KT #595

Discussed headlining in Las Vegas and Salt Lake City, and spending $380 at a Vegas strip club with a man named Eddie.

A bartender at the Vulcan Gas Company with an unspecified time in comedy. He played bass on stage after practicing 2-3 hours a day for six months and is working on a comic book series based on 6th Street.

He lives in a school bus he built himself and sells popsicles with jokes on the sticks. 21-year-old comic who has been performing for two years.

Performing for nearly two years, originally from Houston. He is a purple belt in Jiu Jitsu and recently quit his job at Blink Fitness.

Performed a roast-heavy set and plugged his upcoming shows in Detroit at the House of Comedy.

Her father owned Anderson's Fifth Estate, where David Spade started, and she performed several character impressions. Originally from Phoenix/Scottsdale, she moved to Austin four months ago and works as a barista.

Originally from Arkansas, he moved to Austin from Seattle. This was his first time doing stand-up, though he claimed to have been funny his whole life.

He discussed the legal restrictions on comedy in Canada and his process of getting a U.S. visa, a 13-year veteran from Canada (Edmonton/Toronto).

Third time on the show, moved to Austin two months prior. He previously worked as a purchaser at a body shop and owned three Miatas.

Ranted about Prince Harry's comments regarding Memphis and Graceland, and mentioned his side business of cutting hair.