Kill Tony #687 — Joe DeRosa, Chris Distefano

Set: Enrique discusses abusing his own food supply while driving Uber Eats, weight gain, his girlfriend sucking his breasts, and the resulting orgasms.

Interview: Enrique talks about stopping Uber Eats work, his fitness and biking efforts with a disabled friend, touring with Heath Cordes and Rick Diaz. Chris DiStefano invites him to perform at his Dallas shows.

Set: Emily jokes about her 66-year-old father marrying a Ugandan mail-order bride younger than her, and how he provided for the bride more than he provided for his daughter.

Interview: Emily explains she's been doing comedy for one year, moved from Boston to Miami to Austin, co-hosts a podcast called 'Two Girls One Blunt.' Joe DeRosa and Chris provide comedy coaching on premises and shock value versus truth.

Set: Chris performs extremely dark material about Epstein Island, child molestation, and retarded children, making jokes comparing which victims would be easier.

Interview: Chris reveals he's 25, started standup at 18 (7 years), is a cook at Torches, lives with a roommate in San Marcos, has social anxiety, and was previously molested. Panel discusses his dark comedy choices.

Set: Chen, a trans comedian, jokes about being called gay when coming out as trans, sucking dicks in dresses, and her boyfriend joking she should transition from alive to dead.

Interview: Chen is a regular on the show, DJs on Tuesdays at Shakespeare's comedy club, plays ethnic music based on audience demographics, born in Wuhan China, moved to America at 10, raised in New Mexico.

Set: Jared makes a joke about finding explosive deals on Amazon that only ship to Lebanon, then thanks the audience with a thick stutter.

Interview: Jared is a golden ticket winner from Toronto, has a prominent stutter that worsens with alcohol, working on his US visa, previously had his tricycle stolen in Canada.

Set: Soul performs material about failing SATs, Asian parent pressure, American identity, eating anything including pets, and keeping soy sauce packets to flavor discount sushi.

Interview: Soul is a Korean Air Force veteran from Gatlinburg Tennessee, drives for Uber at Austin Airport 25 times weekly, caregiver for elderly parents, divorced, adopted, searching for biological mother.

Set: Drew opens with crude material about women tripping and showing genitalia, then performs a joke about Black people calling cars 'whips' being ironic.

Interview: Drew is 26, from Denver, moved to Austin 3 weeks ago, has 8-10 months of standup experience, previously worked restaurant jobs, mimes for amusement on stage.

Set: Peyton jokes about Tinder requiring users to select 'Black Lives Matter' as a hobby, pointing out the absurdity of political movements being categorized as recreational activities.

Interview: Peyton is 23, started standup 6 years ago, from Chicago, just moved to Austin 3 weeks ago, doesn't have a job yet, appears young and physically immature.

Set: Bruno, an Australian scaffolder, discusses being mistaken for Mexican, having 'prison eyes,' and being told he's intimidating despite being nice.

Interview: Bruno is Australian, not Mexican, boxing background explains his flat nose and back-of-head injury, revealed he was drugged and knocked unconscious at a bar, slipped on his own urine.

Set: Luke discusses identifying as a 'Badly Bald Caucasian,' his rough childhood with a conspiracy-theorist father, priests beating him, and Mexican food nostalgia leading to innuendo.

Interview: Luke is 23, from Connecticut originally but moved to Houston at 12, just started working at an art gallery, previously worked at migrant shelter helping ICE detainees.