Maria Bamford: What We Do For Money
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2021
- Get ready for a hilarious and relatable comedy bit from the one and only Maria Bamford! In this clip from her special "Weakness Is The Brand," Bamford tackles the awkward and all-too-familiar moment when an audience member asks for a raise, only to get let go. From sharing her own experiences working crazy temp jobs to her journey as a comedian, Bamford's unique perspective and comedic timing will have you laughing and nodding along in agreement.
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In "Weakness Is The Brand," Maria Bamford is back and better than ever! She covers everything from navigating working from home with your spouse and dealing with money to the surreal experience of cooking with Latoya Jackson. Bamford's signature style and hilarious observations will make you realize that, hold up, THIS ISN'T TEMPORARY! Get ready to feel better about your own life as Bamford shares her experiences and sets an example for finding greatness in the face of adversity. Don't miss out on this incredible comedy special!
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Have you ever asked for a raise before?!
Never heard this set before and I've never seen Maria have so much fun on stage.
"Never say no without a number" is GOLD
“Is yesterday good for comedy???” 😂
I didn't get it, but looks like everyone else did. Could you explain?
What I love about the "is yesterday good for comedy" is that it's a complete ad-lib to save a line that she flubbed, and it ends up also being a brilliant breakdown/meta-commentary on comedians who say "this happened to me the other day". Comedians say that so much, and the audience is all in on it knowing that it didn't really happen "the other day", but no one really dares call it out.
It's short, sharp and to the point, and hilarious.
You asked.. you asked!! Lol. Love you Maria!
She’s a comedic genius! I love her!
Maria is brilliant live. One of the best comedians out there. Just brilliant.
She's just the best, love Maria so much!!💖
The advice is right! At a job in which I had put in THREE weeks notice (to help cover shifts so people could celebrate religious holidays), I was asked to come in the day after my last day and train the new person. I decided to tell the owner that I'd do it if they pay me $8 an hour more. He accepted the offer, and even when I went back to the company, I had never been taken off payroll so my pay was still $8 higher than it typically would have been. I went on and off with this company for 5 years and playing hardball when you have nothing to lose (I was quitting anyway) really pays off.
I love Maria. The End. 🙄🤣😯🤭🤭🤭❤
I love the direct eye contact!
I’m such a huge fan of @mariabamfoo !!!
Best living comedians: Amer Rahman, Frankie Boyle & Maria Bamford.
Love this bit.
🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️‼️
Genius. Pure Bamford genius. 💖
why is this special not pireted?. so good
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