I saw the author on a transatlantic cruise. I enjoyed the early show so much that I went to the late show which is usually a repeat of the early show. David did not disappoint. Both shows were great. Before the second show began, David walked into the back of the auditorium and said in a loud voice, "It's awfully late. This guy better be good!" He loves to interact with the audience and watch their reactions. David seems to really care about people. He treats his comedy almost like a ministry to help hurting people. On the cruise, some of the comics held comedy classes. The classes were as funny as the shows. David was one of the highlights of the cruise. I wish I could say all of this translates into David's books. Some of it does, and some does not. I have read three of David's books, You Just Have To Laugh, You just have to laugh again: How to laugh when life isn't funny, and You Just Have to Laugh Through Tough Times (A Guidebook). If I had to recommend just one, I would recommend You Just Have to Laugh Through Tough Times (A Guidebook). It offers some tips for developing your comedic abilities. Most of David's books are self published and self edited. It seems that David is memory challenged. His books have a number of the same stories in them. When you have read one of these three books, you have read significant parts of all of them. If you can catch David in a live performance, I suspect you will be delighted. If you buy one of David's books, you might just love it. If you buy more than one of his books, you may be disappointed. Repeat after me David, "New Book, New Stories, New Book, New Stories, New Book, New Stories."
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