To achieve “arguing with myself,” Dunham uses:
Jose Jalapeño, meanwhile, was trying to mediate the situation. "Hey, amigos, let's not fight. We're all in this together." jeff dunham arguing with myself
Dunham voices all of them without moving his lips, often looking left/right to simulate multiple people on his lap or beside him — but in this special, he also and talks between them. To achieve “arguing with myself,” Dunham uses: Jose
“People ask me, ‘Isn’t it weird arguing with yourself on stage?’” He then proceeds to actually argue with himself (no dummies), playing both sides of a conversation about buying a truck. This is pure sketch comedy but framed as ventriloquism’s psychological cousin. “People ask me, ‘Isn’t it weird arguing with
Jeff tried to ignore Walter, but he wouldn't shut up.
Jeff sighed and tried to reason with Walter. "Walter, you're a character. You're supposed to be funny. The audience loves you."