"The 'so what' factor is huge. The unlove at the end of the day beep you can see the merit in actually fellating the pistol, because no matter what no matter, how much money you make, no matter how many gowns you bone, no matter how many times you groove like nobody ever grooved before, in a hundred years or so you're dust. Crumbling soot in a pine box that our loved ones went all out for so that you could be crumbling soot in a pine box in a Jcpenney suit no less. And why? Because we never wore them in life so they just figure, 'what the beep?' and they stick us in the cheapo one. Better than the concert t-shirts and the ripped-up jeans you wore in life and what the beep would he know about Giorgio Armani, anyway?.Jcpenney! Even a freak don't deserve to go down in some Jcpenney! Even a goddamn freak!"

wow ur a beep a$$hole
Eric Northman: No, c'mon Pam, they're funny. They're like humans, but miniature. 'Teacup humans'.

Here's an idea - try LISTENING to the words the actor's saying!
John C. McGinley is an acting god.
grumble, moan, whinge etc.