So hello again and welcome to another episode of Quick Question with Soren and Daniel the podcast

where two best friends and comedy writers ask each other questions and give each other answers.

I am one half of that podcast author of How to Fight Presidents, staff writer for last week

tonight with John Oliver, creator and host of Obsessive Pop Culture Disorder on YouTube. Daniel

O'Brien joined us as always by my co-host Mr. Soren, but we Soren say hello. Hello everybody,

I'm Soren Booey, I am a writer for American Dad. I also start with a cadence that comes out

pretty high and fast and then I eventually kind of slows down and we should the sentences

trickle out and towards the end the words don't matter as much and I end with what eventually feels

like a period. Hell yeah, I love that period. You know what I hardly ever listen to this podcast,

but when I do I can hear myself coming towards the end of a sentence and realizing that I've forgotten

how I've started a sentence or where it's supposed to go because I speak in so many tangents and runs

and parentheticals and I could just hear it's like, man, you don't even know where this where this

began. What you're describing is exactly why I won't get high anymore, like why I won't smoke weed

because if I do and I start talking to somebody, I'm like in the middle of me talking, I'm like,

oh, what started this? Did I just bring this up out of nowhere? Where am I going?

I can sometimes I hear it in like it's bad. I hear it in meetings that work sometimes where I can

just, I realize that the only thing I've heard for what feels like two minutes is just the sound

of my voice and there've been no periods and I don't know how it started or where it's supposed to

go. There's just been a lot of sound and I'll wrap things up with like, hey, anyway, that's just

my opinion so I don't know like others can disagree. Yeah, you need that qualify. I think it's time

for me to stop talking and I think we all agree, but that's just just me anyway. I think Ben had

something to say Ben, please. Anything but silence after that. Man, I've had so many of those in the

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