"People like you need to fuck people like me" is a performative audio play in which the audience is invited to immerse themselves in the inner and outer world of a young woman with depression. Synje, a woman in her mid-twenties, is the fictional director of this event. She has invited the audience to her last supper - a three-course dinner where she never appears, with the aim of getting to know her. Instead of three dishes, she serves three answering machine sequences in which all the people around her can be heard, those who love her and worry about her, but ultimately, in their hopelessness, only increase the pressure on Synje. Slowly, over the course of the three courses, the audience gets the idea that these people are talking to someone who has significant mental health problems. Between the three courses, as an intermezzo, a three-piece band plays songs written by the fictional protagonist Synje herself. Her external world, the people who speak to her through the answering machine, is in direct contrast to her inner world - embodied by the band in the form of experimental songs expressing her anger, sorrow, and emptiness, the feelings of depression.