Jason has a knack for finding the hilarity in mundane situations, like duvet disasters or gas station cuisine. He seems to believe that life's punchlines are often hidden in the high drama of homeownership and pet ownership.

With the wisdom of someone who's seen the rise and fall of many social media platforms, Jason's rants about Substack and Twitter echo a grind of tech disillusionment. It's as if he’s the last lighthouse keeper in a stormy sea of bad newsletter choices.

From microdosing discomfort to weird family moments, Jason turns his observations into relatable comedic gold. He seems to be the domestic observer we didn't know we needed, effortlessly making the absurd relatable.