These tabloids only want to exploit. They don't understand this woman and her life. They don't understand you, let alone someone like me. If you want my opinion, they're nothing but savages and we'd be better off without them.
The author David Sedaris criticizes tabloids for their exploitative nature, arguing that they lack comprehension of individuals' lives, particularly women. He believes these media outlets oversimplify and misrepresent personal experiences, which leads to a broader misunderstanding of people's lives and struggles.
In his book "Holidays on Ice," Sedaris illustrates his disdain for sensational journalism and suggests that society would benefit by dismissing such publications. By referring to tabloid reporters as "savages," he expresses the belief that their pursuit of sensational stories harms individuals and distorts reality.
