The Day to Labor

I am not a Laborer, I am a comic magician but I do work hard. Today I worked an awesome gig for the Chicago Federation of Labor's Labor Day picnic. It was great to get to hang out with so many down to earth people. I've always liked the Blue Collar crowd, they remind me of the folks I grew up around in rural Pennsylvania.

The event really had great music. When I thought, "Labor organization picnic," I didn't think, "great music." But of course, all the musicians are going to be members of the musicians union which means they are above average musicians. I was talking about this to one of the guests and he ask me how the magicians union was. Of course there is no magicians union. Should there be? I'm not really sure what they would get us. We really do have awesome jobs! We get paid to go to parties, have a good time, and do the thing we love. Could we ask for more?