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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Todd has been one of my favorite comedians. and in my opinionBy Dave BeckerTodd has been one of my favorite comedians. and in my opinion. one of the best active comedians. for a very. very long time. So. when his egregiously titled book "Thank You for Coming to Hattiesburg: One Comedians Tour of Not-Quite-the-Biggest Cities in the World" came out. I knew I had to read it right away. I was not disappointed. As a fan of his comedy. one can read the entire thing and imagine him telling you the stories in his plodding. deliberate tone. which consequently caused me to laugh out loud on several occasions. If you are a fan of Todd. definitely read this. but there is a lot of meat on the bone for general fans of stand-up comedy or just fans of road diaries (if there is such a thing). A fun read and well-written (as to be expected with Todds ever-present OCD). which is a nice change from other memoirs of super mega stars (Im looking at you. Andy Warhol).4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Very Funny Travelogue by the Hilarious Todd BarryBy Jen SiTodds humor translates beautifully to the written word. I literally laughed out loud throughout this hilarious book of travel memories. I also learned quite a bit about sky miles. hotel reward points. and what it is really like to travel on the road for your work. Todds self-deprecating humor--interspersed with his faux boasting--keeps the pages turning and will keep a smile on your face as well. This is a great book. fun to read (or listen to Todd read if you get the audible version like I did). and a great addition to a comedy fans library.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Very funnyBy William ParhamLost track of the times I laughed out loud.I stood next to him once. in the back of the crowd. before he performed at Red Star in Greenpoint as the star special guest of the. now defunct. monthly Pirate Party comedy night. He seemed at ease and laughed along with jokes of the other comedians. Didnt even realize I was next to him until he was announced and walked up to the mic to deliver a hilarious set. I now know it was all for show and he was scanning the venue. sizing us up. listening for jokes to avoid. What was going through his head? Nice. low ceilings if I remember right. Hipster crowd. obviously in Greenpoint. so he could use his big words. I dont think there was a green room. so major points off. and I dont remember the bathroom as all that great and I think it was downstairs. too. Its amazing he was able to deliver as great of a performance as he did!If theres any chance this FAMOUS AS HELL guy gets down and reads his book reviews: Todd. check out "credit card churning". Will really help your travel game.
