KT #90

A firefighter and storyteller who was signed up for the show by someone else. He has been doing comedy for about three and a half years and previously worked at The Comedy Store, the panel critiqued his use of the word 'professor' as a tag.

A bellboy at a hotel in New Jersey who told stories about his job and a dad in a maroon van. He has been doing comedy off and on for about ten years, the panel encouraged him to dedicate himself more sincerely to the craft.

Originally from Austin, Texas, he performed a bit about his aunt with Alzheimer's. He mentioned he writes every day due to OCD but needs to get on stage more often, joe Rogan encouraged him not to be discouraged by his age.

He discussed his insecurities and his kids during the interview. A 'Nickelodeon sober' comic who does freelance video editing and has shorts on Funny or Die. He has been doing comedy for about a year.

He has written about eight minutes of material so far, a Jungle Cruise skipper at Disneyland for eight years who incorporates Disney secrets into his set. He started comedy after a friend invited him to a 'Skipper Stand Up' show.

He discussed being sober since high school after a bad experience with Gatorade and beer. A comic from San Francisco who recently moved to LA and saved up six months of money to pursue comedy full-time, the panel praised his relaxed tempo and lack of visible nerves.

Her set focused on dating material and opening with an accent. An actress and comic who has been doing stand-up off and on for five months, the panel advised her to be more herself on stage rather than relying on a persona.

Her minute focused on a joke about phone sex and vibrate settings, dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy. Tony noted she has been opening for Sebastian Maniscalco recently.

Performed a minute about scrambled eggs and powdered milk, joe Rogan praised her confidence and sincere stage presence. She mentioned she often gets comedic inspiration from observing mundane things like grocery store aisles.