KT #596

He performed a minute about birth control and millennials. Recently moved from his van into a house. He mentioned having unprotected sex while watching Jeopardy this week.

An Austin resident of 11 years who has only done two open mics. He signed up because it was his friend Grant's birthday. He is currently unemployed but previously managed an independent rap tour.

He joked about the safety videos Uber drivers have to watch regarding passengers having sex. A comedian who works as an Uber and Lyft driver and also runs a taco stand. He performed his set using a fake accent.

His set focused on a graphic story involving a plunger. He has been doing comedy for a year and a half, tony noted he looked like a 'Liver King accountant' or 'Abraham Lincoln's gay grandson'.

Originally from Wisconsin, he moved to Austin from L.A. and has been doing comedy for three years. He works in retention for a real estate company and is a 28-year-old divorcee. He claimed he does not know how to swim but is good at basketball.

A comedian from San Antonio who has been performing for five years. He works as a banker for Chase from home and does Uber Eats on the side. He mentioned he is close to getting a sponsorship from Chuck Norris's water company, CForce.

Originally from Alabama, he moved to Austin in September and has been doing comedy for eight years. He works part-time teaching kids how to swim. He shared a story about a physical altercation with his roommate's boyfriend.

A puppet character from Dallas, Texas, making its stage debut. The puppeteer, who wore a mask, reportedly works for UPS and drives 18-wheelers. The act is based on a show the performer does on a Chinese app.

Originally from North Carolina, he has been doing comedy for five or six years. He is a welder who recently quit his job after sending a resignation email while drunk. This was his second appearance on the show.

He grew up in a Christian household and joked about his grandmother and posture. His real name is Nathan Garner, and he has been performing for a year and a half. He works as a paramedic firefighter.

He joked about his mother trying to find him a wife at church. Originally from the Congo, he lived in Jefferson City, Missouri, before moving to Austin two months ago. He works as an Uber delivery driver and is looking for a moped.

He performed a minute about dating apps and being an 'ambivert', he engaged in his usual roast exchange with Tony. A long-time regular and headliner who is currently on his '2023andMe' tour.

Originally from Atlanta, she moved to Austin in July and has been doing comedy for six years. She works in graphic design for a health non-profit. She mentioned she has a boyfriend who is a teacher's assistant.

Making her second appearance after a successful debut two weeks prior. She recently returned from opening for Adam Ray in Baltimore. She previously worked for Wegmans for nine years.

A first-time comedian originally from New York who works as an arborist. He revealed he is autistic and plays piano and guitar. He performed a customized version of Billy Joel's 'Anthony's Song' on the keyboard.

A French Canadian comedian with cerebral palsy who uses a text-to-speech device. He has been doing comedy for six months and works as a senior solutions architect, while during his interview, a guest in the audience offered to pay $30,000 for his immigration lawyer fees.

He performed a minute about Marilyn Manson and Joe Biden. He discussed his addiction to dark chocolate almonds and his habit of drinking excessive amounts of club soda, the longest-running regular in the show's history.