Wikipedia says his first album came out in '68, his second in '70. You've probably got to be an adolescent to work up hatred, so let's say you were 12 years only in '68 or '70. That means you would be born in '56 or '58, making you over 50 years old today.

But why? I don't think he's come up on Hatesong for a few reasons: not ubiquitous on mainstream radio, can play guitar and sing fairly well, writes his own songs, seems to have a decent personality. So what is it?

Do people seriously hate James Taylor? The only people I know he makes emotional are older women, like my mother, who would probably murder somebody for a chance to meet him in person.

What is he watering down, exactly?

Or we could just all read 'Hip-Hop Family Tree.' Who cares what Diddy and Pharrell have to say?

My post has almost thirty upvotes, but they're all from unregistered guests? That's like a thousand downvotes.

And also, I hope to god it's not the same therapist all five days. What kind of asshole lets somebody seem them every weekday?

I think your second guess is the correct one. People with enough real problems that they attend therapy five days a week are inpatients at mental health institutions.

Pump and dump schemes don't involve smarts, and they get people arrested ALL THE TIME. The smart guys are the in-house coders who design fast trading software - giant paychecks, regular working hours.

RATS OFF TO YA!

Did you see his bar webvideo series where he interviews Mark-Paul Gosselar? It was great.

Yipes. People can view therapy however they want, but I feel like if you're doing it five days a week, forever, you're doing it wrong.

Forget Veronica, I paid ten dollars American to see her dad make terrible jokes, kiss her on the forehead, and then frown worryingly as she walks away.

It was a genuine question, hope it didn't come off as a dig. I'm not a comic book guy, and comic book guys seem to have a million inside jokes.

I can't remember if that's from the movie, but I hope it is. My buddy bought a t-shirt with the school logo, but I don't think he ever worked up the nerve to wear it.

Castleton represent!

Are we spelling 'Singer' incorrectly on purpose?

The Victorian Lady's using it.

You're thinking of the Werner Herzog film, 'Bad News Bears.'

Oh, I was mostly joking. There was a CBB ep where Brett Gelman came on as the second guest after Patton Oswalt, and asked to read a short story titled 'iBrain.' It was pretty much just a hardcore adult story that grossed out both Scott and Patton, and Scott banned him from the show for life.