Ben Mandelker

And, you know, out of respect for V and her birthday and her boyfriend dying, he just couldn't even do that.

So he's crying for himself and crying because he knows he looks like a shit on TV.

I don't even think he feels bad about doing it.

I think he just feels bad that it was caught on camera.

exactly and meanwhile you know v is crying because this is a terrible anniversary and you also have kathy who just found out that her stepfather died like the night before and she is a wreck a full wreck and joe's gonna cry like joe's gonna act like he's the the biggest um you know victim of something terrible happening to him and you know you know this was he was crying about himself and not for v because spoiler alert to this episode when v ultimately breaks up with him not a tear is shed

He is not crying over the dissolution of that relationship.

He is not crying that like, she doesn't want him anymore.

He's not moping around.

There's like not one sense, not, not one, not one shred of remorse.

And there's not one instance of sadness, but when he is, but in the last episode, it's nothing but that because it's not about being the last episode.

It's about his self image.

He's such garbage, garbage person.

Well, it's really weird when people go to funerals and then they take selfies at the funeral or they take like a picture with people.

They're like, look at us crying.

And you're like, why are you, but you're like, you're using this as, as social media content.

You know, I don't, I don't know.

It just seems like a weird thing to advertise, you know, and people do it all the time.

And, you know, they'll be standing there or sometimes they'll even be smiling like, Hey, and you're like, you're at a funeral.

What's wrong with you?

But you know what?