KT #272

Portland native and star of the Jackass franchise, he sat in as the guest for the road show and defended his home city.

From San Diego but recently moved to Portland, he colors comic books for DC Comics and fosters rabbits. He has been doing comedy for about two years but took a break during his move.

Age 24, welder from Portland who recently binged 200 episodes of the podcast, he admitted to being drunk and on Adderall during his set. He claimed to have been doing comedy for only a month.

A dog walker who started comedy four and a half years ago after listening to the podcast. He had a very successful set discussing his experience as a light-skinned black man in Portland. Tony mentioned he would make him a regular if the show stayed in Portland.

A mailman who moved from Texas to Portland for the comedy scene. He has been doing stand-up for eight years and also works at the Helium Comedy Club. He is a fan of punk rock and plays the bass.

Age 23, who works for a bounce house business. He moved from the Tri-Cities to Portland and has an eight-month-old baby with another on the way. He mentioned moving to Oregon specifically because weed is legal.

He has two daughters and discussed his hobby of following fitness personalities like Joe Rogan and Cam Hanes. A bread truck driver for St. Pierre's who performed for the first time ever, he admitted to once getting into a bare-knuckle parking lot fight with a friend.

A Portland local who previously opened for a comic in Fresno in the early 90s. He has a history of running small businesses, including a game shop and a generic business license for importing laptops. He mentioned being a cancer survivor.

A Portland native and mother of two who works as a yoga and barre instructor. This was her first time doing stand-up comedy. She is a long-time listener of the show whose husband also signed up that night.

Works at a metal shop putting parts into holes for shipping. He chugged a beer before his set and claimed his last sexual encounter was exactly one year prior on Father's Day. He had a very high-energy, screaming delivery style.

A former swim instructor who recently moved from San Jose to Portland because it is cheaper. This was his first time performing stand-up after wanting to do it for seven years. He was mocked by the panel for having very small hands.

His set was cut short after he struggled to handle hecklers from the audience. Works in marketing for Xfinity and performed for the first time ever, the panel compared his appearance to Sal Vulcano and Sloth from The Goonies.

A writer for a children's toy YouTube channel with five years in comedy. He previously opened for Tony at the same club. He shared a story about being arrested for flipping a cop car during a riot in college.

He joked about being an adrenaline junkie who tried heroin and cocaine once, age 35, box truck driver delivering auto parts on the graveyard shift. This was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy.