This strikes me as a situation where Roddy has an unconventional and unpopular viewpoint on a particular (probably major) topic, and brings another person around to his way of thinking. However, the other person isn't comfortable with the feeling of ostracism that goes along with this viewpoint, and dislikes the feelings of isolation.
Roddy's way of saying "welcome to the club... the truth ain't always popular"
Of course it could also be about Gilligan's Island
This strikes me as a situation where Roddy has an unconventional and unpopular viewpoint on a particular (probably major) topic, and brings another person around to his way of thinking. However, the other person isn't comfortable with the feeling of ostracism that goes along with this viewpoint, and dislikes the feelings of isolation.
Roddy's way of saying "welcome to the club... the truth ain't always popular"
Of course it could also be about Gilligan's Island