KT #645

Comedian based in New York with a new special 'Present Tense' on YouTube. Mentioned he had performed on the show once before a long time ago at The Comedy Store.

Discussed his childhood in a Korean household, including being punished with a TV antenna and his history of 'cutting' for attention. Has been with the show for two and a half years.

Originally from Fort Myers, Florida, he moved to Austin a year ago. He is a truck driver who delivers car parts and shovels horse manure on the side; he has been doing comedy for four years.

A former security guard for the show who has been doing stand-up for a year and a half. He spoke aggressively about his struggles with addiction and trying to get his family back.

Moved to Austin in August and has been doing comedy seriously for three months. He works at a dog kennel and previously did trail work in Kentucky and Florida; he revealed he only has one testicle.

From Elmo, Texas, he is 38 years old and of Irish, Italian, and Native American descent. He runs multiple businesses including breeding pythons, selling mini pigs, and making high-end hot sauce.

Performed a set about a missed opportunity with porn stars in LA. He wore a vintage Cowboys starter jacket and engaged in a joint interview with Uncle Laser.

He discussed his past working in the oil fields and his current financial struggles. A frequent guest/performer who requested to go back-to-back with Kam Patterson to tell his side of a story.

Originally from Baltimore, he lived in Salt Lake City for three years before moving back. He has only done comedy for a month and saved his set by performing an improvised song about Hamas and Santa Claus.

Moved from Orlando to Austin two months ago and was making her second appearance on the show. She works in room service at a hotel and has performed stand-up only six times.

Age 40, real estate broker and restaurant manager from Dallas who has been doing comedy as a hobby for 5-7 years. He wore a custom hoodie featuring images of presidential assassinations.

The show's long-time closing regular of five years. He performed a set about influencers and spent his interview discussing his fear of flying, his new Discover card, and a fictional $30,000 loan for Mad Magazines in the fifth grade.