Sam Harris

you know, very attractive young Asian woman on his knee, kind of bouncing along on his knee, you know, during the whole lunch.

And it was pretty clear they weren't newlyweds or newly engaged or people who just, you know, were going to spend the rest of their lives together and just couldn't be apart for 10 seconds.

I guess there's some perhaps romantic version of this is not invidious.

But the scene I saw was of a guy who was

with a woman who is at least 30 years younger than him.

Again, zero implication that she was underage.

I mean, she seemed like she was probably in her early twenties, but just very young for him.

And also he was, the way he was relating to her, he was as a kind of, you know, accessory, you know, it was just a weird sugar daddy vibe where he thought he was coming off like, you know, Cary Grant.

And he was, you know, he was coming off like a total sleazebag.

So that was the impression I formed of him.

And as far as I knew, that was my only interaction with him ever.

And now we discover that he had sent me an email inviting me.

I mean, do you want to take it now?

Do you want to read that email?

But I mean, you can't.

I mean, this is so perhaps what you do.

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