— Al, the audience member, towards Chris Schiappacasse @ Portal’s Tavern
— Clara Bijl on a cold crowd @ Comikaze Lounge/Cafe Royale
Sam Davidoff and Brendan Lynch in... Patronizing Filicide
- Sam Davidoff: This last guy, I wish he could be my father. Everybody give it up for Brendan Lynch!
- [Brendan Lynch enters stage right as Sam exits]
- Brendan Lynch: I would be your father if your mom wasn't a pig.
- [Paraphrase]
Kaseem Bentley and Audience in... Legitimate Fear.
- Kaseem Bentley: I'm afraid of old Chinese people...
- Audience Member (interrupting): You should be!
- [Uproarious laughter]
David Gborie and Audience in: Stay in the Room!
- David Gborie: You're going to break eye contact right now?!
- Audience Member: You're out of frame! [Fumbles with Camera]
- David Gborie: I don't give a sht about that! Life is happening right now! STAY IN THE ROOM! STAY IN THE ROOM! STAY IN THE ROOM!
Favorite Things of Last Night: Brendan Lynch vs. Raider Nation

A few days ago, at the San Francisco Punch Line’s Sunday Showcase, I witnessed awe-inspiring set from Brendan Lynch. Sunday Showcases serves “comedy church”, a weekly touchstone and barometer of the scene’s veterans, visitors and neophytes. Most nights are respectable struggle between the audience and the comedians; some fair better than others, some worse. Lynch, lauded for a recent mean-riff-streak, roped the audience into judging him, presenting soft boiled jokes under the guise of entrepreneurship. In classic “heel” fashion, he took their panning personally, spinning the audience’s apathy to golden contempt. Of the many highlights, the performer turned his attention to a group of patrons embolden by the Silver and Black.
Brendan Lynch: A guy in a Raiders jersey is laughing at ME? My life is going down hill. I should be laughing at YOU. (To Raiders Fan) Did they play today or something?
Raider Guy: No, tomorrow.
Brendan Lynch: Of course they didn’t play today. You’re not covered in blood.
[Paraphrased]
If this fails to translate Brendan’s sardonic charm, it’s because you have to see him live. Catch this guy if you can, at Sorry About Your Dad and Comedy Day.
Usually when I stand on tables it means something awesome
- Kate Willett @ Geo Kayes

![“Who here rides the bus? [Sizable reaction] We’re ‘giving it up’ for the bus? Good job, San Francisco.”
- Kimberly Rose Wendt on a public trans applause break @ Sport’s Basement/Good Times in the Grotto [Paraphrase]
[Photo by Jason Henry]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/3e037763ab4e075695e2a73d240ce0d2/tumblr_mfteemAW9j1qcxc43o1_500.jpg)

