Comedian Aaron Simmonds opens up about his life with cerebral palsy, of first impressions with the father-in-law, being trolled for not being disabled enough, finding love, and having his grandma stand up for him.
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Tom Brandt
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Aaron Simmonds
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Aaron Simmonds
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source: Aaron Simmonds: Disabled Coconut
I had never heard about stand-up comedian Aaron Simmonds prior to stumbling upon this 2020 comedy special by random chance here in 2023. Of course I opted to watch it, as I do enjoy stand-up comedy. The 2020 show "Aaron Simmonds: Disabled Coconut" ran for 58 minutes and it was adequately entertaining. The contents of the show was fairly okay, and Aaron Simmonds does feel comfortable on the stage. And it was definitely a good thing that he could jest about his own disability and the stories revolving around that. I was moderately entertained throughout the course of the 58 minutes that the show ran for. Sure, I wasn't bursting out with laughter and having tears streaking down my cheeks, but Aaron Simmonds did manage to put a smile on my face and add some good comedy to my day. I will say that "Aaron Simmonds: Disabled Coconut" is definitely worth checking out, if you get the chance to do so. My rating of "Aaron Simmonds: Disabled Coconut" lands on a five out of ten stars.
