KT #789

Originally from New Jersey, he has been doing comedy for nearly two years. He works at Trader Joe's and lives in a three-bedroom house with six other people, including his girlfriend's adult daughter and her children.

He currently works as a CDL truck driver delivering water and demonstrated a physical feat of bending his legs behind his head. He has been doing comedy for 11 years, starting in Honolulu, Hawaii.

He has been doing comedy for 5 years and previously appeared on the show in Los Angeles. He claimed to have a World War II bullet in his knee from a childhood accident.

A professional comedian based in New York, originally from Ireland. He has been in the US for 14 years and was invited to perform a guest set.

A Brazilian comedian who has been doing standup for three years. He mentioned that his first appearance on the show helped him secure a visa to stay in the United States.

Performing as a character, his real name is Anthony Cottero and he has done comedy for six years. He was awarded a Golden Ticket after revealing a 'Ratatouille' rat hidden under his chef's hat.

Moved to Austin from New York in June and has been doing comedy for two years. He is currently unemployed and looking for work in tech sales while living on unemployment benefits.

His set focused on OnlyFans, phone chargers, and a recent trip back to Atlanta, originally from Atlanta, now based in Austin.

Has been doing comedy for 15 years, starting in Tucson, Arizona. He has lived in Austin for five years and creates movie reviews of bad films on the internet.

A first-time performer with about two years in comedy. He is a 30-year-old unemployed former landscaper with a degree in electronic media and broadcasting.

His set involved jokes about Uncle Lazer and Tech Decks, but he was cut short by the host due to poor reception. Claims to have been doing comedy for three and a half years.

He discussed his podcast 'The Solid Show' and his hobby of using a random coordinates app to find 'glitches in the simulation', a successful Austin-based comedian and frequent guest.

The interview focused heavily on his flamboyant personality and a blindfolded 'touch test' to see if he could distinguish a man's arm from a woman's. Has been doing comedy for three months and has four sons.

27 years old and has been doing comedy seriously since April. He works as a 'barker' for Shakespeare's, a bar on 6th Street in Austin.

A long-time regular known for his rapid-fire 'folks' jokes, his set featured seasonal Halloween-themed material.