

Jasper quit his job as a permanent civil servant to pursue his dream of becoming a comedian. Permanent is a comedy show about hard-working civil servants, Japanese toilets, and embarrassing words in Scrabble. The show features well-thought-out humor about working in the civil service, relationships, and the sometimes unconventional thought processes of a comedian.

Jasper quit his job as a permanent civil servant to pursue his dream of becoming a comedian. Permanent is a comedy show about hard-working civil servants, Japanese toilets, and embarrassing words in Scrabble. The show features well-thought-out humor about working in the civil service, relationships, and the sometimes unconventional thought processes of a comedian.
2022-12-02
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