Yes, I watched it… and yes, I saw it coming. I have a few comments on the episode, though.
First off, I was rooting for the average joe and I think she should’ve picked him. But I do understand her point about not wanting to get involved when there’s such a disparity of feeling — he was head over heels and she wasn’t quite there, so it’s almost reasonable.
I will say, though, that seeing wanna-be-actor-boy ditch her on account of Fabio was HILARIOUS.
Not that any of this was surprising… after all… nice guys do finish last.
I couldn’t have said it better myself…so I just quoted you instead
Nice guys don’t finish last… they just make excuses for themselves. Because it’s so much easier to claim that they are nice than to realize all of their other shortcomings.
And PS – I was rooting for the Average Joe too. But the ending was too funny.
I suppose if you define yourself to be right, you are. However a pair of inductive fallacies do not a correct argument make.
We’ve gone through this before, and it always results in a small handful of women bastardizing logic to try to make themselves feel better, or make men feel worse (I’m not sure which). I won’t be further dignifying logically weak, poor, or false arguments in this thread, just FYI.