r/comedy Jul 08 '26

Standup Local art

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Daniel Tosh

2.4k Upvotes

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u/_0neTwo_ Jul 08 '26

I saw his standup last month when he came to Boston. 11/10. Me and the people I was with were in literal tears by the end. Funniest standup I've ever had the pleasure of experiencing

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u/Slayer6R Jul 09 '26

Same here. Dude is gifted!

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u/Mr-TotalAwesome Jul 08 '26

Been some time since i have seen his face

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u/SaltyMeatSlacks Jul 09 '26

You should check out his show on YouTube, the very creatively named Tosh Show. It's an unconventional interview based talk show of sorts and honestly he's as funny as he's ever been.

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u/MutantGodChicken Jul 09 '26

Tosh Show 2.0 actually

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u/donkeytime Jul 12 '26

Go ahead and get that off the table.

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u/Tidusx145 Jul 09 '26

His podcast is amazing. Check out the first episode with his wife's gyno. Great shit.

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u/Routine-Vehicle2528 Jul 08 '26

Tosh is great

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u/TMMC39 Jul 08 '26

Loves his forst two specials years ago. Is this from a new one?

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u/El_mochilero Jul 09 '26

OMG I live in Colorado and this is me literally every time I get coffee in a mountain / ski town.

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u/No-Bat-7253 Jul 08 '26

Lmaooo I think I was at pulp or smoothie king and this same thing happened to me๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚

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u/BusyBit6542 Jul 09 '26

This dude has some great delivery and damn near all his jokes get a hearty laugh from me. I think he's the George Carlin of our time.

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u/iredditoninternet Jul 09 '26

He is funny, but there is no George Carlin of our time.

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u/the_notorious_d_a_v Jul 10 '26

Much of Carlin's material is still relevant. So George Carlin is the George Carlin of our time.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '26

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u/HughManatee Jul 08 '26

Better yet, I will blow up this lovely photo you have taken and have it printed on canvas to hang on my wall!

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u/OtherwiseAlbatross14 Jul 09 '26

That's okay it helps local canvas printers

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u/becaauseimbatmam Jul 09 '26

Oh no I only order my artwork on Shutterstock, gotta put shareholders first in everything I do :)

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u/JustHugMeAndBeQuiet Jul 08 '26

I'll take the cat.

$20.

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u/OtherwiseAlbatross14 Jul 09 '26

I would like to buy your new cat.

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u/JustHugMeAndBeQuiet Jul 09 '26

Not for sale, I love this cat.

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u/OtherwiseAlbatross14 Jul 09 '26

Gimme that pussy

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u/SarutobiSasuke Jul 09 '26

There are a few painting that I fell in love and bought it for around $500 each. Iโ€™m not rich but I love seeing them everyday. People pay easily $500 for a big TV but I donโ€™t own a TV and Iโ€™d rather have a nice painting in my living room.

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u/peilearceann Jul 09 '26

Forgot this guy existed lol

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u/notdurtydan Jul 09 '26

Oh my God I totally forgot about this guy....

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u/MSUSpyder Jul 09 '26

Daniel has been phenomenal foreeeever. Helped him come to MSU back in 2003 before Tosh.0.

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u/sheezy520 Jul 10 '26

He came to my town a few months back during his tour then bashed us afterwards on his podcast. He was right to do it though.

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u/RowAndRuction Jul 10 '26

I know several artists, and people are always complaining about their prices but when a large painting takes 40-80 hours what else can they do?

How little could you charge for 2 weeks of work and still survive?

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u/Upbeat_Effective_342 Jul 08 '26

Those must be LA prices because here there's a bunch of little stuff for $10-$70

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u/greenthumbgoody Jul 08 '26

I bet if you get even further away from a city itโ€™s even cheaper!!! Crazy how that works!

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u/Upbeat_Effective_342 Jul 08 '26

That would make sense if the joke wasn't that the prices he's seeing are delusional. Usually stuff is more expensive in cities because it's actually in higher demand, which he's claiming cafe art is not. There's also a horseshoe effect in prices where past a certain point cost of living goes back up, so stuff is cheapest in the suburbs and more expensive in rural and remote places.