Q1, you are entering an improvised comedy show restricted to humans only. Improv for humans,

with Matt Besser. Based on your suggestions and other sources of inspiration, Matt and guests

will perform fully improvised scenes. Today's episode features human guests, Lennelput and

Betsy Sodiano. Welcome to Improv for humans with Matt Besser Betsy to alarming how good

Dan. It's pissing me off. I would switch to my like FaceTime to like make you feel better,

but then you can see the breadth of how messy my room is. I don't like that view. Thank you. But it does it does look like it's he's being it's on camera. I mean, right.

Rosenberg's is even better. He he has the same camera, but a better lens. So he makes me like when we're

trying to do it. Everyone compliments him and I feel. God, damn you got to get better lighting, dude. Yeah, get a ring light.

You think it's the lighting here? Here. My wife has the whole lighting setup. Yeah, she doesn't have a great camera though.

Guitar pedals are an amazing thing to get into if you really want to waste a lot of money. And feel like you need more.

First have to figure out how to play guitar. Now now get the pedals, dude. Dan, do you not know how to play guitar? Do you own one?

If you try, no, I tried in high school. I tried to pick up bass because all my friends play guitar. And it was like, maybe I could learn this. It seems to be a year.

I think I learned the first like eight notes of Godzilla. The uh, yeah, Easter call.

Easter call. It's amazing for song to learn. It's just like, can you give us a little blue oyster call beginning of Godzilla?

Yeah, Brett. Brett hit it with his head. That was what.

We need you. We need you.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, man, man, man.

Oh, this is my song.

It makes me want to buggy.

Godzilla is moving his hips. That's how it loves this song.

Godzilla loves the Sony to this.

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