KT #593

He discussed his recent 'sexual tear' and wearing tactical pants. Recently moved from living in a van to headlining shows. He mentioned eating live squid in the past.

A bartender from Worcester, Massachusetts, with two months in comedy. He was visiting Austin with three friends and spent time skipping rocks at a local swimming hole. He mentioned having a fructose intolerance and hyperthyroidism.

A first-timer from a suburb of Sacramento, California, who works in a grocery store vitamin section and does Instacart. He claimed to be developing an intimate bleaching cream product, he identified as bisexual with a very specific preference for FTM individuals with 'boy faces'.

A door guy at the Vulcan Gas Company who got his job after a previous appearance on the show in May 2021. He complained about physical ailments from his job and mentioned his minivan has over 200,000 miles. He has been doing comedy for at least a year and a half.

A visual artist and Uber driver who moved to Austin from Chicago five days prior. He started comedy in 2015, took a long break, and resumed in September. He attempted to sing James Brown's 'I Feel Good' during his interview.

He discussed his daughter Luna and his upcoming show at the San Jose Improv, he engaged in a lengthy roast session with guests Kim Congdon and Andrew Santino, a long-time regular known for roasting the host and guests.

A member of the show's security staff making his stand-up debut after practicing at open mics for four to six months. He was eating wings upstairs when his name was pulled. He revealed he is a former Mariachi singer and owns several parrots, relating to them because he was once 'behind bars'.

He discussed having mild autism and performed two different styles of metal vocals with the band, age 23, who moved from Florida to Austin two days prior and has been doing comedy for six months. He was previously kicked out of the venue for smoking in the bathroom and putting a cigarette out in his own urine.

Her set focused on European toilet seats and marital intimacy. A first-time performer who owns a wellness brand called '60 Days Away' in Austin. She previously lived on welfare and food stamps at age 19 before finding success selling products on Amazon.

The show's long-standing closing regular who performed a high-energy set involving current events. He claimed to have started a new career cutting hair at a black barbershop and showed off a Band-Aid from a Bucky's, he expressed a new passion for Starburst candies.