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, me or Casey. Chad

Carter and Chris Kula. Welcome to Improv for humans with Matt Besser. That is me. Oh my goodness, it

must be the middle of summer. It doesn't feel like it yet, but it is hot, hot, hot in here with

Improv. Chad, Kula, Neil Casey. Neil, I haven't seen you in a long time. I saw Kula the other day,

we were going to play tennis and Chad, I see every once in a while, but I welcome back everybody. Say

hello, please. Thank you for having me back. Oh, yeah. Of course. So what should we talk about? Like,

do you guys have any plans for the summer that you're excited about, worried about? You'd like

listen or feed back a box you've never been there before? Talk to me. Anything?

Uh, it's kind of good timing because I'm leaving on a flight tomorrow morning for a very mid-western

lake vacation. Okay, I love it. I love it. I'm from Michigan, grew, grew up there. Folks are still

there. My son's attending a violin camp, like a fine arts camp there. Maybe not his first choice.

Of summer plans, but you just buried the headline on the not doing piano conversation we were just

having. Yeah, because so he is a violinist. That's the thing that we're like, we're not going to

let this drop. We like piano drop. Violins the thing that my wife wages like a daily mental warfare

to get him to practice. And she's winning that one. So he's doing this like day camp in Michigan

and trying like, you know, it's not going to be his favorite thing. So to make it a little

more palatable, we rented like a little lake house because there's like tons of, you know,

small lakes in Michigan. So this comes with like, you know, doc access. I think there's kayaks at

the house like, oh, yeah. Yeah, it's going to be very like, personal Michigan vacation. Um,

and he's now to see if I might ask. He's going to be nine next week. Okay, that's,

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