KT #441

From Chula Vista, California and has been doing comedy since September. He is a 26-year-old former political intern and current Uber driver who identifies as a devout Catholic.

First time doing stand-up comedy. He is 46 years old, works in IT, practices Jiu-Jitsu, and performed a song on guitar during his interview.

He works as a utility forester and discussed his history of depression and his hobby of creating art, invited back after debuting on a previous San Diego road show.

He demonstrated his ability to juggle three cans of Red Bull and mentioned he can ride a six-foot unicycle. Has been doing comedy for 14 months and works in a comedy club kitchen.

He works as a bellman at two hotels and talked about his father's history as a drug dealer. Has been doing comedy full-time for about a year, though he started open mics in 2013.

He performed a guest set while in town for the weekend shows and engaged in a roast session with the host, a regular guest and touring companion of Tony Hinchcliffe.

First time doing stand-up comedy, he displayed a very eccentric and nervous energy during the interview, leading to comparisons to a sock puppet and an Arkham Asylum inmate.

First time performing stand-up. He is an accountant from the University City area of San Diego who shared a story about changing a tire for an elderly lady in the 1990s.

Has been doing comedy for five years and recently moved into a converted ambulance. He works for Kaiser and shared a story about an ex-girlfriend who cheated on him with a janitor.

Traveled from Los Angeles to perform, he suffers from ALS and performs from a power chair, known for his dark humor and aggressive crowd interaction.

He discussed his recent breakup with a woman of short stature who moved back to Detroit. A frequent bucket pull at San Diego shows who lives in a minivan.

Has been doing comedy for a year and a half and is originally from Rhode Island. She sells weed vapes for work and is dating one of the security staff members at the venue.