It is good to be different.
Jake is going to a restaurant with friends, and is notorious for never picking a unique meal.
Jake wants to order food at the restaurant.
Jake orders what he likes instead of ordering what other people order.
Jake orders what everyone else is ordering like usual.
Jake's friends congratulate Jake on his personality growth and Jake enjoys his meal more than usual.
Jake's friends verbally question if Jake has a personality, and Jake feels less confident.