KT #359

From Omaha, Nebraska. This was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy. He works in an electronics factory making resistors and is a trained professional cook.

A local from Omaha who works maintenance at a retirement community. This was his first time doing stand-up. He plays in a punk rock band called The Shidiots and grows hot peppers hydroponically.

Drove two hours from Sioux City for his first time doing stand-up, he spent significant time in prison, including a ten-year sentence for a conviction involving a stabbing. He has been sober since 1995 and earned multiple diplomas while incarcerated.

The brother of Comedy Store manager Curtis Nelson, he drove from Shawnee, Kansas to make his comedy debut. He has worked for FedEx for many years and has been married for 20 years. He also plays baseball in his free time.

Performed on his 31st birthday and recently graduated to be a physical therapist assistant. He has a background in MMA and personal training, while during his interview, he bench-pressed Jeremiah Watkins (dressed as Donald Trump).

He demonstrated his strength by bench-pressing the guest character on stage, a truck driver originally from Des Moines, now living near Iowa City. This was his sixth time doing stand-up, and he impressed Tony so much he was invited to perform again the following night in Des Moines.

He discussed his history of multiple OWI (DUI) arrests, age 25, fertilizer factory worker who was adopted by white parents. This was his first time doing stand-up, and he admitted to being very drunk and nervous.

His interview focused on his children playing football and a confusing story about his son and daughter's sleeping arrangements at a girlfriend's house, a purchasing manager for a local warehouse and a father of two. This was his first time doing stand-up comedy.

The final performer and only female bucket pull of the night, making her stand-up debut. She is a mother to a one-year-old, she ended the show by leading a karaoke rendition of Bohemian Rhapsody.