KT #542

He discusses selling out shows in Dallas and receiving a hand job from a fellow comedian. Recently started headlining his own shows. He has been doing comedy for several years and is a staple of the Austin scene.

Originally from Saint Martin in the Caribbean, he currently lives in Milwaukee. He has only been doing stand-up for one week and works in real estate and audio mixing/mastering. He mentioned being married for eight years.

A tattoo artist from Northampton, Massachusetts (which she calls 'Lesbianville'). This was her first time ever performing stand-up comedy. She performed the set partly as revenge against an ex-boyfriend who is a fan of the show.

A construction worker who recently moved to Texas from Oakland/Brooklyn. He has been doing stand-up for six months, while during his interview, he performed a karaoke-style rap of 'Ain't Nothin' but a G Thang' with Danny Brown.

He is a fan of Danny Brown and discusses making comedy skits and his hobby of roller skating, while making his debut as a new 'backup regular' for when David Lucas is away. He has performed on the show twice previously before being named a regular.

An Albanian truck driver who has lived in the U.S. for 10 years. This was his second time on the show, and he performed a short, eccentric song about climate change. He claims to be focused on writing books rather than dating.

He identifies as autistic and discussed his previous job operating a forklift in a warehouse. Originally from Minneapolis, he has been doing comedy for eight years and recently moved to Austin. He mentioned being a 34-year-old virgin and a fan of Pokemon.

A Navy veteran who served in aviation in Afghanistan and now works in video production and sound design. He moved to Austin from Los Angeles about eight months prior. He shared a story about a bad acid trip with a woman who later gave Hans Kim a hand job.

He wore a very long orange shirt due to a 'contractual obligation' and discussed his new crock pot and health issues, the show's longest-standing regular, known as the Big Red Machine. He has been a regular for several years and is now sober.