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rowid	first_name	last_name	gender	career_sec	personal_sec	info	seed_first_name	seed_last_name	occupation	chatgpt_gen
100	Harrison	Deaux	m	At a chance encounter in New York City, Croonquist was joking around at a party when she met Jackie Mason, who told her to seriously consider doing stand-up comedy and with her husband's encouragement, took a comedy class and had her first paid gig within weeks. Her first performance was at a club called Don't Tell Mama. Croonquist has produced her own comedy shows including: Femmes Fatales one of the longest running female comedy showcases for New York's Toyota Comedy Festival for eight years. She is also the Chairperson for the Annual "Laugh Off", an event that brings awareness to Gilda's Club in Northern New Jersey. This is a cancer support group that was formed by comedian Gilda Radner. Croonquist gained attention in the media in August 2009 when her mother-in-law, Ruth Zafrin, filed a lawsuit against her in U.S. District Court for allegedly spreading false, defamatory and racist lies about Zafrin's family in her stand-up act. Croonquist said she didn't even know she was being taken to court until she was asked, at an audition, to explain the lawsuit. The suit was later tossed out.Per Croonquist's live interview on NBC's Today on May 9, 2010, she was initially sued by her sister-in-law who then asked her mother, Ruth, to join the lawsuit.	Croonquist has been married since 1994 and has two children who were raised Jewish. Before she met her husband, Croonquist converted to Judaism, which he and his mother, her mother-in-law, adhere to.	at a chance encounter in new york city, deaux was joking around at a party when he met jackie mason, who told his to seriously consider doing stand-up comedy and with his husband's encouragement, took a comedy class and had his first paid gig within weeks. his first performance was at a club called don't tell mama. deaux has produced his own comedy shows including: femmes fatales one of the longest running female comedy showcases for new york's toyota comedy festival for eight years. he is also the chairperson for the annual "laugh off", an event that brings awareness to gilda's club in northern new jersey. this is a cancer support group that was formed by comedian gilda radner. deaux gained attention in the media in august 2009 when his mother-in-law, ruth zafrin, filed a lawsuit against his in u.s. district court for allegedly spreading false, defamatory and racist lies about zafrin's family in his stand-up act. deaux said he didn't even know he was being taken to court until he was asked, at an audition, to explain the lawsuit. the suit was later tossed out.per deaux's live interview on nbc's today on may 9, 2010, he was initially sued by his sister-in-law who then asked his mother, ruth, to join the lawsuit.deaux has been married since 1994 and has two children who were raised jewish. before he met his husband, deaux converted to judaism, which he and his mother, his mother-in-law, adhere to.	Sunda	Croonquist	comedians	Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to enthusiastically recommend Harrison Deaux as a comedian for your upcoming events. I have had the pleasure of knowing and working with Harrison for several years and can confidently say that he is a talented and professional comedian.<return><return>I first met Harrison at a party in New York City where he was joking around and caught the attention of comedian Jackie Mason. With encouragement from his husband, Harrison took a comedy class and quickly became a hit on the comedy club circuit. His first gig at Don't Tell Mama was a resounding success and he soon began producing his own comedy shows, including the long-running Femmes Fatales showcase.<return><return>Harrison is also the chairperson for the annual "Laugh Off" event which brings awareness to Gilda's Club, a cancer support group formed by comedian Gilda Radner. This shows his commitment to using comedy as a tool to bring people together and support important causes.<return><return>Despite a controversial lawsuit filed against him in 2009, Harrison has continued to push forward and make audiences laugh with his unique brand of comedy. He is a consummate professional and always delivers a top-notch performance.<return><return>In addition to his comedic talents, Harrison is also a devoted family man. He converted to Judaism before meeting his husband and has raised his two children in the Jewish faith. His dedication to his family and community is evident in his actions both on and off stage.<return><return>I highly recommend Harrison Deaux for any comedy event or project. His professionalism, talent, and dedication are sure to make him a valuable addition to any team.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name]