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Jerrod's humour is straightforwardly observational, dealing in stories about his middle-class background, his working life and, yes, his beard; stories that are immediately relatable, concerning subjects that are familiar go-tos for many young comics.
"I think the honesty of the songs – and country songs tend to focus on the lyrics – means it's very relatable, very liberating.
I feel like over the past decade country music has really expanded on subject matter, so it's probably a lot more relatable.
It is set in a small town and is very relatable which makes it one of the best books I have read.
The feedback we get is that they may not represent you, but they are you – they are relatable".
The eyeglasses are a relatable concession to advancing age (Mr Perry is 65) and a confession of vulnerability.In an episode of the HBO satire "Veep", Julia Louise Dreyfus, in the role of an imaginary vice-president, declines the spectacles proffered by her assistant.
But I think we've got four actors and four characters that have great chemistry and the stories and jokes are very relatable.
He is very good at rhetoric, and I think he is very relatable".
The evil but conflicted Ultron, shown here as a robot with a sarcastic sense of humour, has some amusing lines, but a sci-fi villain was never going to be any match for a more relatable one in human form (though Loki is, in fact, a frost giant).
In many ways, James Gandolfini's character is relatable to the everyman, as Tony battles with the pressures of family life, an overly demanding job, and the inevitability of death, all of which are, of course, heightened by his involvement in the New Jersey mafia.
