Once again, there’s no way that a satirist can improve on real life for its sheer absurdity. In other words, I’m pretty sure that this isn’t a Scrappleface-style parody. If it is, the satirist’s ability to get the New York Observer in on the gag is sheer brilliance.
This bit is a classic, though:
As of Sept. 20
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