Andrew Santino’s “How Do You Sleep at Night?” lives in that sweet spot where modern dating, social “rules,” and everyday self-deception get dissected with speed and a slightly concerned grin. The vibe is sharp and fast—storytelling that escalates into tight one-liners—like watching someone audit human behavior and keep finding “minor accounting errors.”
The strongest through-line is the quiet indictment of the tiny lies people tell to stay functional: not villainy, just the normal, self-serving edits that make everyone feel like the hero of their own mess. Cynical, sure—yet annoyingly relatable, which is basically the point.
Outside the set, Santino is also known as a comedian/actor and as the co-host of the Bad Friends podcast with Bobby Lee (running since 2020).
