#NerdsUnite: I can haz funny (one nerd's journey round the comedic circuit)
<editorsnote> Nerds, meet my buddy Brandon. We started talking on the Facebook not too long ago, and lemme tell you, this guy can throw in quite the few kneeslappers in his emails. Yep, see Brandon is a comedian who is here today to tell you the real deal on what it's like being "on the circuit." I only have one more thing left to say ... HIT IT BRANDON!!! </editorsnote>
#TalkNerdyToMeLover's @BrandonComedy
 I’m a comedian! Yay! Now what does that mean? Well for one it means I  just left my house and won’t be back for a month, and am completely okay  with that. It means that I have peopled saved in my phone as first  name, and then city. It means that I get to go around making people  laugh, with jokes I wrote.
I’m a comedian! Yay! Now what does that mean? Well for one it means I  just left my house and won’t be back for a month, and am completely okay  with that. It means that I have peopled saved in my phone as first  name, and then city. It means that I get to go around making people  laugh, with jokes I wrote.
 
 I am in a weird spot as a comedian, I consider it my profession, but  odds are you haven’t seen me perform. I’ve never been on TV, I don’t  tour regularly with famous comedians, and I don’t have a CD you can buy  on iTunes. As a matter of fact, if you see me at a show odds are I’m not  even headlining. In my home club, the wonderful Oklahoma City Loony  Bin, I am but a lowly (but frequent) emcee. A few times a month I get to  do a few road shows, and there I get the awesome 30 minute feature  slot, and sometimes I headline at bars, not often, but it happens. But  even with the semi frequent touring and local work I have definitely  been craving a bigger scene. I’ve done just about every show I can do in  Oklahoma, I’ve played just about every venue, and I have decent name  recognition amongst local comedy fans...
 
 So what to do?
 
 Pack up my shit and move to Chicago in a few months! I’m honestly  terrified of moving, I have lived with family or roommates my entire  life, now I am taking a plunge and moving to a massive city, where I  only know 4 people. But if stand-up has taught me one thing, it is that  if you commit to something, you CAN make it work.
 
 I’m going to make it work. I can’t wait to take you guys on this journey  with me! But first, I want to know what you guys what to know about  being a young comic. I am by no means an expert on comedy (if such a  thing even exists) but I am a guy who has analyzed a lot of comedy so I  can at least talk about it at length. I can’t wait to hear from you, and  sorry this wasn’t funny! Follow me on twitter, there are usually jokes  there!
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