The Blog I Never Use

As my former room mates or anyone who has watched the office with me knows, I am just too empathetic when it comes to television. I can't bear to see people make fools of themselves. That aversion is so great that I actually become more embarrising than the actual scene; I cover my eyes and try to stifle the empathetic/ pathetic sounds that keep escaping from my throat. The problem is that I think that such things are terribly funny, I just can't stand seeing them happen.

I once thought that I was better about it if I was alone while I watched, but I was wrong. The reason that I don't have as much trouble when I'm alone is that I will give in to my urge to change the channel or leave the room, but if other people are around, I feel like I have to stay. In fact, I actually couldn't watch the entire clip which I am posting, I had to start writing my blog while it finished playing so that I would be distracted from the terrible humanity. I hope that you enjoyed the clip, I enjoy it in retrospect, but not during the actual viewing.