Lance L.
Yelp
They say the best medicine is laughter.
My sommelier friends would argue it's actually wine.
And if you ask Snoop Dog, his cloud of smoke will tell you his thoughts on the subject.
But before we dive into who's actually right, I've got 3 questions...
1) Who exactly are "They"?
2) Are my sommelier friends onto something or did they just have one glass too many??
3) And Snoop, you always seem like such a chill dude, so I gotta ask...what's in that pipe? Lol
And since I don't smoke, toke or vape...
And I only drink socially...
I'm going with Laughter is indeed the worlds best medicine!
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Warning!!! Warning!!! Warning!!!
Alright people, You've been Warned!
Let's establish some ground rules.
1) Comedy is funny.
2) Some jokes may come across as crude.
3) Some jokes may come across as dark.
3) Do not take it personal if you get singled out in the audience.
4) Comedy is SUPPOSED to be fun (see rule #1)
5) Grab a drink, smoke something before the show, sit back, relax and be prepared to laugh your ass off!
Our experience at the Comedy Cellar was an absolute blast and I highly (I'm talkin' Snoop Dogg High) recommend you add this to your agenda the next time you roll through Vegas.
If you bring kids to Vegas like we did this last trip...
Do like we did.
Say Grandma, we goin' out, pizzas is on its way,
Don't. Wait. Up.
The night we went, we saw approximately 4 opening acts, then the Main act was Michael Yo!
Each Comedian did their thang, and I was in stitches from start to finish.
The venue is pretty small (which is a GOOD thing), so there is no such thing as a bad seat in the house. (Well unless you sit right in front of the stage, you're ass is definitely getting picked on) See Rule #3 & #4
At the end of the nigh we went, Michael Yo did a complimentary photo op with whomever wanted to snap a quick shot and was also selling his T-shirts with his logo. (The mans gotta pay bills somehow).
It was the perfect end to our evening to be able to shake hands with the man who made me piss my pants. (Just kidding, maybe, not really). Haha
In this day and age, more than Ever...
We need to learn to laugh.
Whether at ourselves or at others (in a positive light),
We have to be able to except each other's differences, coexist and just not take things so serious all the time.
Comedy helps us do this because after all...
Laughter is the Best Medicine!