You Think I Don’t Know

Carmen Ciricillo works with the irritable confidence of someone who spent decades listening to explanations he never asked for. His premise is simple disbelief: watching modern life drift into absurdity and daring anyone in the room to tell him he is wrong.

Filmed live at McCurdy’s Comedy Theatre in Sarasota, Florida, the 44-minute set captures Ciricillo long after moving past his early days as a hard-hat-wearing character comic. By 2026, he was a long-standing fixture on the Florida circuit, balancing weekend club headlining with contractor seminars and his regular podcast.

The material sticks to veteran club staples: long marriages, physical aging, and the quiet paranoia of what the kids might find in the nightstand. Ciricillo keeps the tempo loose and conversational, leaning on stage mileage rather than high-concept setups.