Joe DeRosa

It's incredible to me, too, the lack of shame.

How people will manipulate the photograph...

What am I trying to say?

They'll manipulate the environment they're in through photographs to convey a lifestyle they're not actually responsible for.

In other words, like, how many fucking guys do you see on private jets?

It's like, hey, man, I can't afford private jets.

I could certainly get a picture on one because I've flown with enough friends that have them.

Yes, yeah.

And meanwhile, it's a rented car or it's a car for an event that was sent for you.

But you're presenting it as I'm balling like this.

Yeah, everybody's trying to make it look like their life is the beginning of coming to America, where he gets out of bed and there's the rose petals and all that shit.

Yeah, guys, please stop showing people dressing you.

Shut up.

Yeah, it's weird that a part of this concept of success has become...

I don't do anything for myself, yet I'm self-made.

That's what's so funny to me.

There's this bio that comes along with all these types of people we're talking about on the internet, where it's like, self-made, pull yourself up by the bootstraps.

There is no no, there is only yes, conquer, command, blah, blah, blah, blah.

And then the entire image they present is, I don't know how to do anything.

There's a guy fixing my pants.