KT #445

He discussed his travels to Edinburgh, Germany, and Sweden, and mentioned he once hopped freight trains. He is a producer for the show and has been doing comedy for ten years. This was his first time putting his name in the bucket since officially working for the show.

Her interview focused on her attempts to use dating apps and snapchat, as well as strange sexual encounters involving doorknobs, age 52, local performer making her third appearance on stage, all of which have been on Kill Tony. Tony noted she had been pulled in the previous show as well.

He told a long, suspicious story about buying cigarettes for 18-year-olds in Milwaukee and taking them for pizza, age 25, engineer at a toilet paper factory who is currently going through a divorce. He has seven siblings and grew up in a large family.

Age 41, former machine shop worker who is moving to a farm to grow hemp and live off the land. He performed under the stage name 'Frank,' which he described as an offensive voice in his head. He challenged Joel Jimenez to a Mexican Drum Off, having played drums for 25 years.

Age 23, student at UCSB studying cultural anthropology and psychology, originally from San Jose. He has been doing comedy for one year and described himself as a 'walking meme', the interview highlighted his eccentric fashion choices, including wearing a second shirt as a scarf and carrying a massive wallet.

Her set focused on being broke and her culinary background. A local Ventura resident who has been doing stand-up for three years and working as a chef for twelve years. She was called up after heckling the host to move the show along.

He performed a long-form joke about his medical condition and promoted his merchandise, performs despite his battle with ALS, tony praised him as an American hero and an unstoppable machine.

Tony gave him advice on his joke structure regarding his heritage. A comedian who drove from Big Bear and has appeared on the show multiple times in Los Angeles. He is of Honduran and Russian Jewish descent and works filleting fish for a living.

He joked about his 'straight edge' tattoos and his naivety regarding drug culture. A frequent bucket pull from the LA scene who recently got a full-time job assembling cables and joined a gym, tony dismissed him quickly because he prefers not to end road shows with LA regulars.

He wore a distinctive blue shirt and hat, leading to a long roast session about his weight and appearance. He performed a joke about moving back in with his Chilean parents. The local promoter/booker for the Ventura shows who Tony invited to perform the final set.