I'm looking for a full deck stack that would make a good story and get some laughs.

Kent Gunn offers a sweet manuscript on Lybrary website titled THERE AND BACK AGAIN. Within those pages, he offers excellent advice on building a deck stack to tell a story that is uniquely yours. Kent offers his own refreshing story as an example...and performs a trick during the telling of his story, that lends some breadth to already entertaining Sam The Bellhop variants featured in video. I liked it!

Here is a list of story deck effect sources: https://www.lybrary.com/story-deck-effects-a-4.html
It is not complete but pretty extensive. If anybody knows additional sources please let me know.

Here are some more sources: https://www.conjuringarchive.com/list/category/1153

Luke Jermay has a manuscript of The Story Deck, with his typical terrific insight and thoughts:

https://sellfy.com/jermay/p/the-story-deck/

And don't miss out on many discussions about story decks in the Café forum, "Once Upon a Time"! Lynn

StreetWitch, the following don't use a full deck but might be worthy of consideration:
One For The Boys (Of Summer), Magic magazine, September 1994. (Baseball story line by Walt Rollins) This story uses 30 cards.
Hattie's at 345, Genii magazine, November 1966. (Story similar to Sam the Bellhop by Max Terhune) This story uses 32 cards.
Paul Revere's Ride, MUM magazine, March 1981 (Story based on the Paul Revere Ride poem by Lamont McConnell). This story uses 19 cards including one double facer.
Regards,
Barry

The most entertaining version, in my honest opinion, is 'Wide Boy' by Ken Brooke.