AY says he once worked as a bartender
Richard Ayo Makun the comedian, popularly known as AY reminisced on his bartender days at NNPC junior staff club in Warri, Delta State.
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AY took to the social media Tuesday, March 3, to talk about his journey so far to where he is today. He used the medium to introduce his new comedy titled 'Call to Bar', which he tells the story of Richard Ayo Makun bartending days.
He wrote, "My early days of being a bartender at NNPC junior staff club in warrior has further confirmed the fact that human progress is either automatic nor inevitable. Every step towards the goal of becoming who you want to become requires sacrifice, suffering, and struggle, the tireless exertion and passionate concern of your dedication as an individual."
He revealed his reaction to some people, "Sometimes I laugh when people are of the opinion that others just came from nowhere to become who they are today.
He also wrote about the people that he considers beautiful people, "The most beautiful people we have known are those who have known defeat, known suffering, known struggle, known loss and have found their way out of those depth.
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AY concluded, "Do not forget that the struggle you're in today is developing the strength you need for tomorrow."
According to the comedian, the most beautiful people are those who have gone through various challenges and are still standing.
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AY took to the social media Tuesday, March 3, to talk about his journey so far to where he is today. He used the medium to introduce his new comedy titled 'Call to Bar', which he tells the story of Richard Ayo Makun bartending days.
He wrote, "My early days of being a bartender at NNPC junior staff club in warrior has further confirmed the fact that human progress is either automatic nor inevitable. Every step towards the goal of becoming who you want to become requires sacrifice, suffering, and struggle, the tireless exertion and passionate concern of your dedication as an individual."
He revealed his reaction to some people, "Sometimes I laugh when people are of the opinion that others just came from nowhere to become who they are today.
He also wrote about the people that he considers beautiful people, "The most beautiful people we have known are those who have known defeat, known suffering, known struggle, known loss and have found their way out of those depth.
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AY concluded, "Do not forget that the struggle you're in today is developing the strength you need for tomorrow."
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