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The Hippocratic oath sounds a lofty ideal, until you actually read it.

    TAGS:  hypocrisy, oath, hippocratic oath, ideals

Every year, Jared decried the crassness and commercialism of Valentine’s Day to everyone he knew except his own wife, to whom he delivered the requisite candy and flowers with an insincere smile and a flourish; for whatever reason, he never knew that he need not have bothered, because the one thing Jared’s wife always decried was hypocrisy.

    TAGS:  hypocrisy, valentine, commercialism, insincerity