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Get Out Of Jail Free - A Comedy Show to help keep me out of Jail

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RIP Digby Wolfe...there will never be another one like you.

 Digby Wolfe was a mentor to me not only in comedy, but in the way he lived his life.  I’ll never forget how excited I was when I started at UNM and discovered that there was actually a class in comedy writing.  It was an upper level class, but I was able to talk my way into it my first year of college by selling my credentials to Digby.  “I know this is a 500 level class, but I have written a lot of comedy throughout high school.  I even had a Public Access TV show.”  Digby welcomed me into class with open arms.  The fact of the matter is I could’ve just told Digby I really liked comedy and he would’ve signed the paperwork to let me into his class.  He was always open and excepting to everyone, without them having to try to earn his acceptance.  I was instantly hooked to comedy writing, and his lighthearted way of teaching made me not want to miss a single class, even though he didn’t take attendance and you wouldn’t be punished if you did miss.  I was like many other students that took classes with Digby semester after semester, even after I stopped receiving credit for them.  I felt truly honored to be able to learn from this comedic legend whose wisdom never stopped evolving.  I learned more about comedy from hanging out with Digby than I had from almost all of my prior formal education combined.  I was inspired to create comedy pieces and characters in his classes that I still use today, including Rusta Rhymes.  Perhaps the only thing greater than Digby’s quick-witted sense of humor, was his tremendously large heart.  There always seemed to be a contagious youthful energy around Digby that you couldn’t help but notice if you were in a room with him, rather you knew the man or not.  I learned a lot about the art of comedy from Digby, but perhaps the most important thing he taught me was to never stop playing and enjoying life.  I hope that when I’m older and I’ve experienced all the ups and downs this world has to offer, that I’ll be even half as caring and joyful as Digby was the day I met him until the last time I saw him.

Rest in Peace Digby, and keep laughing. 

This is what happens when you accidentally send text messages to your comedian friends that are supposed to go to your girlfriend....

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