KT #465

He discussed his need for a job during the pandemic and joked about working at Petco. Performed a set about spiky pineapples and his father being cancer-free. He resides in Los Angeles but mentioned needing to return to Memphis soon.

He works in e-commerce processing for Body Glove and Wham-O. He discussed being a caretaker for his brother who has paranoid schizophrenia, a Los Angeles native from Montebello with four years in comedy.

Originally from Brooklyn, he has lived in LA for seven years and was performing only his second stand-up set ever. He is a tattoo artist and freelance graphic designer. He mentioned having been arrested four times, mostly for subway-related incidents in New York.

Performed a minute about the advantages of being a fat man in the bedroom, he engaged in a lengthy roasting session with Tony and the band. He recently performed at a drive-in comedy show with the crew.

She joked about her obsession with Home Depot and turning her husband into a porcelain doll. Stated she is not actually a comic and this was her debut set. She is married to fellow performer Evan Jones.

Invited to the stage immediately after his wife, Shanghi. He has been doing comedy for 11 years, starting in New York before moving to LA in 2016. He currently works as a dog walker and previously worked in a weed factory.

He discussed his past arrest for heroin possession and his current life on unemployment. A comedian from Pennsylvania (south of Pittsburgh) who has been doing stand-up for about a year. He is known for a recurring bit involving William Montgomery's girlfriend.

Living with ALS who performed a 'Weekend Update' style set, he challenged Jeremiah Watkins to a monologue-off from the movie Rambo for the following week, he showcased his Chicago Joseph Jefferson Award for excellence in theater.