Kill Tony #282 — Jeremiah Watkins, Joel Berg

Set: First-time stand-up discussing his childhood comedy experience performing a Bill Cosby bit at age 10 and how that has not aged well.

Interview: Tony probed Frank's background as an accountant, his one-year relationship with his girlfriend (also an accountant), and family heritage. Frank revealed meeting his girlfriend on Tinder and going to a bar for their first date.

Set: Colombian adoptee discussing his unique family dynamic as an adopted child of biological parents who also adopted his sister, making incest theoretically safe genetically.

Interview: Lucas revealed he's from Columbus, works at a grocery store, and used to sing in punk bands. He discussed his adoptive father telling him he was proud when Lucas did stand-up, and showed he can draw.

Set: Box office worker discussing being high at baseball games, being the youngest of seven sisters who dressed him up as a child and kept provocative photos.

Interview: Henry revealed he's been doing stand-up for seven years, works at the Funny Bone comedy club, is from southern Ohio, and attended a Kill Tony show in Vegas. Tony advised him against moving to DC.

Set: Youngstown native discussing physical appearance jokes, weak chin, recently learning to tell time, and comparing himself to Ryan Gosling if he were a lesbian.

Interview: Joe revealed he's from Youngstown, just turned 29, lives in Cranberry Township near Pittsburgh, and his mother passed away on Halloween from cancer. He broke his arm and wrist in basketball falls.

Set: Studied to be Catholic priest, jokes about looking like Jesus, dark humor about kids, abandoned priesthood to avoid taking poverty vow.

Interview: Michael is from Rochester, been doing stand-up one and a half months, freelance translator of Arabic and Spanish, makes eight cents per word. Interview devolves into porn discussion and sexual content with fiancée in Rochester who is also a translator.

Set: Columbus comedian discussing feeling down watching GLOW, lost 22 pounds on vegan diet in three and a half months, nostalgia for when you could throw shoes at presidents.

Interview: Logan is about a year and a half into stand-up, delivers craft beer for a brewery, plays emo music, does D&D. Recent ex-girlfriend punched him in the face while he was driving after getting fired for her eating a sandwich.

Set: Discusses grandpa's sexual prowess in nursing home, references Tony's previous fat Lannister insult, makes self-deprecating jokes about appearance.

Interview: Will is from Put-in-Bay island in Lake Erie, has been doing stand-up for five years, works as a carpenter, doing keto diet. Tony previously called him a fat Lannister and told him to get healthy.

Set: Physical specimen who dresses like slob, describes himself as big blueberry, discusses unexpected tissue in intimate moments with women.

Interview: Jeremy is 33, works at manufacturing warehouse as picker, first-time stand-up, lives 30 minutes outside Cleveland with parents. Plays video games (Witcher 3, Fallout, Skyrim), single, grandmother cooks good mac and cheese.

Set: Performs a joke about his father teaching him to smoke and drink as a child, asks if his dick touches his asshole to determine maturity level.

Interview: Devon is 24, first-time doing stand-up, revealed he performed a joke from his grandparents rather than original material. Tony criticized him for not creating original content.

Set: Moved from Chicago back to Cleveland, describes return as purgatory, drinks heavily, complains about five white men not being funny.

Interview: Bridget is drunk, lived in Chicago five years, grew up in Cleveland, briefly lived in Melbourne. Tony stops the interview, criticizing her lack of punchlines and angry demeanor, dismissing her.

Set: First-timer discussing workplace bathroom strategy to avoid coworker Linda and the challenge of using the toilet freely without judgment.

Interview: Britney came unprepared, husband signed up too, she wanted to demonstrate he could come up. Tony criticized her lack of preparation and execution.

Set: Originally from Hawaii, raised in Michigan, moved to Cleveland 1.5 years ago, discusses Asian family pressure not to disappoint.

Interview: Amber has been doing stand-up for 14 months since moving to Cleveland, works at a budget dumpster company. Tony praises her energy and work ethic, encourages her to write more material.