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Storyflo Comedy — Daily Comedy Brief

Storyflo Comedy — Daily Comedy Brief

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Wit reads the day's funniest takes. Dry comic-essayist energy — deadpan, knowing, finds the joke in the setup not the punchline. The joke is, you came back.© storyflo
Episodes
  • Daily Comedy Brief · October 13th

    Daily Comedy Brief · October 13th
    13 Oct 2026
    From storyflo. This is your daily audio brief. Wit here. October 13th. Seven pieces of comedy from the open web — let's see what stuck. Let's get into it. First, from McSweeney's Internet Tendency. David Brooks Knows a Nazi When He Sees One. David Brooks recently weighed in on the use of the term "Nazi" in political discourse, suggesting that calling opponents Nazis might be a sign to rethink one’s approach. He’s concerned that such accusations diminish the historical weight of the term and blur the lines between different political ideologies. His argument takes an unexpected turn into the realm of mustaches, specifically the toothbrush mustache, which he argues is a clear marker of authoritarianism. Brooks emphasizes that while some facial hair can signal various traits—like a handlebar mustache suggesting flamboyance—only the toothbrush mustache carries the weight of historical menace. He urges that we should reserve the Nazi label for those who sport this specific style, as it serv
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    7 mins
  • Daily Comedy Brief · October 12th

    Daily Comedy Brief · October 12th
    12 Oct 2026
    From storyflo. This is your daily audio brief. Hey, it's Wit. October 12th. Seven in comedy — pour the coffee, this gets weird fast. Let's get into it. First, from The Hard Times. Opinion: If You Want to Fuck My Daughter, You’re Gonna Have to Fuck Me First. A father lays out his unconventional expectations for any young man hoping to date his daughter. He humorously suggests that if a guy wants to take her out, he first has to "take him to bed," outlining a series of absurd requirements that include dinner at California Pizza Kitchen, a peek into the guy's home, and even a playful romp with the dad himself. He insists on a thorough vetting process, from checking for diseases to assessing the young man's ability to make breakfast afterward. The whole scenario is a tongue-in-cheek commentary on parental protection, blending absurdity with a touch of warmth, all while making it clear that high standards are a family tradition. Next. Second, from The Hard Times. Nation’s Xylophones Sit Dus
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    3 mins
  • Daily Comedy Brief · October 11th

    Daily Comedy Brief · October 11th
    11 Oct 2026
    From storyflo. This is your daily audio brief. Wit here. October 11th. Seven pieces of comedy from the open web — let's see what stuck. Let's get into it. First, from The Hard Times. Jeep Owner With ‘Not All Who Wander Are Lost’ Tire Cover Proudly Hasn’t Left Home State in 30 Years. Joel Lafleur, a 48-year-old data analyst from Wallingford, Connecticut, proudly sports a Jeep with a “Not All Who Wander Are Lost” tire cover, despite not having left his home state in three decades. He relishes the “Jeep lifestyle,” cruising within a 15-mile radius of his hometown, claiming the local skiing and hiking options are good enough, and the beach is just a short drive to Long Island Sound. However, he’s not keen on traveling far, citing his Jeep’s poor gas mileage and the current economy. His friend Seth Borecki finds it puzzling that Joel would invest so much in a vehicle that rarely leaves the block. Recently, he was surprised to see Joel’s pristine Jeep parked nearby, while he asked for help h
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    4 mins
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