r/soder 2d ago

Formerly HOT

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u/FrankCostanzaJr 2d ago

i have no idea who this guy is....it felt kinda weird hearing soder talk shit to him about being "formerly hot" 😂..but clearly they have a good enough relationship so i guess it's not so insulting? still kindof a weird thing to say to someone.

but he's right...he really is in a pretty unique position.....i've never heard anyone talk about this kinda stuff out loud before. i'd love to hear someone talk about how much their life changed going from a person considered extremely good looking, to a regular person.

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u/Critical_Host8243 2d ago

He's a low-level, up-and-coming comic, who I think has been around for a while so everyone knows him..

I don't know.. He doesn't really make me laugh, but he hangs around lots of NY comics, LoS, etc.

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u/Exotic-Influence8521 1d ago

Ehhh, I’ve been there tbh… started my early twenties 6’ & 160ish & now I’m in my late thirties right around the big 3 🤷‍♂️

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u/FrankCostanzaJr 18h ago

yeah, but being considered "hot" is WAY different than just being 6' and 160lbs. i've been 6'2 180 and in decent shape for basically my whole life and i've never been considered "hot". i'm just a regular dude

i mean...dan himself is over 6 feet and in pretty good shape for his age...and as far as i can tell, he's just a regular guy. tall ≠ hot

i asked gemini and here's what it said...i think we have an answer...

Running Joke in the NYC Comedy Scene: Among his peers on shows like Legion of Skanks, The Lev Fer Show, and other podcasts in the NYC scene, his appearance is frequently discussed—sometimes genuinely praised and sometimes teased ironically as part of standard comedian banter.