Hey, let’s do this again, let’s meet a new comedy friend who’s got good jokes. This week’s human is Teresa Lee, an LA-based standup and writer who has contributed to Cracked, Funny Or Die, and Reductress. Let’s watch a recent clip of her performing live!

Teresa’s webseries Fit Tips with Shelly Go is a very fun and silly spoof of web fitness shorts and social media health showoffs! Here’s episode one. They’re short and funny, the best combo for webseries!

I mentioned before that Theresa works for Cracked, here’s her on panel with two other Cracked writers late last year about the integrity of the damn Harry Potter universe.

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Thursday 12/07

Ron Funches @ DC Improv

$25

Ron is one of the most distinctive voices in comedy – in terms of both his material and his actual voice. His giggly, laid-back stand-up comedy made him the toast of Portland, Ore. But in the last few years he has busted out on the national stage, with roles in sitcoms (“Undateable” and “Powerless”), movies (“Trolls”) and lots more. This is his third time headlining the Improv … check out a true original.

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Here’s a fun guide to getting through uncomfortable holiday work parties that Teresa and her frequent collaborator Mel Owens wrote together as the Lean In Ladies.

Teresa’s got a ton of Twitter followers and they’re all right and smart to have such a good presence in their feed. Get right with yourself and the world and give Teresa a follow if you haven’t already. Here’s some reasons why:

I've been carrying crystals around with me all week and not one dead family member has come back to life ugh

— Teresa Lee (@leresatee) April 21, 2017

Sometimes I wonder if progress is really possible then I remember I once dated a guy who had a yoga mat for a bed & I am hopeful again

— Teresa Lee (@leresatee) January 8, 2017

I like to sleep with my phone by my head, so that way even if it does give me cancer I'll be killed by the thing I love the most

— Teresa Lee (@leresatee) May 14, 2015

Women are not property but also when I was young I wanted nothing more than to find a fairy and keep her forever so I'm part of the problem

— Teresa Lee (@leresatee) December 20, 2016

Shakespeare gave me unrealistic expectations about men: I expect them all to murder me out of passionate jealousy

— Teresa Lee (@leresatee) February 13, 2017

Before we go, here’s another video from Cracked, this one Teresa co-wrote and features in it. It imagines a world where Buzzfeed’s cloyingly sweet videos were still like that but also insane! Seeya!