Don’t take this personally, but the college ruled notebook paper look on the internet (several sites) has run its course, just my opinion. It was good while it lasted, you made a difference, no more need to abuse the 80’s as a crutch for your cleverness.
With technology the way it is today, any AFI hack can capture the feel and visuals of a Wes Anderson movie.
Half joking, half venting, but who am I?
I get it, you’re a writer and you probably wear Calvin Kleins. And do your Post-it notes look like computer screens? See how ridiculous this is getting? Hey, blogs and links are on the verge too, I know this. In a year, this all means nothing, trust me.
That last paragraph was very Koreshian.
*Wednesday, hosting The Room at the Comedy Store. Big names, funny people, always a large audience, celebrities spread out in various booths.
*Thursday at the Friars Club in Beverly Hills 90210, fun show with cool comedians. Actually a pretty young crowd, if you consider 70 young. Kidding, 80. Joking, hip kids.

Just a few frustrations in the last couple days, nothing major. Went to see The Donnas last night - I’ll do a spot at the Store, then walk across Sunset. This way I don’t feel too weird about going into the House of Blues by myself - just checking it out, peeking in, the staff knows me, there for my record company, waiting for a buddy who’s getting beer, study merch, check voicemail, “hey, I’m just a comedian from across the street”.
This mindset failed me last night, five-hundred people were staring at me, knowing I was alone.
Watched show in the corner, leaning up against the ATM.
A friend of mine was gonna be there, general admission, never saw him.
Why punish myself? I’m done doing this.
The Von Bondies were interesting, saw a few songs, definite Detroit sound. Jack White of the White Stripes beat up the lead singer, this is them. Liked what I heard, impressed.
Right this very second I’m watching Happy Accidents on IFC. Little known fact, much of this movie was shot in Williamsburg, Brooklyn - literally blocks away from my apartment on Bushwick.
I’ve lived in cool!
Enough of me writing, more later…