PJ Vogt

Which is a lot more than Americans consume either. Wait, 60 pounds of cheese? And 45 pounds of yogurt every year. The thing that's so funny about that besides everything is it's an average. So, like, there's lactose intolerant people in France, and other people are eating enough to make the average go up to that number.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Because you feel like they're going to humiliate you maybe?

Because you feel like they're going to humiliate you maybe?

Because you feel like they're going to humiliate you maybe?

Sick? That's sick. Oh, it just feels like millennial cringe or what? They wouldn't even say millennial cringe, but they're just like, it's like being like, what's up, dudes? Like, they hate it. And it made me realize like, oh, right, of course the generic words for cool get generationally cycled. Yeah.

Sick? That's sick. Oh, it just feels like millennial cringe or what? They wouldn't even say millennial cringe, but they're just like, it's like being like, what's up, dudes? Like, they hate it. And it made me realize like, oh, right, of course the generic words for cool get generationally cycled. Yeah.

Sick? That's sick. Oh, it just feels like millennial cringe or what? They wouldn't even say millennial cringe, but they're just like, it's like being like, what's up, dudes? Like, they hate it. And it made me realize like, oh, right, of course the generic words for cool get generationally cycled. Yeah.

Because there's other words for something being cool or agreeable that you can use that they won't react to. But like, say that something's sick in front of someone around 13, they will... Burn you to Hades. And it doesn't not feel bad. It feels quite bad. Yeah, it sounds bad. It's really bad.

Because there's other words for something being cool or agreeable that you can use that they won't react to. But like, say that something's sick in front of someone around 13, they will... Burn you to Hades. And it doesn't not feel bad. It feels quite bad. Yeah, it sounds bad. It's really bad.

Because there's other words for something being cool or agreeable that you can use that they won't react to. But like, say that something's sick in front of someone around 13, they will... Burn you to Hades. And it doesn't not feel bad. It feels quite bad. Yeah, it sounds bad. It's really bad.

I think it's also just like, I think for some reason when you become old, you expect that young people will automatically afford you respect, which I never did as a young person.

I think it's also just like, I think for some reason when you become old, you expect that young people will automatically afford you respect, which I never did as a young person.

I think it's also just like, I think for some reason when you become old, you expect that young people will automatically afford you respect, which I never did as a young person.

It's also so funny to hear the difference between the curiosity you're asked to have versus the curiosity that you have. Like people, the aliveness with which when someone talks about a real question, they come alive.

It's also so funny to hear the difference between the curiosity you're asked to have versus the curiosity that you have. Like people, the aliveness with which when someone talks about a real question, they come alive.

It's also so funny to hear the difference between the curiosity you're asked to have versus the curiosity that you have. Like people, the aliveness with which when someone talks about a real question, they come alive.

Okay. So where do you go from there when you realize your two principles are like, have other designs?