Hey everybody, welcome to another episode of Quick Question with Soren and Daniel.

The show where two best friends and comedy writers ask each other questions and give each

other answers. Usually, we're also not doing that again today. We're going to play another game

of dangerous bangers. I'm one of your hosts, Soren Booey. I'm a writer for American dad. I'm out on

the strike lines every single day and I don't know, like a third thing I think I had at one point.

No, I've lost it. Well, maybe Daniel has something. Daniel is the other half of this podcast. He is a

writer for last week tonight and he wrote a book called How to Fight Presidents. It's a New York

Time Best Seller and now what the fuck's he going to say? Because I did all his shit. Yeah, he did all my

shit, but there's one crucial thing that you neglected to say in your intro, which is your name Soren

Booey. You started listing your credits, then you got the third thing and you never like close the

loop of saying it's the name of the guy that you are. That's not specific to this, by the way. I've

now met because I'm doing a lot of meeting of people on the strike lines and they'll introduce

themselves. Yeah, it's really nice to meet you. And then they'll be like, what's your name?

Like, oh yeah, I also have one of those. I am Soren. They call me Soren. You know what I liked about

the strikes that we do is you can you can have a name tag if you want. And I think we should have

them all the time. Oh, I think it would be so great because like you ran into a very famous

showrunner that you've met several times and who owes me $500, but I will not name him here.

And you said hello to him. You said his name and you shook his hand. And he said hello Soren,

good to see you again. And it's possible that he remembered you because you see each other every

day on the lines, but it's possible he saw your name tag. And like it doesn't matter if that's

how he knows your name. It still feels good. It's such a nice reminder of the people around you

because there's no more. I always feel this panic when I meet somebody again. And I'm like,

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