A classic piece of annoyance by the very talented Greg Warren.
That’s a great part of his shtick, slightly agitated with a low
level snark that they’d teach in ninja school.
Come to think of it, THAT would be devastating, snark that kills!
Bringing your opponent to tears with words could crumple
just as effectively as a well placed haymaker to the noggin.
But I digress.
Greg’s a very funny stand-up comedian, one of the better ones
for sure.
He doesn’t like Paul, not sure why…

I have always liked this odd little piece by Dave Dingwall.
It has a certain vibe to it, and a bounce that appeals to the
hip-hop side of me.
From the very blue collar side of the equation, a lament
without regret, if that’s possible…

As far as jobs go, hostage negotiator has got to be
right up there in difficulty with the best of them.
You make a wrong decision and the twins “get it!”
On the bright side, you DO get to go home early.
Kurt Weitzmann with a great sketch, you just don’t
see them like this anymore…

Brian Regan with a really funny set on where he’s
worked and what he’s seen over the years.
He still has it, Brian’s been one of the funniest
stand-up comedians on the circuit for years now.
Master of the snark long before others thought to
take it up as a tool in their stand-up kit.
Self deprecating, not at all full of himself, he shows
some real humility in his approach to the audience.
One of the best ever, here’s proof…

I know I play a hell of a lot of Shel Silverstein on the show.
And I post about the same amount.
It’s very hard to avoid one of the most talented artists the
industry has ever seen.
Shel’s influence cannot be overstated…poet, cartoonist,
song writer, musician, and a whole lot of other things
that add to his legendary status.
Bob Gibson, a talented folk singer, and a friend of Shel
released a compilation of his tunes back in the 1990’s.
It is a staple on the show, many great cuts off that see
some serious air time.
I played this just recently.
He seems bitter towards the end… (hee-hee)