He goes on stage and talks about ordinary things ranging from the pressures of being single to his dislike for babies, and it works because it’s side-splittingly funny, and by the end of his set, it’s apparent that nearly everyone in the room can relate to at least one aspect of his stories. Zainal is an ordinary man, but a very funny one, and his audience gets him because they’re ordinary people too, dealing with similar life situations. And it’s this shared human connection that pushes Zainal through the unfunny, and unforgiving, business of comedy.