Netflix Is A Daily Joke Jim Jefferies: A Joke About His Two Limb Policy
Oct 21, 2025
Jim Jefferies hilariously discusses his unique two-limb policy while sharing backstage experiences with disabled fans. He defines this tongue-in-cheek rule and explains which disabilities qualify for a photo. With clever examples, he navigates the absurdity of his policy, bringing laughter to often sensitive subjects. Jefferies' humorous take invites listeners to reflect on disability while enjoying the comedy. His warm interactions with fans add a personal touch, making for an entertaining and engaging conversation.
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Casting Disabled Actors And Staying Connected
- Jim Jefferies recounts casting disabled actors on his sitcom Legit and staying in touch with them over the years.
- He says he supports disabled charities and invites disabled audience members to meet him after shows.
Meetups For Disabled Fans After Shows
- Jim Jefferies tells disabled attendees to speak to security after the show to meet him or visit his dressing room for a photo and drink.
- He sets a humorous boundary, saying overly able attendees (like those clapping) may not qualify for backstage access.
The Two-Limb Policy As Dark Comic Logic
- Jim Jefferies presents a provocative, comedic definition of disability using a self-styled "two-limb policy" for meeting fans.
- He frames disability flexibly: limbs can be missing, nonfunctional, or hyperfunctional, and can be mixed and matched.