I also contracted someone to "bring the funny" but he was teaching an improv class, and he did meet this demand.
I also contracted a lady to do an intro to performance workshop, her contract stipulating that she was to "show them the ropes!" and she said she seriously considered bringing a bag of ropes with her and just pointing at them. "There they are. The ropes. Enjoy."
The artist who works for me who I mentioned in the last post has an ethnic first name that rhymes with "cock." Since I already new from past contracts that he wasn't reading the contracts I made for him, I once made him a contract to "rock out with his (first name) out," but then came to my senses, remembered I was contracting him to make puppets with Gr.2's, shredded the contract and started again. I told him about it later, and he said he might get a t-shirt made with this on it, but just not wear it at the children's theatre. "You should. You should do that. You do rock out after all." "Cool. Will you make it for me?" "What? No! How much do you think I make here?"
It is all part of my denial that I am anybody's boss. That is what it is. I do not need therapy to see that.