Kill Tony #769 — Chris O'Connor, Mat Edgar

Set: Miller discusses San Diego culture, describing residents as blonde, wealthy, and carefree, with peculiar local mannerisms and unique language patterns.

Interview: Tony and panel learn Ivy is 3 months into standup, works as a lifeguard in San Diego, surfs and snowboards, lives half the year in Portugal, and was recently single after a 6-month relationship.

Set: BK compares his Middle Eastern childhood to white American childhoods, discussing refugee camp versus summer camp and family gatherings versus pen pals.

Interview: BK revealed he started standup in 2008 but took a 17-year break after suffering a stroke in 2010 that affected his speech. Recently laid off from an 8-year fintech job, he's attempting to return to comedy and music.

Set: Malloy delivers jokes about paranoid schizophrenia, Paris trip via mushrooms, ex-girlfriend comparisons, and a dark 9/11 joke with controversial punchline.

Interview: Malloy is 60 years old with paranoid schizophrenia and enlarged prostate that prevented standup for 6 years. Former Opie & Anthony personality, Last Comic Standing contestant, Lyft driver, merchandise seller, Cleveland native, frog jump enthusiast.

Set: Assily describes himself as an Arab who looks like a Mexican woman, makes dark jokes about strangulation and violence, discusses being autistic and unconventional.

Interview: George is 29 (or claims to be), started standup 10 years ago in Montreal, Lebanon-born, currently between jobs living in a bush, has a girlfriend he met at a comedy show.

Set: Chacon performs an extended set about erectile dysfunction, gas station boner pills with animal names, heart palpitations, and relationship challenges.

Interview: Enrique discusses taking unregulated gas station boner pills, his girlfriend complaining he's too quick (8 pumps), building a goat fence on his 7-acre farm, wanting kids, and using dildo sets for foreplay.

Set: McCowan jokes about a spontaneous girlfriend who puts his dick in cereal, contrasts with previous crazy ex-girlfriend during Monopoly game.

Interview: Greg is 29, doing standup 2.5 years, from Dallas, works at Chicken Salad Chick as shift leader, met girlfriend at bar on Sixth Street, she moved to Chicago after a couple weeks.

Set: Stamm does aggressive material about pulling out a condom and demanding women perform oral sex, describes his penis vein in explicit detail.

Interview: Luke is 29, doing standup 6 years, was heavily addicted to cocaine and alcohol for years, recently 2 years sober, lives in studio apartment with broken hot sauce bottles, cleans cars for living.

Set: Blair delivers controversial material about ugly white women dating black men, argues it's hurting evolution and professional sports, makes anti-white comments.

Interview: Eric is 51, this is his second bucket pull, first time on main stage, became Kill Tony fan a year ago, works as litigation lawyer in Austin, does online dating.

Set: Reynold discusses violent Baltimore culture versus domestic violence in Austin, comparing his experience moving from Maryland to Texas.