DEAR TEACHER | The LETTERS Game (they can only speak one word at a time) | Shoot From The Hip
AJ and Sam of Shoot From The Hip perform the Letters Game, a word-at-a-time exercise in which two players collaboratively compose a letter of complaint addressed to a teacher. Each performer contributes one word per turn, producing the stilted, unpredictable syntax characteristic of the format.
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