Robert Omoto talks about opening for Mike Epps and having to do time after him, Paul Mooney dropping in, a trip to Fort Bragg, and plays a one of his favorite bits from Big Jay Oakerson.

Robert Omoto discusses an insane week of travel, his father using an actual fold out map to navigate while sitting shotgun, and plays clips of crowd work from a recent show.

Robert Omoto discusses his experience performing at the San Luis Obispo (SLO) Comedy Festival and his 1994 red Prelude he had in college and all the things wrong with it.

Robert Omoto plays a clip from Jim Norton and Patrice O'Neal talking about life cringing moments, plays a clip from a new joke about the age of consent, and talks about horrible things he used to do as a kid.

Robert Omoto talks about his recent reconstruction of his set, performing at the Granada Theatre, and plays clips of riffing at recent shows.

Robert Omoto plays a clip of riffing from his recent open mic at the Touch of Class, talks about trying to improve in front of predominantly black audiences, and discusses why he has to drop a joke he has been saying.

Robert Omoto talks about a recent comedy competition in Oakland, dreaming of being the cook at a Mongolian BBQ, and reminisces on bartending at nightclubs.

Robert Omoto talks about why he couldn't be Batman, a fight in a movie theater during Christmas, and Sacramento being ranked as the #2 ugly city in the nation.

Robert Omoto talks about his recent experience with a JCPenny credit card scammer and plays a clip where he did crowd work after an audience members phone rang during one of his jokes.

Robert Omoto talks about the recent Gateway Show at the Sacramento Comedy Spot where he had to do one 7 minute sober set, then smoke weed, and come back and do another 7 minutes. He plays the clip of his high set and talks about his experience.