Taken from JRE #1348 w/Bill Burr: https://youtu.be/–SCDa1zsYI
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Taken from JRE #1348 w/Bill Burr: https://youtu.be/–SCDa1zsYI
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Lesbians should never attend a comedy show….they are too fragile and jaded
Joe is an extremely talented man. He seems to hang his hat on being a comic. His comedy is the last thing he does well. He only generates comic fans because of his popularity in other things. He never did a bit that made me laugh outside of JRE.
Bill Burr Has A Lot Of God Damn Haters. Comedians Are Hated All Over The Globe, But This Man Is On A Whole nother Level
I'm okay if someone doesn't like me, unless they seem to like and have fun with the rest of the present crew. My coworker (let's call her Bridgit) gets along pretty well with the others. Fun (1.), playful sarcasm and joking I would say (2.), sneaking up on someone who likes horror movies (3.), etc. When she talks to me, though, she's pretty serious. You guys ever seen those mugs that say "Touch my coffee, I'll slap you so hard, Google won't even find you"? I take my mug to work for coffee, and the whole "don't touch my coffee" is my gimmick. One time, I told her not to touch my coffee while I was cleaning out a room, and she said, "I don't give a crap about your coffee, John." Another example of her apparent not liking me is when she drove me and another coworker to a place we were serving, and she made conversation with him; when it was just me and her in the car, when the guy carpooled with our supervisor, she didn't talk to me. Now, I can't remember what I said to her the first few days we met, but perhaps it was the time I mentioned facemasks to a new high school worker. Asked him if they had to very masks in his school, he said no, and I think I briefly and mentioned that I don't like wearing them? How they ironically make my nose feel congested when they're supposed to be protecting us from getting sick (but it's not like I was going into passionate depth about the whole anti-mask-during-Covid philosophy; I know that's a sensitive topic, so I was just being brief and casual). Bridgitt and another coworker were pretty much all, "Okay, John, that's enough. Let's not talk about that" (as best as I can remember it). I don't know if it was that, or anything earlier that made her not like me so much. Either way, it hurts. Not necessarily because of being unliked, but rather unliked while the others are liked by her. Makes me feel like it's my fault. I know not liking someone isn't necessarily their fault or something they did, but it feels like it for me. I'm sadly on the Autism Spectrum, and if I have ever kids with it too, I'm going to do my BEST to educate them and make them better, more acceptable and "normal" people. I wish I was allistic
I really used to like Bill until he started stumping for censorship and being a f**** p** the Nick depaulo show kicks ass I can't make it through 5 minutes of Bill's f**** rants