KT #283

From Youngstown, Ohio. This was his first time doing stand-up comedy. He works as a graphic designer and spoke candidly about his struggles with alcoholism and his two-year-old daughter.

A mailman from Cincinnati who has been doing the job for three years. This was his first time performing stand-up, he notably misspelled his own name on the signup sheet due to nervousness and dyslexia.

An electrical contractor from Lexington, Kentucky, with 11 months in comedy. He shared a wild story about having an affair with a Navy SEAL's wife while the husband was home.

A paralegal living in Cincinnati who is studying for law school. This was his first time doing stand-up. He shared a graphic story about surviving being shot in the head on April Fool's Day.

He has been doing comedy for five years and joked about living with Crohn's disease. A Cincinnati native who works as an A/V technician at a casino and at the Go Bananas comedy club.

A TIG welder who welds aerospace parts and has three children by three different women. He has performed stand-up about 14 times over the last three years.

Originally from South America and adopted as a baby, he now lives in Columbus and works at a grocery store. This was his second time being pulled from the bucket in one week, having performed in Cleveland two nights prior.

Originally from Knoxville, he discussed his hobbies of experimenting with psychedelics and exploring abandoned buildings, age 21, student at the University of Cincinnati studying to be a teacher.

A local favorite who Tony first discovered in Columbus when he was 16 years old. He has been doing comedy for five years and was invited up as a special guest for the Cincinnati show.