Kill Tony #400

Set: First-time comedian discusses mattress shopping, brothers, and a prank involving urination on family belongings. Discusses parental relationships and sibling dynamics.

Interview: Nick reveals this is his first comedy show ever after watching Kill Tony daily for two years. He's 26, recently moved to Modesto, works for Amazon as a delivery driver, and previously worked as a chef for seven years.

Set: Drew discusses how his generation changed the definition of addiction, comparing real addictions (his mother's drug problem) to modern ones like coffee and video games. He makes dark jokes about his mother's incarceration.

Interview: Drew is 24, a local comic with 4 years of experience. His mother is incarcerated for stealing $50,000 from a church in Colorado. He recently returned to college studying communications and went on a mini-golf date with a little person.

Set: Matt discusses smoking weed for anorexia, getting high while driving and seeming threatening to women, and forgetting jokes. Heavy drinking and personal struggles dominate the set.

Interview: Matt is 24, been doing stand-up for 1.5 years, and got divorced. His ex-wife was pregnant when she cheated with a Mitsubishi dealership worker named Jeff. He suspects his second child may not be his and previously worked picking up bodies for a mortuary.

Set: Zach discusses physical decline at 31, gaining wisdom, and makes conspiracy theory about baby powder being cremated babies. Absurdist material about aging and consumer products.

Interview: Zach is 31, second-time stand-up comedian (first two years ago), owns an upholstery business in Davis. Has been arrested three times (all 2009-2011), got a late-life circumcision in fourth grade requiring catheter use, had three DUIs in college.

Set: Kyle/Spaceman Spiff discusses being considered psychotic, masturbating on a girl's lawn on ecstasy, earning 'ass bandit' title in jail, and getting drunk. Dark and edgy personal revelations.

Interview: Kyle is 30, married 12 years, has 8 and 5-year-old children, works as a welder. Assaulted a bully in 8th grade with a knife, was denied from Marines, loves psychedelics. Met wife buying ecstasy from drug dealer.

Set: William performs brand-new minute about hiring a Jewish clown, his coworker Patrick from Oriental origin, and references to Lyme disease and peeing blood. Self-deprecating and absurdist material.

Interview: William is blacked out, works at Foot Locker with his cousin Taylor. Recently smoked on roof and drank IPAs. Got ecstasy from a nice lady named Pat, doesn't trust Zantac. Fan of Sacramento Kings player Bogdan Bogdanović.

Set: David discusses missing children statistics by race, joking that Black children are too valuable to go missing and get found quickly. Dark humor about family tax returns and kidnapping.

Interview: David is new regular on the show, second appearance. Ate Popeyes instead of Wendy's during road trip. Listens to 90s rap including DMX. Has chemistry with Tony, riffs on Matchbox 20 and Evanescence.

Set: Eric discusses his father's bank robbery (passed note, got zero dollars, arrested immediately), family disgrace, and searching for nerdy girls at comic shops with booster packs and dice. Dark humor about parental shame.

Interview: Eric calls his ex-girlfriend Jen live on stage during the interview and successfully asks her on another date while on the air. Crowd reacts enthusiastically to the real-time romantic moment.

Set: Bridget opens with joke about getting laid, delivers absurdist one-liner about nothing, discusses commercials promising family treatment, and makes joke about father stealing from job and trading road signs for a child.

Interview: Bridget is from Oregon, over 10 years comedy experience. She is pregnant but claims she's just fat. Works as a sample girl selling Maybelline and Laurie. Tony offers her automatic spot on tomorrow's show after crowd enthusiasm.