I'm not pulling out of the driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for another drive at work at home edition.

So today I have Ari Zirlnick, who was in charge of names and flavor text for infinity. So we're going to talk names and flavor texts.

Hello, Ari.

Hey! Hello. Hi Mark. How's it going?

Okay. So, first, I want to explain a little bit to the audience two things.

First up, you had an idea.

When you were put in charge of the names and flavor tags, you had an idea for what to do with

the set.

That is not the normal way we do names and flavor tax.

Let's talk a little bit about how did you come up and

what was the idea and how did you execute on it? Oh, for sure. So, yeah, I was put in charge of this one

because the standard creative text coordinator was pretty underwater at the time and I'm known

for being just a little bit funny. So I realized that what I need to do was stack the deck with people significantly

funnier than I was. So I got permission from the creative director to hire some, some internet names,

which we, I don't think we've ever, have we stunt cast on creative text writers before, Mark?

We have not. This is the first stunt casting.

I mean, we have been people who've been on teams that people might recognize.

Like, there are, you know, community people that have worked on named Flavit's team.

But this is the first time we kind of did this.

That's true, yeah.

So the very first name on my list was Sean Baby, who was probably one of the most formative comedians to me.

I don't know if any of you had a subscription to Electronic Gaming Monthly Magazine back in the day,

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