by dwayneperkins | Jun 13, 2013 | Funny True Stories, Living In Los Angeles
Place: Starbucks – Fillmore Station, Pasadena section of Los Angeles I love how in Starbucks across this great nation of ours the term “Minding Your Own Business” never comes into play. Just because you’re minding yours doesn’t mean random people won’t mind...
by dwayneperkins | Jun 6, 2013 | Funny True Stories, Living In Los Angeles
Place: Starbucks – Larchmont section of Los Angeles What I like about Starbucks is that they’ve become almost as public as the library or post office. Anyone can walk into a Starbucks and usually does. No matter how posh the neighborhood, Starbucks attracts...
by dwayneperkins | Apr 19, 2013 | Funny True Stories, Living In Los Angeles
Have you ever seen a classic sitcom misunderstanding and thought to yourself, that could never happen in real life? I have. Although immensely amused by “3’s Company’s” 22 minute long misunderstandings, even as a kid, I thought they should’ve been able to straighten...
by dwayneperkins | Apr 17, 2013 | Funny True Stories, Living In Los Angeles
A guy walked up to the taco truck line I was standing in and announced to everyone in the queue that he had DVDs and Deodorant for sale. Hustler says what? DVDs are a mainstay of street sales. Whenever I go home to New York my mom will pop in a movie that is...
by dwayneperkins | Apr 8, 2013 | Funny True Stories, Living In Los Angeles, New York I Love You
For the Stand-up comic wanting to build and maintain his fan base, a social media presence is a must. But you can’t just be on social media, you have to be active on social media. A fan and fellow personality told me 4 tweets a day is the bare minimum needed to keep...
by dwayneperkins | Mar 15, 2013 | Funny Short Inspirational Stories, Funny True Stories, Living In Los Angeles
Smack dab in between Los Angeles and San Francisco, off route 101, lies a beautiful town called San Luis Obispo (SLO). It’s the kind of place that, as soon as you get there you start figuring out ways to stay forever. Maybe cash in on your 401K or see if the local...