I was feeling kinda lonely this morning so I glued a coffee cup to the top of my car so people would wave at me.

I hate when people are like “you are so nice”. I’m ugly, I have no other choice.

I hate when people stare at me and don’t say anything. I mean, if you want an autograph or a picture just ask.

Have you ever wanted to grab somebody by the shoulders, give them a good shake and whisper “Nobody cares!”

How do I un-know people?

Every app is a dating app if you are creepy enough.

I be like “communication is the key” then put my phone on do not disturb.

A fun wedding bit is to sit next to a random guest, point to the bride or groom & whisper, “it should’ve been you”

If my neighbors would just talk a little louder I could follow along with their conversation, but no. Rude.

Nothing ruins my day quite like getting out of bed and dealing with people.

“You’re so quiet!” Thanks! I actually tried to speak twice but you kept talking over me.

And is your “sparkling personality” in the room with us now?

That awkward moment when you’ve said “What?” three times, so you just say “Oh, yeah..” even though you have no idea what they said.

My secret talent is turning any situation into a considerably more awkward one.

I said “cool tattoo” to be nice not because I wanted to hear the 45 minute origin story.

People in my real life annoy me, so I come online to annoy you.

My favorite part of socializing is when it’s over.

Have come to the devastating realization that I am an over-nodder on video calls.

A simple “hi” can be the beginning of two years of therapy.

My signature move is forgetting someone’s name 2 seconds after they tell me.

I kind of enjoy living in a world where I can end a conversation by simply not texting back.

Someone yelled “hey, retard!” and I looked back.

If you’re doing Dry January, please, please, keep it to yourself. Nobody cares, and you’re probably even more boring without alcohol.

The older I get, the more I appreciate people who pretend not to notice me when they see me out in public.

It’s okay to embarrass yourself a little in the pursuit of human connection.