KT #651

He performed a shorter set of 44 seconds and discussed his new dating life in Springfield and Austin. Recently became single after a breakup.

He weighs 520 lbs and Tony discussed starting a GoFundMe for his weight loss surgery. A food blogger and Uber driver from San Antonio who has been doing comedy off and on for 10 years.

A petty cabber from Colorado with 4 in comedy.5 years. He admitted to being on drugs during his set and was 'blacklisted' by Tony after a poor performance.

He discussed his 'mega bed' and his habit of eating McChickens, an RV and boat salesman from Orlando, Florida, with two years in comedy.

He performed a minute about being called a 'repeater' by his friends back home, tony praised for his marketing genius in selling rocks as merchandise.

A comedian from San Antonio with 6 months in comedy. He is a Yu-Gi-Oh player whose wife is a mechanic.

He discussed his history of being bullied and his interest in rock climbing, an Austin native with 3 to 4 months in comedy.

He performed a minute about almond milk and trans identity. A recurring guest performer who Tony noted is improving his writing.

Age 37, bartender performing his fifth set ever. He shared traumatic stories about his father's suicide and serving time in state prison for stealing lobster and beer.

A licensed gunsmith and ordained minister from St. Louis, Missouri. He returned to comedy after a year-long break due to his job testing electrical safety equipment.

A comedian from Tampa with 5 years in comedy. He previously opened for Tony in Tampa, though Tony had little memory of the set.

He has been doing comedy for 3 years and discussed being a Type 1 diabetic. A Home Depot employee originally from St. Louis who moved to Austin in April.

An account manager at Enterprise who previously appeared on the show a year ago. He performed a short set before his pregnant wife was invited up.

The pregnant wife of Sergio Guzman who previously roasted him on the show. She is a personal trainer, and Tony 'baptized' their unborn baby with the name Antonio during the interview.

He performed a minute about Kentucky laws and spent the interview complaining about severe food poisoning from a local meatball restaurant, the show's long-time closing regular.