KT #336

He has been shaving his head for seven or eight years and joked about his baldness and beard. Home city not specified, but this was his first time doing stand-up comedy. He is married with two children and his father is a pastor.

From Missouri, living about ten minutes from the club. She has been doing comedy for two years and works for a dog food company. She recently moved back in with her father after a breakup.

He joked about his aging back and his neighbor's forced accents, born and bred in North County, St. Louis (Ferguson area). This was his first time doing stand-up, and he works in IT building robots.

Grew up in Kansas and moved to St. Louis, having done comedy for almost eight years. He works in large format printing and teaches seminars for architects. He is a single father to a five-year-old son.

His set focused on a dark, contrarian take on suicide. A first-time performer who is an assistant kitchen manager and a fan of the podcast, he rides motorcycles and collects beer koozies.

Age 23, performing for the first time who admitted he wasn't prepared. He was paid $20 by his friend Bobby to sign up. He lives in his parents' basement.

A car salesman from Baldwin County who was brought on stage by his friend Matthew Johnson. He did not prepare a set and had Tony whisper lines to him, he sells cars for $15,000 or less.

Bobby's girlfriend who was invited to the stage briefly from the audience. She did not perform a set. She was identified by Bobby during his interview.

She had never listened to the podcast and had no jokes prepared. She attempted to tell a joke her fiance had made the night before. Not a comedian; she was signed up by her fiance who runs a local comedy festival.

Legally blind performer from an hour south of St. Louis (near Chester, IL). He previously did comedy for six months in Chicago four years prior. He runs a vending machine company with sixty machines.

His set involved jokes about eating pubes at restaurants. An arborist who works with trees and claims to live in a haunted house. He is a hockey fan and a self-described 'nice person.'

Age 20, supervisor of operations at The Pageant (a rock venue) in St. Louis. He has been doing comedy for nine months. He shared a story about meeting his father for the first time at a Hooters when he was 15. [Name unverified: filed as "Ronaldo Marcato", but the verified Ronaldo Mercado sets are all from #721 onward. This 2019 set is a different performer.].

Jake Williams was pulled from the bucket on Kill Tony #336 (Apr 8, 2019).