KT #516

He discussed a recent bad experience buying an expensive adjustable bed, based in Austin, originally from Chicago with a background in Second City improv. He has been performing stand-up since being diagnosed with ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease).

Originally from Detroit and recently spent time in New York before coming to Austin. He has been doing comedy for four years and mentioned he is an artist interested in animation, guest Paulie Shore gave him $200 during the interview.

Recently moved to Austin a week prior to the recording and has been doing comedy for two and a half years. He works as a professional poker player, specifically playing Texas Hold'em. He is married to a fifth-grade math teacher.

A retired federal prison guard who now drives for Uber and works in a septic system business. He has been married for 26 years and mentioned having five stepmothers growing up. This was his third time appearing on the show.

A regular known for his roasting ability and joke writing, he promoted an upcoming headlining gig at the Pittsburgh Improv, he engaged in a long roasting session with Tony and guest Paulie Shore.

Originally from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and works as a motion graphic designer. He has been doing comedy for two to three years and also produces hip-hop music under the name Blank Children. He performed a snippet of his music during the interview.

He previously worked for a Mormon furniture company and discussed a disastrous dating trip to Miami. Moved to Austin from Reno, Nevada, in April for the comedy scene. He took a shot of tequila on stage which led to a very long, erratic interview.

He discussed his sister's mission trip and his attempts to date a fellow comedian. Recently moved to Austin and lives in a van, while during the set, he made out with a random audience member and then with Isabella Charlton.

A British comedian who grew up in Hong Kong and was invited to the stage after being mentioned by Hans Kim. She performed a spontaneous 60-second set about her Indian father, she expressed mock disgust at Hans for kissing another woman on stage.

A door worker at the venue who had only been doing comedy for four months. He is from South Georgia and just started a new job in tech sales, his set struggled significantly, leading to a quick exit.

He discussed being 60 days sober and his first trip to the gym in five years, the longest-standing regular on the show, originally from Memphis. He performed with a Spanish translator for a segment of his set.