The chronicling of my journey through the seedy underbelly of New York City's comedy world,
the open mics.

Finding the videos of Stand Up

There are now 9 videos up. To find older videos of me doing stand up, go to the right side of the page where it says "Blog Archive," below that there is a list of all the videos and articles I've posted. Most of the videos begin with "Open Mic..."

VOTE

Now that I'm posting the videos through funnyordie.com, at the end of the videos you're given a chance to vote on whether the video is funny or it should DIE. It's anonymous, so don't be afraid to be honest, but I'd appreciate the vote so I can eliminate unfunny material.

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Open Mic at Stand Up NY



Two things:

1. You might notice some audio irregularities when I say "Tropic Thunder." That's because for some reason, I got it in my head that the name of the movie was "Tropic of Thunder" and that annoyed me so much that I attempted to edit out the "of."

2. Another interesting thing is that at this open mic I also tried out my "Coinstar" joke. That's a joke lots of people tend to like, but this time it bombed. The joke goes something like, "I was on my way to a coinstar machine with a clear cup filled with change, and I was worried about what I'd do if a homeless person asked me for change. But then I figured, I'd just pretend like I was the greatest homeless person ever." This time I replaced "greatest homeless person ever" with "most succesful beggar ever." Being the obsessively literal person that I am, it simply seemed more accurate, but it just plays way worse and I think it kind of makes sense. Even though "greatest homeless person" doesn't make complete sense separate and apart from the rest of the joke, I think it does make sense in context and most importantly it is almost oxymoronical because one would rarely consider any homeless person to be "great," yet technically a beggar could be succesful.

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