Do you run consistently late?
Do you hate when other people run consistently late?
It's stressful, it's annoying, it's rude, but could it also be... funny?
Comedian Sam Evans has a bit on his album, Sweet Baby Boy, that proves when you're running late, you can laugh at that.
In this episode, which IS getting released on time, we talk about:
-Hustle culture.
-Existential angst that comes from being late.
-Being late for work.
-Excuses to justify lateness.
-Having a favorite part of a joke when you can FEEL the audience connect with it.
-The pain points of being late: embarrassment, letting people down, self-identity, ego
-Using an old stand-up clip for being late.
-The time David was 5 hours late for work.
-Steve’s job where he CAN’T be late.
-The motive behind self-identifying as a piece of shit.
-Leaning into the freedom of being late for work.
-The 4-day work week.
-A world where being late for work for positive reasons.
-Simone Biles and calling off for mental health.
-If Jess Bezos is self-aware enough to know that the world hates him.
-What Sam would do if he's ever met with an audience offended by his bit about being late.
-And more!!!
Learn more about Sam at reallysamevans.com
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