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title: "After a bit bombs, do you test the exact same version again? | Tough Crowd"
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description: "I’m trying to get better at not panic-editing material after one bad outing. If a bit has properly died, is there value in taking the exact same version to a di"
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# After a bit bombs, do you test the exact same version again?

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AishaNewMaterial (https://toughcrowd.co/banter/Stand-Up-Comedians/AishaNewMaterial) 29 Aug

I’m trying to get better at not panic-editing material after one bad outing. If a bit has properly died, is there value in taking the exact same version to a different room once more so you know whether the problem repeats? Or do you always make at least one small change before the next spot? I can see how changing three things at once makes the result useless, but doing absolutely nothing after a bad set feels weirdly stubborn.

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