Title: A boor's cheap attempts at rationalizing matelessness
Product review: Greg Behrendt is a comic, and a very successful one at that. And, as the executive producer of a trashy but wildly popular TV series, he's likely highly qualified to write about the tricks of boors, philanders, and charlatans. But he's not a psychologist, and therefore his opinions concerning human behavior are just that, his opinions. Yet, he makes sickening generalizations like, "... a guy will ask out a woman ... if he's into her. He might need a little more encouragement than normal, I'll give you that. You might have to lead [him] to water, but you better not help ask him out. Once again, ladies, a wink and a smile will do it."Using Behrendt's childishly superficial logic, obese men are that way because they don't to be slim, unemployed men are without work because they don't want jobs, and shy men who endure lifetimes of crushing loneliness do so because they're "just not into you."
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