KT #418

From Los Angeles. He returned to the show to follow up on a story from the previous week regarding his estranged father, a wealthy trial lawyer, his set involved a story about doing cocaine in a bar bathroom.

First time doing stand-up comedy. She is from the Simi Valley/Chatsworth area and claimed to have worked in the adult film industry in the 1980s, specifically as a 'fluffer'. Her stage name was 'blue ball' and her social media handle is miss_ex_stasi.

She discussed her father being a lawyer and growing up near a radioactive waste facility. From Medford, Oregon, and has been doing comedy for 10 years. This was her first time performing at the Comedy Store main room after previously appearing on the show in Sacramento and San Francisco.

One half of the 'Clutch Brothers' comedy duo, performing solo because his twin brother was working. He recently lost his job as a manager at Flappers Comedy Club and has been selling plasma twice a week for money. He has appeared on the show twice before.

Performed a new minute involving jokes about Chili's and being trapped in a Sam's Club. Tony discussed William's health and weight gain, noting that medical professionals had reached out with concerns about his kidneys. He mentioned being a former state champion cyclist from Memphis.

He has ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) and uses his condition as comedic material, including jokes about the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. A comedy veteran of 20 years and former Second City performer who recently moved to LA from Buffalo. Tony was so impressed he offered him a guaranteed spot for the following week.

He told a story about being stood up on a date at a movie theater because the woman said he wasn't what she expected. Second time appearing on the show; works in video post-production. He previously shared that he lost his virginity at 21 to a prostitute in Carson City.

Originally from Dayton, Ohio, he moved to LA in 1977 and quit comedy after three open mics before returning for this set. He claimed to be a Jimi Hendrix impersonator and performed a chaotic, high-energy set while appearing to be intoxicated. He mentioned living on a small retirement income and occasionally doing crack.