When Feminists Protests BACKFIRE!!!
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Summary
In this episode, we talk about the concept of being smart, and why women are always going to be smarter than men. We also talk about what it means to be a smart kid and why it's a bad thing.
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And it's like, if someone has to tell you what they are, tell us how they're not.
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The smartest people I know never say that they're smart.
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You know, they're never like I think of my I think of the smartest people I know were like literally my dad and my brother, Adam.
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And even Austin's really like my brothers, really.
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And I've never heard them say that they're smart, because when you ask, when you tell a smart person that they're smart or like say you're so smart, they kind of are like, oh, whatever, because they know people smarter than them.
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And it's like the person in the room who constantly feels a need to say what they are is saying that because it's a projection of the fact that they're not.
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So they project it outwards and they say this is what I am because the inside this is just psychoanalysis, whether they're conscious of this or not is a different issue.
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But the truth is, at least from what I've seen, it's they can't feel it in themselves.
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So they feel a need to have to say it, because at least that way, if they convince if they can convince other people of it, that validates what they're missing.
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Yeah, because the people that always say this is one I've noticed, I'm so real.
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Because traditional women, I mean, they're rare anyways, but it's like one trait they have is humility.
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And they're always thinking, well, I could be better, you know.
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It's like people that are actually skilled in something.
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And typically they know people that are better than them because that's who they're around.
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Like the most traditional women are around the most traditional women.
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So they're always reminded that they are not the smartest person.
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Well, it's like if you have a job that say, the example that comes to mind is, for example, a surgeon.
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Do you think a surgeon walks into the room and feels the need to tell everyone that he saves lives?
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Because every day people thank him for saving their lives.
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Say just like a mundane, normal job, a normal person job.
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If that person really feels unfulfilled in their job,
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I can guarantee you that they go around telling people that, you know,
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I save lives in this job or I do this or they find some way to make out that what they do is so important.
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Ultimately, the only reason they do that is because it's not fulfilling them in the way that it needs to.
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When people are fulfilled, they don't feel the need to spread to the rest of the world what they have because they already have it.
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Why do you need to project what you have if you already are that?
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So many people come on the show and they say, like, you know, like, I'm quite well-off or I do this or like, you know, I get this, I get that.
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So, you know, I got a lot of heat because I said basically.
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I say that basically women's jobs are pretty much useless.
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Now, I always say I use Ivanka Trump as an example.
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I would imagine she's better at business than a lot of people being raised by a Trump.
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But you would just assume by association that she would be.
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And there's women that are super smart, like the same way you have children, right?
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And in general, adults are smarter than children.
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Occasionally you get a female prodigy that is really smart.
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But typically the same way the smartest adults are always smarter than children.
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The smartest men are always going to be smarter than women.
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And I came to this conclusion that a lot of women's jobs are useless.
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And the reason I came to this conclusion was I started thinking about women's sports.
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And I know that women's sports always operates at a loss.
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I was arguing, actually, with a couple of my teammates about this.
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I swear, I was arguing with some of my teammates on the way up to our game last weekend.
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And they were saying how there are profitable women's leagues places.
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And I was saying, if women's leagues are profitable, it's always because of either drama, sexuality, or male investors subsidizing it.
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In the same way, actually, I found an investor for our team and they did it to be nice.
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And I was telling them that they basically don't know what they're talking about.
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And I was thinking, like, you know, I actually run shows.
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So I have to think about what would be profitable.
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And I've literally thought about how can I make, just because I really like my coaches.
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So I've thought about how can we make our league more profitable because all the players have to play.
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And the idea is typically you get picked up by, like, a European team.
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So it's like, and which was what I was going to do until, you know, this all, whatever.
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And basically, like, they really believed that.
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And I was comparing women's sports to charity work.
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Because they need the outside help to do anything.
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What the WNBA does is it takes the top guys say, here's our charity work, women's sports.
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And I thought about how this probably happens where men's wages are being stolen from by women.
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But the men don't even know it because it's not their decision.
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And what I thought about was in corporate America, the before and after of Twitter.
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So the before picture, there was a bunch of women there.
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And then when the rubber met the road and they said, oh, shit, we need to cut our expenses so we can make money.
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Which resulted in a lot of women losing their jobs.
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The women were the ones that went because they're not doing the actual work.
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And what backed up this claim also was that I would see these women with their what I do in a day at TikTok.
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And it was always like, well, I went to a meeting and then I got my latte.
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And so I'm thinking maybe they're not really doing that much work.
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There was like five chicks that made it like that was it.
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So, OK, my thought is I think this just goes on in society.
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This is this is the reason I think that to back up this claim even further.
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Twenty five percent of Iceland's population went on strike, mostly women.
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Which you also see when we go by the hospital, it's always women protesting.
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So twenty five percent of Iceland's population went on strike and nobody even noticed.
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I want to know what it is that they're fighting for.
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If they were so needed, why didn't they stand up?
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the economy tank right i mean you could look at any business right it just looks like an excuse
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to have a street party yeah like like you could look at any business if people didn't show up to
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work shit starts to go south absolutely you notice it like 25 of bloody oil workers and
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or even here 25 of the staff it would be like oh fuck yeah and they didn't even notice
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so this further backs up my claim yeah that i really do think the majority of women have useless
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jobs well yeah well they had to invent a bunch of useless jobs because they had all these women who
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wanted to work they're not going to put these women in say jobs that need to be done by men for the
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sake of society not collapsing yeah they had to invent a bunch of useless jobs human resources
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project manager right and twitter's health and what is it uh diversity and inclusion diversity
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and inclusion there's another one as well it's the uh the one that was censoring all the people
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on twitter that was all women like 80 90 percent women yeah so the do you know rachel wilson yeah
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yeah friend of the show she comments on this and says people have raged against me and pearly things
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for saying that the world would actually be fine if women didn't go to work well it actually happened
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and we were right nobody gave a shit plus iceland was already ultra egalitarian epic patriarchy w
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yep the next comment says and you know what's interesting just to add to that in egalitarian
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societies where the like access to equal opportunity is a lot more equal the women tend to do more
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feminine jobs and the men tend to do more masculine jobs and actually the separation between the sexes is
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much greater so that actually just reinforces what you're saying because that means those women chances
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are they were in very much women's jobs so it's not like it's not the same as saying over here if 25
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of the population went on strike because over here you know you've got more women in in masculine sectors
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yeah but that just shows you that these women are women who would have been in likely feminine positions
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and even with them disappearing like nothing nothing changed no one noticed you know what else
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too i was reading some of the early anti-suffragists writing yeah did you know they equated women voting to
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communism because yeah that makes sense yeah because they said it indicates that it's the vote of the
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individual and not the vote of the family yeah yeah it's the family yeah and i never even thought about
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that it that's it's more communism like i never even thought about that it's marxism and communism at its
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core because it's the idea that the family is this oppressive unit and the idea that we we we have to be
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all of these individuals in a pot rather than having like family units that are derived from hierarchies
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it's it's ultimately the destruction of a hierarchy which is marxist and communist at its core
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so they said women deserve the liberty to go to work if they want and denying them this is evil
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most women would be happier at home if women left the job market and pass pay would skyrocket for men
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allowing more most families to live comfortably on one income both are true at the same time i never
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even i never even say that women should be banned from the workforce except in police officers that hill
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i will die on get them out of the oil rigs get them out of the yeah and the sas yeah that that hill i
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will die on but what's hilarious is that with the with the sas thing in particular i think they're making
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it it's either happened or it's going to happen uh where women can can you know join the sas but the
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thing is is that to join the sas um that's the special forces in the uk um so like the top of the top
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like the people who are in this group you you have to be a specific type of human being to get into
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that group it doesn't really make a difference for the sas because it's like we can say oh yeah
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women come along and join they won't pass the training they won't make it no but they lower it
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for them that's what they did in the u.s they they won't they as far as from what i know from someone
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who knows quite a lot about this um they won't for the sas they might for the army and they might for
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the police but because the sas is such a high up thing i don't think they will yeah hopefully
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well if they do we're really well and it takes away from the women that actually pass those
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requirements yes when there's quotas because then people just assume she's just there because she's
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a woman and then you have incompetent people in positions of power exactly women can marry the
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government but they don't see the government as the actual patriarchy they blame men under the same
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system who were raised by single mothers married to the government yes uh probably the most peaceful
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day men have had in century oh can you imagine they were able to go back to their old school banter
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they were able to have a laugh they were able to say what they thought without worrying about a woman
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listening they're like thank god these chicks are out here that's the thing i don't think women
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realize how much they police men's speech i was talking about this on an interview yesterday we did an
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interview for the audacity network me and shahara with a guy called mike bell and he's the founder
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of an appg in the uk and he talks about men's rights we was talking about the fact that men don't
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have men's spaces anymore there's more than enough women's spaces there's more than enough places that
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are just for women in most gyms you've got areas that are women only you know you don't have any men's
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only gyms in the uk there's a women's minister there's no men's minister and even in jobs where they
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were predominantly before mostly men women have now infiltrated those spaces and what happens is
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men can't talk how men talk even in places like the fire brigade you know you've got women firefighters
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come in men are used to having a particular type of banter and and they can't when the women are
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around and i think it's it's what me and you have had this conversation before most women haven't heard
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how men talk when women aren't around the locker room talk so when they do hear it it triggers them and
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they make a problem out of it but it's like you know i i sort of i i mentioned this on the interview
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i i sort of it really irks me and i want to shake these women sometimes and be like do you not think
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your dad your granddad oh yeah your brother has said stuff that if you heard in another room you
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would be shocked let's not act innocent it's not like women don't say things to each other that if the
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men heard they would be shocked too we totally have locker room talk this this guy totally yeah
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exactly this guy mike bell made made a very very funny point what was it he said um men men insult
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each other and don't mean it but women compliment each other and uh don't mean it i was just like
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that is so true yeah that is so true yeah and that's what that's what frustrates me is then like
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the women go to hr and they cry and do all this stuff and i'm like okay you've asked to be in a
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man's world and i know some tough ass women i know some women that don't do this bullshit and they're
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they're just tough women you know what's interesting in the 1900s they actually had the same like women
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have put in policing men's speech even before like media they're in the workforce they would try to
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police men's like bars oh that doesn't surprise me yeah like the 1900s there's like writings of them
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trying to get yeah it's like the men are just like leave us alone bitches let us have a laugh
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i think that's the point like men don't mean half the things they say yeah yeah and that's the bad
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things they say but it's like women don't mean the good things they say so we don't even have a leg
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to stand on yeah and uh come on guys like i'm like okay if you recorded women's locker like i grew up
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an athlete like women talk very raunchy when it's not in like a public i'm like come on guys yeah
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there's not stuff you've said you're god you've never said anything behind the scenes