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This article is from the The Complete Guide To Hack Stand-Up Comedy, by Steven Rosenthal and Steve Silberberg (stevebo@onramp.net) with numerous contributions by others.
A ton of comics move to Los Angeles to pursue a television or film career
and write a lot of material based on the little differences between LA and
their former place of living. The trouble is that comics have been doing
this since the beginning of time and the chances that you'll have a
original observation are slim.
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