The first guy's bit was much tighter and structured, even though his audience seemed like an up-tight Indian laugh vacuum he kept them balancing on the edge then bringing them back quite well while making some good points, albeit not gag-heavy.

I've seen Sammy before and the San Francisco audience was obviously...let's say mixed. He turned them around quite well. He did better with the second audience too.

I might steal the "I don't know which side you're on but I'm on the right side" line from the first dude