At first I thought he was joking.
I ended up with that impression as well.
Way too much work for a marginal treat.
Decent humor in the video though.
Remember kids, Wang-Jangling without adult supervision
can be dangerous, leave that to circus clowns, retired firemen,
the mentally challenged and all who oppose me…

Zoltan Kaszas with a funny bit on fat cats and the
folks who love them.
I suggest thirty minutes at 425, a few onions, some
garlic cloves, several Gardein vegetable based meatballs,
lots of mushrooms and a little butter..
Cook the above and eat while watching the cat run into
walls because any sadistic idiot can purchase a laser pointer!
Try this at home…

An absolutely wonderful uplifting tune of optimism and lunacy.
As written, performed and blessed by Eric Idle and the rest of
the Monty Python gang.
This scene is from The Life of Brian, the end of the movie where
Brian is close to shuffling off this mortal coil.
He is deep in despair when Mr. Idle gives him his patented pep talk.
And what an irreverent talk it is!
Gotta love the choreography, dancing with glee on the very same
crosses you will ultimately die on.
Now THAT’S a pep talk…

I love this comedy sketch from Mike Nichols and Elaine May.
It’s a back and forth between two lovers, one with a deep
unrequited fondness for the other.
It gets serious, at least from the standpoint of the patient.
Some great lines here…

Pete Correale with a humorous look at that
large, orange big box store that reeks of
sawdust and sweaty retired tradesman.
Returning a dead dog?
Throw it right on the counter and demand a
new one…