Jack Schlossberg, the only grandson of the esteemed late President John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Onassis, has recently gained attention for his unconventional views on dining out. In a video posted to his Instagram Story, Schlossberg referred to dining at restaurants as “purely corrupt.” This unique perspective of the 30-year-old Yale and Harvard graduate has sparked discussions on social media platforms.
Schlossberg’s “Resta-rant” highlights several tongue-in-cheek complaints about the restaurant experience, including the lack of options and the time-consuming nature of meals. He humorously states, “We have to wait there to eat something that we don’t get to choose, really, what it is.” Schlossberg’s lighthearted rant resonates with his viewers as he playfully interacts with the giggling camera operator.
One of Schlossberg’s qualms about dining out is the necessity of reading to place an order. He questions, “You have to read to get your food? Why?” Schlossberg comically suggests that this additional effort is unnecessary and declares his decision to avoid restaurants altogether in the future.
Schlossberg’s video quickly gained attention on social media, with users praising his unconventional stance. One individual on Twitter referred to him as an “icon” for his statement, “My friends don’t like eating dinner. Most people in the world don’t spend their lives eating dinner.” While some users humorously commented on their love for dining out, others surprisingly agreed with his viewpoint.
The video, initially posted on Instagram, has since spread on Twitter, with users turning it into memes. One person shared a still of Schlossberg mid-sentence, suggesting that it deserves meme status. Another user humorously questioned if their lifelong inclination towards dinner was a mistake.
Some Twitter users even wondered about Schlossberg’s specific aversion to reading in his argument. With the Kennedy family’s rich history and contributions to American politics, Schlossberg’s unique perspective brings a touch of whimsy and intrigue to the public eye.
It is important to note that Jack Schlossberg is the grandson of President Kennedy and Jacqueline Onassis. The couple had four children, including Caroline, who is now 65 years old and has three children of her own.
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