Aziz is Bored

My name is Aziz Ansari. I'm an actor/comedian based in Los Angeles.
I'm on my Glow in the Dark Standup Tour and filming a part in the new Judd Apatow movie "Funny People."



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November 20
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November 19
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HOLY SHIT!!!

Mr. Sprigg’s BBQ - the EXTENDED REMIX!!!!!!!!!!!

FULL MINUTE Y’ALLLL!!!!!!!


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Pavement - Gold Soundz

I forgot how awesome this song is. Listen to it real quick, you’ll agree.


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November 17
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Glow in the Dark Tour Itinerary - 11/17 - 11/21

This week the GITD tour hits…

11/17 - St. Louis - Washington University at the Gargoyle

11/20 - Chicago - Lakeshore Theatre (w/Nick Kroll) - Buy Tickets

11/21 - Rochester, MI - Oakland University (w/Colin Quinn, Nick Kroll, and Dan Levy  - technically not part of the GITD tour because I’ll be doing a shorter set, but will be fun) - Buy Tickets

More info on these shows on the tour page.

Now the main question is where should I eat? In Chicago I definitely plan on hitting up Avec and Frontera Grill. Last time I had some awesome meals at Blackbird, M. Henry, and Giordano’s. I just emailed Kanye to see what he thinks, we’ll see if he gets back to me.

What about St. Louis and Rochester? St. Louis - I hear Imo’s Pizza is good? Its becoming clear that the Glow in the Dark Tour is really a national food tour that is being funded by occasional standup shows.

Seattle - shows at Triple Door and UW were really fun; not to mention the meals at Salumi (best meatball sub ever!!), How to Cook a Wolf, and Tilth (insane brunch, you must get the cheddar biscuit with smoked chicken gravy and fried egg - and don’t forget a side of Anson Mills cheese grits.)

New tour dates coming tomorrow/Tuesday I PROMISE - BOSTON, PHILLY, AND MORE!! I have to go pack now though.

UPDATE: Kanye says I should go to Bandara’s on Michigan Ave. I will have to do it up.


November 13
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If Obama was watching The Wire carefully, he could learn a lot about foreign policy from two of the major characters from the first three seasons, Avon Barksdale and his cohort, Stringer Bell. While Avon was always willing to go to war for territory and fight over pride, Stringer was more pragmatic, realizing that war was bad for business. Like Obama, Stringer was willing to negotiate with his enemies, including Proposition Joe and Marlo Stansfield. Rather than war with other drug dealers over territory, Stringer built an alliance of hustlers from both the east and west side to share a common package and economic interest.

What Obama Can Learn from The Wire (via paulscheer)

Yeah, no way I wasn’t reblogging this!