Mark Normand - Certain Words Are Hard To Say #shorts

#comedy #standup #marknormand #love #croissant

[holycrab]

The silent stare itself would make me reconsider my life choice

[kevinlittrell]

A girl telling u “I love you” prematurely is the male equivalent of being sent unsolicited nude pics

[syncopatedsteve]

That dismissive hand gesture at the end, beautiful.

[merqury]

I feel exactly the same. I like his comedy.

[The.JuanWhoKnocks]

Him mispronouncing uncomfortable makes this even better

[methyod]

Man if I ever get my old job at the bakery back and Normand comes in I'm gonna fuck with him so hard

[CherokeeChief.]

Lol such a typical mark joke. Simple and effective 😂

[XroorX]

Prententious is when you pronounce it “KWAH-zant”

[cyborg-zlmc]

Lol I thought Iwas the only one ordering muffins for the same reason 🤣🤣🤣

[andreaholcock]

That’s why I don’t go to the store without a bong hit transplant

[El...Presidente]

I stopped going to Starbucks and having to adapt to their stupid way of naming sizes. At McDonalds a large coffee with two creams is exactly a large coffee with two creams… fuckin brilliant!

[perisbbq]

In Spain we call them curasanes. And dont give a fuck about french pronuntation

[NorCalRide]

His earlobes are super attached to his head. 😮

[russellmullen]

Mr Normand!
My last girlfriend, I bought her some cycling gloves as we would regularly ride.
"I glove you" I said as I gave them to her.
We laughed. We loved. We broke up (eventually)
✌️🌞👊

[armands]

For a guy who grew up in new Orleans, he has no idea how to say croissant the correct way 😮.

[burnafterreading]

I couldn't say I love you to anyone until late 20s early 30s...joys of a fucked childhood

[makkenji]

That's the opposite of feeling, only a numb person can't order a croissant.

[petermcgill]

I'll take one of those French things

[eamonnmckeown]

I do feel a little self-conscious when I pronounce concierge in the European fashion here but I do have an accent so I nut up and keep doing it. lol.

[markhayhurst]

in english, like in math, the "I" carries over.