[Note: Following last week's conversation with Aziz, Lindsay's piece is the second installment of our apparent Human Giant trifecta. Keep your eyes peeled for next month's steamy Rob Huebel pictorial. -ed]

After spending well over ten years as an active member in the crazy, mostly unstable, world of comedy it would be almost expected for many people to lose that childlike wonder and enthusiasm that we all start off with. It’s easy for some comedians to become jaded or even bitter after years of trying to make people laugh. I’m sure you know the type of people I’m talking about. You might know them. You may even be them. Now imagine the exact opposite of that, and you will find someone resembling Paul Scheer.

I met the comedian, writer and producer for coffee in the trendy Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles on a sunny December day, and didn’t know exactly what to expect. I had, of course, done my research, and have been a fan of his commentary on VH1’s Best Week Ever along with his zany loveable characters on MTV’s Human Giant and multiple other film and television cameos, but had no idea how to prepare for Paul Scheer, the guy I was meeting for coffee on a random day.
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