KT #339

He joked about being a part-time DJ named DJ Booth. Originally from Denver, he moved to Los Angeles in October and currently lives with his mom and sister in Glendale. He has been doing comedy for four years and works as a delivery driver.

Age 38, comic who moved from Salt Lake City to LA five years ago. He has been doing stand-up for six years and works as a full-time Uber driver. He previously worked in the bicycle industry and still does athlete coaching on the side.

Born in Silverton, Oregon and raised in Maui, Hawaii, he now lives in North Hollywood. He served in the Marine Corps for eight years and has been doing stand-up for four and a half years, he gave a very eccentric, high-energy performance involving a lighter.

Originally from the South Side of Chicago, he now lives in Laguna Niguel. He has been doing comedy for a couple of years and is a former college baseball pitcher who now coaches kids individually. He is currently engaged and planning his wedding.

He participated in a 'Mexican Drum-Off' against Joel Jimenez but lost the crowd vote, age 23, music teacher who instructs a high school and middle school drumline. He claimed to have dated a girl on the autism spectrum for two years.

Originally from San Jose, she is currently unemployed and staying at her aunt's mobile home in Corona. She has been doing stand-up for about three years and has a background in improv theater. She carried a massive keychain which became a focal point of her interview.

He discussed his real-life job working at a self-storage unit in Atwater Village. He also joked about eating a 'baker's dozen' cookie sub from Subway. The regular performed a new minute featuring his signature shouting style and absurdist claims about Ralph Martinez.

Originally from the DMV area (DC, Maryland, Virginia), he has lived in LA for a year and a half and currently resides in Glendale. He has been doing stand-up for eight years and also works as an actor doing background casting. He performed an emotional acting scene with Jeremiah Watkins to close the show.