Fresh out of college and dreaming of a career in stand-up, Bryce Druzin did what most aspiring comedians do: move to Idaho, get a job in a pizza joint, and spend a year telling jokes at hookah bars for crowds of disgruntled teenagers.
Eager to perform in less smoke-filled venues, Bryce returned to his native San Francisco Bay Area, where his fearless and clever jokes on race, religion and politics make him a favorite of most audiences, but have been known to stick in the craw of some.
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