Despite frigid temperatures Saturday, Feb. 4, AfterHours was packed to the brim with people enjoying “Tinder,” a 90-minute stand-up comedy show by Times New Roman. Times New Roman is a comedy magazine and stand-up club at Northeastern University. The club hosts regular themed stand-up shows like “Emo Night” and “A Night of Jest” as well as open mic nights. They also publish articles, both in print and online, including satirical stories about campus life, general social commentary or even welcome advice to incoming first-years.

The show featured 13 comedians, each performing three to six minute sets, including e-board members and general club members. In honor of Valentine’s Day’s near approach, many of the jokes ventured into tales of dating mishaps, relationship failures, dating app nightmares and more. Some even presented photos of themselves on screen and asked the audience to “swipe” right or left on them.

It was a fun and relaxing way to round out a chilly night, with only a handful of uncomfortable sex jokes that had audience members exchanging glances and chuckling under their breath.

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Jared Rogoff spends his set analyzing the similarities between the world wars and his bathroom experiences after eating Subway. “They were both very bloody and painful and everyone left with PTSD,” Rogoff said.