Can’t go wrong with some Zach G.
I’m a raging workaholic and a working rage-aholic! Haaa!
Okay, it’s sad but I looked it up and according to Wikipedia “hokey cokey” is British and “hokey pokey” is American. Das ist die ganze Sache. Ja!
There’s possibly a lot of things that you’ve never heard of, but it doesn’t make them any less true.
We call it The Hokey Cokey, you call it The Hokey Pokey… let’s call it a tie.
More of a sit-up usually, than a stand up, but here he is in full flow. The Late Great Dave Allen
Let’s call the whole thing off.
Bill Burr’s legendary payback on Philadelphia. For background info, Opie and Anthony had a traveling comedy show. The first two comics that came up to the stage got a traditional Philly greeting and were booed off stage within seconds.
Bill Burr said no. He said he was going to finish his 15-minute set. Philadelphians gave it to him and Mr. Burr launched this epic tirade. Now, Philadelphians revere Bill Burr because someone gave it back to them.
OK, that was epic.
It’s difficult to find a good clip of him, but this one of Dennis Wolfberg The Bris is great (though it cuts off a bit abruptly). Stay with it.
Bill Burr is a genius.
I’ve never heard of John Pinnette before but that clip on France & Italy was hysterical. Even funnier was the one on the Chinese buffet.
I love the Rhod Gilbert lost luggage clip - Air NZ was playing it on their domestic flights last year! 
My favourite stand up is still Billy Connolly. I know he is a bit hit & miss - but the good ones are just great. Here he is on the subject of colonoscopies.
I’ve always liked Ed Byrne’s analysis of “Ironic”
He can be a bit of an acquired taste, but Jim Gaffigan’s Hot Pockets bit is pretty funny.
Here’s a Comedy Masterclass from the great Fry and Laurie.
On the balls and remember to tongue it in 
Mike Burbiglia’s “Sleepwalk With Me”. I heard this on This American Life (originally featured on The Moth) and it’s been one of my favorite routines ever since.