Call Him Mr. Sensitive

It's about time someone took down the homeless. Todd Rexx--who isn't vicious enough to live up to his "T-Rexx" moniker--has taken up this noble battle, joking about needlessly verbose cardboard signs and stepping over a panhandler lying on the sidewalk next to a sign reading "Will Work for Food." ""Are...
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It’s about time someone took down the homeless. Todd Rexx–who isn’t vicious enough to live up to his “T-Rexx” moniker–has taken up this noble battle, joking about needlessly verbose cardboard signs and stepping over a panhandler lying on the sidewalk next to a sign reading “Will Work for Food.” “”Are you serious?” he asks. “You won’t even stand up for change. It’s 9:20 in the morning, and you’re lying on the ground. That’s your job interview!” Rexx jokes about bums and other inconveniences Thursday through Saturday at Hyena’s, 5321 E. Mockingbird Lane. Tickets and info are at 214-823-5233 or hyenascomedynightclub.com.

Thu., Jan. 7; Fri., Jan. 8; Sat., Jan. 9, 2010

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