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<blockquote class="Quote"><div><strong class="bc-author">dukeofdelridge</strong> said:</div><div>Yeah, the old "well he's popular so he must be good" argument, right?  I dunno.  It may be even more valid an argument for comics, who only want to have an audience.<br />
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	Music Legitimacy Police really is as important a job as Comedy Legitimacy Police.  There are tons of bands I'm supposed to like that I just do not.  Same with comics.  That's what makes us unique and interesting individuals.  <br />
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	Dane Cook is a good comic.  Check out that interview and give him a shot.  It changed my opinion of him for sure.  He's not in my top ten comic list, but I believe he's earnest and truthful, and that's what I look for in a comic.</div></blockquote>
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	You're the one who made the "argument from popularity" argument for Cook.  And only you.<br />
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	So if that follows so does the Barry Manilow case.  And all performers who achieve popular success are automatically fuckin' awesome and shit.<br />
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	It's the dumbest argument ever but if you want to claim it as yours have a blast.  I'd chop off my big toes before I'd stand on that plank but I'm not you.  Good luck with it.

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