Look, I don't know what kind of stuff you all think is funny, but I can tell you what I think is funny.

It's impractical jokers. Have you ever watched this show? There's four friends

have been friends forever. Have we talked about this? Maybe we've talked about this.

And what they do is they take turns sending one out at a time with like a little earpiece in or

something. They make them do insane stuff

in front of people, make an idiot of themselves, and they prank each other really hard and

there's some kind of competition and everything and that's not really the point to where I'm going.

The point of where I'm going is that one of my

favorite things they do to each other is they put their buddy in a position that

is like the nightmares you had when you were a kid. For example, they'll put them on stage and be like,

all right, you're going to go out and you're going to play this role.

And then they go out to play the role and the book is blank and they don't know what they're

supposed to say or the script is blank

or they'll tell them they have to go give a presentation to a room full of

people who are expecting something brilliant and then they get out there

and they've given them a completely different message.

You're just something totally incoherent that they have to try to pass off.

And it delights me. It is the kind of discomfort that is my favorite kind of, well,

vicarious discomfort. I don't ever want to live that out for myself.

And the joke is really simple. We can all imagine how horrifying and what a

nightmare it would be to be in that situation where we're supposed to have a

message and everyone has gathered around to hear it, but all we have is

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