Texas native Bob Biggerstaff explains why he can’t say Lou Gehrig’s disease around his dad. It’s definitely an odd reason, but it’s hilarious. Bob also talks about one of his many recent trips to the grocery store and how difficult things have become there.

Ryan Sickler delivers a comedy routine that can easily be associated with his last name. It’s overly truthful, and will leave you wishing you would have never slept with that prostitute. Just let him do the explaining. You’ll get it.

Mike DeStefano was by far the best comedian on last nights Live At Gotham. He’s quick, crude as hell, and straight up to the point. Here he explains why his arm his sore, and how he plays a game while fighting terrorism in New York.

Comedian Mike DeStefano takes comedy to a new level with his crude, uncaring to everyone material. It’s soothing to hear. Here in his Live At Gotham appearance, he reflects on the time he punched a woman in the vagina and how he hates homophobic people.

As you can probably tell, I’m having a flashback. It probably has something to do with the upcoming election, or the fact that the first two stand up bits I found deal with Florida. Either way, funny man Flip Schultz touches base on Florida, music and Jews.

Robert Schimmel is one of those comedians who can blend raw comedy with family oriented material. It may be a hard premise, but he pulls it off nicely. In this montage, Schimmel talks about his recent trip to Florida where his kids complain, and how he was convinced to get the extra insurance for a car rental.

When it comes down to marathons, funny man John Wessling has only one concern. That being they scare the crap out of him. Well that is when it goes by his house, and he has no clue a marathon is being run.

Stand up comic Eddie Pence tells the story of a DEA agent who apparently shot himself during a gun safety seminar. That’s hilarious. Kind of reminds me of that dude in the movie 8 Mile, but I don’t remember his name.

Comic Joe Klocek recalls some of the things he has seen while living in San Francisco. By no means am I surprised by the stories he tells, but nonetheless it makes for some good laughs.