KT #740 - FLUFFY + SAL VULCANO

First time doing standup comedy. He is a 42-year-old IT consultant from San Antonio who started comedy after losing his father during COVID. He is married with two kids and has Spurs season tickets.

Has been doing comedy for about six years, mostly in Kansas City. He works as a cook and revealed during his interview that he has not dated in eight years due to having HPV. He also mentioned he used to weigh nearly 400 pounds.

A 22-year Army veteran who now works for the state as a process improvement specialist. He is 45 years old, a grandfather of two, and was invited to perform on the Secret Show. This was his second appearance on the show.

Has been doing standup for four years in various cities including Austin, Miami, and New York. She spoke about gaining 35 pounds and her love for steak and potatoes. Her set involved high energy and a joke about seahorses.

Originally from Estonia, he performed a new minute about American Advil and Dunkin' Donuts. He mentioned he does not have a driver's license and rides a bicycle around Austin. He is a weekly regular on the program.

Has been doing comedy for four years in Austin and owns a cannabis college. He writes novels and children's books for adults, which are illustrated by his wife using AI. His real last name is Olshavsky.

A flight simulator technician originally from Puerto Rico now living in San Antonio. This was his first time doing comedy, and he had a very long, chaotic interview where Tony called his mother, Esperanza, on stage. He is 48 years old and has three sons.

Has been doing standup for two months and works in sales with a Shopify website. He has been married for 28 years and has three children. His set involved a long story about a childhood game that the panel found confusing.

Originally from Dallas, he has been doing standup for seven years and recently went full-time. He previously worked in corporate real estate sales and was a youth pastor. He is married to a woman named Esther who works for a state agency.

A Hall of Fame former regular who returned for a guest set. He performed a minute about fantasy football and engaged in a roast session with Tony and the guests. He is currently touring and mentioned a new project with Tony.

Started comedy in Long Island seven years ago and has been in Austin for two years. He recently worked at Jersey Mike's but was fired and now works for Door Dash. He also shoots music videos for the local hip-hop scene.

The show's long-time closing regular, originally from Memphis. He showed off a new 'puppy cut' haircut and talked about his cousin's wedding. He claimed to have reached 2 million meters on his rowing machine.