KT #403

He performed a new minute about racist nursery rhymes and laundromats, then sang '3 AM' by Matchbox 20 with the band, regular performer.

First time doing stand-up. He is a trauma center nurse who also teaches nursing and plays soccer.

From Oakland, California, he has been doing comedy for about a year. He is a musician who has played drums for 14 years and challenged Joel Jimenez to a Mexican Drum-Off.

Regular performer. He did a set involving his usual high-energy style and zantac references, then performed 50 push-ups on stage.

Recently moved from New York and works in space technology. This was his first day ever doing stand-up comedy.

From the East Bay/Oakland area, he has been doing comedy for about four years. He works for an insurance company and is an experienced sailor.

Pulled from the bucket for the second episode in a row during the San Francisco run. He previously lived in San Francisco and goes by 'Ashton Tater' on social media.

A comedian with nine years of experience and a former paramedic, he famously swam from Alcatraz to the shore as part of his recovery from a bad accident.

Invited back for a third night in a row after successful bucket pulls in Sacramento. She has been doing comedy for nine years and enjoys garage saleing.

A weed delivery driver who previously worked at the venue (Cobb's) but was fired, while during his interview, his girlfriend came on stage and slapped him after he admitted to seeing another woman.

From San Jose, he works at Cobb's Comedy Club and started comedy in January. He ended the show by showing his genitals to Jeremiah Watkins off-mic to prove a claim made in his set.