270 days for 1300 people. This should be enough to properly prepare and it’s the same work and effort both ways, the only difference is the audience. If I prepared and killed, that’s a lot more people to sing my praises and start my comedy career.
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I think having a guaranteed audience of 1,300 people and 9 months to prepare could set you up for a lot of good stuff if you have even a modicum of develop-able talent. That's a hell of an opportunity.
I mean would I get more money doing the 1300? Cause then that one
I would rather make out with a shotgun than choose either of these.
Team shotgun, high five
Do you get any warm-up acts?
For the sake of the WYR, I would say no. In reality, you would have at least one.
I can go on in front of any number as soon as I’m dressed in people clothes and out of bed.
Then again, this is what I do for a living.
30 days for 300 people. I usually go with the option to rip the bandaid off and just get it done. And hypothetically, if the opportunity to perform in front of 1,300 people was still available after the 30 days, now I have 10 minutes of material I dialed in that could be used.