Bill Burr visits San Francisco for this 2010 special. He was his typical misanthropic self. He had hilarious venom for people at airports, Oprah, and his girlfriend. In fact, maybe he's to blame for COVID-19. He openly supplicated for a "plague" as nature's wildfire for humans.

His best jokes were about automated check-outs, men not being able to cry, his rescue dog pitbull, and how Black people can get away with racially charged speech. Overall the special was mostly introspective as Bill Burr eclipsed the age of 40.

Free on YouTube.

I've been listening to Bill Burr for the last 3 weeks or so.

This special mostly has some great misanthropic comedy about some of the terrible people Bill meets during his time on the road.

He wishes a plague/swine flu upon the whole human race.

Then there is all his paranoia and irritation with chain stores and how they take too much information from you.

Then there is some hilarious but scary bits about old age.

Bill Burr is not a grouch like George Carlin. He is a really charming and pleasant guy.

His comedy cheers you up. It is great. He is like that best friend whom you hardly meet anymore. Listening to Bill is like meeting that best friend.

I have watched this video over and over and over again, as well as my husband. And it never gets old. I'm DYING for his latest stand-up to be out for sale. (Update - just saw "You People Are All the Same" - even FUNNIER!!)

I've never laughed so hard, and I'm picky when it comes to comedy routines. Bill Burr has his unique style, and his comedy isn't vulgar (well, maybe a couple swear words here and there). I'd never heard of him but was searching for good stand-up, and am so glad I tried his videos out. Bill Burr is the BEST!

My husband is just as fanatic a fan of Bill Burr as I am, and all we need to do to change a bad day is flip on one of his stand-ups, and the day is saved!