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Thursday late show
8.1 minutes of your set, measured laugh by laugh.
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“I said, if the algorithm knows me that well, it should at least pay half the rent.”
“That is not a family group chat. That is a hostage negotiation with birthday GIFs.”
“My smartwatch congratulated me for standing up. At my age, honestly, fair.”
Joke by joke
Your set, graded.
…if the algorithm knows me that well, it should at least pay half the rent · 15-word setup
5.8s…that is not a family group chat, that is a hostage negotiation with birthday GIFs · 15-word setup
7.2s…my smartwatch congratulated me for standing up — at my age, honestly, fair · 13-word setup
6.1s…I told the barista my name and she still spelled it like a ransom note · 15-word setup
3.7s…my landlord calls it 'cozy' — cozy is a word for small that pays no rent either · 17-word setup
4.9s…airport people clap when the plane lands like the pilot just parallel parked · 13-word setup
2.6s…the bit about my gym membership ran 46 seconds with no real response · 13-word setup
46s no laughsYour Bankers ran on ~14-word setups — that’s the premise length that’s landing hardest for you right now.
Grades are relative to this set — a Banker killed this room. Track the same bit across nights with the Analyst plan to see which jokes are truly bankers.
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…so I download the meditation app, right, and it opens with a notification: 'You haven't meditated in 14 days.' That is not mindfulness, that is my mother with a subscription model. And I said, if the algorithm knows me that well, it should at least pay half the rent. [laughter] My landlord calls the place cozy. Cozy is a word for small that pays no rent either. [laughter] I fly home for the holidays, the whole plane claps when we land, like the pilot just parallel parked a bus…
How to read this
Turn the numbers into your next set.
Distinct crowd laughs divided by analyzed minutes. Club sets usually land 2–5 LPM, but your own trend across nights tells you more than any single number.
Banker killed — keep it, build around it. Hitter solid — tighten the tag. Workhorse steady — find a stronger button. Rework no payoff — cut or rewrite.
A long laugh (your avg laugh and biggest) means a premise that really connected. The setup word-count on each joke shows how tight your winning premises run — copy that length.
Laugh Score is career points for milestones — new LPM highs, stacked Bankers, clean sheets — so it rewards getting funnier over time. Good vs Estimated tells you if we heard enough crowd audio; record the room louder for a truer number.
Do next: open or close on a Banker, rewrite one Rework, and record your next set the same way so the comparison is honest. Track it all over time in Analyst.
Straight with you
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LaughSignal counts the laughs your room actually gave you — nothing invented. It won’t grade your writing or call a quiet night a failure, and when a recording is too rough to trust, it tells you straight instead of guessing a number.
Measured on our own private processor · 1.2.0 · whisper.cpp-small.en