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How Do You Lose A Giraffe?

Josh Johnson | July 4, 2026



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Video Recorded at Amsterdam Theatre, Amsterdam Netherlands

Animation by Luke Stone

Written by Josh Johnson

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This post currently has 46 comments.

  1. @rebeccawampler3276

    July 4, 2026 at 4:33 am

    There was a horse in my backyard once. I walked by the kitchen window, did a full on double take and stood there with my mouth open before I was like, ā€œThere’s a horse eating the apple tree.ā€

  2. @SuzanKoekepan

    July 4, 2026 at 4:33 am

    but, if 'last night' was saturday 27 of june, that rain was a bit intense.. I can imagine you feel like the big flood is here.. There was 5 hours of thunder and tropical rain in a country made for drizzle. I can believe some houseboats were floating a bit higher at some point, that was quite a lot of water

  3. @ode4162

    July 4, 2026 at 4:33 am

    Josh drinking game for across his videos;
    take a shot anytime he:
    1. says "D'you know what i mean?"
    2. fakes a chuckle / snicker at his own joke, either before or after
    3. says "that's crazy" or "that's insane"
    4. says "that's wild!" or "wow!" [take an extra shot if the thing in question isn't even that wild/insane etc]
    5. Virtue signals for what seems like way too long
    6. fake stutters for some reason before elaborating on a story
    7. "look, look, look, look-look-look-" / "listen, listen –" etc
    8. repeats a portion of the story for too many times / stays on the joke too long
    9. says "uh…" after imitating/paraphrasing someone and/or talks in a zesty voice to imitate someone
    10. says "if you haven't seen / if you don't know…"
    11. Says "[now] Imagine…"
    12. Says "Naw…" / "naw dawg" or some variation of it
    13. says "This is…this is bad" or some variation of it
    14. says "wow!"
    15. Says "I live in New York" / "I'm from Louisiana"
    16. makes a choking / gagging / vomiting noise.
    17. mentions New York or Louisiana
    18. Says "that/this is a biblical amount of _ "

  4. @sherisherwood1505

    July 4, 2026 at 4:33 am

    Please, after the last hurricane in Florida this zoo lost their twelve foot alligator name Chucky. We were happy when they found it. Since every few were going to look for Chucky.

  5. @Celtic_Amy

    July 4, 2026 at 4:33 am

    Who are these people with wild animals on their farm! there was a tiger on those in 2024. Not far from Cincinnati zoo, But I did not escape from the zoo. šŸ˜‚

  6. @He1loEarthling

    July 4, 2026 at 4:33 am

    I've seen rats before. Idk what New York has but it's not rats. The NYC sewers and subway system need to be declared a natural habitat preserve for these wild average sized animals that happen to look like rats. Skin walkers more like.

  7. @WaleriaHirna

    July 4, 2026 at 4:33 am

    I was curious what country he was in for the majority of the set, but the second the bit about bikes came on, I knew he was in the Netherlands. Also Germanic countries are known to be quiet and non expressive observers of shows like this, even comedy ones, because making loud noises during performences is considered rude to the artist and others

  8. @uwehaleksy

    July 4, 2026 at 4:33 am

    Of course a giraffe can be a service animal. On Rock concerts, if you're really short, the giraffe can see the stage for you. Maybe it's a little clumsy on the lighter, but on that a dog wouldn't be helpful either.

  9. @HS_Tech_Teacher

    July 4, 2026 at 4:33 am

    A service giraffe is clearly used to help those that need help getting things off the top shelf at the grocery store. They are not as common in the US because our healthcare won't cover it, and face it, giraffes are expencive.

  10. @MagickSprite

    July 4, 2026 at 4:33 am

    Turns out the ranch the giraffe escaped from breeds exotic animals to sell as pets and to zoos. I wonder how many of these pets that exotic breeders are selling actually end up as part of the big game hunting industry.

  11. @claudiawheatley1287

    July 4, 2026 at 4:33 am

    Giraffes are actually pretty good at hiding. Ask anyone who's spent $10,000 to "go on safari" and was always the last person in the truck to see the goddamned giraffe.

    Seriously: Being tall and thin makes it easier than you might think, especially where there are lots of trees.

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