KT #175

From Brooklyn, New York and has been in LA for one month. He has been doing stand-up for one year and performs multiple times a night. He mentioned he is currently living off unemployment.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, he recently moved back after living in Northern California for five years. He has been doing comedy for two years and works in medical equipment sales for MRIs and CT scanners. He mentioned he did Jiu-Jitsu for two years and reached the rank of yellow belt.

He discussed having a felony from his youth involving stealing money from cars. Originally from Fairfax, Virginia, he has been doing comedy for a couple of years. He is a veteran who discovered comedy through the GI Bill and currently works in title insurance.

Originally from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, he has been in LA for eight years. He has been doing comedy for four to five years and works as an Uber driver. He appeared in a Netflix movie called 'The Co-Ed and the Zombie Stoner'.

Originally from Miami, he has been in LA for almost a year and doing comedy for three years. He works as a Bellman at a fancy hotel in Hollywood. Tony invited him to perform at the LA Pod Fest based on his set.

The panel discussed her ability to write a new minute every week, on the show. Her set this week was inspired by a real encounter with a homeless man at a bar show in Van Nuys.

Recently turned 21, allowing her to perform at the venue again. She has been doing stand-up for two years and recently got fired from her job at the ArcLight movie theater, tony and the guests praised her as a future star in comedy.

This was his 12th time doing stand-up comedy, he struggled during his set and ended up apologizing to the other comics in the bucket. He also mentioned he is an Uber driver.

A Mexican comedian and Uber driver who previously worked with autistic children and as a high-rise window cleaner in Hawaii, he engaged in a 'Mexican Drum Off' with the band's drummer, Joel Jimenez. This was his first time on the show.