Joe's not just a passive observer—he's a digital archaeologist unearthing the dreadfulness of Facebook like it's a cursed artifact from an internet graveyard.

He weaves humor and self-deprecation into personal stories like a master chef making a gourmet dish from leftovers. Case in point, the turkey triumph at Friendsgiving.

When discussing music (especially hip-hop), Joe's posts hit harder than a bass drop at a rave. He serves critiques like a music critic who moonlights as a DJ at local bars.

His eco-friendly ideas are as refreshing as a breeze on a hot summer day; it’s like he’s trying to turn the Mississippi into the Green River without the glitz of Hollywood.

Joe’s insights on daily struggles—like the checkout chaos at Schnuck’s—are so relatable they could be animated into a sitcom.