KT #351

He discussed having a cat with a latex allergy and his grandmother's unintentional racism, from Southern Oregon and currently studying computer science. This was his fifth time performing stand-up comedy.

His set focused on his recent breakup after a six-year relationship. Works in retail management at a golf course. He has been doing comedy for about a year with 30 sets under his belt.

A first-time performer who works in tech sales for a marijuana POS system. He shared that he was an orphan in the foster care system before being adopted by a military family. He had high energy and mentioned surviving a rollover car crash.

He joked about his high-pitched voice and hitting puberty late. A returning performer who has done the show before; he has been doing comedy for about six or seven months. He works as a lifeguard and teaches swim lessons.

A first-time performer who has been thinking about doing stand-up for a long time. He works at a screen print shop and also collects owl pellets to sell to schools. He has been married for ten years and enjoys disc golf.

Drove down from Bellingham, Washington for his first time ever on stage. He is 35 years old and into BMX dirt jumping. He shared a graphic story about breaking his face and having his jaw wired shut for months after an accident.

He told a detailed story about a sexual encounter with a 'round man' while he was homeless and sleeping in his car. He joked about his name being a bodily function. A performer with a very honest interview style who has been in a youth choir for 11 years.

Originally from San Diego, he now works in a shipyard warehouse in Portland. This was his first time doing stand-up, though he previously did screaming vocals in a band. He revealed during the interview that his girlfriend 'pegged' him.

Age 23, father of three (including twins) with about a year in comedy. He works as a 'floater' at a health food grocery store. He was praised for his ability to follow a high-energy Golden Ticket set.

He delivered a very well-received joke about picking up a rock that turned out to be poop. A first-time performer who works in the cannabis industry creating new strains. He mentioned naming strains after a deceased friend named Brian.

She mentioned it was her anniversary and told a story about meeting her husband at a bar. A line cook who signed up for the bucket thinking she was entering a raffle to win a prize. She had no idea what the show was but performed a set regardless.

Brian Platt was pulled from the bucket on Kill Tony #351 (May 23, 2019).