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This is not a full representation of weird Jason-isms, but these are the ones that come immediately to mind.
-The big gay Adam reference I already talked about.
-Believe, you don't want to miss out on any of this Weberian love.
-"The effect of the protestant ethic on the traditionalists is like when George Jetson is in his pajamas and he gets on the conveyor belt and comes out wearing his wife or Astro's clothes."
-"Say you have a giant leopard made of gold. You wouldn't want anyone else to know, because you're not supposed to have an accumulation of wealth in the protestant ethic." "Umm Jason, why would anyone have a giant leopard made of gold?" "It could happen."
-"Exchange value is like when a mom is potty training her child, and she's using positive reinforcement. So say one log equals two candy. That's the exchange value."
-"Surplus value is like when you're walking home and instead of going the short way, you go the long way past your crushes house and when you see that they're home you get a little "excited". You haven't actually gained anything, but that "excitement" is the surplus value.
-"Marx is very straightforward. He's all like 'don't piss on my back and tell me it's rainin.'"
Dude, on top of all the weirdness, he's completely brilliant and hilarious. My Sosc class owns.
I can't wait until we do Freud third quarter. It's going to be ridiculously out of hand.
-The big gay Adam reference I already talked about.
-Believe, you don't want to miss out on any of this Weberian love.
-"The effect of the protestant ethic on the traditionalists is like when George Jetson is in his pajamas and he gets on the conveyor belt and comes out wearing his wife or Astro's clothes."
-"Say you have a giant leopard made of gold. You wouldn't want anyone else to know, because you're not supposed to have an accumulation of wealth in the protestant ethic." "Umm Jason, why would anyone have a giant leopard made of gold?" "It could happen."
-"Exchange value is like when a mom is potty training her child, and she's using positive reinforcement. So say one log equals two candy. That's the exchange value."
-"Surplus value is like when you're walking home and instead of going the short way, you go the long way past your crushes house and when you see that they're home you get a little "excited". You haven't actually gained anything, but that "excitement" is the surplus value.
-"Marx is very straightforward. He's all like 'don't piss on my back and tell me it's rainin.'"
Dude, on top of all the weirdness, he's completely brilliant and hilarious. My Sosc class owns.
I can't wait until we do Freud third quarter. It's going to be ridiculously out of hand.