Oh, welcome to Improv for Humans with Metabesser, that's me, this is Improv for Humans.

Everyone's allowed today, even robots, that's the kind of mood I'm in today, three other

humans in myself. John Gemmerling. Welcome, guys. Thank you. Thank you.

Let's just, there's so much I want to talk to you, let's just start out with just words, man,

just old-school, bellow, de mama. Oh, we were talking about Italy. She says party. It's so funny,

I was just in Austin and some woman yelled out titties, like that was the first suggestion,

and I feel like that was the first suggestion last year, too, as a woman yelling out titties.

Like, women shouldn't yell out titties, right Amanda? No, I don't think so. I don't think you

should mansplain to women what suggestions they should be in. I feel like as a woman, it's a

challenge. It's like titties, what are you going to do with that? Yeah, what are you going to do

with titties? Yeah, you better honor these titties. You feel that that was the intent when she yelled,

no, no, no, no, no, no, no, this is like titties. Like, almost like, I'm ready to show my titties,

but I don't want to just get to do a scene about it. Oh, I know, I feel like it's the subtext,

I hear. It's the girl that always shows her titties the bar and they're like, Karen, Karen,

put them away. Come on, and she's going now titties now. Yeah, that girl that you know she's

going to whip them out at some point. So it's just, you're saying women shouldn't yell titties

for some sort of feminist reason? Just the way it's just like, we're going to get there anyway and

feel bad about it. Like why start there? Is mansplain a word? Do you just make that up? No,

that's a real word. So I just told a man to what she should be offended by. That's mansplaining.

Did I ask her though? I got the, I searched out the female perspective. You were still

asserting yourself. If this were the internet, you'd be apologizing right now.

Yeah.

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