Hi, everybody. Welcome to AITA pod. I'm Danny Vega, joined today by a very special guest, someone I've known for, God, almost a decade at least.

Crazy.

Drew Freed, incredible improviser.

Oh, my gosh. Thank you.

I think, I don't know, I don't really believe improv is good, but you,

what do you mean? Well, most of it's pretty bad. Okay. But most improv is people thinking they're doing

something when they're doing nothing. Right. Are you with me on that? Yeah. A lot of it's bad.

Most of it's bad. Most of it's bad. Most of it's people who aren't

funny. They haven't worked. They haven't, they're just, they're just trying to be funny. They are

trying in their, you know, defense. Isn't that? That's true of everything, though, right? Like,

music, if, you know, you only see the good music.

Well, if I go see improvised jazz, everyone there is a musician.

You know, they're a good musician.

Whereas if I go see improv in New York, you know, I might find one or two of the people pretty funny.

Right.

But I think a lot of it is the audience is like, oh my God, they literally

just came up with that. Yeah. That's the magic. But you are not like this. You are,

you are actually funny. And I've thought this for a long time. Like you just, and you're funny,

you're not funny for reasons that I'm funny at all. Like you're just, I don't know,

you're acting funny. You're like character funny. I was just born funny. You're not funny for reasons that I'm funny at all. Like, you're just, I don't know, you're acting funny.

You're like character funny.

I was just born funny.

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