Out on the stage, a woman walks with a confident strut in each step she takes. The judges talk to her before her performance as they always do to find out more about her.

She is Gina Brillon and she is from the Bronx, New York. It is her fantasy to be on the show, and she is more invigorated than apprehensive.

She then continues to do her stand-up act where she opens by discussing how she is hitched to a white man from the midwest, while she is a Puerto Rican from the South Bronx.

For her wedding, she was stressed over thinking of her own promises since it would sound more hoodlum than romantic. Then, at that point, she does her impression of what her New York commitments would seem like.

Her husband is cheerful he is hitched to a cheeky latina woman. She mentions that she is his first. While she has been with many white men, for the most part to get data.

She closes the demonstration by mentioning she has an indistinguishable twin sister who has a totally different character than her. Her sister calls her whenever she feels appalling. Gina asks how that should cause her to feel since they have a similar face.

The adjudicators and crowd give her a deeply heartfelt applause. They give her compliments, saying that she is so normally and easily entertaining. Each one of the appointed authorities gives her a yes.