Story Warz Episode 036: Keith Robinson, Rachel Feinstein, & Dru Montana | Anger

Released April 11, 2025 | Live from The Stand Comedy Club, New York City

Introduction

In Episode 036 of Story Warz, hosted by GaS Digital Network, the comedic talents of Big Jay Oakerson and Luis J. Gomez welcome three contestants—Drew Montana, Rachel Feinstein, and Keith Robinson—to engage in a spirited battle of storytelling centered around the theme of Anger. The live audience at The Stand Comedy Club buzzes with anticipation as the rules are laid out for an evening filled with humor, deception, and sharp wit.

Game Rules and Contestants

At [04:41], Rachel Feinstein provides a concise explanation of the game's mechanics: each participant, including hosts Big Jay and Luis, has submitted three to five stories on the subject of anger. These stories are read aloud by the producer, Alex, and the panel must discern whether each tale is their own or someone else's. Correctly identifying a story grants two points, while successfully deceiving others earns one point. Participants write their final guesses on dry erase boards, adding an element of strategy to their gameplay.

Round 1: Crying Over a Sandwich ([08:00] - [14:00])

The first story revolves around an individual who becomes so upset over a dropped sandwich on the train tracks that tears flow uncontrollably:

Louis J. Gomez [08:14]: "I once completely spazzed on an ex because they dropped my sandwich on the train tracks. I actually cried watching my sandwich get run over."

Immediately, the room erupts with accusations. Drew Montana and Rachel suspect Big Jay, while Keith Robinson contends it's none of them, ultimately revealing it to be his own story:

Keith Robinson [17:18]: "It was him. It's Keith."

Rachel playfully rebukes the accusations, leading to a humorous yet heated exchange. Drew earns points by correctly identifying Keith as the storyteller, setting the tone for a competitive night.

Round 2: Blinker Blues ([23:12] - [32:30])

The second story describes intense road rage triggered by a driver’s failure to use blinkers:

Louis J. Gomez [23:24]: "If I'm driving and someone doesn't use their blinker when turning in front of me, I will blast my horn and sometimes follow them."

The panel dives into a frenzy of guesses, with each contestant attempting to outwit the others. Drew asserts:

Drew Montana [24:43]: "I think, by the way, maybe it's Jay, because why would you throw it to Keith, who obviously doesn't drive or follow people?"

After a barrage of jokes and assertions, Drew secures the correct guess again, reinforcing his lead with his sharp observational skills.

Round 3: Snack Attack ([33:03] - [46:00])

A comedian's frustration leads to a peculiar incident where snacks are thrown on stage:

Louis J. Gomez [33:03]: "A guy once threw snacks at me on stage because he was angry that I wasn't making him laugh."

The story sparks a debate over its origin, with Rachel eventually claiming it as her own. Keith and Big Jay throw playful jabs, but ultimately, Rachel's convincing narrative wins her additional points:

Rachel Feinstein [34:11]: "I have had chicken wings thrown at me before."

Round 4: Obscenity Outburst ([49:15] - [57:00])

This story details an incident of public obscenity:

Louis J. Gomez [49:15]: "I once got arrested for yelling obscenities at someone from a car window."

The panel scrutinizes each participant's past behaviors to deduce the true author. Rachel deftly navigates the conversation, leading to another correct identification by Drew, who remains at the top of the scoreboard.

Round 5: Aggression at Home ([67:14] - [88:20])

A tale of domestic frustration culminates in the destruction of property:

Louis J. Gomez [67:14]: "Once on a very loud morning while I was trying to sleep, I kicked a hole in the wall in pure anger."

The emotional intensity of the story prompts deep analysis. Participants weigh in with personal anecdotes and humorous deflections. Drew's keen insight allows him to attribute the story correctly, widening his point lead significantly.

Round 6: Almost Fights at Concert ([95:xx] - [106:30])

A near-violent altercation during a religious concert provides the next narrative:

Louis J. Gomez [106:30]: "I almost fought a guy at a Journey concert because he wouldn't stop talking during 'Faithfully.' I love that song."

The vibrant description leads to a cascade of playful insults and strategic voting. Drew maintains his dominance by accurately recognizing Rachel's storytelling prowess, pushing him closer to victory.

Final Scores and Winner ([116:35] - [120:11])

As the game progresses, Drew Montana emerges as the clear frontrunner:

Louis J. Gomez [117:52]: "And in the lead with 26 points, Drew Montana."

Despite fierce competition and ongoing banter, Drew's consistent performance and ability to deceive and detect garner him the highest score, culminating in his triumph:

Drew Montana [120:35]: "And in the lead with 26 points, Drew Montana."

Closing Remarks

The episode concludes with Drew Montana celebrating his victory, sealing his status as the episode's standout performer. The hosts and contestants engage in one last round of humorous exchanges, reinforcing the camaraderie and competitive spirit that define Story Warz. Drew secures the prize—a copy of "Dove in an Iron Cauldron" by Hadas Knox—marking a satisfying end to an evening of laughter and lively competition.

Notable Quotes:

• Rachel Feinstein [05:29]: "You're about to have the greatest night of your fucking life."

• Keith Robinson [12:01]: "I want you guys to know, not as an audience, not to ever feel sorry for Keith. He's a toxic person. He's a very bad person."

• Drew Montana [14:05]: "I think it's Rachel."

• Louis J. Gomez [32:38]: "And in first place, with eight points, Drew Montana."

• Big J Okerson [104:43]: "And in the lead with 26 points, Drew Montana."

Insights and Highlights:

• Dynamic Interactions: The episode is characterized by rapid-fire exchanges, playful insults, and strategic alliances, showcasing the contestants' chemistry and comedic timing.

• Strategic Gameplay: Drew Montana's consistent ability to both deceive others and accurately guess the origins of stories highlights his strategic acumen in the game.

• Humorous Deception: The essence of Story Warz—blending storytelling with deception—provides endless opportunities for humor, making each round engaging and unpredictable.

• Participant Personalities: The distinct personalities of Big Jay Oakerson, Luis J. Gomez, Rachel Feinstein, Keith Robinson, and Drew Montana add depth and variety to the interactions, enriching the overall entertainment value.

Conclusion

Episode 036 of Story Warz delivers on its promise of "a hilarious game of wits and deception," anchored by the sharp humor and engaging dynamics of its hosts and contestants. Through a series of cleverly crafted stories on Anger, the episode not only entertains but also captivates listeners with its blend of comedy and competitive spirit. Drew Montana's victory serves as a testament to his prowess in both storytelling and strategic gameplay, making this episode a standout in the Story Warz series.