So, I started back to school on Tuesday, So that is why I haven't been able to do wednesday game-night(Stop cheering) and there has been a small question on my mind for those still in school(this can apply to work as well).
Do you guys ever you use school related patter during your performances at school? Like doing 2 card monte and having a patter about THAT teacher (You know the one) who constantly switches assignment due dates back and forth and confuse you and everyone else . Or even a card to impossible location about That class(You know the one) that is so difficult you never know what is going on. Along with inside jokes about THAT teacher or THAT class.
Personally I was always too scared that SOMEHOW SOMEWAY the teacher or whatever would hear, and no matter how not-offensive or even nice it would be I'm sure by the time word of mouth gets around it sound way worse. However just the pure idea of doing something that relate able and understandable should have a much larger impact on the spectator than just "Look there is your card!" or "Look I'm a hustler! I can switch your cards!!!!".
But, What do you guys think?
Do you guys ever you use school related patter during your performances at school? Like doing 2 card monte and having a patter about THAT teacher (You know the one) who constantly switches assignment due dates back and forth and confuse you and everyone else . Or even a card to impossible location about That class(You know the one) that is so difficult you never know what is going on. Along with inside jokes about THAT teacher or THAT class.
Personally I was always too scared that SOMEHOW SOMEWAY the teacher or whatever would hear, and no matter how not-offensive or even nice it would be I'm sure by the time word of mouth gets around it sound way worse. However just the pure idea of doing something that relate able and understandable should have a much larger impact on the spectator than just "Look there is your card!" or "Look I'm a hustler! I can switch your cards!!!!".
But, What do you guys think?