After weeks of anticipation, the finals for the Funniest Jewish Amateur Comic were on Tuesday night. I didn’t place - and I’m not sure how mad to be about that yet - but it was a great night.
Let me tell you about it.
A Funny Jew, but Not the Funniest
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AH, I gotta work tonight, but good luck!!
Posted by Pauly on 07/03 at 03:58 PM
So many factors in the judging you shouldn’t worry about, “Ugarte.” You gave good show, and that’s really all that matters. Did you really need a $100 gift certificate to Macy’s? You’re still getting gigs, so don’t worry…
BTW--the guy before you was Roy Scheffer, and the host was Scott Blakeman.
Posted by Esther/Madonna on 07/04 at 01:24 AM
Have you seen my clothes? I could use that $100.
Say hello to Stewart Ain for me; I used to work with his son.
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on 07/04 at 11:28 AM
I’m a freelancer, so I’ve been to the JW office only once, and never met Stewart Ain. Jon Ain, in camp, yes…
Happy 4th!
Posted by Esther/Madonna on 07/04 at 01:47 PM
I really don’t understand why people love a whole set of the same jokes. (Dat Phan, Tammy Pescatelli, etc.)
Its almost as if you could do 5 minutes of your dad on a long trip, and the crowd would eat it up, regardless of how funny it is.
Sounds like your well on your way. Keep it up.
Posted by Bob on 07/05 at 10:44 AM