This is a great album if you are into anti-comedy, which is a form of comedy where the awkwardness, and lack of humor is actually the joke. I wouldn't consider this album to be Neil Hamburger's best album, but I would consider it to be a strong album and definitely worth a listen. I took one star off of this album because at a few points on the album he doesn't make any sense, and at other points he rehashes some old schticks we've all heard before. The good thing is that he does branch out on this album and performs a couple of comedy songs which are really different from the song on Raw Hamburger. If someone were to ask me what Hamburger album to start on I would send them to 'America's Funnyman' or my favorite '50 States, 50 Laughs'. Those two are timeless comedy classics!