Describe a person you know who makes you laugh

The person who immediately springs to mind when I think of someone with an incredible, almost instinctive sense of humor is my younger brother, Leo. He has this rare, natural gift for seeing the lighthearted, absurd side of almost any situation, no matter how grim or stressful it might seem at the time. We’ve obviously grown up together, so I’ve had a front-row seat to his comedic evolution over the years. While we used to bicker constantly as children over toys and the TV remote, our relationship as adults is now built almost entirely on a foundation of shared laughter and ridiculously niche inside jokes. What makes him so genuinely funny isn't that he tells "jokes" in the traditional sense; rather, it’s his impeccable timing and his uncanny talent for mimicry. He can do a spot-on, hilarious impression of almost anyone, from our slightly eccentric elderly neighbor to high-profile politicians he sees on the news. He also has this incredibly quick wit—a "deadpan" delivery where he says something profoundly ridiculous with a completely straight, serious face, which usually results in everyone in the room bursting into uncontrollable laughter. The reason I enjoy his company so much, though, is that his humor is never malicious or mean-spirited. He doesn't use his wit to belittle others; instead, he uses it as a tool to diffuse tension and make people feel at ease in awkward social settings. In today’s world, which can often feel quite cynical and heavy, having someone like Leo around is like a literal breath of fresh air. He’s definitively my go-to person whenever I’ve had a "rubbish" day at the office, because I know that within five minutes of talking to him, my perspective will have shifted and I’ll be laughing in spite of myself. He’s essentially a human stress-reliever, and I honestly don't know what I'd do without him.