i could never get into him much even at the time, purely because the woody allen school of "deeply honest personal comedy" he comes out of feels so exhausting & self-absorbed to me, even when he autocriticizes. i have a similar trouble with lena dunham

i laughed quite hard at the reading of my email & the haunted needle drop! i suppose i should say that i dont check exclusively underwear & if it's visibly gross i dont have to inspect further, but people do return stuff with obvious stains, etc. sometimes, ha

i remember hearing a story from when the rian johnson star wars came out about a theater with a predominantly indian audience having a big reaction to luke levitating as he meditated bc they know that symbolism

when i was in high school and catching up on a bunch of widely discussed movies from the 2000s, chicago was one of the only movies i fully tapped out of partway through

I'm surprised you didnt mention my favorite petty detail about his time at paypal: that part of his contract(i forget if when they merged or when they left) stipulated he be referred to as one of paypal's "founders" despite not actually being onr

john adams is SO good. loved him ever since i saw I Am Love.

i also think it's harder to feel connected online. the trouble i usually encounter is more just finding good public social spaces to regularly attend that allow bond building over time. a lot of the time i meet cool people & then i just dont see them often after meeting them