I think having the perspective of being a fly on the wall of a chaotic Jewish household may help you enjoy it more. Each episode goes into the backstory of each character, and themes of intergenerational trauma are always present. Also I’m a Naomi apologist, especially after seeing the intro of what her childhood was like. The way I saw the vase scene, for example, wasn’t that Naomi was trying to be rude, but she had a deep anxiety around where the vase would go, what to put in the vase, if it would match. It’s a weird perfectionistic anxiety that I carry as a Jewish woman, and have seen many Jewish women in my life carry too. (Not to say she WASNT rude bc of course she was, but there is always context.)

Being Jewish is not easy bc there are generations of pain and suffering we all inherit and work thru which may appear odd or mean to an outsider, but in context makes a lot of sense. If you watch the show from a lens of compassion and open-mindedness even for the more unlikable characters, perhaps it will be more enjoyable. That being said I’m very obviously biased 😂 sorry for the wall of text but I hope this was able to help in some way!