Bill Beteet is a Chicago comedian who was born in London, raised in Hong Kong and hit puberty in Texas. Bill's stand-up has been mentioned in TIME Magazine and The Independent. His comedic style has been described as a blend between a French philosopher and Tony Robbins, making you think, recoil and laugh all at once. Ethnically, Bill is an African-American, Indian Malaysian, so he is a minority no matter what room he's in. Bill has produced a popular comedy show called the Young Hustle Show at The Laugh Factory in Chicago. He's performed shows at Zanies, Second City, The Comedy Bar, and headlined Annoyance Theater. Bill has opened for Felonious Munk off the Nightly Show on Comedy Central and Junior Stopka off of Last Comic Standing. Bill runs a blog on Quora, where he has over 32,500 followers from all over the world. He also runs a popular podcast called The Lazy Philosopher, where he's had guests like the general counsel of the Clinton Foundation, best-selling authors, appellate judges and Laugh Factory comedians. The dean of Bill's law school nominated Bill for a TED Talk to speak about what he learned doing 367 consecutive days of stand-up comedy.