JP Lambiasse

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Career avg·3.00 bits/set·3.00 beats/set·0.36 punch density·0.25 tag density·1 set

This set·3 bits·3 beats·0.36 punch density·0.25 tag density·Large Joke Book

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[Bit 1]

I wanted to learn more about my ancestry,

So I did that 23 and me.

Turns out that's just the number of Asians in Austin, Texas.

23 and me.

They're all at UT.

[Bit 2]

I'm not really into politics.

My friend asked me what my political views are.

And I'm just, "I don't know."

He goes, "Well, it's simple.

Do you like Trump or do you like Obama?"

And I'm like, "I don't think it's that black and white."

[Bit 3]

I went to Mexico City, I learned about mole.

This lady was teaching it.

She goes, "There's green mole.

There's red mole. There's brown mole."

I'm like, "I got a question."

She's like, "Yeah.

Is guac a mole?"

Bit 1 · Beat 1

Beat Details

Beat Premise

“'23 and Me' can mean a DNA test brand or the entire Asian population of Austin.”

Joke Type

double-meaning

Lines

setupI wanted to learn more about my ancestry,

setupSo I did that 23 and me.

punchlineTurns out that's just the number of Asians in Austin, Texas.

punchline23 and me.

tagThey're all at UT.