Who's the Boss?

Who's the Boss is a short form game that involves four people. This game requires three chairs to be set up in a line facing the audience. Before the game, the audience must suggest what product the business sells. For this game, one improviser must be chosen as the "Boss," and they sit in the middle chair for the entire game. Two improvisers sit on either chair next to them, and they act as the Boss' subordinates. One improviser stands to the side, waiting. When the game is played, the Boss must be talking to one of his employees, usually in an angry or rude way. When an employee is being talked to, they must be obedient and quiet, agreeing with whatever the Boss is saying. The employee that the Boss isn't talking to must try to do wacky things behind the Boss' back, making fun of him. The Boss must alternate between the two employees, trying to catch them. If the Boss catches his employee doing something wacky and they aren't able to justify it, the Boss can fire them, and they must leave and go to the side, where the person standing there must take their place and become a new employee. This goes on for a number of minutes until the game is called.

Tips

 * The Boss should be as angry as possible, shouting and demanding.
 * The employees should go as wacky as they can when the Boss isn't looking. The point of the game isn't to not be caught, it's to be funny. The employees should get progressively crazier until they are caught.
 * Employees just barely not managing to get caught or being able to justify their strange position is funny.