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I'm Melissa Kirsch,

editor-in-chief of Life Hacker. And I'm Andy Oarn, an editor with the site.

So, Andy, how are we going to transform people's lives this week?

Well, this week we're talking about improv as an improv comedy. And I know a lot of people

might not see exactly how improv comedy would appeal or apply to their own life if they're not, you know, theatrical people are necessarily into comedy.

But improv actually has a lot of ideas that people can use in their everyday life, right?

There are a lot of tactics that you can use that don't have anything to do with being funny and don't have anything to do with being in the theater.

So I have an ungood authority that you have a secret improv pass, Andy.

Well, that is true a little bit.

I'm not an experienced veteran of improv or anything, but I did do one class at the upright Citizens Brigade in L.A.

And I had a good time. It was surprisingly not horrific because I'm not really the kind of person

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