Garrett Dale and the ChillLAX Tent

improv4humans with Matt Besser

Matt Besser

Comedy

4.9 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 15 May 2019

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

Musical guest Garrett Dale of Red City Radio joins Eugene Cordero, Seth Morris, Brian Huskey, and Matt Besser for this week’s improv4humans! Garrett plays songs that inspire scenes about dropping your weed into a gross carpet, taking 911 calls with your eyes closed, and keeping unwanted songs off the party playlist. Plus, a coffee exec seeks a breakthrough in the shower, a chill-out tent gets mistaken for a food stand, and a house full of dogs gets in the way of a new job.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Improper Humans with Matt Besser, Holy crap, Husky, Dero, Morris back in the
0:15.8	saddle.
0:16.9	The guys I always bring around when I have a great musical guest on, like Garrett Dale
0:23.0	of Red City Radio all the way from Oklahoma City.
0:27.5	Welcome, my man.
0:28.5	Good to be here.
0:29.5	Thank you.
0:30.5	Thank you, gentlemen.
0:31.5	I'm a long time fan of yours, dude.
0:33.2	I like your music.
0:34.2	I like your punk rock music.
0:35.8	And now you're going on tour with John Snoggrass doing a solo thing.
0:40.7	That's right.
0:41.7	We've been blazing out California.
0:43.5	Yeah.
0:44.5	It actually just ended.
0:46.1	Just rounded up.
0:47.2	You ended it and you've been kind enough to bring your guitar here.
0:51.6	And I don't know if you know the format.
0:53.0	What we do is you'll play a song, then we'll either launch right into a scene or maybe
0:58.2	a talk to you about the song for a second and then go into a scene and then we'll do
1:02.0	a couple scenes, then we'll repeat.
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