JD Vance on the Perks of Being Vice President

US Vice President JD Vance has candidly spoken about how his life changed after taking office. In Mike Rowe's podcast "The Way I Heard It," the politician admitted his life is now "a piece of cake" and he enjoys all the perks of the high position.

According to Vance, he no longer has to cook or go grocery shopping — aides handle everything. Travel has also become extremely comfortable: the jet is always fueled and ready, and airport lines familiar to ordinary citizens are a thing of the past.

The politician noted that such a lifestyle could go to his head, but he is determined: "I'm not going to turn into an entitled asshole." Vance emphasized he is aware of his responsibility to taxpayers.

Vance, who became vice president alongside Donald Trump, has often been in the spotlight for his statements. But this time he talks about things many can relate to: everyday conveniences and the temptations of power.

Experts say such revelations could have a double effect: on one hand, they make the politician more relatable; on the other, they raise questions about the wise use of public funds. Vance himself believes his humility will help avoid criticism.

It remains unclear how Americans will react to these admissions, but one thing is certain: the topic of official privileges continues to be one of the most discussed in society.