Jon Lovett

And there's something about it.

Well, I think there's two things.

I think one, I think something happens when people catch the car, whether they've inherited or made it, they have all this money.

And they know that because they have all this money, they're supposed to be in better shape, not just financially, but emotionally.

And they look around, it's like,

How am I so rich and so mad?

What the fuck is happening?

It's almost like if I'm this mad and I'm this rich, I'm really getting fucked.

Something's really gone wrong here.

So that's one part of it.

The other is, I noticed this in life.

I think it's true in ways large and small.

If you're arguing about money, you're arguing about something else.

And a lot of times when you're arguing about something else, you're really arguing about money.

And so- Ooh, very interesting insight.

Sure.

I think sometimes that money can be a stand-in for value.

How valued am I, right?

That's certainly true in life.

So an attack on them as taxpayers and not paying enough is an attack on them as people, right?