This week marked the 13^th annual Kung Pao Kosher Comedy show in San Francisco. For us, it was our second consecutive show. If last year was a 10 (Brad Zimmerman is hilarious as was Judy Gold and Page Hurwitz), this year was a 7.5. I personally thought Gregg Roggell was a riot, but I’d give Betsy Salkind about a 2 or 3 and Wendy Liebman, who alternates between funny and foolish, about a 7.

Here’s a clip of folks filing out of the 5 p.m. dinner show (a seven course meal) before our 8:30 p.m. cocktail show (remember how I said I don’t like Chinese food).

So, every wonder what Jews do on Christmas? Well, this year is a bit unusual given that Hanukkah starts tonight, but it’s such a trivial holiday, we tend to downplay it.

As the Borscht Belt comedians say, most Jews go to Chinese restaurants on Christmas; given my distaste for most Chinese food, we instead went to one of our favorite Vietnamese places in San Francisco (where we came for a few days of R&R) called PPQ.