Peter and Sean dive into the San Antonio comedy scene, riffing on an egotistical comedy club manager and new information discovered about the Bomb Squad Open Mic featured in episode #6.

CORRECTION: Ru Bone is the manager of LOL Comedy Club, not the owner.

Peter and Sean talk about using jokes during job interviews and the release of Aziz Ansari's new special, as well as riff on a new comedian who was bummed that the open mics were cancelled for July 4th and took matters into his own hands.

Peter and Sean talk about instances of stolen jokes and riff off a new, very layered open mic where audience members can throw "bombs" at comics they don't like.

Peter and Sean discuss how much a gig would have to pay them for them to skip out on a funeral, whether or not you should add that you do comedy on your resume, and how to make friends in comedy. PLUS we also discuss submission ideas for our decathlon! The loser of the decathlon has to perform a set written by the winner, so keep sending us ideas and stay tuned.

Peter and Sean discuss a service that allows you to confidentially hire people to laugh at your comedy show as well as some fan-submitted comedy stories. Plus we try a new segment where we give each other joke premises to finish.

Peter and Sean talk about a comedy club patron who called 911 after something a comedian said, a safe space open mic in Massachusetts, and different sorts of gimmick shows around the country, including a drunk, high, and sober comedy competition and a show that allows the audience to throw ping pong balls at the comics.

Peter and Sean retort against fellow podcaster, Dave Namery, for throwing shade at them in his podcast, talk about a series of secret, DIY professional stand-up shows, and make fun of a comedian who is way too adamant about not wearing shorts in 120 degree weather.

Peter and Sean discuss a New York Times article about open mics, a show in Minnesota that features mom comedians performing onstage with their babies, and a thread of text messages that a crazy, narcissistic comedian sent to a girl who rejected him.