This is exactly right.

Hey, everybody.

Welcome to another episode of I Saw What You Did. My name is Millie de Cherico.

I'm Commodore Daniel Henderson.

Comedore.

I feel like we should be able to pick our own prefixes.

Yeah?

Like, Ms. Isn't doing it for me.

I don't know. Like, Ms. Daniel Henderson. I want it for me. I don't know.

Like, Ms. Daniel Henderson, I want to be fucking Commodore.

I want something that indicates what's about to happen with you if you meet me.

You know, you're right about this because I will say, you know, I was on my little European vacation a couple weeks ago.

And for every form, like, okay, this happens in the U.S. too, I get it, where, like, you know,

you fill out a form, and they're always asking you to pick, like, a Mr. Ms. MS, Ms. Mrs.

Doctor, whatever. Like, they ask you to pick, like, a prefix, right? And it's usually pretty optional, I think, in America. I feel like in Europe, they, it, like they ask you to pick like a prefix, right? And that's usually pretty

optional, I think, in America. I feel like in Europe, it's like a standard thing. They,

like, really want to know. Every form. And I was like, why? Just you want to know if I'm

married or something or what? You're trying to get any that, up in this? Yeah. I'm just trying to go to the bathroom, sir.

Like, why do you have to know my fucking prefixes?

Well, let me ask you this.

Maybe you know this, and I don't.

Is there a difference between MS, period, and M-I-S?

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