There's a show on HBO about a comedian and how in order to get stage time, they must get a certain amount of people to show up. They write their names on the back of the coupons, so they should be the comedians. What I found was they are all so beaten down by rejection, none of them have a good presentation. Had someone actually tickled me, we would have probably gone.
Not sure I'd rate the play the funniest ever, but it was funny. Makes me wonder why we don't go to more plays here at home.
I would recommend it to you, but our tastes seem very different when it comes to that stuff. I do wish the sound quality was a bit better as I think we missed some lines, but no bad seats in the theater. I also would have liked to see the Show where everything goes wrong. That sounds like a funny premise to me.
I liked Citifield. I'd probably rate it in the top 10 or 15 perhaps. Good choices of food (I had the filet sandwich, spousal had the burger with pastrami, we shared the Home Run Sundae), lots of seats behind home plate, good site lines. Ballpark was pretty empty. We were sitting a section over from Liev Schreiber. The 360 Club was very nice. Workers all over the park were very friendly and helpful. Mets won the game 7-6 I think.
Patsy's was packed! We had reservations for 6:30 and got there a bit early figuring we could get in, but was already full. As we were leaving the 9:00 crowd was pouring in. I don't know how people eat that late.
We walked over after to 30 Rock. Some big shindigs going on in the courtyard across the street with security to chase people off everywhere. Something for a hospital I believe. Some of these security people just slay me. They take their job of acting like a dick very seriously.
“It’s not your salary that makes you rich, it’s your spending habits.”
