most memorable experiences of the Fringe was when a group of friends and I went to a free Fringe comedy gig. We were the only audience and as we walked in the comedy guy started chatting to us. Things were going really well and we were getting on fine and then I think he started his set. I say think because he sat down the whole time (which he pointed out) and I'm still not sure what his MO was all about. One girl in our group had to leave early, so she apologized and left. Comedy guy did not like that at all and kind of sulked and made it really tense in the room. It was uncomfortable. We assured him that she genuinely had to leave and so he continued on with his story. The boyfriend of the girl who left by this point was angry with comedy guy for slagging off his girlfriend so with a huff and a puff he blew out of the room. Comedy guy continued on with his story -- which I still don't know what it was all about. Something about not dying, which in that moment he was -- and he was taking us down with him. Lauren had to go flyer for her show and was getting antsy but didn't want to cause yet another scene, nor did she want to abandon me. Eventually she managed to bust free. Comedy man took it well. Maybe it was because they were