One of my very favorites from the late Robbie Benoit.
His was an interesting life, he worked in the Yukon
mines for a while, got hurt and decided to leave the
hard life and find something more comfortable.
He raised show dogs for a while, until he decided
that spoken word humor was his thing.
He did quite well until cancer got the best of him.
I love his material, his was a great mind.
Enjoy…

Eli Braden with a snarky song of Caucasian dilemma.
Some great lines here, the sarcasm is splendid as well…

John Heffron with a look at being a kid today, versus when
we were young and carefree.
My parents threw me out of the house in January, let me
back in for lunch in June, Called me home for Supper in
December.
I regret nothing!

A Classic piece of tomfoolery from Monty Python.
The cast changed from time to time, this time around
it’s John Cleese as the main inspector, and Graham
Chapman as the hapless constable, with Terry Jones
as the sole proprietor of Whizzo Chocolates.
What I’d give to see them do this live…

Tim Lovelace with a neat little homage to the coffee bean.
I’m a tea lover myself, but I get the java urge, I used to be
a huge fan but gave up when it became impossible to find
decent coffee on the road.
Some good lines here…