The most specific man in Australia | Troy Bond Stand Up

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[crit]

If he had corrected him and said step father I would have fucking lost it

[WillEDC]

The sir understood the assignment and had great banter 😂

[oni_goroshi]

Now hearing Mick Dundee say "that's not a knife, this is a knife." makes more sense.

[ellaphx]

Okay but a stubby doesn't just refer to any beer, it's the specific size of the bottle 🤣

[yeepies]

As an Aussie that’s just how you show you’re invested in a convo! And it adds more value too, it’s a great way of keeping an interaction going :D

[SquidgeMseec]

"Are you my father sir?"

"Biological father actually"

[FedUpVet]

He is the most specific man in the world

[MgambireBabako]

Are you you my father sir?
“Well I did raise you, but your mom helped too”

[stuartstovall]

I’ve never seen a stand up comedian more natural with a crowd

[jerromelovelock]

Yo be fair in a country with 3 major time zones knowing the difference in an hour helps a lot

[erydavicruz]

😂😂 no bs, I think we might need a collab between him and Bobbi Althoff. His sense of rubbing in your own tendencies in your face along with Bobbi’s unmatched awkward humor would be a hilarious game of ping pong

[queensmickey]

As an American, I can appreciate when someone corrects me on their culture or slang terms. It helps me to better understand and communicate with people from various parts of the world. The Australian guy seems cool. 😅

[accessdeniedsorry]

"Are you my father sir?"
Aussie man: "Pretty much, yeah"

[sadetucker]

"Are you my father?"

"No, I'm your teacher because you're getting schooled right now..."

[tomhands]

Great stuff! The show seemed so much fun!

[Ego_Te_Neco]

lol, dude was asserting his dominance

[thiagocavalcanterodrigues]

-Are you my father, Sr.?
- Dunno. Who's your mother?

[chioriki]

"No, but your mom calls me daddy" that was the response I was waiting. 😂

[AlexanderJVent]

This guy definitely rehearses with and pays his hecklers

[Kloud]

"that's like a what? 20 hour flight?"

"21"

"Alight."