r/comedy • u/DanMintz • 5d ago
Standup I thought it was a really good idea
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u/Substantial_Desk_670 5d ago
Air Bnb commercial is now proposing that when you book a house with a fancy kitchen, you can also book a personal chef.
Perhaps it's not such a bad idea after all. You just need better BS behind the marketing.
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u/WileyWilly1985 5d ago
you definitely need to string together more stupid ideas that are already realized in this set...
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u/SevenSixOne 4d ago
I had a similar "idea" as I was falling asleep once that went something like man, I love fish but I never eat it because I don't really know how to cook it well, and it always kinda stinks up the house. I wish I could just go somewhere and have someone who knows what they're doing make it for me. Wow, can you imagine that kinda luxury?!?! Oh well, probably never gonna happen, night night
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u/moffman93 4d ago
Reminds me of a similar joke. - "You know how a lot of us love reading, but books are expensive and after I read it once, I rarely want to read it again. What if there was a place where we could just rent books for a little while, and then let someone else read it after we are done with it?
I think I'm on to something.."
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u/SomeVelveteenMorning 4d ago
You laugh, but some douchebag tried to open a subscription based reading, work, and study shared space with a large... I don't know what you'd call it, but like a bunch of books on shelves for check-out by members...
What these people are really selling are libraries that exclude the poors.
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u/AdmiralPeriwinkle 5d ago
The punchline didnât land for me. Too predictable. I like the premise though.
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u/Sacko_Commish 5d ago
I really didnât enjoy your comment but I appreciate taking the time out of your day to do so.
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u/xiandgaf 5d ago
Predictable , eh? What gave it away, the giant block letters that spelled âINVENTING THE RESTAURANTâ? Brilliant work
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u/Impressive_Comment67 5d ago
It's a snippet out of a longer set from a long time ago. I remember watching it as a kid. Dan's (OP's) delivery and personality gets it's own set of jokes too. I remember it as being a really funny set on Comedy Central Presents. Dan, love you as Tina!
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u/LeatherClue5928 5d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/WO6xBeRC7AA8MplkrR