
Stand-up comedian
Stand-up comic and US Army combat veteran mining his own Iraq tour — including the sniper round to the back of the head — for jokes.
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He was shot in the back of the head by a sniper in Iraq in 2003, finished the tour, and was medically retired in 2005. He is a Purple Heart recipient, and he mines that experience on stage rather than working around it — his 2017 Laugh Factory set is titled "Perks of a Purple Heart".
His recurring "Explaining Army Stuff to Normies" franchise walks civilians through military life.
"Perks of a Purple Heart" (2017, Laugh Factory YouTube) turns the wound and the medal that followed into material.
"Local Boy Done... Meh" (2025) is his self-released special on YouTube.
Nerd-culture material and rock guitar run through the act — he bills himself as "Comedian. Guitarist. Nerd." and plays lead guitar in The Bridge Crue.
He created The GIs of Comedy, the veteran stand-up package that has raised $50,000+ for the Special Operations Warrior Foundation.
Military-and-veteran-rooted observational stand-up built from his own combat experience — shot in the back of the head by a sniper in Iraq in 2003, finished the tour, medically retired 2005 — mining that trauma rather than working around it. Recurring 'Explaining Army Stuff to Normies' franchise, plus nerd-culture material and rock guitar.
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