I know know about that, public transport from South East of England to travel up North to Birmingham. Bristol, Leeds is a bit too much for me by public transport to go to a comedy show, I would have to book a hotel, then travel back to South East of England to my city. Its too much. With a cat no problem.
Yes it is much easier to be driving than using public transport for the longer journeys!
Oh.ok, i see it was fine when i was driving but now that im not driving now i can only travel local and thats by mainly walking just in my local city. But when i eas driving we used to drive to Birmingham, Leeds, London and Luton to many shows.
Yes I usually use public transport when I’m going out and get a babysitter and I’ll have one or two drinks, for something really special I would book a room.
Yes I like it as long as they’re not doing a lot of cussing.
Yes I think it’s unnecessary to swear all the time.
Oh, absolutely—I love stand-up comedy! There’s something so raw and real about a person just getting on stage and making people laugh with nothing but a mic and their stories. Good stand-up comedy can have you laughing so hard your sides hurt, and it can also make you think about life in a whole new way. Plus, it’s such a good vibe when a comedian can just read the crowd and go with the flow.
Yes I love when a comedian uses the crowd and clearly had no real plan or set jokes it always seems the funniest
Absolutely. I especially love it when there’s something i didn’t know about being mentioned.
Yes me too, Thankyou for you answer!
I do when I understand the joke
Yes I agree understanding the joke does make it funnier, Thankyou for your reply
Do you go to stand up comedy show in London? I’ve been to a few in London West End, and South East London and a few in Birmingham.
No I travel mainly to Manchester for the shows I have seen, London is too far for me to go.
Yes some of them can be annoying I loved Lee Evan’s too not watched it for years!