QUESTIONS
1. What’s the first thing you’d do if you were president?
2 What’s your favorite outfit?
ANSWERS By: Austin Smith
1. Get stuck in congressional gridlock and never get anything done, quit, then learn how to play golf.
2. I don’t have a favorite outfit, I just wear whatever is clean that goes together.
QUESTIONS
1. If you could volunteer your time to help one charity which would you choose?
2. When you receive two invitations at the same time how do you decide which one to accept?
ANSWERS By: Austin Smith
1. I have no idea, there are so many that do so many different things, and some that are so much better at providing money and care and I don’t know the full story about any of them. I’d have to say that given perfect information about all of the charities I’d choose the one that delivers the most “care” for the least amount of “overhead”.
2. I don’t know that either, it would depend on whether or not they were family, friends, or the even was a wedding, party, etc… I really have no system for such a thing.
QUESTIONS
1. What do you worry about the most?
2. What name would you pick for a dog?
ANSWERS By: Austin Smith
1. Wow, that’s a heavy question. I think my ability to make money doing what I am currently doing and my future in it and the future of the world in general I guess.
2. Logan, because I’m sick of dog names
QUESTIONS
1. How are you different from everyone else?
2. What would you like to change about your school?
ANSWERS By: Austin Smith
1. Man I wish I’d thought about this more, but there is at least one thing about me that is different when compared to any other person. So… Everything.
2. The same answer (all the heavy-hitters today folks) everything.
QUESTIONS
1. How was your grandparent’s childhood different from yours?
2. Which three objects would you save first if your house caught fire?
ANSWERS By: Austin Smith
1. Virtually everything, I mean, 100 years ago (or so) the world was completely different, I can’t even begin to understand.
2. My computer, my hard drive, and as many of my cartoons as I could. (After the standard getting everyone out of course)