It's official I want to be funny again

Wanna say I had a lame birthday as I didn't do anything with any friends, but let's be honest I'm 27 do birthdays really matter anymore. I got way more facebook comments then I expected. It actually did mean a lot to me as I never post on other people's stuff nor say congrats/ happy birthday. I know in reality it means nothing, but for some reason it was kinda cool for me. I never was a person that needed a lot of friends. In high school/ college I always had 4 or 5 real friends and a lot of people that would call me friend but I could care less about. In San Diego I'd say I have a few friends, maybe 1 that I feel really comfortable with. I have a few more that I think could be solid friends, but they have other lives and don't really need my friendship. Not sure I've talked about it before, but I don't even talk to the person I thought was my best friend. We had a falling out last year, and he even recently deleted me as a friend on facebook. He met a lady, did a lot of drugs, and changed. It's sad but at the same time he was the closest to Kramer from Seinfeld you'd ever meet. He was my best friend but we had maybe 3 serious conversations.
Anyways I hung out with on friend tonight. We decided to stop by the Comedy Store. One of the bookers asked if I wanted to close the show. I said yes even though we planned to leave. I never got a text back from one of my "friends" that I was suppose to meet up with so I figured I'd stay and tell the jokes. I went up kinda late, but felt I did well. I must say it was an easy crowd, and the laughs are so loud there. I told most of my staple jokes, and feel I probably got the light early but I did quite well. I can see now why those guys get egos. I could have said almost anything and got a laugh.
I have a lump in my neck, I did some research and it could be cancer. I'm pretty sure it's not, but until my benefits kick in I won't know. I guess that is a good thing from being full time at the depot. I have been following the WSOP 2010 and really wish I was in Vegas. I think I probably should quit the Depot and focus on poker, make a lot of money, keep telling jokes in SD, and then go to Vegas next summer. I enjoy both poker and comedy, I just feel I need to keep the job at the Depot to keep my father happy. The folks were so happy when I told them I got full time. They have no real idea how much money I make from poker. I live to make my parents lives better. I was talking with a fellow comic last night and we could only think of one/ maybe 2 local comics that have their families in the area. I'm not a huge family guy, but I think it would be great if my parents were here. Ok done being gay, night people.