Jared Freid

I think that's the worst type of human being is the French.

Awful. Because they take your money and then they act like money doesn't exist. You can't live in both worlds. Right. You can't live in a world where we charge $1,200 a night for a hotel room and oh, we're gonna make this about money? That is the French attitude. It's the same as like, what are you so angry about? Well, I'm angry that I'm spending a month of rent to spend a night at your hotel.

Awful. Because they take your money and then they act like money doesn't exist. You can't live in both worlds. Right. You can't live in a world where we charge $1,200 a night for a hotel room and oh, we're gonna make this about money? That is the French attitude. It's the same as like, what are you so angry about? Well, I'm angry that I'm spending a month of rent to spend a night at your hotel.

Awful. Because they take your money and then they act like money doesn't exist. You can't live in both worlds. Right. You can't live in a world where we charge $1,200 a night for a hotel room and oh, we're gonna make this about money? That is the French attitude. It's the same as like, what are you so angry about? Well, I'm angry that I'm spending a month of rent to spend a night at your hotel.

And seven minutes of the night is spent wrestling with your door. That was a $5 door experience. I do think of money. My problem with most things is this under expectation versus reality. I think that's where every frivolous grievance comes from. You expect a certain thing and then you get this thing that is under expectation. This is the same... Again, it's the food reviewer.

And seven minutes of the night is spent wrestling with your door. That was a $5 door experience. I do think of money. My problem with most things is this under expectation versus reality. I think that's where every frivolous grievance comes from. You expect a certain thing and then you get this thing that is under expectation. This is the same... Again, it's the food reviewer.

And seven minutes of the night is spent wrestling with your door. That was a $5 door experience. I do think of money. My problem with most things is this under expectation versus reality. I think that's where every frivolous grievance comes from. You expect a certain thing and then you get this thing that is under expectation. This is the same... Again, it's the food reviewer.

I expect to be told by someone who knows their food where I should go based on a... a rating system that relates to money in some way or another that lives in the real world. And then it ends up living in a fake, you know, fancy pants world of like, oh, wait, well, people pay rent? People have mortgages? People have children? Diapers cost money?

I expect to be told by someone who knows their food where I should go based on a... a rating system that relates to money in some way or another that lives in the real world. And then it ends up living in a fake, you know, fancy pants world of like, oh, wait, well, people pay rent? People have mortgages? People have children? Diapers cost money?

I expect to be told by someone who knows their food where I should go based on a... a rating system that relates to money in some way or another that lives in the real world. And then it ends up living in a fake, you know, fancy pants world of like, oh, wait, well, people pay rent? People have mortgages? People have children? Diapers cost money?

I hate that question.

I hate that question.

I hate that question.

People ask, and it's always married people. Because they want you to admit that you wish you had what they had. Which, what they have is pretty awful from my vantage point. What they have seems pretty boring and not that fun to me. But they wanna make sure that you admit. They're basically, they're turning you into their relationship cuck.

People ask, and it's always married people. Because they want you to admit that you wish you had what they had. Which, what they have is pretty awful from my vantage point. What they have seems pretty boring and not that fun to me. But they wanna make sure that you admit. They're basically, they're turning you into their relationship cuck.

People ask, and it's always married people. Because they want you to admit that you wish you had what they had. Which, what they have is pretty awful from my vantage point. What they have seems pretty boring and not that fun to me. But they wanna make sure that you admit. They're basically, they're turning you into their relationship cuck.

You know, they want you to grovel and say, oh, I just I don't know what I could do because there's no good way to answer it. Like, let's say I answer positively.

You know, they want you to grovel and say, oh, I just I don't know what I could do because there's no good way to answer it. Like, let's say I answer positively.

You know, they want you to grovel and say, oh, I just I don't know what I could do because there's no good way to answer it. Like, let's say I answer positively.

How are you still single? Well, no, I like my life. I like it a lot. I like being single. Now I sound offensive. Right. No one believes that.