
KT #576
Lineup
- 1Hans Kim9:11Regular
He discussed his 'cunning' Asian parents and his new Balenciaga shoes, austin resident originally from San Francisco. He has been doing comedy for several years and was living in a van a year prior to this episode.
- 2Ciccio Mantis17:58Bucket Pull
He participated in a 'Mexican Drum-Off' against Michael Gonzalez as he is also a drummer, from New York, currently working as an HR manager. This was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy.
- 3Bijan Jalali31:54Bucket Pull
Recently moved to Austin from Wisconsin/Minneapolis and started comedy in August 2022. He is of Persian and Korean descent. He wore polarized duck hunting sunglasses for a 'race reveal' bit.
- 4David Lucas41:43Regular
He performed a minute about BLM Incorporated and engaged in a lengthy roast battle with Tony, a long-standing regular known for his roasting. He is originally from Macon, Georgia, but lives in Austin.
- 5Eric Manfry51:32Bucket Pull
Lives in Austin, originally from Dallas, and has been performing for four months. He claims to be into real estate and optimizing energy, wearing many bracelets from Peru. He mentioned a near-death experience involving substances in Guatemala.
- 6Jack Stoltman1:01:59Bucket Pull
He told a story about a date involving a hit-and-run accident, a bartender from Vermont with eight months in comedy. He trains Jiu-Jitsu at 10th Planet and recently moved to Austin from Florida.
- 7Cassidy Robinson1:13:57Bucket Pull
She is a ginger and discussed her sensitivity to the sun, originally from Tennessee, now living in Phoenix, working in a cannabis testing laboratory. This was her first time doing stand-up, though she previously worked as a stripper named Cinnamon.
- 8William Montgomery1:27:34Regular
He performed a minute featuring jokes about the Queen's death and The Little Mermaid. He discussed his significant weight loss and his use of a Stairmaster and crock pot, the longest-running regular on the show, known as the Big Red Machine.
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