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standup,todd glass,service,middle finger,who the fuck are you Standup Comic Todd Glass Tells off Rude GirlStandup Comic Todd Glass Tells off Rude Girltags:A girl in the back of a comedy club was talking during a comedian's set. Todd Glass was set to perform next, so on his way to the stage he asked the girl to 'shooosh'. She gave him the finger and said "who the fuck are you?" Retribution is sweet. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Todd_Glass
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He may have a mic in his hand, but I'm sure he knows she has fists.
Sorry, *downvote. Didn't see anything particularly interesting here under this title.
Now...had the title been "Standup comic surrenders stage to rude girl", I may have *upvoted. That would be newsworthy.
Just like "dog bites man", "Standup...tells off rude girl" = not newsworthy.
Unless it's good. Real good. Which it isn't.
Now, like "man bites dog", "Standup surrenders stage to rude girl" = now there's news.
He was saying that you should not treat people like shit because you think that they are unimportant 'service' people. Treat everyone with respect, not because they may turn out to be someone of note, but because YOU would like to be treated that way.
She would appear to be one of those people who believe the universe revolves around their bloated ego. And she needs to be taken down a notch or too.
I don't like his use of 'whore' though, not cool at all, and not even used with context, as she did nothing sexual at all.
But for the main message... upvote.
I disagree with that.
Sure it would have been better if he had stiff-arm'd her when she went to get on stage, but upvote none-the-less.
He may have a mic in his hand, but I'm sure he knows she has fists."
Or perhaps he was smart enough to recognize someone who might be dumb enough to actually swing at him. Avoiding a possible physical altercation doesn't necessarily mean someone is scared of the other person, it could just mean he didn't want to go through the hassle of cracking some girl in the jaw who came up on stage and took a swing at him. Crying screaming, the rest of the set is ruined, police get involved, possibly lawyers, or you can walk a few feet to the left avoid all of that and let the bouncers do their job.
upvote because i don't need a specific reason to justify my actions. this is the internet, not a massive corporate bailout.
Yet.
the bouncers, by the way, should have done their job about 20 minutes before the incident, as far as i can see.
being that drunk and disruptive for more than 60 seconds would get you immediately thrown out of my club, stopping only to take a mugshot to stick on the wall in the box office so you are never let back in again.
if any member of the audience so much as TRIED to take the stage they would be physically removed without their feet touching the ground. In fact, i would write that on a sign above the door and get my lawyer to approve it.
The stage is sacred. drunken shouty idiots should never be allowed, let alone ENCOURAGED, to take the stage. Theatre is like church. You just don't do that.
>> ^xgabex:
I can't do it, but if I could downvote, I'd do it just for the "fucking whore" part alone. Laaaaaame.
She's one of the few who makes everyone look bad. when most people at generous and polite.
Over entitled bitch needed a smack down and she got it.
Use of the word "whore" wasn't cool, but kind of understandable in the situation. He surrendered the stage so everyone in the room could see for themselves what a rude loudmouth she was.
He surrendered the stage so everyone in the room could see for themselves what a rude loudmouth she was.
I agree. It could also be that he didn't want her anywhere near the mic.
I hate being told to "SHHH" you can tap me on the shoulder and say "Could you please be quiet" or "Excuse me you are being loud can you please keep your voice down". But if anyone tells me to "SHHH" they get the finger.
maybe if you would STFU in public it wouldn't be a problem.
As someone who has worked in the service industry, I gave this guy a standing ovation from the other side of the internet.
I hate being told to "SHHH" you can tap me on the shoulder and say "Could you please be quiet" or "Excuse me you are being loud can you please keep your voice down". But if anyone tells me to "SHHH" they get the finger.
Pipe down!
It disgusts me that some people think avoiding confrontation means cowardice. That sort of attitude is a huge part of why the world is a big sphere of shit. Like everything else, you gotta think about it and in this case, he wasn't going to win and he was sensible.
I've been to two of his shows at the Funny Bone comedy club in Newport, KY. At some point during both shows some woman in the back row would turn obnoxious soon after he took the stage (she never made a sound during the opening comic's routine). Then Todd would begin talking about rude people who won't shut up, while pointing at her and yelling. The argument would carry on, much to the delight of the audience, before the woman is escorted out. However, unlike this video, neither time did the "rudeness" start before he even took the stage nor did the woman approach him.
This video shows the exchange taken a couple of steps further but still makes the third time I've seen this happen during one of his shows. It's a great act, but it's just an act.
I hate being told to "SHHH" you can tap me on the shoulder and say "Could you please be quiet" or "Excuse me you are being loud can you please keep your voice down". But if anyone tells me to "SHHH" they get the finger.
How about if I just cut to the chase, and give you the finger first then?