An Open Letter to the Bitch Who Ruined my Friday Night
Dear Bitch Who Ruined my Friday Night,
I know I'm the last person on Earth who should come down on people who've had too much to drink and act like idiots, but you, honey, shall be awarded a cake for your performance.
I'm sorry, in retrospect that I was even remotely nice to you and let you sit down next to me. See, I remember the first time we met. It was at my apartment and you acted like a mega-bitch and slapped some Mexican guy for making out with one of your girlfriends and then trying to kick him out of my apartment. I let that one go because everyone deserves a second chance.
I'd like to take this opportunity to let you know that it is not O.K. to whistle like trailer trash at a Nascar race every time a performer does something you find pleasing, particularly when the room is only holding 30 people sitting closely together. It's definitely not alright to yell things at the comedians, agreeing or disagreeing with them, unless you are asked your opinion. It is considered rude to voice your disappointment with the sentiment of a comedian's joke for all to hear. Because the performer is referring to you in their set, it is not because you are "funny" or "special". It is because you are annoying the fuck out of them and everyone else in the room and they would like for you to SHUT THE FUCK UP! It turns out that it is not cool when you blurt out the comedian's punchline before he does because you happen to know him and his act. As you may have noticed, it fucks up his set. It is fortunate for you that the guy you smacked did not beat you mercilessly for being a dumb, drunk whore. I would have probably held his beer for him. And finally, it is certainly not cool to do any of the above while sitting 4 inches from me.
However, it is O.K. to fall down in front of the club, because that was funny. Sorry I didn't help you up, but funny trumps chivalry in this instance and sometimes it takes a few minutes face down on a New York City street to come to one's senses.
I would have suggested that you take a cab home, but judging from your track record, I know that would not have been wise. Plus, I once had a really bad experience asking someone to leave for being annoyingly drunk.
So, Bitch Who Ruined my Friday Night, I sincerely hope I don't have to see you ever again. I also sincerely hope your strangled body is not found floating in the East River. However, if the mood strikes - remember to cut up and down and not across.
Best Regards,
INRI





