Kill Tony #203 — Bert Kreischer, Josh Adam Meyers

Set: Observational comedy about women following dogs on Instagram vs. men following models. Compares pit bulls to John Goodman. Makes jokes about her boyfriend supporting her financially after quitting barista job.

Interview: Discussed being a 'kept woman' living on boyfriend's wage, her previous barista job, dog breeds she follows, and swimming as a hobby. Panel gave feedback about finding her niche and making jokes about her real experiences.

Set: Adult comedy about being a porn star, dating difficulty due to explicit content online, anal sex mishaps, and faking orgasms. Heavy shock humor with SVU references and horse-related opening.

Interview: Discussed her porn career, how it affects dating, money from webcamming ($60k/year), why she took a break from stand-up, and the challenges of being an active performer at 30. Panel encouraged her to do longer sets.

Set: Set about getting almost hit by Uber driver and tweeting complaint. Abruptly pivots to confused question about 'dirty sanchez' and ends awkwardly asking if it's about Home Depot and Mexican people.

Interview: Discussed his real name change from Elijah to David Ramic (father's Yugoslavian surname), childhood in Connecticut, German Jewish mother, first love being a dog named Blizzard, his dog fighting him, parents' divorce, poverty growing up, and his current job as a window washer on Melrose.

Set: Set uses 'I'm so white' format jokes about being white, Whole Foods, taco spots, and has interest in weed and women. Lacks punchlines and clear structure throughout.

Interview: Revealed he just moved to California from Hawaii, is living under a fake name due to warrants, pulled from bucket twice in two weeks. Panel emphasized he should tell his real story instead of generic 'so white' jokes.

Set: Set about surviving Bosnian-Serbian war and genocide, having a goat best friend named Tina Turner, moving to America and Detroit, learning English, buying a house at 27. Strong material grounded in real trauma and resilience.

Interview: Discussed surviving genocide, homelessness (living in van for 3 years), impromptu street performances at Waffle Houses and other venues, doing 50-hour marathon performance across 27 Waffle Houses, and currently homeless living in van in LA.

Set: Jokes about turning 27, wanting deeper voice, sexual experience with Magnum condom that was too big, disliking dirty talk during sex. Self-deprecating humor about being awkward during intimate moments.

Interview: Recently moved to LA from Detroit/New York (2 weeks), unemployed, worked in sales/logistics/transportation. Panel praised his condom joke setup and callbacks, warned against one-liners, encouraged being himself.

Set: Jokes about getting rear-ended in Uber pool, trying anal sex unsuccessfully (guy couldn't get it in), taking acne medication for 5 years, upcoming breakup. Self-deprecating humor about relationships and body autonomy.

Interview: Regular performer who does new minute every week. Discussed acne medication relationship, upcoming breakup, kissed and made out with AJ Rank on stage. Panel praised her stage presence and consistency.

Set: Jokes about being Asian and disabled: jokes about all Asians can't walk fast (stereotype), people say he'll make it due to being Asian and disabled, geneticist explains muscle/fat cells issue, jokes about not having disabled Asian kids to compete with.

Interview: Discussed being Asian disabled comedian, his motor condition affecting muscle development, using voice-to-text for writing, did live crowd work roasting audience members. Panel encouraged him to lean into crowd work roasting rather than self-deprecation.