Python doesn't return to the enclosing loop when I use `continue`, due to a mistake I can't catch. 

The following loop should prompt the user for two generic names I set up: `George` and `David`. I want to have it set up so Anaconda asks the user for their name. If they enter `George`, it says `Hi George`. If they enter `David`, it says `Hi David`.

If the user enters any other name, it calls back the loop to try again. I am still a beginner at Python and my knowledge of control flow here shows.

I know that `continue` works only with a `while` conditional. My code was written such that: else, while the name is not `George` or `David`, trigger `continue`, which should go to the enclosing loop (if the name is not `David` or `George`, ask for the name again).

```
name = ''
if name != 'David' and name != 'George':
    print('What is your name?')
    name  = input()
    if name == 'David':
        print('Hi David')
    elif name == 'George':
        print('Hi George')
    else:
        while name != 'George' or 'David' :
            continue

```