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Louis C.K.: 2017 — NPR breakfast / nine eleven deniers
Crossed eleven placards
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Louis C.K. turns his daughter’s mishearing into an imaginary movement against the number eleven. Nine protest placards carry crossed-out elevens beneath the numerical punchline.
Louis C.K.: 2017 — NPR breakfast / nine eleven deniers
Louis recounts listening to an NPR story at breakfast with his daughter. She hears '9/11 deniers' as nine people denying the number eleven. Louis invents a dedicated fringe group protesting the number and demanding the return of 'one-teen'. The group is imaginary and the joke turns on a numerical misunderstanding.
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Spoken by Louis C.K.
Satellite beam
In Late Night with Conan O’Brien — Louis C.K. technology interview (2008), Louis C.K. rebukes impatience with mobile technology by pointing to the extraordinary journey behind an ordinary delay.
Spoken by Louis C.K.
Nine placards
In Louis C.K.: 2017, Louis C.K. turns his daughter’s mishearing into an imaginary movement against the number eleven. Exactly nine signs stand against the printed eleven; letter strokes become supports in the absurd numerical protest.
Spoken by Louis C.K.
Orbital wave
In Late Night with Conan O’Brien — Louis C.K. technology interview (2008), Louis C.K. rebukes impatience with mobile technology by pointing to the extraordinary journey behind an ordinary delay.
