They’re not just comedy partners for a time, Marshall and Herlihy were also roommates. Their chemistry comes from how well they know each other. “Every time we make something together, we learn something new that the other person is good at and then kind of add it to the vocabulary that we can pull from when we’re doing stuff,” Marshall says. The live show has evolved over time, and even changed performance to performance this summer while they were out on tour. “It’s a different side of us,” says Higgins. They also sing songs while wearing matching multicolored track suits. Please Don’t Destroy’s stage comedy is very similar to what you’ll find online, but they have a little more freedom to expand the world of their sketches and to play different kinds of characters. “We just had some nice lady who thought that we would like it.”

Higgins, Marshall, and Please Don’t Destroy’s third member, Martin Herlihy, are Zooming with me the morning that Drake decided to pose with all the bras that have been flung at him during concerts. “I remember being like, This is so weird, this is not the environment for this. “John screamed like a middle school girl,” says Ben Marshall. And there was the show where an audience member threw her bra onto the stage-but they didn’t exactly play it cool.

Sure, they went to the casino a couple of times their bus driver even won big one night. “It was like, ‘Alright honey, let’s go to bed.’” Almost Famous this wasn’t: “It was really not rock star shit,” says troupe member John Higgins, whose fiancée, Emily Wilson, opened for them during the more than 25-show tour. This summer-as seemingly all of Hollywood took to the picket lines-the trio of sketch comedians collectively known as Please Don’t Destroy headed out on their first cross-country tour.

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