(Apologies, if I've mentioned this before).
So, boom; I'm at this stripper-house-party. In this case, it's a regular, residential, private, normal-looking, suburban home, where some local dude invited a bunch of random local ladies to take off their clothes and dance--in his house. But we're all mostly strangers who got a private text, because we're trusted to be cool. There's a VIP 'Boom Boom' room, separate from the main party room--going on in the furnished living room.
Anyways, I'm in the VIP Boom Boom room, with a dancer I picked and about roughly 3 other random couples, as well. We all entered this bedroom as pairs, at separate times..so, maybe 8 of us individuals in here, now, occupying a different space as pairs, in the Boom Boom room, which is an empty bedroom. It's hella dark, no lights, (for privacy) and oddly, unusually quiet. Especially, since there's 8 mostly strangers packed in one bedroom of someone's house, it's very quiet for several minutes. .
Suddenly a dancer blurted out: "DON'T FALL IN LOVE!" And everybody laughed. And started talking and joking. To this day, I wonder: Was she talking to herself and it just pierced the quiet room? Was she just trying to warn only the specific dude she was with and we all just heard it? Was she just trying to be funny because it was so quiet?
After that, anytime a new couple entered the room, we all yelled "Don't fall in love!"


Another time, different stripper-house-party, (not recent, at least a year or more ago) and I hadn't fully digested my surroundings. Suddenly, I hear a dancer say, "...turn the channel--my daughter is playing tonight (in The WNBA)"
First time I'm really looking at this dancer lady standing across the room and yeah, she's kinda tall. Eventually her daughter comes on-screen and yeah there's a resemblance.
Then I'm thinking: Dang! how old are you, lady?? Gotta be at least 40. Which is fine, I've seen that before, but, still, dang. And then you think, damn, this is so on-point for WNBA players, their moms probably still working jobs.
How surreal to see someone live on TV and be hearing from their mom, who is standing live nearby.
This falls into the category of: funny as in weird.