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Wednesday, September 2, 2015

20 Acts in 60 Minutes

#1. The actor was finally being recognized by people, but he wanted to be humble. He wanted his fans to walk away thinking he was a nice guy. A kid walked up to him and asked him to take a picture of himself with his girlfriend and the actor was so full of himself that he thought the kid wanted a picture of him. I liked how the author was able to laugh about the story. Also I thought it was clever that he told the story to another person and not to a general audience because it made the story more realistic and personal.

#9. In this story, a woman who works in a pet store shared a bizarre and hilarious encounter she had with a customer. The customer wanted to buy a training collar for her dog and to try it on for size she put it on her husband. I thought it was so funny the way the woman told the story because she indirectly and covertly implied that women have control over men.

#10. This skit was brilliant. The two characters involved did not actually have a conversation but rather described the nature of what they would say. I found it hilarious and very original. It was mazing the emotion the characters were able to portray by simply describing the form of their response.

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