This is an oldie but a goodie!
It goes way back to 1908, as done by a well known
performer at the time, Nat M. Wills.
It’s old but the premise of the humor holds up
very well indeed.
I play a more well known version of it on the show by
Frank Crumit, that one was done twenty years later in 1928.
This has the original sound to it, quaint and interesting.
I loves me the old stuff…

Andy Woodhull with a humorous take on overlapping
relationships and the complications inherent within!
He’s a funny guy, he excels in the subtle stuff.
Sometimes you can overthink things…

The Four Postmen with a bouncing ditty about
being bi-lingual and the doors it doth open!
Kinda.
Great band, wicked sense of humor…

Homer gets it into his head that donning a big red nose
and oversized shoes might be a better career opportunity
than working at the plant!
Stay with this one, the end is shocking…

John Mulaney with a clever piece on wordage!
This bit makes a lot of sense, and that really enhances the humor.
He’s a smart guy, pretty funny with a great stage presence.
More to come…