KT #363

Tony criticized him for signing up without material, and he mentioned his father used to do stand-up, a nurse who admitted to having nothing prepared for his set.

She discussed her 44-year-old husband and her apprenticeship at a tattoo studio, age 21, tattoo artist from Janesville, Wisconsin, performing for the first time.

She joked about her appearance and shared that she is a big fan of podcasts. A first-time performer and entrepreneur who runs a masonry business.

He discussed his experience taking Accutane and his hobby of indoor rock climbing. A first-time performer who works in billing at a veterinary hospital.

He told a story about being stopped by Border Patrol in Laredo and mentioned he played percussion in school band, age 24, who makes popcorn and drives expedited freight.

He joked about his passive nature in relationships and his job at the restaurant, a server at Olive Garden in Pleasant Prairie with a short time in comedy.

A first-time performer who works as a dispatcher for a senior living service. He engaged in a 'nice roasting' battle with the band and mentioned he drives a Buick LeSabre.

He admitted to being very high on nicotine during his set and discussed failing a marketing class, age 21, Filipino performer who works for the Milwaukee Brewers waitstaff.

Age 22, lab technician for dentistry whose father is from Iraq. He practices jiu-jitsu and has performed stand-up about a dozen times before.

Age 30, from Plainfield, Illinois, who works at Trader Joe's and has been doing comedy for a year. He is an avid bowler who once bowled a 298.

A first-time performer who works for a youth development non-profit. She shared a story about receiving a gun as collateral for a $200 loan and once worked at a toilet paper factory.