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Subject: Saturday Night's Show

Author:
Jean M

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Date Posted: Sun, Jun 29 2003, 8:01:33 PDT
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In reply to: Zangs 's message, "Audience" on Sun, Jun 29 2003, 6:09:41 PDT

>I bet the audience must've been drunk or cranky
>(probably from lack of air-conditioning). I've heard
>some of Greg's standup, how can they not find it funny?
>
>Will look forward to reading all the details in your
>report.

I have to say that the audience last night was really into the show. We went to the earlier show (still warm in the club) and it seemed like everyone was laughing.

Greg again last night was talking about Boston, the history and the roads in Boston. From what he was saying you could tell that he had spent the day either walking or driving through Boston. I was glad that we were sitting with the table in front of us because when Greg started to talk about the road signs in Boston I was laughing so hard that I was leaning on the table. I have the feeling that if the table was not in front of me I would have been falling off my chair. I had the pleaure of experiencing no signs when I realized I was going up a one way street the wrong way on Friday night. When I saw the headlights coming at me I decided, along with Julia and our friend, that it was a good time to turn off the street. I guess that is what happens when you take cow paths and turn them into streets, very narrow and one ways streets all going the same.

We will let everyone know when we have the report posted.

Jean

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Stellar Directions	Julia	Mon, Jun 30 2003, 7:31:21 PDT