What makes you laugh?

Different cultures have differing views on humour.Telling a joke well isn’t easy, and I, for one, sometimes get lost along the way. I might miss the punch line, miss an important bit out, I may be too keen to tell the joke, and it comes out garbled - or the person I am telling it to just doesn’t get my sense of humour. Laughter triggers the release of endorphins and reduces tension, helping people navigate tough situations. Laughter is so good for you, it lowers stress hormones, releases natural painkillers, boosts immune function and improves cardiovascular health, as laughter dilates blood vessels, enhancing overall blood flow and oxygen intake. Goodness me, it should be available over the counter at the pharmacy!What is a sense of humour?I looked it up. And Google says: ‘A sense of humo