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Your Simpsons character
Like Lisa, Joe combines a sharp, sarcastic wit with a deep passion for political activism and social justice, seen when he mentions “Only had one hostile response #ScottishGreenswinninghere” while canvassing. He shares Lisa's intellectual curiosity and love for learning, whether it's mastering Spanish and Gàidhlig or admitting he is “the final boss of Paradox Interactive twinks” due to his 1,000+ hours in history strategy games. Both characters often feel like the lone voice of reason in a chaotic environment, which Joe captures when he notes his “entire timeline watching Vanessa” Feltz for high-brow entertainment. Despite his activism, he maintains a relatable, slightly cynical edge regarding the struggles of modern life, complaining that “minimum wage jobs making you apply like it's a grad scheme” is entirely unnecessary. Ultimately, his blend of academic interests, progressive politics, and sharp-tongued commentary makes Lisa his perfect Simpsons counterpart.

Your MBTI personality Type
Joe exhibits clear Extroversion (E) through his frequent social updates and his “terminal addiction to going out,” alongside a desire to “befriend” strangers in smoking areas. His Intuition (N) is evident in his obsession with niche cultural figures and abstract interests like learning languages to “understand Fairuz songs,” rather than purely practical pursuits. He leans towards Feeling (F) by making decisions based on personal values and connections, such as hoping to get a job simply from “Ayrshire solidarity” or reacting emotionally to daytime TV dramas. Finally, his Perceiving (P) trait is highlighted by his spontaneous and often unorganized lifestyle, admitting to an “interview at 2 which I have not prepared for at all.”

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Aberdeen-based polyglot in training and Paradox gaming nerd. Once cat-sat for vape pods; now canvassing for the Greens and avoiding psychometric tests at Costa.– @hoezeth

Your signature cocktail
This cocktail is a high-energy, chaotic tribute to Aberdeen's most iconic “patriota del Garnock Valley 🫡”. The smoky Scotch reflects a life lived “like a candle in the wind 🕯️🕊️”, while the bitter Campari captures Joe’s obsession with daytime TV drama, specifically the “#GODFELTZ” era. The Irn-Bru provides the sugar rush needed for someone who admits “I fear I have a terminal addiction to going out”. Finally, the garnish represents the “Scottish gays love going to a wedding so they can get a mirror selfie in a kilt they can use on Tinder for the next 6 years” vibe—looking expensive while actually being quite the “WOR$T GAY IN ABERDEEN”.

Your Hogwarts House
Joe demonstrates a profound intellectual curiosity and a genuine love for learning, particularly regarding languages and complex systems. He expresses a desire to master multiple tongues, stating, “actually kind of deeping the fact if I do well at Spanish then this time next year I'll be someone who can speak 3 languages” and later noting, “Gàidhlig will be next on the agenda because I refuse to die without understanding at least a little bit of it”. His analytical nature is further evidenced by his dedication to complex strategy games, identifying as the “final boss of Paradox Interactive twinks” with thousands of hours invested in titles like HOI4 and EU4. This combination of linguistic ambition and a self-described obsession with niche knowledge, like “reading the wiki articles on everything that comes into my brain”, marks him as a clear Ravenclaw.

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The song captures the gritty, self-deprecating, and fiercely local energy of a young person navigating working-class life, matching Joe’s focus on low-wage jobs and local identity as a “patriota del Garnock Valley”. Much like the song's narrative of trying to 'fit in' while facing economic absurdity, Joe tweets about the irony of “doing a psychometric test for fucking Costa” and the struggle of high travel costs where “A RETURN IS £5.45?!”. His digital life is a blend of high-brow interests like learning three languages and low-brow reality TV obsession, mirroring the song’s tension between social classes. Finally, his political leanings and desire for a “Bolshevik revolution” align with the track's underlying themes of class consciousness and frustration with the status quo.

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