He doesn’t. He’s not capable of seeing the situation clearly. He’s just... capable of seeing Ariana Grande clearly. He’s gonna end up feeling like dogshit when someone more attractive than him crosses her path and she drops him like a bottle of Garnier Fructis...

Agree, agree, agree. He’s definitely the primary asshole in this situation.

Okay, but “Not a girl’s girl” is a brutal kneecapper of a line. Bet that one follows her around for awhile.

The only thing that might keep Spacey from working is that he went after men and not women. But there is always going to be someone in the industry that thinks they know better and will cast him. 

All it will take it to do 3-4 films in Europe or one that does gangbusters and they will be right back in. 

A court found him not guilty. That doesn’t negate the power abuse dynamics of his pestering people for sex.

She had a song called “Break Up With Your Girlfriend (I’m Bored)“, which given what we know now (and what she knew when she started dealing with him), sounds exactly like what she told him to do.

What a fucking moron. Ariana will have moved on from him in 6 months and all he will be left with is a broken marriage and a tarnished reputation.

Ethan Slater blew up his personal life for a fling. Ariana does not have clean hands here but he chose to treat his now estranged wife poorly. 

Yikes...super messy. And when this relationship inevitably blows up in a few months, Slater is going to have a lot of soul-searching to do and bridges to rebuild, although some are unsalvageable.

If Cher doesn’t call her gelato “CHURN BACK TIME”, then we have failed as a civilization.

Also, if you’re seeing this Cher, you’re free to use that as long as you give me credit and 1% of the profits.

How many of them have ever enjoyed a comedy that isn’t just a series of dick and fart jokes?

They went to women’s studies the first day only, thinking they’d get laid. When everyone recognized them as creeps, they dropped the class.

I saw it today (I had the day off). I was laughing out loud…a lot. 

This is the only comment anyone needs to read on this article, honestly. Exactly right. 

You said this in a significantly more civil manner than I could have.

Respectfully, this piece is in very poor taste. I actually agree with the general premise of it: I was a public defender for the first four years of my career. The prison system is very corrupt, and I have long advocated for there to be an age cut off for people who no longer pose a threat to society to be released.

people shouldn’t be in prison for 53 years for basically anything.

I never know what to make of these scenarios. In my head I know our penal system is mostly broken and dumb. In my heart I know if a loved one was murdered I’d spend the rest of my life showing up to the parole hearings of their killer, spitting venom.

The tone here is SO odd. Maybe he said more in the actual podcast, but from what’s included in the article here, I don’t see where he said anything about him being worse off than anyone else or comparing his experience to others? He’s not putting down anyone or acting like what he’s saying is new or groundbreaking, so…