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Irish comedian says he defecated himself at 9/11 Memorial during New York tourist visit

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published July 4, 2026 · Modern Wisdom · “My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone
Irish comedian says he defecated himself at 9/11 Memorial during New York tourist visit
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“My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone

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"I shit myself at the 9/11 Memorial. I turned to my girlfriend and was like, oh no. And she was like, yeah, it's so sad. And I was like, I've shit my pants. I've shit my full pants."

Angelone shares an embarrassing moment from his first North American tour where he had a bowel accident while visiting the 9/11 Memorial in New York with his girlfriend. He attributes the incident to American food not agreeing with him, saying 'It's not food. It's not really food.' The story exemplifies his vulnerable, confessional comedy style.

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“My Autism Keeps Upsetting People” - Vittorio Angelone
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