Quote by David Spade

It's funny because it's funny.

It's funny because it's funny.

Summary

This quote implies that the humor in certain situations or jokes is inherently amusing and enjoyable without needing a deeper analysis or explanation. It acknowledges that humor can be subjective, with no need to overthink or dissect the reasons behind finding something funny. The quote suggests that sometimes, finding something funny is enough in itself, and the simplicity of its amusement brings joy and laughter.

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