She says it's cold outside and she hands me my raincoat She's always worried about things like that She says it's all gonna end and it might as well be my fault And she only sleeps when it's raining And she screams, and her voice is straining And she says baby It's three a.m. I must be lonely When she says baby Well I can't help but be scared of it all sometimes And the rain's gonna wash away I believe it She's got a little bit of something, god it's better than nothin And in her color portrait world she believes that she's got it all She swears the moon don't hang quite as high as it used to And she only sleeps when it's raining And she screams, and her voice is straining And she says baby It's three a.m. I must be lonely Oh, when she says baby Well I can't help but be scared of it all sometimes And the rain's gonna wash away I believe this She believes that life isn't made up of all that you're used to And the clock on the wall has been stuck at 3 for days, and days She thinks that happiness is the mat that sits on her doorway But outside it stopped raining And she says baby It's three a.m. I must be lonely When she says baby Well I can't help but be scared of it all sometimes And the rain's gonna wash away I believe this Well it's three a.m. I must be lonely Well hell, when she says baby Well I can't help but be scared of it all sometimes 
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March 4, 2023,

Modern stand ups are doing this thing where they may disclose why they are “allowed” to make a joke based on their ethnicity for example, or some other attribute that deems them “qualified” to say the joke without being politically incorrect in doing so.  Do these disclaimers/qualifiers impact the joke? Do they allow people to let themselves enjoy it more? Is it worth doing if that is the case?


Must spend some time defining irony, as it is a common term to describe new age humor, especially gen-z humor (post-ironic, meta-irony, etc)





March 9, 2023,

Is laughter always a pleasurable experience? Does it always indicate pleasure? no.

A spiral is a build up (of tension, sure) like comedy

vessels can representdesire satiated, fulfillment, perspective

the ethics of comedy mirror the ethics of pleasure- the role morality plays 

I establish that comedy can be a release and therefore brings peace to a tense experience- taking things too seriously is bad for you (lacking peace, building tension)

pleasure is the absence of pain or suffering and comedy is a release of tension (these are definitely paralleled)

just like everything else, comedy has been monetized, used and abused, and has become oversaturated with social media, immediate access all thetime, and in short digestive spurts for our short attention spans- Does it still provide the same release? (I think yes) even if there isn’t a physical laugh? (I think yes)




March 13, 2023,

Pleasure is the absence of pain or suffering

Comedy is the release of built-up tension

Is built-up tension a form of pain or suffering? At the very least we can assume that tension is notv pleasurable, not compared to the sensation of its release

So, it could be argued that comedy is pleasureable and therefore good for you!
































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