KT #473

He discussed his history in Memphis, Tennessee, and his signature worn-out Mountain Hardwear shorts, a long-time regular on the show. Tony called his father on speakerphone during the interview.

Originally from Minnesota, he moved to Los Angeles during the pandemic shortly after the George Floyd incident. He has been doing stand-up for about a month and works as a Postmates driver.

He discussed his mixed-race heritage and his father's history with child support. Originally from North Carolina, he has lived in San Diego for eight years and Los Angeles for one year.

He talked about starting MMA training and participated in a basketball shooting competition on stage against Jeremiah Watkins, a regular known for roasting Tony.

His interview focused on a dramatic ongoing saga involving his Latina girlfriend and a copywriter from Washington state, originally from Florida, he installs security cameras for work.

He is a touring musician and lead singer for the rock band Vespera; he performed a Frank Sinatra impression during his interview. A Cuban-American originally from Miami who has been in LA for 10 years.

Originally from New York by way of Chicago. He performed a scripted sketch called 'The Smoking Nurses' featuring the band and guests, and closed with a rap verse dedicated to Annie Lederman.