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David Vox Mullen: Type 2 Comedy 

Comedian David Vox Mullen turns his midlife meltdown into a mic-drop. A brutally funny stand-up special about needles, numbers, and not dying. Type 2 Comedy finds humor in the diagnosis and delivers laughs with no filter. Vox gets real about life and being diagnosed with Diabetes as well as battling depression. Brutally honest, unexpectedly heartfelt, and genuinely hilarious. This is comedy that cuts deeper than anything you've seen before.
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Comedian David Vox Mullen turns his midlife meltdown into a mic-drop. A brutally funny stand-up special about needles, numbers, and not dying. Type 2 Comedy finds humor in the diagnosis and delivers laughs with no filter. Vox gets real about life and being diagnosed with Diabetes as well as battling depression. Brutally honest, unexpectedly heartfelt, and genuinely hilarious. This is comedy that cuts deeper than anything you've seen before.

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