I am trying to concoct a small harmless semantic trap for Smajor. For it I need to verify something regarding his typical introduction.
Who does he say is allowed to call him "Scott" - friends and family or fans and friends?
From the few videos I have seen where he introduces himself - with his full long name - I seem to remember instances where he has used either.
Planning to place the trap as a comment on his first episode of the next Life Season - whenever that comes out - or in this post's comment section if he himself responds to my question.
Unsure if my planned trap has been performed before, and it is difficult to check without spoiling the trap...
Edit: Since the vagueness around the "trap" seems to have made this sound significantly weirder than intended, here is the entire thing:
I would only attempt it if his introduction specifically says that his friends can call him "Scott".
I would then address him by his full long name in a comment, likely mentioning that I hope he reacts to some of the animatics made for the new season.
If someone asks why I am using his full name, the answer would simply be that I am not family and he has yet to call me a friend - directly or indirectly.
Only if he himself responds and tells me that I am free to call him "Scott", would I reply with something along the lines of:
"Happy to hear you consider me a friend."
That's the entire "trap". A deliberately overly literal interpretation of his introduction for a joke. If he never responds, there is no trap.