KT #286

From Boone, North Carolina. He has been doing comedy for about a year, though he only performed once in the last year. He works as a printing press operator at a candy factory.

He told a long, confusing story about a KKK rally in Mississippi, first time ever doing stand-up. He is a former professional musician who claimed to have opened for Stevie Ray Vaughan.

Lives 30 minutes south of Nashville in Murfreesboro and has been doing comedy for six months. He works in behavioral health case management, he admitted to masturbating with the lights on.

First time doing stand-up. He is 21 years old and works for a distributor of fishing rods and reels. Tony noted he was the funniest performer of the night up to that point.

He demonstrated his strength by lifting Jeremiah Watkins on stage. A 6'9" former rugby player who works in artist development and video production. He mentioned his roommate is a prostitute.

He discussed the difficulties of grading papers and classroom fights. A college English professor at Motlow State who has been doing stand-up for 18 months. He is 32 years old and originally from Nashville.

A mailman from East Nashville performing for the first time. He claimed Tony Hinchcliffe tried to pick up his girlfriend at a previous show by holding her hand too long. He has two daughters.

Started comedy two weeks prior to the show. He is 35 years old, married for 12 years with four children, and works in marketing for an A/V production company, he owns a Big Green Egg grill.

An electrical contractor who drove from Cincinnati to perform. He previously appeared on the show the week prior. He is known for a story about sleeping with a Navy SEAL's wife.

Age 23, geology graduate from Auburn who currently waits tables at an Italian restaurant. This was his second time doing stand-up, having previously performed at a Starbucks, he currently shares a bedroom with his brother.

First time doing stand-up. He is 33 years old and works as a technician at a Ford dealership. He spoke openly about his struggles with clinical depression and past stays in mental institutions.

Micah Lee's brother and an Air Force veteran who worked in military intelligence. He is currently a project manager for Dell and practices kickboxing. He performed an invited set to close the show in a 'brother-off'.