If there is any more proof needed that following your passion is always the right move, Brooklyn-born comedian Chris Distefano â who comes to the Atlantic City Comedy Club for a string of five shows from Friday to Sunday, Feb. 12 to 14 â is a shining example of what good can come from it.
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Less than a decade ago, Distefano was practicing pediatric physical therapy full time and earning a stable income doing it. But his itch to be on stage telling jokes eventually won over and ultimately paid off. Now he is a headlining comic with hordes of fans and several successful podcasts to boot. We had a chance to speak to him about his journey into the funny. Here is what he had to say.
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If you try calling attorney Bruce Baird about one of his many lawsuits over the past few years, odds are good you’ll catch him at his vacation home in Costa Rica.
Utah residents might recognize Baird’s name from more recent cases, like his successful push to get the contentious Olympia Hills development approved in Salt Lake County. Or his failed attempt to pressure Utah County into letting a client build a swanky lodge atop Bridal Veil Falls. Or when he intimidated the town of Bluff into giving up hundreds of acres of its brand-new town.