Nothing about the subject is safe either. He extols the advantages of Jesus Christ working at Burger King and reminds the audience he does not study religion to become a priest and molest children. The crowd responds well, but Grumbine knows he most tread lightly. But religion fascinates me. It is one subject we can take from college and have it mean something to almost everyone.
Religion affects everyone at some point.
Jokes about Christians or Jews, and a comedy career in general, are gambles Grumbine continues to take. After he graduates in May, Grumbine plans to devote himself to becoming a professional comedian. He feels Emory prepared him for the risk, both academically and socially. And in New York, sure it's a gamble I could headline sooner in the South, but New York is New York. I think it's worth a shot.