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    They sold themselves as stand-up comedy,
    except they used characters.
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    So it's not stand-up.
    In my view, it's not stand-up comedy.
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    What's the difference between stand-up
    and characters?
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    In stand-up, I'm free from characters.
    I'm unarmed, you know?
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    If I'm not funny,
    it's because I really wasn't funny.
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    I'll be down all week because
    I wasn't funny.
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    If the character isn't funny,
    it's the actual persona that isn't funny.
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    Like, change your character,
    you know?
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    It must be kind of a drag to be friends with God.
    Like being God's best friend.
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    Because God is God, right?
    If you go up to tell him something, he'll go:
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    "I know, dude.
    I'm God."
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    The good thing about stand-up is that we
    can work with whatever is currently going on.
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    We're always active,
    we're always writing.
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    Our text has an expiry date.
    This week's show might not work next month.
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    I hate rehearsing, I prefer to wing it.
    See what happens, you know?
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    I don't show anybody
    what I'm going to do beforehand.
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    - You write it...
    - I jot it down and keep it to myself.
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    - Do you laugh on your own?
    - Yeah.
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    So other than working with comedy,
    I also study Journalism.
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    I'm going to major in Journalism soon,
    so I'll be a Comedian and a Journalist.
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    In other words,
    I'm trying very hard to remain unemployed.
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    The ideal person to be in Brazilian
    journalism is William Bonner.
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    Everybody thinks they'll be
    just like William Bonner.
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    But William Bonner is an exception, man,
    because William Bonner is a badass.
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    He's extremely competent.
    If you stop to think about it...
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    the Globo network made him
    the National News achor.
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    And nowadays, he's like Chief Editor of the thing.
    Like, Globo got him a woman co-anchor.
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    He married her.
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    She wanted to get pregnant
    and he gave her triplets.
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    In just one fuck.
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    Hello, Jean?
    So, let me explain.
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    I'm working on a documentary
    about people who tell jokes
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    and we're going to swing
    by Araranguá soon.
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    I wanted to know if you'd like
    to tell us some of your jokes?
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    Sure you are, my mother recommended you!
    Are you sure?
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    You sure you don't want to?
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    No, that's fine.
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    No, it's okay.
    Alright.
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    Thanks, take care.
    Bye.
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    Didn't want to.
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    He didn't want to.
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    1 minute later
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    Hello, Jean?
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    But Jean, it's a very simple ordeal.
    We'll just get there and talk.
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    You have no obligation with the movie
    or anything like that.
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    We're filming a bunch of people and I thought of you
    because Araranguá is on our way.
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    Okay, thanks Jean!
    Great, bye.
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    Jeane called and said: "No, I talked to him and he's
    gonna do it. He'll tell you himself."
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    She put him on the phone and he said:
    "Now she wants me to do it at any cost!
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    "I guess I'll do it then. I have to."
    So now we're heading there.
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    How did this tradition of
    telling jokes come about?
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    No, I'm not really
    a jokester.
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    I'm the guy in a crowd that everyone thinks is witty,
    I reason quickly.
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    I'm the guy that always has a joke at the tip of the
    tongue for anything that anybody might say.
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    Somebody will say something stupid
    and then you say something even more stupid.
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    - That's pretty much how it works.
    - So when we called you didn't understand anything.
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    No, I thought: "That's not really my thing.
    How am I going to talk about this stuff?"
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    It's really hard, but then the wife,
    who tells us what to do 107% of the time,
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    picked up the phone...
    She's laughing, but she knows it's true.
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    She said: "Call back and tell
    Francisco you'll do it."
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    Since we have to obey due
    to hierarchy...
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    There's a joke that goes like this:
    A guy goes to heaven and sees two doors.
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    Actually, there were two lines towards
    a couple of doors that said the following:
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    'Men Who Are Bossed Around by Women'
    and 'Men Who Boss Women Around'.
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    The 'Men Who Are Bossed Around by Women'
    door was completely full.
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    And there was just one guy in the line for the
    'Men Who Boss Women Around'.
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    Then one guy at the back said:
    "There's just one guy there, I wonder how he did it."
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    So he approached the guy and said:
    "Buddy, how did you boss your woman around?"
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    The guy said: "I have no idea what I'm doing here.
    My wife told me stand here, so here I am."
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    And it's truly what happens,
    it's a common rule.
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    Do you know what's our only shot at winning
    an argument with the Mrs.?
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    Keeping quiet.
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    Don't say a word, that's your chance to win.
    If you open your mouth, you lost.
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    To the airport through downtown?
    Instead of getting the tunnel, just go straight.
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    Look for the Cocheira Church and ask where
    Márcio lives at the back of the church.
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    He's a lieutenant
    and a musician.
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    He carries a paper with jokes in his pocket
    when he goes to parties. He's my cousin.
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    He numbered the jokes, so you say the number
    and he'll tell the respective joke on the list.
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    - It's excellent, he has over 100 or 200 jokes.
    - Seriously?
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    Seriously! Swing by and say that his cousin,
    Carlinhos, recommended him.
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    Good morning!
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    We're doing a documentary called "Jokesters".
    It's about people who enjoy telling jokes.
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    - I'm a former jokester, man.
    - Why former?
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    Well, as I get older,
    my memory isn't as sharp.
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    - But you used to tell many jokes?
    - We used to, yes.
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    I used to buy pocket books at the newsstand.
    I had a whole stock of them.
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    When I saw something funny on TV I'd jot it down.
    Carried scrap paper around.
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    I wrote down anything that reminded me of the joke,
    so all I had to do was reach into my wallet.
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    - You don't have that paper anymore to show us?
    - No, that was a long time ago.
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    Manuel and Joaquim were fishing...
    Actually, they were hunting.
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    While they were hunting, a lion sneaked up
    behind them and they started to run.
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    They were running for their lives, when Joaquim
    climbed a tree and Manuel started to run around it.
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    The lion was chasing him, so Joaquim yelled:
    "Manuel, climb the tree! The lion's gonna get you!"
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    Manuel answered:
    "Don't worry, I'm two laps ahead of him!"
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    "Sir, your mother-in-law passed away.
    Should we bury or cremate her?"
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    "She's a sneaky one.
    Do both just in case."
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    That's pretty much
    how it goes.
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    A guy was fucking the lady who was cheating
    and her husband shows up on the driveway.
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    "My husband's here! Cum, cum!"
    So he yells to the husband: "Come on up!"
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    Clearly, the repertoire
    is quite limited, huh?
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    - Oh no, so I'm 15 years late?
    - Yeah, just 15 years late.
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    Manuel's mother-in-law was bothering him so much
    that he finally said: "Fine, let's take her."
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    So she was taken to visit
    the Holy Land in Jerusalem.
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    When she got to the Path of Sorrow, she got so
    excited that her heart gave in and she dropped dead.
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    Manuel said: "What now?
    Now we have to see what can be done."
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    When the guy from the funeral home arrived,
    Manuel asked: "Buddy, what do we do?"
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    The funeral home guy says:
    "To bury her here will cost you U$15 thousand.
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    But to take the body back to Brazil will cost you
    U$30 thousand. What now?"
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    Manuel said: "I'll tell you what, I'll pay the 30 grand."
    The other guy said: "But why?"
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    "Because you've had a resurrection incident
    here before and I don't want to take any chances."
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    A guy left the office after working late
    and headed straight to a whorehouse.
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    Once he got there, he chose a whore
    and took her to a room.
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    He was fucking her and when she came,
    she scratched his entire back.
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    He was married, so he said:
    "Fuck! How am I going to explain this at home?"
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    He was worried about what he was going to do
    when his wife saw all those scratch marks.
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    He got home, opened the door and
    saw the poor cat lying down on the couch.
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    So he kicked it as hard as he could, the cat went
    flying against the wall and ran off crying.
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    His wife opens the bedoom door and says:
    "You're just getting home? It's 3AM!!"
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    "I get home exhausted from work and this cat
    scratches me, look at what it did to my back!"
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    He showed her
    his scratched back.
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    She says: "We better put him down,
    because look at the hicky he left on my neck."
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    What's your story when it comes to jokes?
    Henrique told me you enjoyed collecting them.
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    Yeah, I used to have a collection.
    I had a notebook with about 830 jokes.
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    The title of the book was going to be "English from
    the Countryside", but traveling I left it on a stool,
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    and we started washing the boat.
    Water spilled on the book and the pages got stuck.
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    - Seriously? You lost everything?
    - Everything.
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    At the time I approached a publisher
    and they said I needed at least 3 thousand jokes.
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    I was going to make it to 3 thousand pretty fast,
    because that was my only focus back then.
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    - When was this?
    - This was in 1995, when I used to travel.
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    I'm also a sailor, so we hear all sorts of things
    when traveling to different cities.
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    Around here you have to make friends with people
    for them to tell you jokes.
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    Then they get less shy and start telling jokes.
    If you approach them out of the blue, they get shy.
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    They get embarrassed and hide,
    especially if you're filming them.
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    Two drunks met at a bar, already wasted,
    and continued on drinking all night.
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    One of them said: "I'm gonna go."
    The other said: "Me too."
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    They get to a house and one of them says:
    "I live here." The other says: "Me too!"
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    Both of them ring the doorbell while they argue
    about the fact that both of them live there.
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    When a woman opens the door, she says:
    "Very nice...Father and son drunk together."
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    A guy was designing the draft of
    the blueprint of his house.
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    His mother-in-law walks in and says:
    "What are you doing there, loser?"
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    He answered: "I'm drawing the blueprint
    to live with your daughter."
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    She says: "Well, don't forget to set aside
    a little corner for me."
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    He changed the blueprint and designed a round
    house so that there couldn't be any corners.
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    The husband said to his wife: "Woman, I'm going to
    the doctor. I don't feel very well."
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    The doctor asked him: "Do you drink?"
    He said: "On Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays...
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    "Thursdays, Saturdays
    and sometimes on Sundays."
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    The doctor asked: "Do you make love?"
    He answered: "Not often."
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    The doctor: "Not much love-making, huh?"
    He said: "No."
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    He got home and his wife asked:
    "Honey, I was worried! What did the doctor say?"
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    He answered:
    "The doctor said I have to make a lot of love."
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    He went to the bathroom, she went into the bedroom
    and put on her sexiest lingerie.
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    She heard him open the front door, so she asked:
    "Francisco, where are you going?"
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    He said: "Didn't you hear what I just said?
    I have to make lots of love."
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    She cried out:
    "I'm right here! Can't you see me?"
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    He says: "There you go again
    with your homemade medicine."
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    Tell us more about Mr. Lunga's story
    that we've been hearing.
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    - You know Mr. Lunga as well?
    - I've only seen a photo, I don't know him in person.
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    Mr. Lunga is your typical character
    that's already known countrywide.
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    He's the type of guy that makes you pronounce
    everything, every comma and full stop.
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    You have to stress the right words, otherwise he'll
    call you out on it and he's always right.
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    - How old is he?
    - He's 82 years old.
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    He's from Juazeiro do Norte and owns a business.
    He sells to friends and they pay when they can.
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    So a friend stops by and says:
    "Mr. Lunga, I'm here to pick up a few things."
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    He said: "Did you forget anything here?"
    Then another guy dropped by and said:
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    "Hi, does this bus go to the beach?"
    Mr. Lunga said: "If you find a bikini that fits, it will."
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    Mr. Lunga went to a farming store and said:
    "Do you have any rat poison?"
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    The salesman says: "Yes, are you going to take it?"
    "No, I'll bring all the rats over here."
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    Mr. Lunga called the waiter to pay the bill.
    So he pulls out his checkbook and the waiter says:
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    - "You're going to pay with a check?"
    - "No, I'm gonna write you a poem."
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    He was walking with a bucket of fish:
    "Did you go fishing, Mr. Lunga?"
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    "No, the fishes committed suicide in here,
    so now I'm taking them home to eat."
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    - Mr. Lunga!
    - Mr. Lunga's stories.
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    - Now I'm remembering his other jokes.
    - He talked a lot about Mr. Lunga.
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    - He likes Mr. Lunga too.
    - Mr. Lunga...
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    Mr. Lunga's son cried all night,
    so he took him to the hospital early in the morning.
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    The doctor asked the kid to sit on the gurney
    and started examining him.
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    The doctor: "What is he feeling, Mr. Lunga?"
    "Beats me! If I knew I wouldn't bring him here."
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    Mr. Lunga went hunting and a group of people
    at the bar saw him carrying a tapir on his back.
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    One of them asked: "Mr. Lunga, is that new meat?"
    He goes: "I don't know! I didn't ask how old it was."
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    Mr. Lunga was driving on the highway
    when he got a flat tire.
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    He stopped by a house, knocked and asked:
    "Do you have a car jack so I can fix my tire?"
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    "No sir, but you can try that other house.
    The owner has a car so he might have a jack.
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    But if I were you I wouldn't even try,
    because he is very rude."
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    "Well, I'm going to try!"
    So he knocked on the man's door.
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    - "Good evening."
    - "Shove your jack up your ass. I don't need it!"
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    There's also the Arquimedes story.
    Arquimedes was Mr. Lunga's partner.
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    Arquimedes walked into a bar and said:
    "Cachaça for everyone!
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    For you too!"
    pointing at the bar owner.
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    He poured cachaça for everyone and said:
    "Another round!" and poured some more.
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    By the end of the night he said:
    "It's time for the booze sponsor to go."
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    "What about the bill?"
    He said: "Bill? I don't have any money."
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    The owner kicked his ass
    and Arquimedes disappeared for three days.
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    When he came back, he said:
    "Cachaça for everyone!
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    Except for you because you
    get feisty when you drink!"
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    - The bar owner...
    - Yeah.
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    There was a chubby girl who was jumping so much
    that she looked like a landing gear.
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    A guy went to a lake that existed in his town.
    There was a kid there to whom he asked:
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    "Do you think it's a crime
    to catch fish here?"
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    The kid looked at him and said: "I don't think it
    qualifies as a crime, but rather a miracle."
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    So he stuck around and tried to fish.
    He didn't catch anything, when a priest arrived.
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    The priest threw the bait and caught one fish after
    another, so the guy tapped the priest's shoulder.
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    "Father, what's the secret?"
    The priest said: "For what?"
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    "I've been here all morning and didn't
    catch any fish. You just got here and in 5 minutes,
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    - you have over 11 pounds of fish."
    - And with no bait!
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    The priest said: "My son, here's the deal.
    Usually before I come here,
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    I let my wandering hands
    finger a woman that lives close to my house."
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    So the guy goes:
    "I'm gonna stop by my house!"
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    When he got there, his wife was doing laundry.
    He sneaked up behind her and fingered her.
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    Without looking back, she says:
    "Are you going fishing, Father?"
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    Antônio met up with Manuel and said:
    "Manuel, how are you doing?"
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    Manuel said: "Good, thank you."
    Antônio said: "Have you been to Manaus?"
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    Manuel answered: "Yes."
    "Did you meet up with Paulo?"
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    Manuel said: "Yes."
    "What about Paulo's son?"
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    - "Which one?"
    - "The oldest one."
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    - "He turned gay."
    - "No way!"
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    - "He turned gay!"
    - "Seriously?"
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    - "He turned gay."
    - "What about the middle one?"
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    "That one turned really gay."
    Antônio asked: "What about the youngest one?"
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    "The youngest, more or less.
    He's gay, but only fucks around when he drinks."
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    - "That's the lesser evil, I guess."
    - "But he drinks and drinks like there's no tomorrow."
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    There was a dead
    woman inside a coffin.
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    And there was a guy sitting down
    right next to a dog and 300 people in line.
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    One guy saw this line and thought:
    "What's this about? Something new in town?"
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    So he started to walk and didn't ask anything
    because he didn't want to seem nosy.
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    He approached the guy who was sitting down
    and said: "Buddy, what's going on here?"
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    He looked at the woman who didn't appear to have
    suffered any trauma. Her face looked perfect.
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    He said: "What happened?"
    The guy answered: "That was caused by the dog."
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    - "What did he do?"
    - "It just scratched my in-law's ankle and she died."
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    "Wow, can I borrow your dog?"
    The owner said: "Get in line."
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    - It was full of people.
    - The wait-list was huge.
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    I'm going to send my mother-in-law off like that too.
    I really like her like that.
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    One of these days I was at home with my wife
    and I called my dog: "Totó!"
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    He came up to me wagging his tail,
    which was already short like this.
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    I got a machete, placed it on top of his tail and
    chopped it off. My wife looked at me and said:
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    "What the hell?
    Are you crazy to chop off the dog's tail?"
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    I said: "Look, your mother is coming over
    and I don't want to see any hint of joy."
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    That's a good one!
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    One of the most foul-smelling animals
    in this region is the anteater.
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    We call it the collared anteater and it's foul.
    When people eat it, they can't stand themselves.
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    The farts, the sweat,
    the whole thing.
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    There was a guy who was anxious to talk to his
    girlfriend, but had eaten an anteater one day earlier.
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    He decided to go see her anyway. He got there,
    sat down, needed to fart and it finally came out.
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    Everyone could smell it and looked at each other.
    His girl yelled at the dog: "Get out of there, Totó!"
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    The guy saw that the dog was underneath
    the chair and thought: "Holy shit, I'm so lucky."
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    Then he had to fart again so he let another slip.
    The girlfriend: "Get out of there Totó!"
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    He thought: "Wow, I'm so lucky."
    On his third fart, everyone yelled:
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    "Totó, get out of there
    before that guy shits on your head!"
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    There were robberies happening in the
    bathroom all the time, but no one knew how.
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    One fine day a guy went inside to take a piss
    and suddenly a midget came in.
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    There are certain things you just don't see in life: guys
    with pictures of their mother-in-laws in their wallet,
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    black refrigerators and you certainly
    don't see gay midgets.
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    So the midget approached the guy and said:
    "Hey!" and the guy looked down at him.
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    "Let me hold it a little bit.
    Just a little bit."
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    "You can't even reach it! What do you want?"
    "I just want to hold it and suck it good."
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    The guy: "Fine, but you can't reach it!"
    The midget: "I have a little stool."
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    The midget got the stool and stood on it. He held
    the guy's dick, lubricated and put it in his mouth.
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    When he put it in his mouth, he squeezed it
    and said: "This is a robbery!"
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    "Hand over your wallet and everything you own!
    If you react, I'm going to jump off the stool!"
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    There was a guy named Paulão
    who scored chicks all the time.
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    One day at 10 in the morning,
    he picked up a midget about this size.
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    He put her in his car and left.
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    One of his friends saw him holding hands
    with the midget and said:
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    "Paulão, are you going to score some lunch?"
    He answered :"No, right now I'm scoring a snack."
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    Thank you.
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    A guy from Minas Gerais found Aladdin's lamp,
    so he rubbed it and out came the genie.
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    The genie said: "You have earned three wishes.
    What's your first wish?"
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    The guy said: "I want a cheese."
    The genie: "And your second wish?"
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    - "I want a woman."
    - "And your third wish?"
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    "One more cheese."
    His friends: "Why two cheeses and one woman?"
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    "I got embarrassed to ask for 3 cheeses,
    so I put a woman in the mix to mislead the genie."
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    - You're a teacher?
    - I'm a Math teacher.
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    How would you describe
    your relationship with comedy?
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    Look Gustavo, it's quite spontaneous.
    It seems like it's innate.
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    I would say that it's innate because
    I experience and enjoy happiness.
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    I always say the following: "We don't have
    sadness and joy resides within us.
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    If we're ordered to sing, we'll sing.
    If we're ordered to cry, we'll cry."
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    Two guys worked together on the field
    and every day when they were on their way home,
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    they stopped at a local bar
    and ordered two pinga shots.
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    The owner of the bar got used to it
    and always expected them there.
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    They'd have one pinga shot each and didn't play
    pool or eat snacks - they went straight home.
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    One day one of them said: "My friend,
    I always think about when one of us passes away...
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    it's going to be so boring, whoever stays
    will come to the bar and have one shot?"
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    The friend answered: "No buddy,
    we could make a pact.
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    The one that lives has his own shot
    and the other friend's shot as well."
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    After a few years, one of them died.
    The one who remained thought:
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    "We were just joking around but who's
    to say it can't be a reality. A deal is a deal."
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    So he went to the bar and ordered two shots.
    The owner of the bar questioned him:
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    "Your partner is gone and you're
    going to order two shots?"
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    He said: "We made a pact.
    Whoever lived would drink the other one's shot."
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    The owner said: "Oh, I see!"
    He poured the two shots and served them.
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    The years went by and the owner of the bar
    got used to the system, always serving two shots.
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    One day when the owner was serving the
    two shots, the guy said: "No, I only want one."
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    - "Why? I don't understand!"
    - "I quit drinking, so I'll just have my friend's shot."
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    I had an older lady meet up with me and
    she was with a girl, probably her granddaughter,
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    who was looking pretty ill, so I thought
    she must've eaten too much and got fucked up.
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    So I saw her getting sick and said:
    "Miss, she got fucked, huh?"
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    She said: "Yes, but she'll get married!
    God be willing!"
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    I said:
    "No, not like that Miss."
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    - Do you memorize easily?
    - You don't have to memorize the good stuff.
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    Silly jokes are easy.
    My wife gets mad though.
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    She doesn't appreciate it
    because I'm like this 24/7.
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    Let's see if he's there?
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    - Good afternoon! How are you sweety?
    - All's good!
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    I'm here with some people from
    a production company in São Paulo.
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    They approached me to ask if I could tell
    some jokes and I thought of your husband.
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    Is he there?
    Would he be available?
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    - Let me check, because he has the flu.
    - Please check! It can't hurt, right?
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    - So you guys enjoy telling jokes?
    - We do.
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    Every once in a while, we'll yell to each other:
    "I've got a new one!"
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    He'll stop the car in the middle of the street and say:
    "Come here, let me tell you a new joke!"
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    - It's part of my vocabulary.
    - We tell them even when we're inside the Church.
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    - No, it's not allowed in the Church.
    - We tell jokes wherever, even at a funeral.
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    - The Gaúcho joke?
    - Let's do it.
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    The Gaúcho gets home
    and sees his daughter with a vibrator.
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    He says: "Honey, so many men out there
    and you're using a vibrator! What's going on?"
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    "Dad, this kind doesn't drink, smoke or
    get home late and it can't get me pregnant."
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    The dad said: "In that sense, it's not too bad."
    Days later she walks in and sees him with the vibrator.
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    She goes: "Dad, what the hell?"
    "I'm having a chat with my son-in-law!"
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    He's exactly like this - every time I bump
    into him, he has a new treat for us.
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    It's funny because from the
    moment you retire, which I have,
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    you resort to telling jokes.
    If you tell me one, I will never forget it.
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    I might get blurry on the details,
    but I'll never forget it.
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    - I don't remember other things, though.
    - But you remember jokes?
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    I always remember jokes, believe it or not.
    It's peculiar, isn't it?
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    You'll find him behind the
    soccer field, going down this street.
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    - He's called Lúcio Paca
    - Lúcio what?
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    - Lúcio Paca.
    - So I head down that way...
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    You head down that way, go around the church
    all the way to the soccer field.
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    - Okay, I look for Lúcio Paca?
    - Lúcio Paca.
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    - Let's go!
    - Thank you.
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    I think we're here, man.
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    We're making a documentary
    about people who enjoy telling jokes.
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    Good jokesters, you know? Quinzinho from the
    gas station told us to look for him here.
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    - He just left to do a job.
    - Really?
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    - Yeah, he'll be back in an hour or so.
    - Yeah?
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    - He does like to joke around.
    - He does, doesn't he?
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    - Yes.
    - And he's a funny guy?
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    - Yes. Come back later and you'll find him.
    - Okay, we'll try calling him.
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    - We'll give him a call.
    - Get him prepped to tell us some some jokes.
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    He really is
    a total clown.
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    Your call has been forwarded to an
    automatic voice message system...
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    - We'll try again later.
    - What do you recommend guys?
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    At the tone,
    please record your message.
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    She said she wasn't sure if he
    had taken his cell phone with him.
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    I think the only thing we can do
    is go back and see if he's home.
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    Lúcio?
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    Lúcio?
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    The TV is on, but there's no one here.
    Do you think they're avoiding us?
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    - Could you call Lúcio for us, please?
    - He's inside the room.
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    - This white door here?
    - Yes.
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    - Do you think you could call him?
    - He's shy!
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    - He's shy? He doesn't want to come here?
    - No.
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    Let me talk to him with the camera off, then.
    We won't film anything. Cut.
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    We went to the gas station and spoke to Quinzinho.
    He said you're a good jokester.
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    Let's see each other at the gas station tomorrow.
    We meet there every day for coffee.
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    - Oh, really? Which gas station?
    - The one where Quinzinho works.
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    We go at 05:30 AM and stay there until 08:00 AM.
    Afterwards, we go our own way.
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    We can meet you there at around 06:00 AM.
    Start thinking about some jokes, okay?
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    - It just has to be funny, that's all.
    - Jokes have to be funny, right?
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    No point in telling a joke that isn't funny...
    I'll tell you the joke about the curious guy.
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    - Right now?
    - Yeah.
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    - Let's hear it.
    - This is the joke about the curious guy.
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    There once was a guy who was very curious.
    He was too curious and wanted to know everything.
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    But there was another fellow
    who owed some guy money.
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    The lender went over to the curious guy and said:
    "I'm gonna go get my cash, he doesn't want to pay.
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    He's such a lousy borrower!"
    So they went over to the guy's house to collect.
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    When they get there, the lender says:
    "I'm here for my cash. I want my money!"
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    The curious guy was listening when the borrower
    said: "I will never pay!" and shot himself in the ear.
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    When the borrower shot himself in the ear,
    he collapsed on the floor.
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    The lender got the gun
    and also shot himself in the ear.
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    "I'm getting my money even
    if I have to go to hell for it!"
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    The curious guy stood there, unsure what to do.
    He was so curious that he held the gun and said:
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    "I won't miss this fight
    for anything in the world!"
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    - Lúcio even told us a little joke.
    - He did?
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    - He told the joke about the curious guy, you know?
    - I know that one!
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    - It's taking too long.
    - Do you want to go there?
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    - Let's?
    - Do you think it's better to go alone?
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    I think that if you guys go, he won't come.
    I'll go and I know what to do.
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    "Lúcio, those guys haven't shown up yet!"
    He'll come with me then.
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    - Am I right?
    - "They said they'd come, but didn't."
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    - "I went there and they never showed!"
    - "They stood us up."
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    "So let's go make some coffee."
    Once he gets here, there's no turning back.
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    - I'll go get him.
    - Okay.
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    - Well?
    - He said he had to go to Sumidouro.
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    He told me to tell you that he couldn't make it today,
    it'll have to be some other time.
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    - I told him it had to be right now, but he bailed.
    - He bailed? I can't believe it.
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    - We went over to his place yesterday.
    - You guys made arrangements and everything.
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    How are you?
    Do you work here at the market?
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    I'm making a documentary about people who enjoy
    telling jokes - funny people who are good jokesters.
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    - First aisle, second left.
    - What's that?
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    Second aisle to the left.
    The boy's name is Araújo.
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    Hi, how are you?
    Is Araújo around?
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    - Are you Araújo?
    - Yeah.
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    Let me talk to you.
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    Go ahead, but I will charge because you're filming.
    I charge to give interviews.
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    I only tell jokes when I'm drunk, you know?
    I haven't had a drink today.
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    - You don't tell jokes when you're sober?
    - Look at that guy.
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    - You don't tell jokes when you're sober?
    - No, never when sober! It's impossible.
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    Why would I ever tell jokes when I'm sober?
    Drunks are the best, right?
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    Everything happens to a drunk. It's true.
    That guy over there looks like a drunk.
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    - No, but this one is more of a drunk.
    - This one is more?
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    Those guys must drink a lot together.
    Look at that guy's face over there! His team won.
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    Are you hoarse? Did Atlético Mineiro win?
    Let's hear it.
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    - Who would you recommend around here?
    - Good jokesters?
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    There's a guy over there who's fucking good at it.
    You can insert that beep sound.
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    When I say "fucking" you insert the beep.
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    Do you want to talk to a guy like that?
    I'll take you there. Do you want to?
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    - Is he funny?
    - I think so.
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    - What does he do?
    - Comedy lies in how you tell things.
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    The jokes aren't funny,
    it's the way they're told that's funny.
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    I'll take you to a guy that tells some stories.
    He's good, let's go there.
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    I'm helping you out, see?
    You don't even know how to get around the market.
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    Get that piece of wood out of my face.
    Crazy shit.
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    You know that a drunk's biggest enemy is an
    uneven floor, this little step screws any drunk over.
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    A drunk guy got home and the elevator stopped
    3 inches away from the floor.
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    He stumbled on it so hard
    that his toe bent backwards.
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    Then he hit a lady's breast
    with his elbow inside the elevator.
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    He said: "Miss, if your heart is as soft as your breast,
    you'll certainly forgive me."
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    She said: "If your dick is as hard as your elbow,
    I live in 312."
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    There he is!
    I brought the TV for you to tell some stories.
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    That kid's good.
    You have to tell a story, you know them so well.
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    Do you or don't you?
    Help out your customer and then tell us a story.
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    You'll be in the movies, they'll broadcast
    in the commercials between movies.
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    - It's an actual movie, a documentary.
    - What is it called?
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    - "Jokesters".
    - "Jokesters", huh?
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    - He's the artist here, Araújo is the artist.
    - No, I'm not.
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    We have to stop slandering our social class.
    If we only tell drunk jokes, we're fucked.
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    Drunks aren't allowed to drink and drive anymore.
    So a drunk called a cab, because he was wasted.
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    He stopped a cab and said:
    "Where can I store 12 beers and 2 slices of pizza?"
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    "On the backseat."
    The guy barfs.
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    Cab drivers don't want to take
    drunks home anymore.
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    They ask where the drunk passenger lives and
    it's always so close they make them walk instead.
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    There was a drunk passenger who asked the
    cab driver: "How much do I owe you?"
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    The cab driver said: "It's 30 bucks."
    The drunk reaches into his pocket and only has a 20.
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    "Can you back up the car until we're back to 20?"
    That's enough, right?
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    Listen, Chico wanted to buy a cachaça
    here at the market.
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    - You'll find it in my stand.
    - We can get it with you?
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    Let's switch for me to film,
    because you're going to sell him the cachaça.
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    Come this way because the cachaça nest is here,
    you drunkard.
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    Back in the day, it was an insult to call someone a
    cachaça drunk. Now it's a compliment.
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    I have cachaça that's worth 500 bucks.
    That's a good one and this one as well.
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    - I have this one at home.
    - What about this one?
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    Not this one.
    I'm going to try Dama de Ouro and Perseguida.
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    - Wait, I've tried Dama de Ouro.
    - You don't remember, do you?
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    That's what happens to drunks.
    They forget in order to drink again.
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    A drunk gets home, opens the door
    and sees his mother-in-law holding a broom.
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    He says: "Are you going to fly or sweep?"
    He's a dead man.
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    Who wants some? Sound guy? He doesn't drink...
    People who don't drink can't be trusted.
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    They're only good
    at being designated drivers.
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    This one drinks. Do you drink?
    The guy who helps the priest, the sexton,
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    used to drink the priest's wine
    and the priest slept with the drunk's wife.
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    It was all a secret and one pretended not to know
    about the other. On confession day,
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    the priest called the sexton and said:
    "You're going to confess to me."
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    Inside the confession booth, he asked:
    "Who has been drinking the priest's wine?"
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    The sexton: "I can't hear anything
    from this side of the confessional."
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    "Stop joking around, boy.
    We have to get to work."
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    - "I can't hear anything. What did you say?"
    - "Who drank the priest's wine?"
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    He said: "I can't hear anything."
    The priest: "Let's switch sides."
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    They switched and the sexton said:
    "Who's been fucking the sexton's wife?"
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    The priest: "Wow, you really
    can't hear shit from this side."
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    There's another joke that goes like this: a priest was
    listening to confessions from the townspeople.
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    The gay kid in town showed up to confess,
    when the priest got terrible diarrhea.
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    The priest called up the stand-in priest,
    opened the curtain and said: "Stand in for me."
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    The other priest said: "But I don't know
    the first thing about penance."
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    "Just ask them to pray a few
    Our Fathers and 10 Holy Marys."
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    The stand-in priest sat in the confessional
    and the gay kid started:
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    "I let Serginho fuck me and Paulinho
    from the drugstore and also the baker..."
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    The priest thought to himself: "This guy is so
    shameless and profane. What shall be his penance?"
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    He opened the curtain and saw a sexton walk by.
    He asked: "Excuse me?"
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    "What penance does Priest John give
    to people who have anal sex?"
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    The sexton said: "Yesterday he gave me a
    couple of pastries and a Coke."
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    All guys drink, right?
    Guys who don't are the worst.
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    If you sit with a guy who doesn't drink
    and tell him a secret, he'll rat you out by the next day.
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    - Because he remembers, right?
    - He remembers.
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    I told these guys 15 jokes If I don't appear in at least
    3 seconds of this film, I'm gonna break that camera.
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    Good cachaça is better than a bad mother-in-law.
    It'll go away on the next day.
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    A drunk guy got in the bus,
    sat next to a woman and she said:
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    "Stinky drunk!"
    He replied: "Ugly woman!"
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    The woman looked at him and replied:
    "Oh, you're way too wasted."
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    He says: "Yeah, but I'll be fine tomorrow.
    You're fucked. You'll die ugly."
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    I'm going to take the Dama de Ouro
    and the Caetano cachaça that I liked.
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    Santa Caetano is really good. Did you like
    Lamburana? You didn't even try it.
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    - I tried its scent.
    - Give me the Lamburana, he has to drink it.
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    - That one over there.
    - Mine can be inside the beer bottle.
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    - I liked the one in the beer bottle.
    - Get it over there, he's going to serve it.
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    I'm going to hire this kid.
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    I need a sound guy to help me sell cachaça.
    What do you say?
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    Did you hire a mute guy? Is it a silent movie?
    The guy doesn't say a word!
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    - Say something! Does he cheer for Atlético?
    - No, he's from Jequié.
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    - He's from Bahia.
    - You're baiano?
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    I always dreamed of getting those tererê hair wraps.
    But I'm bald, so it's impossible.
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    My father used to say that women
    prefer fat, bald men.
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    They think they have money and get rich.
    I got high blood pressure and diabetes.
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    He was so fucking wrong.
    And it sucks because everyone compares us.
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    "You look just like your father!"
    The geezer was 80 years old, fucking me over.
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    The guy from Bahia said to the guy from Minas
    Gerais: "You say a lot of vowels, man."
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    The guy from Minas answered:
    "Oh yeah, uai, oh."
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    A drunk married
    a pious girl from the countryside.
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    On the first night of their honeymoon,
    she locked herself in the bedroom.
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    He started banging on the door and said:
    "Open the fucking door! I want to come in!"
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    She said: "No, I'm embarrassed."
    He'd reply: "Open up! It's our honeymoon."
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    She said: "I'm scared."
    "You will be when you see what I'm banging with."
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    "Then you'll really see where fear lives.
    It's there."
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    A guy from Minas Gerais
    steps into the fanciest brothel in São Paulo.
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    Top notch.
    He said the following:
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    "I want to speak to Natália."
    The brothel keeper said: "My friend, let me tell you.
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    We have 500 women here.
    Natália is the most expensive one."
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    - "Why do you want to speak to Natália?"
    - "I want to speak to Natália."
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    "So let's call Natália."
    He called her over and she was a fox, just stunning.
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    She said: "Look, I charge 1,000 bucks a night."
    The boy: "No problem, I'll take it."
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    They went upstairs and he left afterward.
    The following day, the kid came back.
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    The keeper: "What do you want?"
    He said: "I want Natália."
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    "But you were just here yesterday!"
    He said: "I know, I liked it." And went upstairs.
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    On the third day the boy from
    Minas Gerais was back again.
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    The keeper: "This isn't possible.
    There's something wrong."
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    He said: "Sir, you again?"
    The boy: "Yes, I want to see Natália."
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    The keeper: "It's not possible."
    Natália goes: "I'm not giving a discount."
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    The boy said: "I don't want a discount.
    I want it the same way as always."
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    While they were having sex, she said:
    "You must be some kind of eccentric millionaire."
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    "Are you from Minas Gerais?"
    He said: "Yes."
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    - "From where exactly?"
    - "I'm from Belo Horizonte."
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    She said: "Wow, where do you live there?"
    "I live in the Padre Estáquio neighborhood."
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    - "Oh, my aunt Letícia lives there!"
    - "I'm aware, I know her."
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    "Your family sold a a parcel of land
    and she asked me to bring you 3,000 bucks."
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    "I only charged
    the transport fee."
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    "Charged the transport fee."
    That's a good one.
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    But where are you guys from?
    Tell me what's the deal.
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    We're traveling to several places
    and discovering things like this.
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    - That's cool.
    - Basically what you did here.
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    - And you found the Bro! That's great.
    - We did.
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    - Why is your nickname Bro?
    - I worked in Iraq for Mendes Junior from '81 to '84.
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    I was in charge of projects and there was
    an Arab guy called Mohammed Hamed.
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    Another one was called Hamed Mohammed
    and another one was Hamed Mohammed Hamed.
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    So I never knew who was Hamed or Mohammed,
    so I'd say: "Bro, please work here."
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    "Bro! Bro!"
    I'd call everyone 'bro' and it stuck.
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    When I came back, I opened
    Bro's Bar on Ingaí street.
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    Everyone found out about Bro's Bar, so if you ask
    for Delso at the bar, no one will know who it is.
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    - So I'm Bro.
    - How did you start telling jokes?
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    Let me tell you something,
    I'll start from the beginning.
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    My father, Donato Leite de Andrade,
    was a skilled jokester.
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    He was an artist and I inherited his talent.
    My mother used to say:
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    "Wherever Donato was, at whichever corner,
    people would gather around in a circle."
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    People would wonder about the commotion
    and it always was Donato Andrade telling a joke.
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    So I inherited it.
    I've been telling jokes since I was a kid.
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    And, as you saw when you arrived,
    I was telling these guys some jokes.
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    So there you go, it's in my blood.
    I like telling jokes.
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    I think I'm funny
    because everywhere I go,
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    I crack people up.
    So let's tell some jokes.
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    A gecko and a panda bear were
    smoking a joint on a tree.
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    The gecko said:
    "Pass the joint, panda."
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    "Gecko, pass it back."
    Both of them went on smoking their dope.
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    Then the gecko says: "Whoa, panda.
    This dope is sick, it's making me very thirsty."
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    The panda says: "Go to the river!"
    The gecko: "Great idea!"
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    The gecko climbed down the tree and drank water
    from the river, but it was so high that it fell inside.
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    It started to drown, when an alligator
    was passing by and saw the gecko.
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    The alligator lifted the gecko, placing it on its head
    and said: "What the hell, gecko? Are you high?"
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    The gecko: "Oh, alligator! I got high with the panda,
    I came to drink water, but you saved my life."
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    So the alligator said:
    "Since I saved you, maybe you can save me."
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    - "What do you mean?"
    - "The panda has some dope?"
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    - "Yeah."
    - "He's your friend?"
  • 88:36 - 88:38
    - "Yeah."
    - "So let's go."
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    - "Let's."
    - "Where is he?"
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    "On that tree over there."
    They get out, the gecko still on the alligator's head.
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    The alligator walked with the gecko
    and when they got to the tree they said:
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    - "Yo, panda! Panda!"
    - "Gecko, you drank way too much water!"
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    "What the hell, gecko?
    You drank too much water!"
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    You guys don't have a problem
    with Argentina, right?
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    So a plane crashed and only an Argentine,
    an Arab and a Hindu survived.
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    The Indian, the Arab and the Argentine.
    They started to walk and all three were starving.
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    They stumbled upon a simple house,
    a very humble place.
  • 89:25 - 89:30
    They knocked on the door and said:
    "We need shelter. We're starving.
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    We were in a plane crash."
    The host said the following:
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    "I can only accommodate two of you,
    because my house is very small.
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    - "One of you will have to sleep in the barn."
    - "Sure, no problem."
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    Then the Indian guy said:
    "I'm humble, I've always lived a quaint life.
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    Sleeping in the barn is not a problem."
    So the Indian guy went to the barn.
  • 89:52 - 89:57
    Later, he knocked and said: "I can't sleep there."
    The others asked why not.
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    "Because there's a cow there
    and in our religion cows are sacred.
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    I can't sleep beside a sacred animal."
    The Arab said:
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    "That's not a problem, I'll go."
    And off went the Arab.
  • 90:07 - 90:12
    Later, he also knocked and said: "I can't sleep there."
    The others: "Why not?"
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    "Because there's a pig in there and the Muslim
    religion doesn't recognize pork. I can't be around it."
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    The Argentine said: "Fine, whatever. I'll do it."
    He went to the barn.
  • 90:23 - 90:28
    After a while, someone knocked.
    It was the cow and the pig.
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    "I'm not going to sleep beside an Argentine!
    That's fucked up!"
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    Mr. Manuel's wife never
    felt any pleasure with him.
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    One day he was on
    top of her.
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    He always bought her flowers,
    lingeries and she didn't budge.
  • 92:41 - 92:46
    One day he was on top of her ready to make love,
    already sweating and he said:
  • 92:46 - 92:50
    "What the fuck, Maria? I buy you everything
    you want and you don't even budge."
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    "Manuel, what can I say? I have a dream."
    He asked: "What dream?"
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    "I dream that we're making love
    and a big black guy waves a hand fan."
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    "Fine, I don't want you craving anything."
    He stepped outside to find a black man.
  • 93:06 - 93:10
    He told him: "Look, now you have
    to go to my house and hold the fan.
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    Just keep waving it and don't let it drop
    because I'll be making love to Maria."
  • 93:15 - 93:24
    Manuel climbs on Maria, the black man waves the
    fan, but she doesn't react so they start feeling sleepy.
  • 93:24 - 93:28
    Manuel finally exclaims: "Maria, it's not
    even working with the black guy waving the fan!"
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    She says: "I have another dirty dream..."
    He asks: "What is it like?"
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    "The black guy makes love to me
    and you wave the fan."
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    Manuel comes back and says: "Maria, I don't want
    you to crave anything!" and grabs the hand fan.
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    As soon as the black man gets on top of her,
    she starts to moan: "Oh Manuel, this is so good!"
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    Manuel continues to wave the fan, while she yells:
    "Oh my God, this is so good!"
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    "Oh, this is so good!" she cried out.
    She even did a split while Manuel waved the fan.
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    After they had sex, Manuel says to the black man:
    "See how it's done? Now that's how you wave a fan."
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    There was a man who worked in the circus as a
    crocodile tamer and even toured with the animals.
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    Just imagine him walking around with the crocodiles!
    There were many people waiting to see his show.
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    When he steps in,
    he places the crocodile on top of a table.
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    He opens the crocodile's mouth and sticks his left
    hand in it. Everyone claps, crazy with excitement.
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    He removes his left hand and puts his right hand in.
    So far so good.
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    Suddenly, he puts his left foot and leg in and gets
    an even bigger response from the audience.
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    He puts his right arm in, as well.
    Then, he sticks his head in the crocodile's mouth.
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    There was nothing left to do, so he said:
    "I have to do something that will get them excited!"
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    "I know!", drops his pants, sticks his dick in
    the crocodile's mouth and clocks it on the head.
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    He yells to the ringmaster:
    "Hand me that microphone!"
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    He asks the audience:
    "Would anyone like to come down and try this?"
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    Someone jumps up from the audience and says:
    "I would! Just don't hit me on the head!"
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    Thank you!
    Thanks!
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    - Good afternoon.
    - How are you?
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    - All's good.
    - What are you selling?
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    - The store is right here. Do you know his name?
    - No, but he owns the place.
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    Hello!
    How are you?
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    Good afternoon, how are you doing sir?
    We're making a documentary about jokesters.
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    Oh, I can tell quite a few of those.
    You came to the right place!
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    It wasn't by chance,
    we were at...
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    They were at Santo Amaro and people told them
    that you were very good at telling jokes, Mr. Zé.
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    - So they asked where to find you.
    - Right here! I'll tell you a good anecdote.
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    - Do you want them dirty or not dirty?
    - Dirty and not dirty, we want both.
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    As you wish,
    dirty and not dirty.
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    Two deviants invaded a convent
    and said the following:
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    "Let's have our
    way with all the nuns!"
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    One nun said: "Not all of them!
    All except Mother Superior."
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    Mother Superior interrupts and says:
    "All means all!"
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    They finished
    and left.
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    One nun began to pray: "Forgive them Father,
    for they do not know what they're doing."
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    Another nun said: "Speak for yourself.
    My guy was a master!"
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    That's good.
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    A guy walks into a pizzeria
    and here they serve family-sized pizzas.
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    The so-called 'family' pizzas are larger,
    meant to serve the whole family.
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    A lady was looking after the pizzeria, when a man
    walked in with his arms over two women,
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    two beautiful women
    and asked:
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    "Do you have pizza?"
    Seeing him with those two, she asked: "Family?"
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    He said: "No, they're both whores,
    but they're very hungry."
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    There are so many anecdotes,
    but I'll stop here.
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    You don't have any others?
    Just tell us one last anecdote!
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    - Oh, there's more...
    - Just one before we go! The last one was so good.
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    A guy was going on a hunting trip in a jeep
    when he saw a shepherd standing near a brook.
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    He asked the shepherd:
    "Buddy, will the jeep be able to cross the brook?"
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    "Sure," said the shepherd. As soon as he drives
    into the brook, the jeep gets covered in water.
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    The guy says: "But you said I'd be able to cross!
    Now the jeep is covered in water!"
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    The shepherd said: "Look, a duck just passed you by.
    You should fly like it."
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    - Thank God...
    - Have a good hunting trip tomorrow.
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    - Thank you.
    - We hope you catch lots of pigeons.
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    - Thank you for your visit.
    - Thank you.
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    - Thanks!
    - We're heading north tomorrow.
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    - Godspeed and God bless you.
    - Thank you.
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    Good morning!
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    Good morning, how are you?
    Are you from Porto?
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    - Yes sir, we are.
    - So maybe you can help me out.
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    I'm making a documentary.
    I'm Brazilian and my documentary is about jokesters.
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    Do you know anyone from around
    here who is good at telling anecdotes?
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    The only anecdotes people tell around here
    are to ask for credit.
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    - People tell anecdotes to ask for credit?
    - That's right, they all want credit.
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    Do you know how to ask for credit?
    Come over here to tell us an anecdote.
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    - I don't know any!
    - Tell them to get Fernando Rocha.
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    I used to work
    as an electrician.
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    Then I got my dream job
    as an electrician,
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    which was to work at Comboios de Portugal.
    At this point, I had won a TV contest.
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    - It was called Hit Hit and I won first place.
    - It was a joke contest?
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    Yes, a joke contest
    and then I started making money.
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    I made money with shows
    and then I started making even more money...
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    Here, here!
    I started making more money a week telling jokes,
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    than all month long as an electrician.
    So I had an angel and a devil on each side.
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    The devil said: "Quit your job at CP to tell jokes!"
    The angel: "No, you have a stable job.
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    Stay where you are, you don't have to do much,
    you just work and make your own."
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    Then one of CP's engineers called me up and said:
    "Such and such happened.
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    Your contract expires next month
    and we can't renew it."
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    So I shook his hand and said:
    "Thank you very much, Mr. Engineer!"
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    And I said: "Thank you so much!
    You're pushing me toward the direction I wanted!"
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    Not knowing what it was about, the man probably
    thought: "That guy must be insane."
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    The engineer wondered
    why I thanked him the way I did.
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    But the fact is that being fired
    was the push I needed.
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    That's why I always say that in this life,
    it's better to be lucky than to be good.
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    First and foremost, you have to be lucky.
    Then, you can be good.
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    Because if you're a good person,
    but don't have any luck, you don't have anything.
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    Regarding jokes, I have countless
    CDs and DVDs in the market.
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    I never registered copyrights.
    Why not?
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    First of all they're jokes,
    not music.
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    I tell a joke about little John who slipped and fell.
    I go ahead and register that joke.
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    Tomorrow, you tell a joke about Juca who slipped
    and fell, but if you change a comma, it's not the same.
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    The way I register my jokes
    is in the way that I tell them.
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    I have a friend who works
    in an appliances store.
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    He was trying to sell a TV to a lady.
    He turned to the old lady and said:
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    "Here you go.
    Take the TV but keep the box for 15 days."
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    There's a law in Portugal that says
    that if you keep the box of the device you purchased,
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    if something happens in the first 15 days,
    you can put back in the box
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    and you'll get a new
    one right away.
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    15 days later I was at my friend's workplace
    and the old lady showed up.
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    She said: "Do you remember me?"
    My friend: "Yes, I sold you a TV 15 days ago."
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    She said: "Exactly. It's been 15 days.
    Can I take the TV out of the box?"
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    She spent 15 days
    with the TV inside the box!
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    - It's crazy.
    - That's an anecdote.
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    - It ended up sounding like an anecdote.
    - A typical joke about Portuguese people.
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    - The typical joke about Portuguese people.
    - Or about Brazilians.
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    Tell us a typical
    joke about Brazilians.
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    A Portuguese guy goes into a store
    and says to the Brazilian employee:
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    - "Good morning, my friend!"
    - "Excuse me?"
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    - "Good morning!"
    - "Good morning!"
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    - "I'd like a toilet."
    - "A what?"
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    - "A toilet!"
    - "A toilet? What is that?"
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    "That over there!
    Over there on the shelf!"
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    I don't know what you call 'toilets' in Brazil,
    maybe a 'chamberpot'.
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    - It's something from the old days...
    - We call it 'toilet' too.
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    Toilet then.
    So the Brazilian says: "We don't call it a 'toilet' here."
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    - "That's called a Portuguese."
    - "A Portuguese?"
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    "Exactly, around here,
    the name for that is 'Portuguese'."
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    - "Okay, so I'd like a Portuguese please."
    - "Would you like it big, medium or small?"
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    "One that's big enough
    to fit several Brazilians."
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    This toilet joke is common across Brazil,
    except the characters are from different states.
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    One time the toilet will be from the South,
    then it will be someone from Minas Gerais.
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    - It's one state's revenge against the other.
    - So this joke is already renowned.
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    In this town we say a lot of bad words.
    It's not offensive.
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    I have a joke that represents this culture.
    A mother from Porto is about to give her son a shot.
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    She pricks the son's butt with the needle
    and he says: "Ouch, son of a bitch!"
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    The mom asks: "Who's a son of a bitch?!"
    He replies: "I am, mom!"
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    She says:
    "Oh, then that's okay."
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    While I'm telling a joke,
    your subconscious,
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    is trying to find out where the joke will end.
    You can't dominate that.
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    So I'll be telling a joke and you'll think:
    "Oh, I see where this is going."
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    Now let's suppose that I'm telling a joke
    and you're thinking it will end a certain way.
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    While I'm telling it, you're thinking:
    "That's the end."
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    When you think it will end here but it ends there,
    that's when you laugh the most.
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    In other words, if the end of the joke
    is close or similar to what you thought,
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    you will at least smile
    out of sympathy.
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    - Out of solidarity!
    - Exactly.
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    If I'm telling a joke and it's the
    total opposite of what you imagined,
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    I will catch your brain off-guard and
    you'll burst into laughter.
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    You've always had a tradition of telling jokes
    and impersonating characters, right?
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    - Similar to comedians like Chico Anísio.
    - Yes...
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    - You know who Chico Anísio is, right?
    - Yes, I know him.
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    He impersonated an old lady
    and had all those types of jokes.
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    And stand-up comedy was always very American.
    This model didn't really exist in Brazil.
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    - Stand-up is American.
    - Right.
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    That's what I always say.
    Anecdotes are typically from Portugal.
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    Note that stand-up became a fad here in Portugal.
    I think it's here to stay, but you can't be sure.
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    Anecdotes are here to stay.
    They existed before my time,
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    I tell anecdotes
    and they will exist after I die.
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    When the seniors go on tours to Fátima,
    an old man will pick up the microphone and do what?
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    Stand-up? No!
    He'll tell anecdotes. Everyone tells anecdotes.
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    Anecdotes are very
    popular and traditional.
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    - Rose, my friend!
    - Tell me a joke.
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    Do you know the difference
    between a prostitute and a student?
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    - A prostitute and a student? No.
    - Yes.
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    I'll tell you: the student sticks things in her head
    and the prostitute sticks her head in things.
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    Do you know what's the difference
    between an orange, a woman and pliers?
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    - No.
    - Me neither, because I never sucked on pliers.
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    Let's go then.
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    - Do you know how to tell anecdotes?
    - Yes, I'll tell you an anecdote by my Quequinho.
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    - Anecdote by whom?
    - An anecdote by my Quequinho.
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    - Let's hear it.
    - It goes like this...
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    A man travels to Angola. Once he gets there,
    he sees monkeys walking around.
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    They were black-faced lions,
    which are those tiny monkeys.
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    The man said: "I'm going to take one of these
    little monkeys home. My wife and kids will love it."
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    But it's prohibited.
    People are not allowed to bring the monkeys.
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    So the man starts to think:
    "I'm going to steal a monkey."
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    Before he boards the plane,
    he unzips his pants and sticks the monkey inside.
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    He zips his pants, buckles his belt
    and boards with the little monkey.
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    It's a very long flight
    and the man starts to quiver.
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    The lady next to him looks over,
    "He's probably feeling ill, let him be."
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    The flight carries on and another 3 hours into it,
    the man starts to quiver again.
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    The woman looks at him and he looks at her.
    She thinks: "Everything's fine. It must be paranoia."
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    "Fear of flying."
    Two hours before landing he starts up again.
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    The lady turns to him and says: "Sir, I'm sorry.
    Are you feeling ill? Are you having a seizure?
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    "I'm going to call the flight attendant
    because you're not feeling well."
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    He unzips his pants and says: "No ma'am."
    She says: "Oh my! The poor thing must be hungry!"
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    "Not at all, ma'am.
    He's already nursed 3 times."
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    - Thank you!
    - You're welcome.
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    - Red wine city!
    - Pure red wine.
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    - Fernanda, thank you.
    - Bye, see you soon.
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    - Bye!
    - Thank you.
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    - Did you know this one already?
    - No.
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    - Thank you.
    - It's a very good joke.
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    - Fernanda told us a joke.
    - Had you heard it?
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    It's about the man and the tiny monkey, but it's
    forbidden to take them, so he sticks one in his pants.
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    When he was in the plane he would move frantically
    so a lady asked him: "What's wrong?"
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    And after a while he would quiver again.
    She'd say: "Are you okay?"
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    He said: "I'll show you!" and unzips his pants.
    She said: "Poor thing. He's starving."
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    He replied: "He's not hungry at all.
    He's already nursed 3 times, son of a bitch."
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    What a good time.
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    There's dark beer from Rio,
    one that has the head of an ox called 'Tearass'.
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    It was purchased by Schincariol.
    They're releasing a beer that I will not drink.
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    'Schintearass'.
    I'm not crazy.
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    And they're running out.
    Because when they run out, it's all over.
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    Notice that there are no more rednecks.
    I came to Campinas,
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    there were loads of rednecks.
    The redneck would lean against the Church door,
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    see the priest celebrating
    and the people with their back to the door.
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    The redneck:
    "Priest, I would like to speak to you."
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    The priest: "Just a minute, I'm in the middle of mass."
    "No, I really have to talk to you."
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    People look over their shoulder and the priest says:
    "Come in, mass has already been ruined!"
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    "What do you want?"
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    "Priest, I'd like to know if it's a sin to make
    money out of other people's misfortune."
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    The priest says: "Of course it is!"
    "Then I want my wedding money back."
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    A cripple and a blind guy were friends.
    The cripple turned to the blind guy and said:
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    "Manuel, would you like to see a bullfight with me?
    Let's go see one!"
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    Manuel said: "See? You mean smell
    the bullshit because I'm fucking blind!"
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    The cripple: "You're right, I forgot you were blind.
    But we can do something about it.
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    We'll go to the bullfight
    and I'll narrate it like a soccer game.
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    I'll tell you what's happening,
    what the bull does and doesn't do and you listen."
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    The blind friend: "Let's go then."
    The blind man walked ahead and the cripple followed.
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    The blind guy walked ahead to pave the way.
    They arrived at the bullring and the cripple said:
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    - "Fuck, this place is packed."
    - "Yes, I know, I can tell."
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    Then a guy blew the horn
    and said on the microphone:
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    "Attention ladies and gentlemen, we are sorry to
    inform that the bullfighter is sick.
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    Therefore we will not have a bullfight here today."
    Everyone sighs: "Oh no!"
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    "But we'll pay €5 thousand to each person
    who has the courage to come here and fight the bull."
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    The cripple says to his friend: "Manuel, let's do it!"
    The blind friend: "Do what?"
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    - "Let's fight the bull?"
    - "Are you crazy? I'm blind, I can't see anything.
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    And you're a cripple.
    You can't run away from the bull, we'll get gored.
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    We can't even pay for the hospital
    fees with €5 thousand."
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    The cripple said: "No, man. We'll go
    together and stand beside each other.
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    When the bull approaches us,
    I'll give you a push and keep you at a distance.
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    The bull will pass between us, I'll say 'Olé!'
    and we'll win €5 thousand!"
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    The blind friend said: "Miracle!"
    And the cripple: "What miracle? Can you see?"
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    - "Yes, I can see how this will fail miserably."
    - "No, it'll work just fine."
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    "Fuck, this is a disaster. Why did I come here?
    I was just going to play Playstation at home."
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    "Come on man, let's make some money."
    So off they went.
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    While both of them were in the bullring,
    the announcer said:
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    "Attention ladies and gentlemen,
    this bull is from the Carlos Barreto category.
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    Its testicles alone weigh 1,650 pounds."
    The cripple heard that and ran away.
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    So the blind man stood by himself
    thinking his friend was next to him.
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    The blind guy says: "Don't forget to push me
    when the bull starts charging!"
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    When the bull entered the ring
    and spotted just one man,
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    a blind man wearing sunglasses and
    holding one spear, the bull stopped and went like this.
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    Then the bull looked at the audience and did this.
    And the audience responded like this.
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    And the bull shrugged.
    Then the bull charged in the blind man's direction.
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    Let's do it in slow motion
    so that all Brazilians can understand.
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    The bull in slow motion.
  • 114:34 - 114:48
    And the blind man in slow motion:
    "Motherfucker, tell me when the bull is close!"
  • 114:48 - 114:54
    The audience in slow motion went like this:
    "I can't watch this."
  • 114:54 - 114:59
    Well, the bull approached the blind man
    and gores him.
  • 114:59 - 115:06
    The blind man goes flying and somersaults
    backwards. This is the audience in slow motion.
  • 115:06 - 115:11
    The blind guy flies against the ring and stairs
    and ends up at the hospital.
  • 115:11 - 115:15
    On the following day, the cripple went
    to pay his friend a visit at the hospital and said:
  • 115:15 - 115:18
    - "Can I visit my friend?"
    - "Sure, come on in."
  • 115:18 - 115:26
    He saw the blind man and said: "Geez, he's all
    messed up. He's even blind. Oh my god!"
  • 115:26 - 115:32
    He looked at him and said: "Are you feeling better?"
    The blind man said: "Go fuck yourself!"
  • 115:32 - 115:37
    "I told you to push,
    but you didn't have to push me so hard!"
Title:
Piadeiros Corte09 20140502 Vimeo
Video Language:
Portuguese, Brazilian
Duration:
01:56:04

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