Alex Schubert entered the comedy scene thinking that women like a sense of humor, and that his jokes and passable looks could get him laid.
He could not have been more wrong.
Schubert is a young comic from Cincinnati who began his journey at the tender age of 16 by writing topical jokes for a New York Times blog. When the blog ended, he kept doing his topical joke shindig, then he transitioned to standup in March of 2012. He still writes topical jokes, but he focuses his time and energy on one-liners, bits, and running from people who are chasing him with torches.
In September 2012, he won the Northern Kentucky University Last Comic Standing competition.
Alex Schubert heard about someone committing suicide and thought, "Wow, people want to hear a joke about this."
Alex Schubert got caught staring at a girl once. He's just glad someone with autism can make eye contact for more than five seconds.