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Shane's overnight success was years in the making.

In 2006, Kenny, a mockumentary about a porta potty guru, propelled Shane to international stardom.

So interested to know your experience as a parent of a neurodivergent child.

It's true.

With that question.

That's true.

And it's not letting us down.

I feel like it hasn't once failed us, which is quite amazing.

True story.

Penny and I were walking down Smith Street the other day, a bit of a debacle happening with a couple going crazy.

Yeah, fine.

And the lady said, no, she said, there's something in my hair.

And she goes, it's a bird.