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“Stop throwing us all together like some sort of Puerto Ricaminican Tex-Mex buffet.”

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Al Madrigal
Al Madrigal

Al Madrigal, born on July 4, 1971, is an American comedian known for his unique sense of humor and sharp wit. He has gained recognition in the comedy industry through his appearances in various television shows and comedy specials. more

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