The funny thing about comedy is: People want someone to show them the obvious. These comedians are very observant people. They use this advantage to make people laugh. People--I quote Sherlock Holmes--see but do not observe. They see things normal to the perception of many but to them they see something off about these "normal behaviour" and they make it known to other people through comedy. I wanted to be a comedian, it feels really good to make people laugh. You kind of feel that you're some kind of hero that can make a person forget about something painful even for a short while. Now, I realize that it's really hard to make people laugh but I still try my best. When it comes to trying your best one cannot really guarantee the outcome of it. At the end of the day everything weighs upon chance. Yes chance, aka "luck." I'm not inventing this, Solomon said it himself in the Bible. Check it if you don't believe me. And because most of the world powers itself with luck, no one really is at fault for everything. Like, for example, a boy passed a school entrance exam but didn't quite make it to the interview, you cannot blame the boy for everything. It's chance. Another is, you think you already made a the right decision but as far as the world goes, there is no such thing as a right decision, all decisions are wrong. Because, somewhere along the line some one will get hurt and it will give a a negative effect on the person, either directly or indirectly. I for one do not think that this is related, but I just had to get this out of my mind. No one is useless in the world, just as no one is perfect in the world. "Some people have it and other people don't." (The Academy Is... "Bulls in Brooklyn"). It's only chance that some people are better than others but no one is useless. It's obvious that people have skills that they can use for their advantage or their productivity, they can do so much because of this and because of people who believe in them. Believing. Believing is such a strong word, when you believe you trust. When you believe too much you are gullible . Children are gullible because they believe too much. Adults are less gullible that's because they've learned not to trust everyone. Some time in their life they've been hurt before and they're not taking any chances. So when a person grows up does that person stop believing? Can you trust someone without believing in him? Would you stop believing because he failed you once, even though you know that your belief in that person is his only driving force? Even though he tried so hard to do the things you want, sacrificing the things he want? Would you be disappointed and would you stop believing in that person?

Looking into the future is nice it can be your driving force but when a person is obsessed of the outcome of the future he forgets the present and starts living in the time that hasn't even come yet.

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You have to watch Dane Cook's Vicious Circle Tour in Youtube. It's super hilarious~! The video above is just a part of it.