Standing ovation

Well, there's one person that will not be standing up and give you an ovation.

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Would you need to see a head come off? If you finally, if we saw a head come off on the field, and it was unfortunately one of the Michigan State football players, would you finally go, this does not happen everywhere?

So I just wrote, this is not normal at all.

You go to some play, some high school play, and it's not that great, and everybody's standing up and a standing ovation at the end, and you think, really? It just wasn't that good.

Do you or don't you? This is sort of like tipping for takeout to me, and I think you and I agree.

I think that standing ovations, it would be better if they were not given in those situations you just described.

I don't like them.

The same way I don't really like tipping for takeout as a custom.

[clears throat] Hang on, this sounds like a dig at the Always Be Comedy, uh, punters, and it, I promise it's not.

We used to get quite a lot of standing ovations at the Tommy Field.

Oh, really? [laughs] But like-

Rosie Jones once got one for a work in progress.

Yeah, I remember, I remember hearing about that, yeah.

Uh, so what we're saying, guys, is if you fancy, you know, if you've seen something that you wanna give a standing ovation to, then...

Gemma Whelan got a few standing ovations as Chastity Butterworth.

Wow.

What if your speeches could consistently give you standing ovations? In today's episode, I will share the key to making that happen.

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