KT #439

He discussed his Irish heritage, shaky hands, and his interest in ancient Greek philosophy, age 21, geology student at the University of Rhode Island, originally from Bergen County, New Jersey. This was his first time doing stand-up comedy.

A tasting room manager at Stony Creek Brewery from Connecticut. This was his first time on a large stage, though he had done open mics at dive bars. He mentioned being a comic book nerd and playing Magic the Gathering.

A former machinist from Avon, Massachusetts, who had been recently laid off. He challenged Joel Jimenez to a Mexican Drum-Off after mentioning he played drums for five years. He lost the drum-off and admitted he didn't actually want to be pulled from the bucket.

His set focused on public masturbation and trust issues with farts. A resident of East Greenwich, Rhode Island, who works in computer component sales. This was his first time doing stand-up, and he claimed his family name appears on the Constitution twice.

He discussed living with his girlfriend, four cats, and two dogs, age 30, woodworker from Taunton who makes high-end gaming products for Dungeons & Dragons. This was his first time on stage, having found out about the show through the 'Your Mom's House' podcast.

Age 23, from Uxbridge who works at his family's screen printing and embroidery shop. He has been doing stand-up for six to seven months and is a single father to a four-year-old son. His set about measuring his anatomy relative to his hand size was very well-received.

She discussed her second marriage and her personal trainer during the interview, age 37, biologist with a PhD working for a cannabis edibles company. Originally from Kentucky, she was performing stand-up for the first time.

A structural steel fabricator and local favorite who performs as 'Swansea Santa.' He previously appeared on the first Swansea episode and returned to perform a guest set. He shared stories about his experiences working as a professional Santa Claus for ten years.

Age 27, logistics operator, podcast producer, and musician who had performed stand-up six times prior. He grew up with Portuguese grandparents and has an 11-month-old daughter. He attempted to sing Led Zeppelin's 'Whole Lotta Love' during his interview.

The final bucket pull of the night who joked about Planet Fitness and the coronavirus. Despite his social media handle suggesting he was a musician, he initially denied it before admitting he was a 'douchebag' musician, his set struggled to connect with the local crowd.