KT #383

A veteran stand-up comedian known for his dry wit and crowd work, tony mentions watching him on Letterman as a kid. This is his first time appearing on the show.

He discussed a Samsung commercial and living in his father's basement. From Elkhart, Indiana, and works in logistics. This was his first time attempting stand-up comedy.

He talked about his gay cousin and breaking up with his girlfriend on Valentine's Day. An industrial engineer who recently moved to Fort Wayne from Tampa, Florida. This was his first time ever on stage.

A server who performed stand-up for the first time. He shared a graphic story about sexual experimentation involving a toe and a strap-on, tony and the guests mocked his confidence despite the set's content.

He demonstrated a high kick on stage, a UPS truck driver from Kokomo, Indiana, with three children. This was his third time doing stand-up, having previously performed on the show in Columbus.

He discussed his history with a stutter and his tattoos, a pizza delivery driver from Sidney, Ohio, with three years in comedy. He runs a monthly comedy show at his father's house.

From Pendleton, Indiana, he builds furniture and art for a living. He has been doing comedy for four years and previously worked as a youth camp director, todd Barry offered him a comedy lesson in exchange for building shelves.

He struggled to remember his jokes, which were written on his phone's lock screen. He discussed his girlfriend's soccer injury. Works in sales for the RV industry and is the older brother of a previous performer (implied to be Jay Kennedy).

A bucket pull who performed a set followed by an Amy Schumer impersonation using props from a fanny pack. He mentioned having to do another show in Indianapolis later that night, tony noted his high-risk comedic style.

His set included a dark joke about dogs and sexual assault. From Wauconda, Illinois, he works at a welding factory and serves in the US Army Reserves. He has performed stand-up 24 times.

A former rapper who has been doing stand-up for five years. He was hand-picked from the crowd by Tony after not being pulled from the bucket to add diversity to the lineup, tony gave him a guaranteed spot on the next show due to his strong performance.