Kill Tony #347 — Dom Irrera

Set: Meghan does crowd work about being single. Jokes about liking being single because people congratulate you, contrasting with being married. References tinder and dating multiple comedians.

Interview: Tony discusses her dating two comedians (one funnier and taller), her freelance work, modeling, and a story about a neighborhood dentist/basketball coach. They workshop material about the dentist who may have been inappropriate with children.

Set: Ian performs under the stage name 'The Rooster.' He does a set about going to see Crazytown at a bar in 2018 ironically and discovering he genuinely enjoyed rap rock.

Interview: Tony learns Ian changed his stage name from his real name to get pulled from the bucket again after two years. They discuss his background in punk bands, music hobbies, and his mother's acting career.

Set: Jesse jokes about his 95-year-old grandmother born in 1924 (same age as Tombstone Pizza frozen food). He does material about his bar job and PDA in bars.

Interview: Tony learns Jesse is 24, works at a bar/cafe, and his father is in prison for murder. They discuss his family situation, single status, last date (Bohemian Rhapsody movie), and Mortal Kombat.

Set: Steven does material about feeling good/high without drugs, then discovering he'd taken Xanax. He tells a story about meditating and realizing he'd consumed half a Xanax bar.

Interview: Tony learns Steven recently got a dispensary job with 50% discount, works at telemarketing, has been doing stand-up 5+ years. Discussion covers his Catholic family, monstrance incident while high, Bassnectar dating women, and his mother not picking up on Mother's Day.

Set: Cedric is a first-time stand-up who was picked up from the airport three hours ago by a friend and signed up. He discusses his mother's new extreme Christian routine.

Interview: Tony learns Cedric is a French teacher from Congo/Belgium/Canada, has a girlfriend in Halifax. Discussion explores his Canadian politeness, lack of adventurousness, and general blandness.

Set: Tristan is the golden ticket redeemer from Phoenix. He does material about his name (rhymes with profanity), participation trophies, and growing up as a young person.

Interview: Tony learns Tristan turned 21 on Saturday, started comedy at 16, performed at a children's fashion show in giraffe-print for his birthday, respects the Comedy Store, lives with parents, dad makes Monster Jam video game.

Set: William performs new minute about his three-year-old son Jameis, getting high on embalming fluid, McDonald's quarter pounder, and his confusing joke setup.

Interview: Tony learns William's son is actually five (not three), steals from Kmart, William has diverticulitis, lost pension gambling in Vegas, was a cop 25 years, killed people in Hawaii, sent pipe bombs to Kentucky, and smokes embalming fluid.

Set: Destiny does material about Tinder profile with sexual specifics, being single, her mother's expectations, and her sister's baby shower. Heavy focus on sexual content and abortion references.

Interview: Tony learns Destiny has been doing stand-up since 2015 in LA/Austin, works at health tech startup, met recent hookup at Venice Beach randomly after four hangouts, has only squirted four times.