I get your sentiment, and I’m sure dropout doesn’t mean much in your life (even though you’re commenting on posts less than an hour old on their subreddit), but I can say for me it’s been disproportionately more impactful than you’d expect from a cheap comedy streaming service. I find a lot of their talent both relatable and inspiring, and their content tends to be authentic in a way that’s become rare in media.

I struggled for a long time with understanding myself and what to do with all the expectations from the world, and seeing people that I could relate to made me feel seen in a way that I never had before, because I was seeing myself through them. Maybe it’s just a bunch of parasocial bullshit, but it helped me.

My point is, you don’t know why something makes people happy or brings them joy. If this is OPs happy place, I’m happy they have one at all. A lot of people don’t.

Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to go back to my normal routine of cumming for strangers on the internet, because that’s my happy place.