Asperger's Are Us Page #2

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good friends at that camp.

To a point where we started

hanging out outside, as well.

Well some of us had the idea

to start a comedy group.

So, that's how Asperger's

Are Us was born.

- These guys were 17

when this troupe started,

so three or four 17

year olds and me,

and it was very much like

the work I have to do

as a camp counselor of,

I'm gonna separate

you guys right now,

take two minutes and then talk

to each other like adults.

- I think me and Noah definitely

are the Pauls and the Johns

of the group.

It's just like sometimes the

days of the early Beatles,

they would mistake John as

the leader of the group.

That's what's happened with us.

It would bother me more so

because it would make it out

to be like, you know,

sort of like how it was

when he was our counselor,

and like he's

basically directing us

and thinking of the ideas,

and it was tough.

Maybe it bothered me more

so than the other guys,

because I was, you know,

the McCartney of the group.

But it doesn't really

happen much any more,

it doesn't really

bother me much any more.

- We usually do

have nowhere to rehearse

and just have to wander around.

It's been three years,

you'd think we'd have a

rehearsal space by now,

but we don't.

How you feelin' Ethan?

You okay?

- What's wrong? Tell us.

You don't want to get what?

Kicked out?

We're not gonna get

kicked out of the mall.

This is perfect.

No one will care if we're here.

Oh, okay, I'm sorry.

We'll go.

Sorry about that,

we didn't know.

We can do it right here.

This is where I...

See Ethan, that wasn't so bad.

- Yeah, except I

knew it would happen.

- I know, but

nothing bad happened.

I knew it'd happen eventually.

- We walked right past him.

- It was okay.

- One time I got

kicked out of the store

across the street from my house,

but I was wearing a devil mask.

True story.

- So do you guys want to

do a superhero palace show?

- Yeah, we can do that.

- No.

- No?

- I don't want to

take any big risks

'cause it's like our last,

potentially our last show.

I want it to end...

- That's the worst philosophy!

You need to take a big risk!

- You can't

record on property here.

- Oh, where does

the property end?

We could go on this bridge.

That might work.

Let's film in this little area

in between these cars.

- Guys, just remember,

there's a whole

bunch of sketches...

- That we've never done.

- That we've not only

have we never done,

but sketches, no.

- But they're not that good.

- So it's

all a bunch of sketches

that we have done,

but never to a

Massachusetts audience.

There's the YMCA poop sketch.

- Yes.

- There is the...

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