Based Camp - Based Camp： Is the Hot Crazy Matrix Real？

00:00:00.000 It's like having everything on a 50% discount, like just not realizing the real price of things,

00:00:05.180 but on a social spectrum. Right. A little worse than that. So if you're having everyone come

00:00:10.980 fuss over you every time you cry, every time you lose emotional control in some way,

00:00:15.360 you are being subconsciously emotionally rewarded for losing emotional control,

00:00:21.300 for losing your composure. Oh, wow. So it's not just that they're given

00:00:26.040 privileged treatment the whole time. It's also that they're encouraged to engage in very toxic

00:00:32.620 emotional loops that ultimately harms their emotional wellbeing and mental health.

00:00:38.680 Yeah. So it's, wait, so the spectrum isn't hot, crazy. It's hot, evil.

00:00:44.500 Yeah. For guys, it's hot, evil. If they're still single. And so this is why I think the guys that

00:00:48.200 keep running through people that stay on these apps that most women are actually exposed to that don't

00:00:52.020 end up settling down, why they, it's almost serving for evil guys, because you begin to

00:00:56.980 realize after a while is you've noticed some people who you've hurt. Normal humans don't feel good when

00:01:04.400 they hurt other people, even if it was unintentionally. And so men who do have that emotion take themselves

00:01:10.700 off the market. Would you like to know more? Malcolm, does being hot make you crazy?

00:01:16.320 I think it just might. And I like this as a topic because a secret that people don't know about us.

00:01:23.860 And I'm going to post some pictures of this proof because people will doubt this is that you and I were 0.97

00:01:28.080 born ugly. We were born ugly. We were born ugly. We transformed. You say you would have always found 0.98

00:01:37.380 me cute. I look at some old pictures of you and I would have found you cute, but definitely we are

00:01:41.560 dramatically more attractive now than we were 10 years ago. One, let's say I was an ugly duckling

00:01:48.300 that now I'm normal. I would say you were always pretty cute, but you look better now than you used

00:01:54.540 to look. You are way hotter now. I actually think you're delusional about this because we play this

00:01:58.260 game. I think you are normal if who you're comparing yourself to is like celebrities and people you watch

00:02:04.040 online. You have to understand, and I think this is actually something we were discussing last night

00:02:08.160 when we were watching a show and some female character came on who was supposed to be really 0.84

00:02:13.280 hot. And you were like, I don't get it. She's not hot at all. And I think the issue is that she 0.85

00:02:19.620 didn't look 22. And just in like the past five years, basically everyone online started looking

00:02:25.640 22, I think because of filters. And so the problem is we see someone who's aged well, who looks good,

00:02:32.740 but because they don't look 22. We're like, Oh, crit keeper. Like what's wrong?

00:02:37.940 Yeah. So I actually think that a lot of our viewers would think that you look normal as well,

00:02:41.480 because I will agree that was in my evoked set of women. Yeah. You know, you might be on the more 0.98

00:02:47.440 normal category, but whenever we're walking around, so we play this game. I play this game.

00:02:51.300 If you're walking around in a group of normal Americans, but also Americans have a serious health 1.00

00:02:56.780 crisis right now. Simone, when we're walking around, I play this game. We're walking around

00:03:01.460 out into the town. We're walking around in a mall. We're walking around on a cruise. I go, look around.

00:03:04.740 Is there anyone in this room that's as attractive as you are? And she won't find anyone. And she'll

00:03:08.520 be like, but that doesn't mean anything because we're what, because the population sample we're

00:03:13.260 comparing you to is Americans. Like, I think that you are forgetting how unattractive the average 1.00

00:03:17.900 person is in this country now. And I think that this is a problem that a lot of our viewers have,

00:03:22.820 because we've had some viewers reach out to us about like their attractiveness and stuff,

00:03:25.800 where, when you are measuring yourself off of this cultural idea, from what you see in online

00:03:31.180 spaces, you can create a self-perception that you are much less attractive than you actually are

00:03:39.360 when you compare yourself to the general population. And so if anyone in our audience has body image

00:03:45.600 issues, I think one of the best ways to deal with those body image issues is to compare yourself to 0.64

00:03:50.940 large crowds. Well, to like go to a mall. No, like if somebody thinks I'm not,

00:03:55.800 buff enough or I'm not skinny enough, right? Go to a mall and say, where am I percentage wise

00:04:02.300 within this community? If you're in the top 20%, you don't have anything to worry about.

00:04:07.640 And I think that that's a very useful way to reset your expectations in a world where we are

00:04:13.600 seeing people online all the time. Yeah. Within limitations. Like I think.

00:04:19.300 You don't want to admit it because you have body image issues and you don't want to accept that you

00:04:24.100 are. I can't identify as female without having body dysmorphia, Malcolm. Otherwise I wouldn't be a

00:04:30.020 woman. You have to understand like the way that we all relate to each other is we're like, oh,

00:04:33.540 I hate my thighs. And Nina, someone else is like, I hate my face. I hate my chin. I hate my earlobes.

00:04:38.860 They're so fat. Anyway, what we're here to talk about though is the hot, crazy graph, right?

00:04:45.860 Yes. We are crazy, but we're not crazy because we're hot.

00:04:49.340 This is crazy because we're crazy. Talk about the hot, crazy graph. Cause this is a very 0.83

00:04:52.760 interesting. So I think what, I don't know where the meme came from, but certainly there are

00:04:57.660 videos out there of like people charting out a graph of hot and crazy where there's, you know,

00:05:03.660 on one axis, there's hot on the other axis, there's crazy. And basically there is a strong

00:05:08.760 correlation. The hotter you get the crazier you get. And this is funny to people. It's amusing

00:05:14.260 because it often holds true and it's fun to discuss the dynamics behind that. So why would,

00:05:20.340 especially, and this is for women, which is interesting. This is, this is a woman thing. 0.78

00:05:23.540 This is not necessarily a man thing. Why would a woman be crazier if she were hotter? 0.98

00:05:29.320 I think it messes up your social development because we live in a society today with low switching costs

00:05:35.360 to partners. People can genuinely date a lot when they're younger. So it used to be, you know,

00:05:40.160 if you're a young woman, like technically you can date, but not really, there's no reason to like 0.99

00:05:44.340 just fawn over attractive women in the way we do today, because you really have to commit to that

00:05:48.780 woman your entire life. And so if she's dated anyone in high school, you know, that's the person

00:05:53.580 she's dated throughout all of high school. And if she's dated a lot of people in high school,

00:05:56.420 then she's considered low value, right? Like that was the way things used to be historically.

00:06:00.680 I'm not going to say this with a good way of doing things, but what I'm pointing out is that this

00:06:04.320 is a fairly new problem, which is women, because they can't sleep around without lowering their 1.00

00:06:10.720 value as much in modern society. There is an enormous reason for like guys to just absolutely

00:06:17.560 simp over the attractive girls, especially during their formative years, because that's when guys 0.99

00:06:23.200 have the highest amount of testosterone and sex drive. I often liken male puberty to like somebody

00:06:31.620 injects you with morphine overnight. So you are addicted to something and it wasn't your choice.

00:06:36.580 You'll just do anything to get it like really stupid stuff. And that defines, I think, male puberty 1.00

00:06:41.600 is doing stupid things to show off to girls. But anyway, or boys sometimes, but anyway, so it creates 0.99

00:06:48.260 a scenario in which the social limits that normal people are building do not get taught to these hot 0.78

00:06:56.920 women through no fault of their own. Like a huge number of social lessons that a normal person would 0.99

00:07:03.060 learn. These women never get a chance to learn during that really important developmental period 1.00

00:07:10.120 of their lives. Well, you described it to me at one point when we were talking about it is like having

00:07:14.580 everything on a 50% discount, like just not realizing the real price of things, but on a social spectrum.

00:07:20.840 Right. A little worse than that. And we've talked about this in other videos. The more you allow

00:07:26.260 yourself to indulge in any emotion, the harder that emotion becomes to control.

00:07:31.380 Oh, right. It's like the punching bag thing where if you, this whole teapot letting off steam

00:07:36.900 theory is really toxic because actually if you like punch the punching bag in anger, you're going to feel

00:07:40.800 more anger if you just kind of let it go. Yeah. This has been shown in studies. People who like punch a wall

00:07:44.920 or punch a bag after, after they get angry as a form of therapy for it actually get more angry in the

00:07:49.960 future and get angrier due to lower amounts of stimuli that would induce anger. So it's the same

00:07:55.160 thing as like crying. So if you're having everyone come fuss over you every time you cry, every time

00:07:58.980 you lose emotional control in some way, you are being subconsciously emotionally rewarded for losing

00:08:05.740 emotional control, for losing your composure. And of course that's going to really mess you up as a

00:08:10.880 girl. And I think that that is why when I've dated really attractive women in the past, I have often

00:08:16.500 noticed that they do have a lot harder time controlling their emotions than less attractive 0.94

00:08:20.180 women. And they do cycle between emotional extremes much more often. And I think that's because they 1.00

00:08:26.960 are often rewarded for doing that when they're younger. Oh, wow. So, so it's not just that they're

00:08:31.580 given to like privileged treatment the whole time. It's also that they're encouraged to engage in very

00:08:39.260 toxic emotional loops that ultimately harms their emotional wellbeing and mental health.

00:08:45.980 Yes. Yes. Yes. But it's worse than all that because our society, people are trained to find a lack of

00:08:52.400 emotional control attractive and powerful in many ways. You see this in shows, like the huge emotional

00:08:58.740 out, outflow is seen as a sign of power, whether it's, you know, Dragon Ball Z, like, you know,

00:09:06.400 really, but, but you see this, you know, somebody gets really emotional and then all of a sudden

00:09:09.940 they have the power to fix something, right? Like that's, that's often a trope in, in shows

00:09:15.080 or the characters that are seen as having uniquely low emotional control, like a Harley Quinn or a

00:09:20.100 Jinx is shown as being like, that aspect of them is shown as being desirable. So we have archetypes of 0.98

00:09:27.440 ideal sexuality outside of sexuality as tied to like motherhood or sexuality as tied to like long-term

00:09:34.440 partner traits as personified by the soul of crazy, because I think people have come to associate

00:09:39.520 the two to some extent. So women are rewarded by guys finding them more sexually attractive, 0.74

00:09:46.480 but lower value as partners, which in another way is psychologically torturing these women

00:09:51.540 because the women are being rewarded for acting in a way that makes men more likely to show them

00:09:57.280 in the moment kindness, but less likely to over the long-term be interested in them.

00:10:04.020 I think there's also what I could call the Daisy Buchanan syndrome, which is like, she wasn't crazy

00:10:09.860 per se as a character, but there were a lot of really beautiful women that I knew in college 1.00

00:10:16.080 who clearly like, they would talk about this. Like I would work with, I, at one point I worked in this

00:10:22.580 cupcake shop where like everyone there was super hot and they like all sucked with each other. 0.77

00:10:27.020 It was amazing.

00:10:27.440 It was like the one from the Georgetown cupcakes from Cupcake Wars?

00:10:30.440 Not Cupcake Wars. Like I think the reality TV show that they had was called Cupcake Sisters.

00:10:35.300 But anyway, everyone was hot and hearing about their, their dating and love lives was really

00:10:40.580 interesting. And the interesting thing about the most attractive people was like, there was this

00:10:47.060 deep sadness among many of them and like deep distrust of men specifically because they knew

00:10:53.760 that they were really attractive and that they were kind of a prize to be won. And that many of the,

00:11:00.780 the men who were interested in them were, were only interested in them because of their looks.

00:11:06.420 And it wasn't about them. And they, they couldn't, they weren't, they weren't essentially allowed to

00:11:11.240 be appreciated for their intelligence, for their interests, for other accomplishments.

00:11:15.360 And I do think it's interesting that that would create so much sadness in a woman when like on

00:11:19.460 the flip side, like men who know that women are after them because of their wealth and their

00:11:24.100 Rolexes and their cars and stuff are like kind of really proud of that. So like they don't have

00:11:28.420 that same sadness of like, oh, the woman is only interested in me because I'm incredibly wealthy.

00:11:32.920 What's going on there?

00:11:34.300 Well, I guess I'd call this another category of hot crazy, which is like hot on we.

00:11:38.300 It's the Dainty Cannon syndrome.

00:11:41.320 The Dainty Cannon syndrome, yeah.

00:11:42.820 Yeah. Yeah, no. And I, I've, I've definitely seen this phenomenon as well. This

00:11:46.900 wistless, non-interested engaging. I mean, keep in mind that these women also 1.00

00:11:51.060 get less credit for anything they achieve.

00:11:54.060 Totally.

00:11:55.120 So, so if they achieve money, if they achieve success, if they achieve academic success,

00:12:00.000 often people just discount it. They're like, oh, you got that because you're hot, you know?

00:12:02.820 Exactly.

00:12:03.320 So how demotivating must that be to be systematically discounted, to have an entire half of the population 0.52

00:12:09.780 that like lies to you about everything. And then another half, because this has been shown

00:12:12.880 in studies that women, when they're around attractive women, they'll undermine them. 1.00

00:12:16.240 Like they'll, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. They'll pull them down because they're seen

00:12:19.700 as threats. Like when they stand out for their beauty. Yeah. Which ultimately makes me so glad

00:12:24.560 to learn helplessness. That's what you're seeing in the Dainty Cannon. 0.52

00:12:27.900 Yeah. But like, so, and so really you could argue that below average looking, especially

00:12:33.900 adolescent women, which is what I was like me, if I'm a five now on, on the internet and

00:12:38.780 maybe a little higher in reality, but like I was really a little below average in my high

00:12:44.140 school was probably good for me.

00:12:45.800 I'll put up pictures. And, and, and you were kept out of this reality show. It was filming

00:12:49.660 while you were at the cupcake store and they hid you in the back and had the attractive

00:12:53.820 employees.

00:12:54.300 Yeah. I was, I was, yeah, yeah. Only the hot people were allowed to be, to be in it, which 0.57

00:12:58.080 was great. Amazing. See, I don't qualify, but, but I honestly think it really held me. Now

00:13:04.380 like there were guys who had crushes on me. I later learned cause I couldn't figure it out

00:13:08.820 when I was in high school, but they had crushes on me because of my, uh, academic achievement

00:13:15.240 and my own intelligence or whatever, because the, the same guys also had crushes on like other

00:13:20.520 really high academic performers at our school. So like, and, and, and,

00:13:24.300 imagine what, like how, how nice that was that like, I knew that people were interested in me

00:13:28.560 because, you know, I, I did weird things and because I was, you know, interested in, in weird

00:13:34.080 stuff or because I, you know, was passionate about certain things and instead to just be

00:13:39.140 appreciated because you're, you are attractive and would be really hard. Like it could really

00:13:44.720 screw up a girl. It makes me think differently about how we might raise our own daughters, because 1.00

00:13:48.420 if we give them all the tools to look really, really, really good young, it might actually

00:13:53.980 kind of screw them up. Not that I want to make them look horrible, but like, I kind of understand

00:13:59.080 now the parental hesitancy to like have girls learn how to use makeup really early, very

00:14:04.960 effectively. Although now it's really messed up because you can just use filters to like

00:14:08.960 completely skew the way you look. I don't know what to make of this, but it is something

00:14:12.240 to think about.

00:14:12.800 No, I agree with what you're saying, but I hear, I'm going to talk about the other thing,

00:14:16.200 which is crazy guys. So the interesting thing about hot, crazy girls is that they end up 0.99

00:14:22.260 acting crazy in ways they really can't control because they're psychologically conditioned while 0.92

00:14:26.960 they're growing up. And it's very hard for them to escape this. Hot guys typically don't

00:14:32.420 get the huge advantage to being hot until they're older because women prefer older men. And because 1.00

00:14:37.340 that's the advantage. And it is true. You can look at the data. It is, it is not an illusion

00:14:42.340 that 20% of guys are getting 80% of women, but, but it's actually more extreme than that.

00:14:46.340 It's more like two to 3% of guys are getting any woman they want or maybe, maybe 6%. I go

00:14:52.680 like that. But what it means is these are the guys who a lot of women are engaging with because

00:14:56.220 they're engaging with a lot of women. They're also what most women are thinking about when 0.92

00:15:01.060 they're like, I hate men. What they mean is they hate these men who are really hot, who 0.51

00:15:07.060 they considered worth their time going out with and everything like that. These men who at any

00:15:11.580 point can choose between who have very low switching costs, you know, they can dispose

00:15:14.780 of a partner and then choose a new partner at any time. They have very little motivation

00:15:19.560 to treat their partners well. And so they, in many ways, receive almost no punishment for

00:15:26.340 being cruel to their partners or being honorable to their partners. And so you just get this,

00:15:33.640 this horrible action from them. And I think that the hot honorable guys, because I know a number

00:15:39.380 of them, they get locked down early. They get locked down typically a few years out of

00:15:44.580 college at the latest. And so what that means is if you're still on the dating market, like

00:15:49.620 in your thirties and you're going after hot guys, right? Like guys above a certain level

00:15:53.100 of attractiveness, they are pretty much all in this non-honorable category because no one

00:15:57.260 has decided to lie.

00:15:57.960 Right. They're the ones who wouldn't ever marry you anyway, because all the ones who would 0.95

00:16:01.840 ever marry you have been married off.

00:16:03.320 Right. So they're treating you crazily, but not crazy, like low emotional control due to

00:16:11.980 something outside of your control that the women are hot, crazy DO is, but like evil, crazy. 1.00

00:16:16.280 Yeah. So it's, wait, so the spectrum isn't hot, crazy. It's hot, evil. 0.95

00:16:21.820 Yeah. For guys, it's hot, evil. If they're still single.

00:16:24.280 Yeah. For single. Yeah. Okay.

00:16:25.780 Yeah. Yeah. So, so, so yeah, you can have a guy that goes hot and evil, but, but you know,

00:16:29.840 try not to, but it's interesting. Yeah. I do like that. I like a woman in the same way

00:16:33.960 they have the guys talking about the hot, crazy chart, the hot, evil chart, because the

00:16:38.200 hotter they are, the more evil they're, they're going to turn out to be. But then of course

00:16:41.440 all the red pillars would be like, well, that's the thing that makes them hot. Is that they're

00:16:45.180 evil? And yes, there's a component of that to it. But even if that component didn't exist,

00:16:50.580 you would still have a reward for this behavior. But what I think is important to remember,

00:16:56.520 and I would recommend this to all of the hot guys out there, my fellow hotties. That's

00:17:02.100 not that I'm hot. I don't know. Oh my God. I had an easy time with women. I've always 1.00

00:17:07.280 had a very easy time with women. But what I would say is that not locking down a partner

00:17:12.220 and getting in a long-term relationship that hurts you just as much as it hurts the people

00:17:18.160 you're, you're running through.

00:17:19.600 But explain this to, cause I mean, if I'm thinking about this from a guy's perspective,

00:17:23.580 like more, more female sexual partners equals better. Um, why would I not really get into 0.97

00:17:30.860 high numbers? So this was seen as like when Ayla lined everyone up, she did this live Twitter poll 0.94

00:17:35.560 of how many partners you've slept with. And I realized that like in a giant crowd, how many

00:17:39.540 people were there?

00:17:40.960 I don't know, like 200. I'm really bad at counting.

00:17:43.720 200. I was second to the end, third to the end in terms of, I've had this experience and

00:17:48.840 what happens is sex begins to become gross. Once you get like well over a hundred people,

00:17:54.300 like your body count gets that high as a guy, it becomes routine and gross. And you start thinking

00:17:59.960 more about like the cleanup and you are really only still doing it at that point for the status it

00:18:06.080 grants you. Um, and I think that the people who still sleep around a lot, like in their thirties,

00:18:11.000 the guys who do that, I think they're trying to make up for either the way they see themselves

00:18:15.220 or maybe not getting enough sex when they were younger. And so having some self image issue

00:18:19.920 because sex is just, it actually doesn't reward guys enough to really do it that frequently with

00:18:27.280 that many people. You begin to get sick of it after a while. Um, so one, I just don't think

00:18:32.160 they're actually enjoying it that much. The anticipation of sex is a much stronger mechanism

00:18:38.400 than the actual reward for having sex. When you meditate on it in the moment, the, the actual

00:18:44.100 feelings from having sex are just not that good. They're fine. Like they're good, but they're not

00:18:49.940 like, they're not worth like a day of work, much less like months of labor and trying to get someone

00:18:57.900 if you're one of these, you know, guys who is really struggling with this. So, so one is I think

00:19:02.740 a lot of these guys are just not getting that much reward anymore. And then two, I think what guys

00:19:07.500 really want and the truth of what they want is, is somebody who genuinely cares about them.

00:19:12.500 Somebody who's, you know, kids, I can tell you having kids around the house, like playing with

00:19:19.340 my kids is so much better than sex in terms of the actual, isn't this a damnation of my sexual 0.95

00:19:26.000 prowess, Malcolm? No, no, no, no, no. I've had sex with black women. It has nothing to do with you. 1.00

00:19:30.760 The point that I'm making is that the core difference in our society is one of the things

00:19:37.180 is tied to a lot of guys' self-worth. So they think I'm not a real guy. I'm not manly enough.

00:19:42.280 If I'm not out there sleeping with a lot of people and, and our society pretends that it's

00:19:47.280 a lot better than, than playing with your kids. But if you, I think to most of it, now keep in

00:19:51.840 mind, people are different. Some people are born, like some guys are born liking penises, right? Like 0.99

00:19:56.480 I don't know. I guess some people are born probably getting less intrinsic happiness from playing with

00:20:03.100 their kids. People are born all over the spectrum, but at least for me, like if I actually tried to

00:20:08.520 meditate on how much actual positive emotions I'm getting from the two experiences, it's like

00:20:15.100 not even close. Don't you think part of that's though, this stage of your adult development,

00:20:20.300 I think if you were a teenager, definitely like spending time with kids, probably not going to

00:20:25.160 be as satisfying as I think you're right. I think you're right. But I think that your development

00:20:29.340 reacts organically to your environment in many ways. So I think if I was younger and I got into a

00:20:34.800 developed relationship sooner, like a committed relationship sooner, my testosterone would drop

00:20:38.620 sooner. And, and, and this sort of stage of, of my, the human life cycle would begin sooner.

00:20:44.860 But I, I, I guess what I'm saying is as somebody who went through that experience of being able to

00:20:50.760 just sleep with whoever they wanted for a long period of time, when I was really horny, when I was

00:20:56.800 at that stage of my life where like that emotion is, is maximized, I can say that when you're at the

00:21:02.080 stage of your life where like fatherhood is maximized, um, that emotional well is just a

00:21:07.700 much richer emotional well. Um, and you feel much better afterwards because you never like,

00:21:13.900 that was another thing is I think when you sleep with a lot of people, you begin to worry about

00:21:20.360 hurting people. And I think that this is something that people don't talk about, but I think a lot

00:21:24.880 of guys, and so this is why I think the guys that keep running through people that stay on these apps

00:21:28.440 that most women are actually exposed to that don't end up settling down, why they, it's almost 0.86

00:21:32.840 serving for evil guys, because you begin to realize after a while is you've noticed some

00:21:38.520 people who you've hurt. Yeah. And so those, those who keep, keep going at it are those who just don't

00:21:42.960 care. Yeah. Who felt their emotional connection to you was stronger than the emotional connection

00:21:46.940 you had to them, or they develop like some really strong bond to you because you know, you're the

00:21:51.840 first person they slept with. And then when you, you know, you move on because that, that wasn't what

00:21:56.500 you were in that relationship for. And you signal that to them very clearly. They just didn't believe

00:21:59.860 you or thought it was some sort of a gambit. They end up hurting. And I think that normal humans

00:22:07.000 don't feel good when they hurt other people, even if it was unintentionally, even if you signaled to

00:22:13.640 the person, you know, I suspect you're going to get attached to me. And when I leave you, it will hurt

00:22:17.880 you. And so I think that people who do have that emotion, men who do have that emotion, take themselves

00:22:23.580 off the market. And, and in a way that, yeah, so that could be another reason why you have this hot

00:22:29.120 evil graph with guys who the women are engaging when they go into the market. The ones that are 0.98

00:22:33.300 still on the market are just more likely to be evil because they don't care about the people they hurt.

00:22:37.060 And I'm, I'm, I'm just thinking about the similarities between kid time and sexy time

00:22:41.520 oxytocin, oxytocin surges. Yes. Cleanup is necessary. You know, yes. You might want to shower after.

00:22:48.560 Yes. But, but you never, I never feel like, did I hurt my kid? No, I was just wrestling with them

00:22:55.880 or fighting with fake swords. Well, they're devastated when playtime is over and they have

00:22:59.740 to go to bed. You have, you know, the, the negotiation that, that happens with our, oh no,

00:23:04.760 I still need, I want, I leave you to handle those negotiations. Oh, no, I want another hug. I don't

00:23:10.260 know, man. Anyway, though, you're in for a treat because we've got to go pick up our kids

00:23:14.740 right now. So we have our fancy dinner tonight. Yeah. So you got to run up, get your shirt on

00:23:21.140 and I'm going to get some bottles and diapers together and off we go. Love you, Simone. I love

00:23:26.040 you too, Malcolm.

Based Camp - July 05, 2023

Based Camp： Is the Hot Crazy Matrix Real？

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