MY L.A. COMEDY DEBUT
Loading...To all my Peeps in the So-Cal area: I will be hitting the stage this Tues. 2/1, alongside big-time comedians Rick Overton, Eddie Ifft, Suzanne Whang, Ngaio Bealum and Mark Silverman on Axis Mundi night at the Actor’s Gang on Venice Blvd. near Culver City downtown. I need a lotta people making noise since it’s my first legit L.A. gig. Come on by!! In celebration of Black History Month, the theme of the night is White Guilt!! It’s pay-what-you -can..Doors open at 7pm. There’s an outside bar behind the stage. Show starts at 8pm.
Tues. 2/1, 8pm @ the Actor’s Gang, 9070 Venice Blvd. City of Culver
, there’s nothing wrong with withcang the market, no matter what your involvement. It’s the excitement that is the problem because it’s not really all that interesting! ;-)Speak for yourself. For me, it was not very interesting as a wanting buyer withcang prices run up to insane levels and beyond. But it’s been a lot of fun withcang them fall back to earth. Heck, I would settle for them just getting back to historical relationship to the money I work hard for and earn every day. Considering that we are in the worst downturn since the Great Depression, I think that’s a reasonable expectation.But what I was saying is you’re no different than the person on the flip side who was excited with prices rising. They didn’t care that it kept others from buying they only cared that the price change benefited them, and were excited about that. You no seemingly don’t care that the falling prices are causing great harm to others, because those changes benefit you.BTW, even before becoming an agent I was arguing that the price change on a house shouldn’t really didn’t matter much to most people, because you still needed to live in a house. It would only benefit you if you were moving to another area that had gone up less, or were downsizing (e.g. retiring), or were in investor in rental houses. I didn’t account for the get out and rent strategy, however.