By Yiler Huang
In one of the scenes where a female character ordered pizzas, the Italian pizza deliverer left the strongest impression on me. I thought it was hilarious how they started singing along with the female main character when she started singing.
In one of the scenes, the male and female characters complained about how they always needed to present the best of themselves to people. The female characters complained about how they must be slim, put on makeup, and have defined curves to be thought of as a presentable woman. The male characters complained about how they needed to take care of their weight, lose weight, and be buffed to be a presentable man. These complaints showed how people in the society expect people to be “better than average”, but in reality it is not possible for everyone to be above average.
In a scene where a female character waited for a man to call her, she said that men never call you on time even though they promised so. This is a cause of the Ad Hominem fallacy. The female character thinks the male character wouldn’t call her back, just because he was a man. A way to avoid this fallacy is to not think that someone would do something just because they are a certain type of a person.