KT #504

He performed a new minute featuring jokes about DMX and C-SPAN 3. He mentioned looking for a place to live in Austin and discussed his father sending him joke ideas, a long-tenured regular from Los Angeles, California.

His set focused on social anxiety and marijuana paranoia. From Fort Worth, Texas, he has been doing comedy for six years. He works at an Amazon warehouse and is a recently certified personal trainer.

He was criticized for using a well-known street joke about chickpeas, he demonstrated a talent for juggling lemons and fitting a whole lemon in his mouth. A returning comedian who has been doing stand-up for three years and works in sales.

Originally from Argentina, he has lived in Austin for five years and has two years of experience in comedy. He works selling Medicare insurance plans to seniors. He noted that his barber is a previous Kill Tony guest named Agabar.

Originally from Nashville, Tennessee, he moved to Austin to play rugby. He is a Marine Corps veteran who served in the initial invasion of Iraq and had only been doing comedy for one month. He recently became unemployed after being fired from a restaurant job.

He performed on crutches due to a broken toe and discussed his preference for dating black women. A comedian from Houston (The Woodlands) who works at HEB and was recently promoted to assistant store manager. This was his first time on the show.

His set focused on Muslim and Jewish stereotypes, born and raised in Detroit to Egyptian parents, this was his first official stand-up set. He is a writer who claimed to have received encouragement from Sarah Silverman in 2011.

An Albanian comedian who recently moved to Austin from New York three weeks prior. She has been doing comedy for two years and works as an LSAT tutor. Tony invited her to perform at his Vulcan Gas Company show following her set.

He discussed being a step-dad to a five-year-old and his ongoing health issues with his colon. A frequent bucket pull who recently moved to Austin and won $500 on the previous episode. He mentioned living in the Riverside area of Austin.

Originally from Columbus, Ohio, he moved to Austin two months prior after a stint in San Diego. He is a construction worker specializing in underground piping. He revealed he was born without the roof of his mouth and had a transplant as a child.

He performed a long set and interview focused on his distaste for Austin's service industry and the restaurant Bangers, a legendary regular and Second City alumnus battling ALS. He emphasized that his disability is his strength in comedy.