Josh van Cuylenburg

And they pulled a bird out of her hair.

True story.

Ask Penny.

What?

True story.

Oh, my God.

I've never seen chaos like it before in my life.

Wow.

Anyway.

Okay.

There's something I want to talk about that usually I pick a part of the episode that I think has had a big impact on me, something we could learn from, like a moment we can learn from, but it was actually something more about him as a person that I feel like

My feeling was the more people are like this, this thing with him, the better the world will be.

And I want to talk about that because it's something we can practice and it's something it's easy to practice and the world will be a much better place for it if we all are more like Shane.

I mean, I decided last night to watch YouTube little grabs from Kenny and the amount of time I spent doing that, I could have just watched the whole movie because it was, my God, but we will get to that.

So I'll just do a quick bio for those of you who...

who are, I think everyone knows Shane Jacobson, but just in case.

So Shane's overnight success was years in the making.

Growing up in the Western suburbs, there were two things that Shane lived for, performing and being part of an organisation or committee.

Before Shane was plunged into the bright lights of Hollywood, he worked so many different jobs, including a credit card fraud investigator, a sales rep for a dentistry company, fireworks aficionado for clients such as Bon Jovi, ACDC, Prince, and the MCG, comedy warm-up guy, and lighting technician.

In 2006, Kenny, a mockumentary about Kenny, a port-a-potty guru, was written by Shane and his brother Clayton, starring Shane as Kenny.