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It's Monday, which means it's time for your weekly dose of locavore levity: the Joke of the Week! This week's joke comes from Burlington's Eric Dreiblatt. Take it away, Eric…
Eric Dreiblatt is a Burlington-based standup comedian, VPR commenter, writer and host. He runs the monthly Cup of Comedy series at Radio Bean and has opened for comedians such as Joe DeRosa and Joe Machi.
Dreiblatt hosts the Drink Comedy Open Mic at Drink in Burlington every Tuesday.
Animals with people names freak me out. The only thing freakier to me is a person with an animal name. Because I might not be happy when I meet a dog named Michael, but I'm not going to fuck with a guy named Fluffy.
About That Joke
Says Dreiblatt: I sat down and wrote this. How sad is that?Meet the Comedian, Eric Dreiblatt
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Dreiblatt hosts the Drink Comedy Open Mic at Drink in Burlington every Tuesday.Think you can do better?
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