016 - Lace Larrabee

Welcome to Hot Comics! The Stand Up Comedy Podcast brings the hottest comics on the scene straight to you.
In this episode, we have LACE LARRABEE!!
You can find Lace on Instagram:
@lacelarrabee
@laughlabcomedy
@cheatiespodcast
Please Pre-Save or Purchase her album "White Trash Cinderella"
www.lacelarrabee.com
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And her comic hotties: US!!!
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Lace is the hot topic everywhere she goes. Knowing her act, I would NEVER heckle her. She's dangerous.

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You guys have a good thing here!

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I'm a big Lace Fan! She's great!

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Love Lace

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Lace made me laugh and she looks good

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I'm feeling bestie vibes😅

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I like Lace

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❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Love this episode!!

[@frankbrodie5168]

I can't imagine the level of arsehole-ness it takes to aggressively heckle a comedian. Or sheer ignorance to sit talking through someone's stand-up set.
I can actually be a nasty piece of work when riled in normal conversation. But I'm well bright enough to know when having a go is appropriate and when it isn't. (Hint for anyone who doesn't know. If it's bringing someone else not involved in the situation, into the situation you are in, then it's NOT appropriate. And interrupting a set that other people are watching is pretty high up there as that very thing.)
I've actually felt a little guilty for laughing too loud the odd time. Because it can interrupt someone's flow. Particularly if the actual joke wasn't intended to be overly funny.