I just find it so ironic. Like sure, let Europe keep their cobble stone af cultural identity for 1850 buildings if they want, but don’t force every other city to make that same decision. Get tf outta here. And Americans can’t say one freaking word, because our cities SUCK. We have like 5 relevant cities, and every other city is a suburban wasteland, a ghetto wasteland, a road with a bunch of fast food and strip malls, or middle-of-nowhere country towns. Like how about we focus on improving and making our own cities outside of the big ones more interesting and dynamic?

And don't even try and flip this mess around and go "omg wow it's anti-Semitic to talk about antisemitism!!! OMG how dare you talk about white people as if you know!!!! OMG did you hear him say JEWS and WHITES and BLACKS!!! THAT’S RACIST!!"



Stfu. I don't give af. You are useless. You focus on the sounds and letters and not on the overall words + sentence + structure meaning. Get tf outta here.

Like I guess I'll never truly know whether people like me, appreciate me, hate me, are annoyed by me, or don't care. It's just a big hodgepodge of bs that I can’t really see through. Like I’m serious, the amount of people who have later come up to me saying they remember me or still talk about things I did or noticed/recognized me back then is in a way really awkward. Like as I said in the podcast, it confuses me and I don’t quite know how to take it. Like it would be a complement if not for the literally MEMORY I have of the time. But it's whatever. No point focusing on it. Not like answers to these questions will change the present or the past.