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I love watching Florentine completely command a room the way he does by just finding a hilarious way to express what should be common sense. There is absolutely no reason to not watch this special right now because it is on youtube. It's literally free and so much better than most of the nonsense that is now being called 'comedy'. This is a special where you hear people laughing - as opposed to audience clapping in agreement in lieu of laughing. Because he's funny.

Support this guy because, if you don't, in a couple of short years, all we will have for comedy is people like Jellyroll. And nobody needs that. Let him stick with making bad music and not ruin comedy.

So go watch it now.

I shouldn't, and didn't, expect much from what is basically a 2 hour self-promotion binge for Netflix shows but it's so much worse. Half of the people speaking like Valley Girls and the incessant use of the word 'literally', and the celebration of mediocrity in lieu of the good stuff that Netflix has made me consider dropping Netflix more than any price increase ever made me want to. And even when there WAS someone that I truly like, such as Fred Armisen or Josh Brolin, they made them dumb it down for the real audience for this.

But in the end, a grown up reviewing this isn't really fair because it's made for children.

I absolutely love the vibe of this show, and the previous 'Everybody's In L. A'. It doesn't seem like they missed a step, being off for so long while coming back with a great set of guests to speak on the subject of lending / borrowing money. Mulaney shows that he has a very quick comedic mind in the way he handles the callers to the show. I think my favorite thing about this show continues to be the chemistry between John Mulaney and Richard Kind who is absolutely hilarious on this show. I've never been able to figure out how much of his personality is real but it doesn't matter because he's so oddly charismatic.

I hope this show has many more seasons because I really can't get enough.