Barnabas Collins Standup Comedy Routine

(Everything in this post was generated by AI.) Barnabas Collins, the vampire from the 18th century, steps up to the microphone to perform a stand-up comedy routine: "Good evening, my dear audience. It's a pleasure to be here tonight, although I must confess that I'm feeling a bit out of my element. I mean, I've been around for over 200 years, and yet I still find myself struggling to understand the strange customs of your modern world. For instance, what's the deal with garlic? I mean, really. It smells terrible, it makes me sneeze, and it doesn't even work as a defense against vampires. Trust me, I've tried it. And don't even get me started on holy water. I mean, it's just water. What's so holy about it? But enough about my personal gripes. I'm here to make you laugh, and I have a few jokes that I hope will do just that. So here goes nothing: Why do vampires always seem to have such an impeccable fashion sense? Because they have centuries ...