The humor in this is really great; it feels very genuine, straightforward, and relatable. It’s genuinely amusing, like Ray Romano has never stopped doing stand-up. But there's a significant amount of time dedicated to simply wandering around before the actual performance begins—and that part is not good at all. I wish you could skip ahead because once you get to the show itself, it’s truly hilarious, charming, and strikingly honest.

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