Andrew was a fun-loving guy who loved to crack jokes, but suddenly he found that he could no longer remember his favorite jokes or funny remarks.

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A tumor on the brain pressed the part of the organ used for speech that led to the loss of sense of humor in a 34-year-old man from Scotland.
A cyst caused by the tumor was pressing on the part of the organ used for speech, explaining Andrew's inability to tell jokes.
They immediately performed a four-hour surgery to remove the tumor and he instantly noticed the difference in his speech and his humor returned within a few days.
Andrew, from North Cornelly, said, "I used to make people really smile at work but I would find I would start a joke, I'd have four or five people around me but I couldn't find the punch line and I'd have to stop. It was embarrassing. People would think I was being odd or ignorant, but actually it was all because of a brain tumor. As unusual as it sounds, when they told me I was relieved. I finally knew what had been wrong all along, and how they were going to try and fix it.”
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