But ours played music so your process is more delightful.' You go and do your business there and then it's somehow transformed into something that's not harmful to the environment. In another incident ArmComedy exposed deficient public toilets - very expensive public toilets. 'About $300,000 was spent on two bio toilets.' Margaryan explains: 'It's a toilet that's installed on the street. They get embarrassed and they stop spending money on that.' So whenever we see too much taxpayer money spent on something we don't like, we just whistleblow about it, bring public attention to it through satire. 'We don't really have the word for whistleblower yet but we're trying to put comedy to use there. Sargsyan says they're using comedy as a form of whistleblowing. 'The cognac manufacturers probably don't like us anymore.' So ArmComedy riffed on it for a while and the cognac budget was cut. We thought it's a little bit too much to waste on cognac.' 'For example, the town hall was spending $30,000 a year on cognac. And you know, bringing it to light,' says Margaryan. 'We're actually looking at the news daily and thinking of places where we can improve. They're using it as a kind of democratic experiment. Margaryan and Sargsyan aren't doing comedy for comedy's sake. They now get letters from politicians who ArmComedy has made fun of, offering them material. offend easily even if it's a happy joke,' he says. 'We've been trying to teach people that we are laughing with them, not at them. Courtesy ArmComedy'We take things personally.

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