A lot of people say old folks are racist. I don’t think that’s true. I don’t think old people are more prejudice than you or I. I just think they think they’re still whispering.
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Josh Gondelman
Joshua Lyons "Josh" Gondelman (born January 15, 1985) is an American actor, comedy writer, and stand-up comedian. He is known for his work as a writer on Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and for co-creating the parody Twitter account SeinfeldToday. 2Early life and education Gondelman was born in Stoneham, Massachusetts to a Jewish family, where he graduated from Stoneham High School. He later graduated from Brandeis University in 2007, where he double majored in creative writing and English. After graduating from college, he moved to New York in 2011 with his then-girlfriend. 2Career 3Magazine journalism Gondelman began working for magazines after he started his stand-up career, because stand-up had proved not to be very profitable for him. His first major story, Both Sides of a Break Up, was co-authored by him and his then-girlfriend and published in New York Magazine in 2012. In 2013, he wrote a story for Esquire describing his experience running in a Tough Mudder race to promote Wheaties in exchange for monetary compensation from General Mills and Zeus Jones. 3Stand-up career As a stand-up comedian, he has opened for John Oliver, Jen Kirkman and Pete Holmes, but also (as of November 2015) performs regularly at small New York City venues. Eve Peyser has said that during his stand-up, Gondelman "radiates humility and a relatable, everyday awkwardness alongside fierce confidence and wit." His debut album, "Physical Whisper" was released on March 18, 201
When you’re retired, suspenders and sweatpants - that is the ideal outfit for you to wear; because that tells anyone you meet everything they need to know about your life. The suspenders say, ‘I’d like to speak to your manager.’ And the sweatpants say, ‘And I have all day, so…
Call me crazy, but I hope someday women have more rights than guns do.
Why am I not asleep? he thought, while shining a beam of pure information directly into his eyes from eight inches away.
If I could have any superpower, I'd want to be able to whisper to someone: Your opinion is wrong and bad! and have them internalize it.
A problem I have is that I don't know how to reduce my hug strength below the level of about to leave for war.