In the late 1960s, she lived with other “hippies” in a commune. While working as a cocktail waitress, someone suggested that she try her hand at stand-up comedy. Roseanne gave it a shot and discovered her unique talent for making people laugh with irreverent humor, drawing largely on her “unusual childhood,” as she describes it, as source material. She delivered what she describes as “radical feminist” humor, and it found an audience.
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