SNL Funny????

I haven’t thought anything on Saturday Night Live was funny for a long time. I would tune in sometimes to see if I would laugh and never so much as crack a smile. Randomly there would be something pretty good, maybe. I watched on Saturday and saw a couple of things that I thought were pretty good.

I guess there is some weird editing stuff with this first one.

This one is just a good solid impression.

I have always wanted to be a writer for SNL (even when they are unfunny) so if anyone knows anybody, go ahead and hook me up.

Maybe I can dig up some classics at a later date.


Hobo Eats

A while ago there was a show called $40 a Day on the Food Network. Some goofy lady would go around and eat stuff in different places with the goal of spending $40 a day. Oh wow, $40 a day how will she survive? The show is obviously for the super-rich, elite people. $40 X 30 days = $1,200. $1,200 bucks a month is enough for the lowly people to pay for a house. I should have a show on the Food Network. I can’t think of a great name for it yet. “$7 a Day”, “Hobo Eats”, “Eating Garbage” or “Proletariat Dining”. These are the front runners right now.

I will go around to various places and try to spend as little money as possible; while still dining out. I will take a camera crew with me to recreate the time when myself and two of my friends spent all day at a Golden Corral buffet. We ate breakfast, lunch and dinner. We paid the price later with the strange things that Golden Corral does to your innards. But, it was technically food and it was under $7 a day. There is also the time that I plucked my lunch from neighborhood trees as I headed to school. Another time, I bought some questionable burritos for $0.50 a piece, from a woman who sells them from her car. When you buy questionable burritos from a regular brick and mortar establishment, you are paying for the unnecessary frills like health inspection fees and employee hand-soap. It is secrets like these that will make the show a huge hit. Imagine how entertaining and informative a show like that would be. I think I am the next Food Network Star.