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Drew Barth's missing Honda gets a Dry Bar Clips encore

The comedian's car, named Doug, supplies both a theft story and an awkward encounter with luxury-hotel valet parking.

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The Day My Car Disappeared... | Drew Barth | Dry Bar Comedy

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0:43Barth circles the block, initially assuming he has forgotten where he parked.
3:04He recounts reporting his missing Honda Civic to the Seattle Police Department.
3:51The insurance call puts a value on his battered car, Doug.
5:15A police call eight months later brings the story back around.
6:21An earlier trip puts Doug outside a fancy Newport Beach hotel with mandatory valet parking.
8:18The valet's record of Doug's condition sets up the closing joke.

"I didn't love my car. I was also not done using it," Drew Barth explains, neatly capturing the problem with walking outside to find an empty parking space.

Dry Bar Clips posted seven uploads this week, and "The Day My Car Disappeared... | Drew Barth | Dry Bar Comedy" drew the largest audience, reaching roughly 37,000 views. It's an excerpt from Barth's Dry Bar stand-up, with the comedian taking his time over the stages before acceptance: perhaps he forgot where he parked; perhaps the car was towed.

The missing vehicle is a battered Honda Civic called Doug. Barth's account moves through calls to a friend, the police and his insurer, then returns to an earlier outing at a Newport Beach hotel. Mandatory valet parking is a difficult proposition when your car has a name and an extensive collection of dents.

Elsewhere, Russ Nagel explains kitchen-wall phones to his smartphone-owning son, while K-Von finds evidence of aging in the long scroll down to his birth year when booking a flight. Patrick Warburton's short contribution has a particularly apt subject: his mother's dislike of Family Guy, the show in which he voices Joe Swanson.

The strongest viewing momentum belongs to the slightly older "My Son Lives With Us Again... | Jeff Allen | Dry Bar Comedy," now past 327,000 views. Its adult-child homecoming is bringing in substantially more daily viewing than the newer clips.

Dry Bar Clips added about 1,000 subscribers over the week, although daily views are below their usual level. Nearby in stand-up, Live At The Apollo is close to its normal viewing rhythm, while MC Hammersmith is enjoying a pronounced lift. Here, Allen's crowded household remains the busiest destination.

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