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In Papa Ghettosorry, Walter recounts with self-deprecating humor his life as a father of two teenagers, married life, turning forty, and that strange moment when you realize you're supposed to have become the responsible adult in the room. Between the man he thought he'd become, the father he tries to be, and the one he really is, he turns his contradictions, blunders, and daily routine into a playground.
A personal, generational show free of pretense, in which Walter talks about his family to ultimately talk a little bit about all of ours.