KT #393

He discussed his high-pitched voice and his Haitian and Puerto Rican heritage. From San Diego, he has been doing comedy for nearly four years, including some time in Washington. He works as an electrician and is a Navy veteran who was homeschooled by his mother.

He joked about his appearance and his hobby of reckless gambling at casinos, age 22, comedian from San Diego who has been performing for four years. He works in the cannabis industry and mentioned a hyperactive thyroid that affects his metabolism.

Her set focused on her dating life with musicians and her habit of not blocking exes for joke material. A visitor from New York who is a drummer and a comedian. She challenged Joel Jimenez to a 'Mexican Drum-Off' but lost decisively.

Age 59, grad student studying criminal justice with two years in comedy. He is a former convict who once robbed a truck stop and is an avid motorcyclist. He performed with a cast on his hand due to a motorcycle accident.

He is of Mexican and Italian descent and discussed his sister identifying as non-binary, age 25, barback who has been doing comedy since high school and seriously since age 19. He also spoke openly about his past struggles with sobriety and cocaine use.

He joked about working at a La Quinta Inn in Scottsdale, entered the stage on the back of a guest's electric wheelchair. He performed his signature high-energy, absurdist set involving yelling at audience members and reading notes from a page.

He discussed his relationship with his girlfriend and being a stepfather to her five-year-old son. A comedian who works as a door guy at the club and does web design on the side. He previously worked in special education at an elementary school.

He joked about being uncircumcised and his recent breakup that led to a rebound with a stripper he met on Tinder, age 21, from Lakeside, California, who recently started powerlifting, tony noted his 'wrestler' build and intense energy.

A first-time comedian originally from Portland who has lived in San Diego for five years. He grew up in the foster care system and currently works as a consulting utility forester (arborist). Tony was so impressed by his debut that he offered him a guaranteed slot on the next San Diego road show.