“You wanna know the real reason I need it?” He nods. “Because improv is scary. Really, really scary. When I first started doing it, I was terrified. I would get this awful feeling. What if I can’t think of anything? What if my words don’t come out right? What if I’m not funny like everyone else? I’d feel it in my stomach, and I’d think, There’s no way I can go onstage and do anything. But then? I’d go onstage and do something. And the more I did it, the less scary it became. It helps remind me I can be brave.” “I hate being scared,” he says. He doesn’t seem skeptical anymore. He seems grateful
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