Comedian asks herself, ‘What If I could explain what’s happening now to me four months ago?’

In this hilarious video Julie Nolke asks herself, “What would happen if I tried to explain what’s happening now to the January 2020 version of myself?” Julie Nolke is an actress-comedian who writes and directs her own comedy videos on YouTube. She also has a channel where she posts cooking videos.

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Apr 14, 2020

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In this hilarious video Julie Nolke asks herself, “What would happen if I tried to explain what’s happening now to the January 2020 version of myself?”

Julie Nolke is an actress-comedian who writes and directs her own comedy videos on YouTube. She also has a channel where she posts cooking videos.

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