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Steve Hofstetter: a trip to japan (2021)

Steve Hofstetter tells the story of his plane flight to Japan. Even-keeled and jaded, Steve describes why arguing with unearned authority is a good idea, why dogs aren’t the gateway drug to having kids, and why you should trust no one.
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Steve Hofstetter tells the story of his plane flight to Japan. Even-keeled and jaded, Steve describes why arguing with unearned authority is a good idea, why dogs aren’t the gateway drug to having kids, and why you should trust no one.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Kelsie Cummings
Written By:Steve Hofstetter
In Theaters:2/10/2021
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Angel Studios, Dry Bar Comedy

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