Ari Matti

Regular, introduced as 'the Estonian assassin.' Set was a sustained attack on sober people - that he only trusts alcoholics, that the sober guy with the water at the party is the rapist, with tags about P. Diddy and about Joe DeRosa's New Orleans story. Tony held him up as the hardest-working writer on the show, having run into him writing by the hotel pool. In the interview he said he has gained 38 pounds in two years in America, and told a long story about discovering a porn shoot in the hotel room next door and what he did about it.

Closed the show in place of regular William Montgomery, who was out sick, after getting the call the same day. The Estonian assassin did about three minutes on conscription and Estonian military service, then talked about touring Florida, losing weight without Ozempic, and a Nike outlet store trip. Tony noted he is adding Monday dates on the road.

Closed the episode, introduced as the Estonian assassin and a regular selling out theaters nationwide while still waiting on a green card. Opened on the Austin ICE raids, then an extended bit about discovering his girlfriend had been faking orgasms for months. Plugged his own tour dates at the end.

Closed the show as the regular, introduced as the Estonian assassin. Performed an entirely new AI-themed set written in about 36 hours after Tony told him on the flight back from a Sunday gig that Rogan and Gillis would be on the panel. Tony called it the best set and best interview of the night and plugged his tour.

Weekly regular introduced as the Estonian assassin, in the US about a year and a half. Ran long with a three-minute chunk on how American movies play in foreign markets and on Denzel Washington films. Talked about his first American Halloween and a recent trip to Cozumel, Mexico.

The Estonian regular closer who filled in for a sick William Montgomery. He performed a minute about linguistic slurs and his experiences in Thailand. He also shared a story about pushing Martin Phillips in a wheelchair through the Las Vegas airport.

Originally from Estonia, he performed a new minute about American Advil and Dunkin' Donuts. He mentioned he does not have a driver's license and rides a bicycle around Austin. He is a weekly regular on the program.

Known as the 'Estonian Assassin,' he is a weekly regular on the show. He performed a minute about the differences between men and women in professional chess and shared stories from his recent US tour.

The Estonian comedian who closed the show in William Montgomery's absence. He joked about Austin's homeless population and Waymo robots.

The 'Estonian Assassin' and weekly regular who performed a new minute about jealousy and 'the long game.' He recently toured Florida with Cam Patterson and David Jolly. He showcased a championship belt sent to him by Tito Ortiz.

The Estonian regular performer who discussed celebrating his first American Independence Day. He joked about movie diversity and Estonian history.

The 'Estonian Assassin' and weekly regular. He performs a minute about wanting a larger penis and Mexico surgeries. He mentions recently performing in Mobile, Alabama and New Orleans.

A regular performer from Estonia. He joked about the differences between guitars and accordions and his experiences with American weather alerts. He is currently working toward U.S. citizenship.