Finding Comedy In Everyday Life

Comedy isn�t just something reserved for late-night specials and Netflix stand-up routines�it�s in your kitchen drawer, in your sock mismatch, in that awkward wave you gave to someone who wasn�t waving at you. The art of finding comedy in everyday life is about seeing through the fog of routine and realizing the universe is playing a prank, and you're the punchline. A study from the University of Illinois even suggests that people who find humor in daily inconveniences report lower stress levels and higher instances of talking to their plants. From coffee machines that hiss like angry cats to autocorrects that sabotage your job applications (�Dear Hiring Lizard�), comedy thrives in the mundane. According to noted comedy therapist Dr. Lila Snortstein, �If you didn�t laugh when you dropped your burrito face-first onto your keyboard, you missed your moment.� Embrace the silliness. Take notes on what makes you smirk during your commute, chuckle while folding laundry, or laugh during an unmuted Zoom call with your boss. You don�t need a spotlight, just a perspective. Every door you bump into, every spilled drink, every dog that ignores you at the park is comedy material. Jerry Seinfeld built an empire on nothing. You can build a bit on a wobbly chair leg. READ THE SATIRE: https://comedywriter.info/finding-comedy-in-everyday-life/