KT #245

From Fort Worth, Texas, and moved to Los Angeles six months ago. He has been doing comedy for five years and currently works as a cook at KFC. He is also a screenwriting student at USC and lives with his mother and sister.

Formerly the manager of the Ventura Harbor Comedy Club, he has been doing comedy for 11 years. He recently moved to LA after ending a four-year engagement and quitting his role with the Ventura County Democratic Party. He has been sober from alcohol for four years but still smokes weed.

He discussed his brother being a bouncer and his own background in theater. A returning performer who is currently unemployed and has a hobby of making homemade creme brulee. He mentioned he is not currently on any dating apps.

He repeated his opening joke from the previous week's episode. A returning performer from Long Island who has cerebral palsy and has lived in Thai Town for five months. He is a graduate of Temple University and works as an Uber Eats driver.

She discussed a past abusive relationship and legal issues regarding custody of her two children. A Mexican-American comedian who has been doing stand-up for three years and works as a Lyft driver. She previously worked in construction administration.

He recently moved to Texas and discussed his experiences with online dating. Originally from Nigeria, he moved to the US 11 years ago and attended Drake University in Iowa. He has worked as a pharmacist for 10 years.

Performed a new minute about her job at a wing restaurant. She mentioned she has been working there for about a month and is preparing to open for Russell Peters in Phoenix. She also briefly mentioned her boyfriend's distaste for the podcast.

His set was heavily criticized by the panel for being unprepared and disrespectful. Claimed to be a paid regular at The Comedy Store since 1997 who showcased for Mitzi Shore. He mentioned working on Shark Week and attending film school in 2006.

He discussed the differences between riverboats and ocean ships and his experiences at LA open mics. A Belgian comedian who has been in America for two months and doing stand-up for the same duration. He works as a cruise director on riverboats in Europe during the season.