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Meet Liam McDonald, a Canadian who has lived in Singapore for nearly 20 years and transitioned from the corporate world to owning The Lemon Stand, one of Asia’s largest stand-up comedy clubs. Liam shared his thoughts on whether Singaporeans are passive-aggressive, which jokes resonate best with local and expat audiences, and why Singaporeans are genuinely creative. Enjoy!

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 INTRO
00:32 The real reason to become Singaporean
01:04 Getting Singapore citizenship
01:30 Joking about Asians
02:11 Being Canadian in Singapore
03:04 Are Singaporeans passive-aggressive?
03:56 Why it's hard to find a good boyfriend in Singapore
04:55 Having a Taiwanese wife
05:27 Behind Liam's stand-ups
06:45 Canada vs. Singapore
08:05 Is Canada in trouble?
09:38 What Canada can learn from Singapore
10:32 What Singapore can learn from Canada
12:15 Are Singaporeans creative?
13:38 Things you can joke about in Singapore but not in the US
15:06 Test: How well do you know Singapore?
16:34 Who buys more alcohol in the comedy club?
17:52 Top topics Singaporeans laugh about
19:51 Which race of people don't like jokes about them?
20:33 The toughest audience in Asia
22:09 Joking about politicians in Singapore
25:09 Can comedians swear?
26:20 The growth period of Singaporean comedy
27:42 Coming back to the corporate world
28:57 How to make people sit in the front row at a comedy show
32:02 A story about a rich guest with different girlfriends
34:00 Tall ang mos at comedy shows
34:48 The meaning of life

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