While inutero Jefferson’s mother was a member of the Air Force’s choir known as the Singing Sergeants. Perhaps it was here that he developed a bug for the stage, a yearning to perform, and a strange craving for amniotic fluid everytime he hears Stars and Stripes Forvever.

He’s always tried to be a renaissance man. Art, talent, and performance have always been dear to him. Thus comedy is not his only outlet. He has always loved to draw and sketch. In high school, Jefferson was the front man of a popular local band in Delaware where he recorded over 40 songs. And recently he has begun wrapping up work on his first novel.

Jefferson uses his comedy to probe the nature of the world around him, asking deep and vital questions fundamental to the human experience. Questions like how did cavemen learn to shave? Why did pirates mistake manitees for beautiful mermaids? And perhaps most importantly, what would life be like if Willy Wonka were your dentist?