Scott Adams

because you're kind of imagining you as that role, looking down at this person, you don't even have to respond to them.

You don't even have to reply.

You don't have to do anything.

Um, I, I generally will think whenever there's negative negativity coming towards me online, I will think, can I benefit in this from this in some way?

How can I use this?

Right.

And for example,

current affairs magazine.

It's a socialist publication very openly.

So it's one of the main, most mainstream ones that there is on, on the, on the radical left.

Um, I have a line that they wrote about me in my bio and it was this deliciously salacious hit piece about me and Jack, both of us personally.

Um, and one of their insults or their condemnations of me, they called me Trump world's favorite writer.

And that was just, in their mind, just an absolute diss.

Yeah.

So I put that in my bio.

And I pointed that out.

And they replied to it and said, that was not supposed to be a compliment.

So anytime you get a hater or you get people coming at you, how can you use it?

So I have a book called So Good They Call You a Fake.

Scott gave his permission to allow me to use talent stack in the subtitle.