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JasonComedy has always been dear to my heart. Um, I grew up with a heart condition I had open-heart surgery. Um, I found that comedy was the unique thing that would bring people together. And it was always something I could do to make them laugh and help them enjoy their life and actually take their pain and sorrow of their life, identify it with me ... and actually get some sort of ... maybe a closure or some sort of ending to their saga or their story.
Oh, I think so too.
Most of the students in the class were older women. There was only one man. Here's Jason again talking about one of his students.
One of my students had brain surgery and she wanted to use it as some sort of healing. Bring out her pain into the public and actually to resolve that and turn her pain into someone else's happiness. And, um, it's a way of putting closure on events.
Stand-up comedy is one of the hardest types of performing. It literally means that you stand up in front of people and make them laugh.
You know that's a good question. You feel vulnerable. You feel exposed. You feel embarrassed. You feel naked.
That's right!
Let me tell my joke again and see if it's any better.
We'll finish with my joke. Thanks for joining us on American Cafe.
So a mushroom walks into a bar ...
... and the bartender says, "Hey get out of here! We don't serve your kind. | 
发表于 2016-8-2 13:01:45