Kill Tony #290 — Rick Ingram

Set: Jessie did a set about Eddie Murphy having ten kids and stretching his dick out like a gauged ear, with edgy tags about his ex-wife.

Interview: Jessie discussed working multiple jobs including as a PA and nanny, plays trumpet, and has been booking shows around the country including Phoenix in October.

Set: Brandon did a short, tight set about white privilege and being 2 for 2 at lottery mics while his non-white friends have to wait hours and never get called up.

Interview: Brandon is 21, from Huntington Beach, works at a restaurant, new to comedy (started in June), has black friends, virgin, and wears distressed pants.

Set: Kim did a set about her cat who had to be neutered and had his penis removed by a West Hollywood vet, making him transgender like Caitlyn Jenner, and comparing it to being raised by a gay older brother.

Interview: Kim is a professional dance choreographer who worked on Game of Thrones musical in Australia and danced for Puff Daddy. She has two cats, is married to a Facebook producer, and has been doing stand-up for three years.

Set: Claude did a brief, unclear set that appeared to reference Australian/European topics but was largely incoherent to the audience.

Interview: Claude is from Australia, recently moved to LA, has been in the US for a couple years, and became increasingly confrontational during the interview about Trump, economics, and other topics.

Set: Mary Ann did a set about dating a dandy (fashion-obsessed straight man) named Ryan Seacrest, with detailed jokes about their heterosexual window between 2-4pm and the stages of undressing and intimacy.

Interview: Mary Ann is from London, has been in LA nine years, still has a strong accent, works as a personal trainer, grew up influenced by a pimp named Sebastian Horsely who wrote about drugs and prostitutes and died from heroin.

Set: Hailey did her first-ever stand-up set about discovering Santa wasn't real by catching her dad putting out presents, and her Puerto Rican dad blaming reindeer for burgling their house.

Interview: Hailey is 21, moved to LA from DC three weeks ago, unemployed, watched someone do cocaine recently, doesn't believe it's worth the commitment, and turned down Brandon's advances in the audience.

Set: Malcolm did a new minute about eating chicken wings on the bus without wipes, blaming LA traffic for homeless people, and seeing a homeless man in a Mercedes-Benz then back in the park broke two days later.

Interview: Malcolm is living at a friend's house (Jalen) who is also a comedian, starting a new job Friday doing boxing/shipping work, planning to quit Thursday to make it to La Jolla, and continuously cycles through jobs.

Set: Ricky did a set about having long hair and being mistaken for a woman by guys, confused for someone's ex-girlfriend, and women complimenting him jealously.

Interview: Ricky is 29, half Mexican/indigenous, works in aerospace machining, has played video games heavily since childhood, met girls on dating apps, is dominant in relationships, and enjoys choking during sex.

Set: Dan did a 56-second set about being in special ed and having too much confidence, walking down hallways disrespecting regular kids, and asking if cool kids could bite the teacher like special ed kids could.

Interview: Dan is on his second appearance, flew across country to move his girlfriend out to LA, works as a physical therapy aide with mostly elderly people, studied communications at UMass Amherst, and doesn't drink much.