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My exposure to comedy began at Second City in Chicago; I had the great fortune to work there for almost 3 years.  I met some great comics but what really left an impression on me was the nightly effect on the audience.  After every show the energy level was so effervescent, I always left work feelling wonderful!  Now, I am a regular patron at Harvey's Comedy Club in Portland and am so grateful for their comp ticket program.  Humor is the best medicine and in these times, I need regular and large doses.   Keep up the good work!

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