
KT #561
Lineup
- 1Hans Kim12:52Regular
He discussed working out with Rogan and his liberal girlfriend who is a vegan without a credit card. He performed a set focused on vegans and borders. Recently moved out of his van and is now opening for Joe Rogan.
- 2Darian Irwin27:05Bucket Pull
Originally from Tennessee and has been in Austin for a year doing comedy for three years. He works at the Vulcan Gas Company and admitted to taking $150 from a guest for tickets at the door. He mentioned having a crippling gambling addiction to Texas Hold'em.
- 3Owen Burke44:07Bucket Pull
His set included jokes about Elon Musk. A first-time performer who recently moved from Maine and is currently living in a tent. He works as a Doordash driver and was gifted a pair of socks by Ari Shaffir during his interview.
- 4Michael Lehrer55:33Regular
He performed over four minutes of new material from his wheelchair. A legendary former regular who returned to perform despite his progressing ALS, tony referred to him as the 'silver goat' of the show.
- 5Timmy Gusto1:03:39Bucket Pull
Originally from the Chicago suburbs and has been in Austin for 10 months. He claims to be half-Jewish and half-Italian, and he carried a small gold bar which he gave to D Madness. He was booked for the 'Secret Show' during his interview.
- 6Liz Splatt1:17:46Bucket Pull
She discussed a recent experience with a 'hookup buddy' recording her without consent and her upcoming headlining gig at the Addison Improv. A frequent bucket pull who has previously opened for Joe Rogan. She mentioned her habit of taking mushrooms.
- 7Shelby Morgan1:29:43Bucket Pull
Visiting from Houston and has been doing stand-up for seven months. She works in accounts payable and revealed she had broken up with her boyfriend via text just six hours before the show. Tony invited her to perform at the 'Secret Show'.
- 8William Montgomery1:44:13Regular
He joked about murdering mormons in Salt Lake City and having salmonella from recalled peanut butter, the longest-standing regular, known as the Big Red Machine, the interview ended with a focus on his 'ugly' knees, which the band drew faces on.