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Went and saw him last night. Was a bit disappointed but my expectations weren't that high so was only a bit disappointed. Didn't laugh out loud once though. He was very shouty too which I wasn't expecting. When he gets shouty it just sounds like a nasally whine. Started quite strongly telling everybody to go for it with their phones he doesn't care. So you see all the phones come out and then he proceeded to pay out on idiots that do that kind of thing. You then saw the phones start to disappear again.
saw him advertised, but it was pretty expensive
 
Went and saw him last night. Was a bit disappointed but my expectations weren't that high so was only a bit disappointed. Didn't laugh out loud once though. He was very shouty too which I wasn't expecting. When he gets shouty it just sounds like a nasally whine. Started quite strongly telling everybody to go for it with their phones he doesn't care. So you see all the phones come out and then he proceeded to pay out on idiots that do that kind of thing. You then saw the phones start to disappear again.

That's pretty much his schtick though?

I think finishing on 10 minutes of Husband/Wife trope jokes took a bit of the sting out of it. Pretty safe territory to plumb though given 90% of the crowd was probably mid 40-mid 50's
 

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Have liked the show for years.
But I'm not rushing out to get jerry stand up tickets.

I think Elaine had the best post Seinfeld career.

Kramer I heard did some racist remarks unsure when or where.

If you can leave the Israel crap at the door Jerry is still a genuinely incredible standup.

Saw him when he came out early in the year and I didn’t have massive expectations but he was as good as he’s ever been, as was his opener Mario Joyner, aka ‘Maroon Golf’ from the Puerto Rican Day parade episode.
 
If you can leave the Israel crap at the door Jerry is still a genuinely incredible standup.

Saw him when he came out early in the year and I didn’t have massive expectations but he was as good as he’s ever been, as was his opener Mario Joyner, aka ‘Maroon Golf’ from the Puerto Rican Day parade episode.

No doubt Jerry a pro.

I prob was unsure about getting tickets so let it slip.
 

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