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Miami Comic Dave Williamson Climbs Into Dumpster When Asked (Video)

That's Disgusting is a new video series in which interviewing is only half the fun (trying not to vomit is the other). All interviews take place in a disgusting, Miami environment from public bathrooms to the underbelly of urban living. The below episode features comedian Dave Williamson, whose humor centralizes...

By Jessica Gross

September 19, 2011

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That's Disgusting is a new video series in which interviewing is only half the fun (trying not to vomit is the other). All interviews take place in a disgusting, Miami environment from public bathrooms to the underbelly of urban living.

The below episode features comedian Dave Williamson, whose humor centralizes mostly on the hijinx of his childhood, his colorful college experience, and his continuing journey into young adulthood as a husband and father. The host, Jessica Gross, is a comedian and writer who is out to put fellow Miamians through rough interview situations while trying not to puke on her dress.

Check out jessicaisgross.com and davewilliamsoncomedy.com.

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