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This is Jason Love from the Labor of Love podcast. You're about to listen to Storyworthy.

You're going to love it. It's a love fest. It's lovely. I'm going to puke.

Welcome to the Story Worthy podcast.

Here are your hosts, Christine Blackburn and Hannah Svin. Welcome to Storyworthy. My name is Christine Blackburn, and I'm here with

Hanas Finan. We're coming to you from Lucy's Laundromat on Sunset Boulevard in Silver Lake. Why?

Why are we coming from Lucy's laundromat? Thank you for asking because our topic today is comedy on a bus,

which made me think of comedy in odd places. And both Christine and I and many other comedians in L.A. have done comedy in this laundromat. It's true. On Sunset Boulevard, to be fair, you can do your laundry at the same time. So you can accomplish two things so you have a gig and you're getting your laundry down. Right. And it was this one of these,

I don't know if this is only in L.A.

It must be. the same time. So you can accomplish two things so you have a gig and you're getting your

laundry down. And it was one of these, I don't know if this is only in L.A. It must be other places now where they finally figured out, we'll build a big laundromat, we'll put a Starbucks and a subway and a Burger King inside the laundromat. Right. So people have something to do while they're doing laundry. Waiting for their clothes. So, uh, Colette Murphy, right? No, no, no, it was Christy Murphy.

Christy Murphy. Why did I think, I got mixed up. Sorry about Christy, I apologize if you're listening. She's not listening. Um, she, uh, yeah. So she would set up a, a, a mic on a stand in front of one of the bathrooms, which is awesome. So we cut the bathrooms down.

Well, we couldn't be in front of the emergency exit. Right. So we're in the corner. Right by the grabber machine. You know, we put the quarter in and you try to grab the toy. Yeah, and it was like, and it was Silver Lake. Now, there's people in Silver Lake who speak English as a first language. They don't go to laundromats. The people whose English is their second language, they go to laundromat.

So they're looking over like, what are these blancoos doing? What the hell is go? Why, who is over here? Why are you talking? Well, I'm trying to, I've got like 48 kids. Okay, fine, I'm a terrible person. In Los Angeles, you'll just do comedy anywhere. You can get an audience. Exactly. It was almost like you didn't even want,

it's like, I've got like 48 kids. Okay, fine. I'm a terrible person. In Los Angeles, you'll just do comedy anywhere.

You can get an audience. Exactly. It was almost like you didn't even want, it's like if one person paid attention, you'd failed. You wanted to have complete non-attention from any civilian. So it was comics for comics doing comedy. It was comedy masturbation. Let's face it. Okay. So Jason Love, he brings forth the topic tonight.

Comedy on a bus with a question mark.

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