Based Camp - Hot Girls Created An Isolated Economic Loop (With David Lorentzon)

00:00:00.000 Hello, Malcolm and David Lorenzen, our guest today, who is here to talk about the mysterious

00:00:05.380 and also incredibly toxic hot girl service economy. So imagine, actually, you don't have

00:00:10.980 to imagine because there are actually places like New York, like Dubai, like Phuket, like 0.97

00:00:15.900 Bali, that are essentially like sticky fly traps where women will go because they get

00:00:22.300 random modeling opportunities, random vacation opportunities. They decide to work remotely 1.00

00:00:26.620 there for a little bit. And then they basically get sucked into what David has come to call the

00:00:32.060 hot girl service economy, where they develop jobs, modeling, selling services to models that almost 0.84

00:00:39.020 require them to not only stay there and get stuck into this lifestyle, but continue to stay 0.98

00:00:44.980 completely unattached, not meet other people, not form families or have kids and not go back to

00:00:50.620 whatever their home countries might be or their hometowns might be, which means that they're 0.91

00:00:54.540 increasingly isolated from the rest of society, much in the way that, say, an Orthodox Jewish 0.89

00:00:59.900 community might be isolated from the rest of society and that they are buying and selling

00:01:03.520 services to and from each other. They're not really interacting with the rest of the world,

00:01:07.500 but they are nevertheless often facilitated and made possible by government subsidies in the form

00:01:13.760 of, say, food assistance and housing assistance and other assistance for people working technically

00:01:18.460 on extremely low incomes, perhaps because a lot of stuff is happening off the books, which

00:01:22.680 definitely happens at this this hot girl service economy so david tell us how you encountered this

00:01:28.520 and why you think it matters for people to even know that it exists like who cares that hot girls

00:01:33.940 are like disappearing into this fertility trap where they just get shredded the way i the way i 0.96

00:01:40.100 got started with public opinion making was on researching the gender segregated economy and

00:01:46.620 mass female marriage migration going on in my country, Sweden.

00:01:50.400 And ever since I did that six years ago, I've just continued in my lane, focused on it as

00:01:56.240 much as possible, trying to find not just good explanations and stories about what's

00:02:01.840 going on with the men who are segregated from the women, but also finding the stories and

00:02:05.800 explanations for what's going on with the women.

00:02:07.720 And it was only about a year ago that I really coined the term the hot girl service economy 0.99

00:02:13.340 to really encapsulate what is actually going on here.

00:02:16.620 And you've interviewed a number of these women to like understand their perspective on all of this and what it's like.

00:02:22.720 Yeah. 0.65

00:02:22.840 So I've had the opportunity to talk to some of these girls that live basically six months or even year round in these various tropical paradises. 1.00

00:02:32.140 Basically, a hot girl service economy location is someplace that is coastal and that is warm year round.

00:02:39.820 I wouldn't count necessarily New York as a part of it. 0.99

00:02:42.060 There's a lot of women there, but not as the hot girl service economy hotspot. 1.00

00:02:45.920 it would be places like miami where you have sun and you can basically be be in a bikini year round

00:02:52.000 bali phuket but yeah when he was talking to us about this earlier one of the things that he

00:02:57.800 mentioned was that they often will buy from the same sorts of services like they'll all go to the

00:03:03.120 same pilates studio they'll all go to the same yoga place they'll all get their hair done at the

00:03:07.180 same place they'll all eat at the same places and these places will often be run by women in this

00:03:11.760 sort of hot girl network and we had run into such a person in the past we were meeting with various

00:03:20.280 entrepreneurs and one of them was a woman who had described her yoga studio as like the it yoga

00:03:28.380 studio the cool yoga studio and i didn't quite understand what she meant by this and at one

00:03:32.840 point she described a guy coming up and being very angry at her because she was quadruple charging

00:03:39.220 him you know for he goes this this can't be right and then so she pulled up the profiles associated

00:03:44.480 with all of those accounts and he goes oh they all go here just like supporting the lifestyles

00:03:50.400 of multiples of these hot girls and this is part of the way like that's actually pretty unusual

00:03:56.920 when you think about the economic structure of a thing in that you have a guy paying for various

00:04:04.280 pretty expensive aspects of a collection of women's lifestyles which is then trickling down

00:04:12.180 to other women who have been part of this but but continue you dropped off there for a second 1.00

00:04:17.360 right so you have these various women that we see the most online that are like say the top models 1.00

00:04:24.400 the top only fans content creators and they to continue keeping their job as a hot girl as a 1.00

00:04:30.200 model, et cetera, they have to spend a lot of money on themselves, talking about yoga, dieting, 0.80

00:04:35.800 exercise, gym. And when you look at these various services that they're spending their money on,

00:04:40.020 a lot of them are operated and run by other hot girls that may not even have an Instagram, 0.99

00:04:44.900 that may not even have an OnlyFans account, but they are achieving a high income and becoming 1.00

00:04:49.500 a part of this ecosystem that these various models basically sustain and make it grow. 1.00

00:04:56.140 So what you have is essentially a very insular, encapsulated economy going on in these various tropical paradises where women have effectively isolated themselves. 1.00

00:05:07.500 And that, in return, makes it difficult for them to leave that place and form a family, start having kids, form a relationship.

00:05:14.340 Because the Western men that they are attracted to can't even get anywhere close to these encapsulated economies in tropical paradise.

00:05:21.500 Because if you think about regular men, you know, they go maybe for a two-week vacation to these places.

00:05:27.740 Their jobs that they usually do are not in demand in these areas.

00:05:32.020 So you have this huge problem where, okay, yeah, there's plenty of men in Dubai, but not the men that these women want. 1.00

00:05:38.980 They want a Yellowstone cowboy. 0.99

00:05:41.640 And what you have in Dubai are, what, Arabian Muslim men. 1.00

00:05:46.120 So it's not the right demographic. 1.00

00:05:48.080 It's not the right type of men that they want.

00:05:49.860 they're building a whole lifestyle that makes them hyper feminine in a sense what's interesting is

00:05:57.500 is dubai is probably the place where they'd have the most access to the type of men they might

00:06:01.780 actually want because at least dubai does have some corporate jobs whereas others of these sorts

00:06:06.840 of locations like bali and stuff like that you're not going to get any corporate guys in like bali

00:06:11.880 and then yet others miami a city that we have lived in a lot of people do not realize the social

00:06:18.440 scene in Miami is literally, at least for people like us, the worst social scene I have been

00:06:24.520 involved in in my entire life. And it is because Miami has incredibly, incredibly high costs of

00:06:31.600 living, but incredibly medium to kind of low jobs. Like the income you can earn, like the average

00:06:40.480 income in Miami is not a good average income. And if you then contrast that with other cities where

00:06:46.820 you can go like say dallas where we also live that had a great social scene dallas has an extremely

00:06:51.740 low cost of living for a city of its size and a fairly high average wage with a lot of corporate

00:06:57.920 jobs and so it means if you're like a young ambitious guy do you go you would never go to

00:07:04.260 miami the only reason to go to miami is to live well there's sort of a few reasons it's to live

00:07:10.180 an influencer lifestyle which not a lot of guys can afford to do or it's because you are from

00:07:15.900 latin america and stole a bunch of money from your country and are now looking for somewhere to hang

00:07:19.980 out that's the the vast majority you know even in miami when we would hire accountants you know 0.58

00:07:25.220 they'd have to special like we we had some of them be like i i need to be clear i do not specialize

00:07:31.020 in fraud just because like it's thought of as a thing in miami that like the accountant is the

00:07:36.800 guy who specializes in fraud and so if they don't do that they need to explain i'm not one of that 0.99

00:07:44.520 a miami accountant i'm like a nor but what this means is often women the the hot girls who are 0.97

00:07:51.480 moving to these places who are you know let's say that the four girls on the one guy's yoga account

00:07:57.080 this isn't the type of guy who they want to marry frequently and if you've seen these guys because

00:08:03.320 we've worked with a lot of you know this crowd in miami and stuff like this they're generally like 0.80

00:08:09.260 one aspect of the hot girl economy which i think is underrated is sometimes the the women are 0.99

00:08:16.040 making money from within these regions but the men who they're partnered with are not permanent

00:08:22.860 partnerships they are being paid to be models on a boat for the guy so the guy can do a video

00:08:29.580 about how many hot girls he gets but like they're not considering the guy as a serious candidate

00:08:36.020 and and that's the type of guy that they're running into yeah so whenever they do encounter

00:08:43.020 men in these tropical paradises none of them can stay as long as the girls do so when they

00:08:48.800 encountered them oh you're only staying here for a week or two what's the point of entering

00:08:52.100 your relationship if you're just going to leave and i'm going to stay here for the rest of the

00:08:55.560 year right so it creates this horrible incentive structure where you're deeply incentivized to

00:09:01.680 remain single, spend a huge amount of money on yourself because your body is your job,

00:09:07.040 and it creates an enormous incentive to never have kids. If you look at Dubai, Phuket, Bali,

00:09:14.000 they don't have Western welfare safety nets. All of these various natalist policies don't touch

00:09:21.320 these women at all. They have zero effect on them. And you think about, okay, models, they can earn, 1.00

00:09:28.200 $5,000 a month, a lot of them, and a few throwing, a government throwing a few hundred dollars a 1.00

00:09:34.680 month on, hey, have more kids, that's not going to do anything for these women. Because the cost 1.00

00:09:39.840 of losing your job in this hot girl service economy vastly outstrips and outnumber any 1.00

00:09:46.540 financial incentive that you can create in a Western democracy. So you are basically, 0.99

00:09:52.840 we're right now have created an economy that basically pays the hottest girls to never have

00:09:59.620 kids yeah it's similar to like idols in in tokyo or in seoul in south korea you know what this

00:10:05.520 actually makes me realize something yeah this is probably partially the reason why there are so

00:10:13.400 many successful mormon influencers oh my gosh because they're one of the only groups where the 1.00

00:10:20.620 hottest of women would not consider this lifestyle and so they end up while they are still young and 0.61

00:10:27.440 hot getting married and having lots of kids and then they can produce the hot married woman content 0.99

00:10:34.220 which does have a demographic that likes it and they are the hottest youngest women producing

00:10:40.240 that kind of content well yeah like ballerina farmer right yeah but there's a there's a ton 1.00

00:10:45.780 more there's this whole cinematic universe of mormon influencers secret lives of mormon wives

00:10:51.240 that too yeah yeah and those are like yeah that they are leaning out from like the core traditions

00:10:56.060 of the church and there are many more that are super way more devout but that that is a really

00:11:00.460 good example of it and even if they're leaning out from the church they're not like i'm gonna go to 0.58

00:11:04.260 dubai and become a sex slave right like they're like that's not in the cards for them which is

00:11:10.420 really interesting and i and i think when guys hear this they're like well you know how how big 0.94

00:11:17.140 can the draw for these women be for these sorts of regions okay now so suppose you're a younger

00:11:24.220 woman you're out of college you're building up your career now keep in mind typically your early

00:11:29.440 positions within any career are not the most fun positions they're not the best paying positions

00:11:35.660 they're often the most humiliating positions and then you decide you built you build an instagram

00:11:41.340 account you're in the top now when we say the hottest girls let's say like top 0.5 or something

00:11:46.400 like that so your instagram account pops off and you have people offering you you know free products

00:11:52.500 free stuff and maybe even so you might make a little bit of money from that but if you have 1.00

00:11:57.280 seen the types of money that some of these women make now obviously most women make almost nothing 1.00

00:12:02.240 from only fans but some women like the number that shocked me was the owners of peanuts the 1.00

00:12:07.940 squirrel who was killed were making 80 000 a month on only fans whatever 80 000 a month like i would 0.98

00:12:15.100 be tempted by only fans at that amount so you all of a sudden start making enormous amounts of money

00:12:20.580 and you are then disproportionately rewarded in future feeds from being in an aspirational

00:12:29.000 environment from being on the beach from being on whatever and then in addition to that you have

00:12:33.680 guys who are you know we have the monster effort series of books that like bards and noble like

00:12:39.440 women do have a desire for like the dark the the the dark local you know shaker whatever right or 0.90

00:12:46.240 a dark money guy in miami or you know other it it feels a little dark it feels a little tempting it

00:12:53.520 is a very difficult thing to resist if you are just living by the standards of society.

00:13:02.620 Well, after a certain number of years with that kind of career, you have the sort of resume gap

00:13:06.760 that will make it very difficult for you to become employed otherwise. It's a very path-dependent

00:13:12.580 type of career. So once you get in with that community and you, you know, you, first you

00:13:18.260 probably start as a model, then you start doing makeup work and some photography, maybe you become

00:13:22.100 an esthetician you teach yoga or pilates on the side it it's it definitely does become a lifelong

00:13:29.100 career and versions of this that kind of rhyme with this even happen in non hot girl economies 1.00

00:13:35.780 that i've seen in like california and other places where these women are like one will like teach a 1.00

00:13:42.720 burlesque class and then exchange that for getting her hair cut from another woman well there's a 0.96

00:13:48.200 version of this on the in the effective altruist EA community where we have an episode where we

00:13:53.600 detailed this where we talk about the EA to sex work pipeline and it's like it's it's so hard not

00:13:59.000 to get pulled into if you're a woman in one of these communities because you know everyone in

00:14:04.480 that world is like well you've got to be polyamorous or you're unethical right like

00:14:09.060 that means that you're you're selfish with your partner you don't want to share them

00:14:12.760 and then of course your boss wants to pressure you to be that with him and that's how you start

00:14:17.220 moving up and then oh you lose your job for a while and then you start doing it and now you've 0.87

00:14:21.980 got this big hole on your resume because oh you start accepting money from some of the poly guys

00:14:26.320 that you're with and stuff like that because they're all successful engineers at like tech

00:14:29.140 companies and it creates an alternate model of one of these but continue yeah i think that there's 0.99

00:14:35.380 probably a few million women who are involved in the hot girl service economy but it's creating 1.00

00:14:40.960 media for that billions are watching. So there are millions more young women aspiring and trying 1.00

00:14:48.520 to build up themselves to get into this ecosystem. So you may say, okay, it's 0.05%. Yeah, those are 0.50

00:14:56.280 the top earners, but the top earners, eventually that money trickles into a whole ecosystem that 1.00

00:15:01.280 can sustain the lifestyle of dozens of other women whose social media you would never see. 0.99

00:15:08.280 And so this whole ecosystem is a lot bigger than I think we can imagine right now. 0.55

00:15:16.460 I think it has millions of women hooked into this. 1.00

00:15:18.800 And once you're hooked into this, it becomes an addiction.

00:15:22.240 The lifestyle itself, the way you can travel across the world all the time. 1.00

00:15:26.860 Women love traveling.

00:15:27.900 Eighty-four percent of all solo travelers are women right now.

00:15:32.360 Wow. 1.00

00:15:32.680 This is the new drug for young people. 1.00

00:15:36.520 You know, Zoomers are drinking way less alcohol, doing way less drugs than previous generations did. 1.00

00:15:41.720 But the new drug for young women is to travel, is to live in paradise during winter months. 0.99

00:15:48.320 This is just hooking on to these dopamine receptors in ways that wasn't possible before.

00:15:54.260 It's hard to explain to a woman why she wouldn't want to do this in a believable context. 0.93

00:16:01.280 because if she has been raised within the normal dominant cultural set and this is something

00:16:07.240 Simone and I've been talking about because I'm running into some of my old classmates and they're

00:16:10.080 just completely sort of brainwashed by this you know normative like this is what prestige is this

00:16:16.360 is what matters you know you want to have the the fancy things you want to have the fancy you know

00:16:22.140 generics you want to meet with the fancy people and be just all roundabout respectable fancy right

00:16:28.100 And so you go to a girl who doesn't have some alternate social model established for her, who is out of college or out of high school, and you say you should not like a lifestyle where for the next 10 to 20 years, you're going to live on a beach drinking cocktails and not really having to work.

00:16:48.840 they're going to be like wait why would i not like that why is that a bad future that actually

00:16:54.280 sounds like a great future and and better i'm an influencer better every day i get thousands of

00:16:59.320 people affirming me and as you've pointed out this trickles down and influences many many more

00:17:04.620 millions of people because that's what allows it to work in the first place yeah exactly and you 0.99

00:17:10.100 know the real big social cost is that whenever women do this they isolate themselves from the 1.00

00:17:15.840 rest of their family. They isolate themselves. Every single year you spend in Bali is a year 0.99

00:17:20.220 you did not build your community. So when you eventually try to leave this lifestyle, you

00:17:25.320 realize you don't have a home anymore. You have chopped off the roots on the tree.

00:17:30.940 The community that made maybe having a family and kids possible, you have not maintained that

00:17:36.620 community. All of your friends are now spread across the world right now. So if you want to

00:17:41.580 meet your friends, you're going to have to pay the friend travel tax, okay? You want to meet your

00:17:46.320 best friend? Oh, she is in Sao Paulo, Brazil. That's going to cost you $5,000 for a weekend.

00:17:51.160 Congratulations. That's the friendship tax. Instead of having, let's say, a preserved community like

00:17:56.840 the Mormon people do, then you don't have to pay any money at all to meet your best friends because 1.00

00:18:02.600 you all live locally. So once you're in this ecosystem, it actually becomes quite expensive 0.89

00:18:07.980 to maintain friendships because everyone are on their own solo journey, traveling across the

00:18:14.180 world all the time. And the only way to meet your best friend is to spend more money traveling.

00:18:18.560 So it kind of gets you stuck in this cycle where, okay, if I want to maintain having friends,

00:18:25.080 I need to maintain having an income. And once you leave that, you become incredibly isolated.

00:18:30.000 Let's say that you go back to Europe or go back to the Midwest USA, and then you spend your winter

00:18:34.640 there isolated from all your friends you're watching their instagram on your feed and you

00:18:39.580 become seethingly jealous and because you haven't experienced winter for a very long time that

00:18:45.200 becomes extremely depressing for you so you have no community you've isolated yourself so it becomes

00:18:51.940 emotionally very taxing and difficult for these women to deal with well i don't think i don't 0.87

00:19:00.840 think they actually see it as emotionally taxing though like they're in a bubble and they're

00:19:04.360 surrounded by other women in their same circumstances it's like some new version of

00:19:08.560 sex in the city that's not sex in the city it's like you know dubai and i'm an only fans model

00:19:12.700 but where they have their support network they have all these women who are affirming them and

00:19:16.780 who are living the same lifestyle so i mean while it's harder for them to go back to an old life

00:19:20.800 it's an unglamorous life it's boring those other people are ugly anyway and you're surrounded by

00:19:25.940 other hot girls who affirm you is this are these like so when i simone i think that there's something 0.65

00:19:31.780 being missed here which is the they likely do have significant social circles because if you

00:19:40.240 look at like our online lifestyle like our online community when you become a popular content

00:19:46.540 creator you do collabs and the types of girls who would be in the hot girl lifestyle everything they

00:19:55.020 do benefits from collabs their videos benefit from collabs their only fans benefits from collabs

00:20:01.240 they're going on a date with a rich shake benefits from collabs and it's actually

00:20:06.900 somewhat of a social phenomenon what it means is you go like you go on a boat you're doing one of

00:20:12.340 those yacht things you got invited to one of those parties you know if you're doing one of those a

00:20:17.060 week or even one of those a month you go to the pool party you go to the most of the things that 0.95

00:20:23.380 you would do benefit from a degree of sociality but only sociality with other hot women and only 0.73

00:20:29.780 sociality with other hot women where this is their primary income type and i can say from myself

00:20:37.680 like in our community as content creation people i have become very good friends with and consider

00:20:44.480 my best friends today to be other content creators that i only know of through content creation and

00:20:52.920 those friendships can be very deep and meaningful even without the in-person connections but they

00:20:59.400 are still isolating to an extent or isolating from traditional communities but continue yeah so

00:21:06.760 another good example is that when your instagram hits a sufficient size you can get an account

00:21:12.440 manager who managed stuff on your account for you now those account managers manage many other

00:21:18.600 accounts and through those people you get in contact with women you would other not otherwise

00:21:24.840 never communicate with or hear about so absolutely you do have this network effect once you become a

00:21:32.540 model when you become part of this hot girl service economy so as a result these become your

00:21:38.540 friends these are the ones that help you get you share your followers you do these collabs you build

00:21:43.660 up and eventually you become very close friends and suddenly you're on your different journeys and

00:21:50.560 it becomes just really expensive over time to keep those friendships. And when you can't keep

00:21:58.460 spending all of your money on traveling, then you have less disposable money for other things in

00:22:04.280 life. So when this hot girl service economy were to decline, then I fear that there's not going to 1.00

00:22:10.480 be a lot of saved capital coming out of it. Well, I was going to ask you, David, because the first 1.00

00:22:15.400 time you came on our podcast, you talked about arbitrage opportunities and the likely demographic

00:22:20.420 shifts that will be downstream of being a passport bro like you know going to other countries to find

00:22:26.160 women to marry who will probably make better wives than you know women in your own local community 0.79

00:22:32.020 for whatever reason is there no passport bro opportunity with the hot girl service economy 0.99

00:22:38.000 or with someone who understands the nature of this economy and how to navigate it like 0.99

00:22:42.380 is there no convincing women within it that there is a better option and that their life 0.96

00:22:47.480 is inherently unsustainable or do you think this is a group of women who are going to be largely

00:22:51.120 written off? So let's just take an example. Thailand is a popular destination. You have

00:22:58.480 some guy going on a Thailand vacation. He's maybe there for a few weeks. As a result,

00:23:04.140 he meets a hot girl who may be there for half a year. They're going to have conflicts because

00:23:08.200 he's only staying there for a few weeks. She's staying there for half a year. That in itself

00:23:12.360 causes a problem. Now, let's say they have a long distance relationship, then you're going to have

00:23:17.820 the problem that, okay, if you want to live together, someone's going to have to lose their

00:23:21.240 job. Now, if the man were to move to Bali or Phuket, let's say he's blue collar. He's never

00:23:28.040 going to find a job in these areas because whenever a plumber is needed in Phuket or Bali

00:23:33.980 or a farmer or a factory worker, they're not going to hire a Western guy for that.

00:23:40.200 and especially not for a Western wage either.

00:23:43.140 They're going to have a minimum wage, 0.99

00:23:44.680 and they're going to have some local do it instead.

00:23:46.640 So there's absolutely, there's so many guys as a result

00:23:49.840 who gets in perpetual unemployment

00:23:52.860 because they can't find jobs in these areas,

00:23:57.420 but they are the boyfriend to a hot girl.

00:24:01.100 So, and as a result of that,

00:24:02.700 they become less attractive over time.

00:24:04.600 They start having existential problems

00:24:06.360 because what is the point? 1.00

00:24:08.180 I'm just a gigolo for this woman

00:24:09.760 who earns all the money and i'm just here for her satisfaction and this has been seen with some

00:24:17.680 leaks from like content producers where you know it'll turn out that their quote-unquote manager

00:24:22.960 is actually their boyfriend and this is just like a common thing that we see over and over again and

00:24:27.440 i suspect that it's downstream of what you're talking about it's like well i have to find a

00:24:31.040 way to pay the guy to be to stay around right otherwise he's just going to go back to whatever

00:24:37.340 he was doing before. Yeah, exactly. So you have this problem where, okay, men, young men and

00:24:42.800 women have chosen so radically different lifestyles that they're just incompatible with each other.

00:24:47.940 The way that you can afford a middle-class lifestyle at this point is for both parents 1.00

00:24:52.400 to work full-time. In Europe, they have made it, most governments in Europe have made it an explicit

00:24:58.660 goal to minimize and reduce the number of housewives and one-income households as much 0.77

00:25:04.580 as possible to maximize the employment of women to the greatest extent. And if you were to do that,

00:25:11.380 then you're just going to have this permanent segregation because where women find jobs that 1.00

00:25:16.280 they enjoy, that they find meaningful is going to be in a geographically separate location

00:25:22.060 than where the men are. And what we can do is we can, I can put up a, I'm going to put up a

00:25:30.280 image of the us to show what i'm talking about this is the year i've showed this before on the

00:25:37.580 last show right yes so this shows that okay in blue you have highly male majority areas of the

00:25:44.740 us and in the red you have heavily female majority places in the whole country and if you were you

00:25:52.860 can see that okay the midwest is more blue urban urban areas are more red while the rural areas 0.53

00:25:58.280 are more blue so it's more men in the countryside and it's small towns and it's more women in the

00:26:05.260 big cities right so you already have some segregation now if we look at the next map

00:26:09.280 we can see how this shifted in 20 years time and you can see that the number of blue counties in

00:26:15.820 the u.s literally doubled in 20 years the sex ratio is the same but the number of blue counties

00:26:22.340 doubled, which just goes to show that women have in the millions left small towns, left the

00:26:29.240 countryside and moved into the major urban areas. Yeah. We're talking about percentage points of 1.00

00:26:34.720 the total population at this point. Yes. And when I looked at year over year,

00:26:39.800 this accelerated, especially during the great recession of the U.S. That's when most of this

00:26:44.280 change happened because that's when households all across the U.S. were no longer able to have

00:26:49.780 a one-income household. You had a bunch of divorces. The woman, the wife, the ex-wife 0.55

00:26:54.640 now have to find employment. There is no employment nearby. She moves into a city.

00:27:00.780 And the daughters, let's say the millennial daughters, the Zoomer daughters, 1.00

00:27:04.620 they grow up with this traumatic experience and say that, okay, I can't be financially reliant 1.00

00:27:11.020 upon my husband. So it is important for me to build up my own finances. It's important for me

00:27:17.360 to get an education, to get a job, to get a career, so that I don't end up in the same situation as my

00:27:22.780 mother did during the Great Recession. And so both the mothers and the daughters moving into the

00:27:28.160 cities and creating this enormous segregation in the economy. And I watched this whole birth rate 0.73

00:27:35.940 debate that you were on, Simone. And after, at the very end of the debate, you all came to the

00:27:44.960 agreement that forming relationships is the problem. There seems to be a massive problem

00:27:49.740 with people unable to form relationships. And for me, I was at the top of my chair, almost screaming,

00:27:56.940 like, I have given you the answer, Simone. You know the answer. Yes, I'm random suite a year

00:28:01.520 ago. But still, I have a great answer for this challenge, for why relationships have a difficulty

00:28:07.420 forming. It's a geography problem. Men are over here. Women are over there. They can't find a

00:28:13.740 common ground where they both have full-time employment at their chosen careers. And so

00:28:20.100 if you want the male abundant areas to pair up with the female abundant areas, one of them is 0.98

00:28:26.140 going to have to lose their job, but then their lifestyle is unaffordable because both of them

00:28:30.840 have to work to afford the middle-class lifestyle. So you have this connection between geography,

00:28:38.340 economics and relationships that just means that it's more, it's become financially unviable for

00:28:44.780 a lot of relationships to take form. You know, you can't just, a lot of these women, they have 1.00

00:28:49.260 taken on debt, student loan debt, so they can't just become unemployed again. They have to service 1.00

00:28:53.960 that debt that they have accumulated from their years in college. Maybe they have started a new

00:28:59.260 business and they have taken on debt on that business, but that business requires a particular

00:29:05.280 area with a particular network. So you can't just move that business anywhere. So women are stuck

00:29:10.740 in the cities with their particular housing, their particular job, while men are stuck out 0.85

00:29:15.700 in the countryside with their particular job. So when you realize and see this problem,

00:29:20.820 the solution to how we can increase the birth rate becomes a little bit more clear in that

00:29:24.980 we have to break the gender segregation and the economy. We have to find ways to move 0.86

00:29:29.780 female-dominated jobs out into small towns and small areas, while you have to find ways to find 1.00

00:29:35.260 let's say male-dominated jobs, into the cities. I have studied polymer engineering. I got to see

00:29:40.660 a lot of factories and industrial areas. Something that I observed and noticed was that as major

00:29:46.700 cities grew bigger and bigger, they industrialized because they didn't have enough energy for the

00:29:52.760 factories anymore. And it was very expensive to keep demolishing and building a better energy

00:29:58.560 grid just as the population grew. So if you have, let's say, a bunch of factories and population

00:30:05.960 growth at the same time, you're incentivized to close down those factories so that you have more

00:30:10.180 energy available for more housing. And instead of having industrial jobs, you have service jobs

00:30:15.760 just becoming a more dominant sphere in the cities. So as my country, Sweden, we didn't

00:30:22.720 lose our factories. We didn't lose those industrial companies, but we did lose a lot of

00:30:27.120 jobs due to automation because we're just more automated than the U.S. But our cities, Stockholm,

00:30:32.720 Gothenburg, they lost industry, but other areas far away from the cities got the factories, got

00:30:37.900 those jobs, making this gender segregation even more extreme. So you have most, you think about

00:30:44.760 the Tesla, the mega factory in Texas, that's like far away from any major city because no major city

00:30:52.760 has enough grid and enough electricity to have these industrial jobs there.

00:30:58.140 And you have the same thing with the AI data centers, the energy grid, basically

00:31:02.600 dictate where they can be located.

00:31:04.560 So if you think about solutions to how you break this gender segregation is that, 1.00

00:31:08.700 okay, male jobs tend to use up more energy. 1.00

00:31:11.340 So you have to find ways to get more energy into the cities. 1.00

00:31:14.260 Then you can have more industry jobs in the cities, and then you get more, you 0.99

00:31:18.040 even out these gender imbalances. 0.99

00:31:20.480 And that way you can find local men of good quality where you live as a woman. 0.86

00:31:26.880 Right. 1.00

00:31:27.400 And maybe you can also compartmentalize all various government jobs that are female dominated. 1.00

00:31:33.920 You know, take a 500 office building, split it up, move some of those office jobs that 1.00

00:31:40.700 women do out into smaller towns. 1.00

00:31:42.640 That way you get more of a gender mix. 1.00

00:31:46.940 and that could be you could try to solve that at a government level i mean that doesn't really 1.00

00:31:53.620 that that does disrupt the females in cities more often pipeline but it doesn't disrupt the 0.96

00:31:59.180 hot girl economies to that extent and one of the things about hot girl economies where if you're 1.00

00:32:04.300 wondering why they all start to sell to each other i suspect and why they would start like a

00:32:09.060 the pilates studio for the hot girls the whatever for the hot girls it's largely i would assume

00:32:15.660 because of the extremely social nature of the hot girl economy among the hot girls like you would

00:32:21.720 naturally know the girls who know that they have to transition into whatever they're doing next 1.00

00:32:26.900 and then so they start their side hustle of the pilates studio or whatever and then they can 1.00

00:32:32.200 utilize that as well i mean another thing that's part of the hot girls economy is that the social 1.00

00:32:37.720 connections a person has within a region are important for new entrants ability to make money 0.97

00:32:44.160 you know who knows the the shake networks and everything like that and so the people who've

00:32:48.940 been there a bit longer you know obviously you do eventually age out but it provides you with a bit

00:32:54.880 more of a cover on that stuff in terms of i don't think moving men into cities is is likely a good

00:33:02.480 answer because like the marginal number of men you could move into cities by like even think about it

00:33:07.280 so you put a tesla factory in a city you put a data center in a city now it immediately gets

00:33:13.220 regulated to high hell and it's not like we we're not dictator like we don't control all society

00:33:18.460 even if we won that particular battle it would soon become economically unviable it's it's like

00:33:25.140 where do we have potential influence you can try to make rural environments more palatable for

00:33:32.740 service jobs but i feel like that's not gonna here's the other problem that this whole issue 0.97

00:33:38.620 is going to once women habituate to this extremely glamorous lifestyle even if their only option 1.00

00:33:46.900 going forward is to say become a stay-at-home wife or like to get a job job they are not going to

00:33:53.400 do anything involving men like it would be a less glamorous lifestyle and i think a really key thing

00:34:01.360 that malcolm talks about in the pragmatist guide to relationships is people's money like their

00:34:06.660 spending set point. And you have to make sure that when you meet a partner and decide to commit

00:34:12.160 to them and living with them, you need to understand the level of annual burn they will

00:34:18.820 need. Some people are only going to be happy if they are torching $500,000 a year on their

00:34:27.020 apartment and their clothing and everything else, whereas other people are really happy with a lot

00:34:30.800 less. And you need to know what you're getting into. But I think anyone who habituates to

00:34:34.720 this kind of lifestyle they're likely flying business based on the nature of their work

00:34:40.360 they're likely living if not necessarily able to afford but living in luxury apartment high rises

00:34:46.960 that are new construction maybe they're cheap maybe they're terrible but they look really good

00:34:51.760 and for like three years they'll look really good and they just move from one to the next so they

00:34:56.060 don't know what it's like to be in that crumbling building and they are very used to going out and

00:35:01.500 eating and having very fancy things and having everything given to them. So they're like the

00:35:05.900 hyper version of, of someone who's habituated to being a really hot woman in her twenties and just

00:35:11.340 being catered to. And then they don't understand that when they reach a certain life stage,

00:35:16.380 they're going to need to lower their standards. And so they just don't. And so then they just

00:35:19.700 live alone forever. I feel like this is largely a group of women that isn't, it's worth discussing

00:35:25.460 and understanding who they are, but I think they're largely just going to have to be written 1.00

00:35:29.320 off because they are they are unmarriable and an insatiable in their set points in terms of

00:35:39.120 financial need so they they won't be able to make themselves happy and no one else will be able to

00:35:43.860 make them happy plus they aren't going to be willing to do drudge work or unglamorous work

00:35:49.180 in exchange for compensation because they're so accustomed to it are these the girls like i don't

00:35:54.700 know fresh and fit still a thing but like there are all these like guy podcasts where there's like 1.00

00:35:58.940 a bunch of really hot girls like all sitting around the table talking about like whatever 1.00

00:36:04.160 it is that they're discussing and i always wonder like who are these women like we were once on the 0.96

00:36:10.380 just pearly thing podcast and this was in london like this is not in dubai this was just whatever

00:36:14.660 and there were a bunch of hot girls that showed up it was a very weird experience there was just

00:36:19.780 this random apartment building in london that we went to do you remember this malcolm yeah like we

00:36:24.020 all waited in the lobby of this apartment building and then just like a bunch of young people in

00:36:28.040 because we're old young people in their 20s started showing up and it was mostly like hot 0.75

00:36:32.480 young girls and like one looked it's like she was trying to be hard part of the hot girl service

00:36:38.700 economy she had traveled for like six hours out of the middle of nowhere but was like dolled up

00:36:44.140 to high heaven and like talking about everyone was on on their instagram accounts everyone was

00:36:49.320 trying to like break out as a model or a dj or something like oh god yes everybody had their

00:36:55.220 thing they were trying to be it was a bunch of like djs and models and oh i'm on x i'm this

00:37:00.240 important and like pearl davis if anybody's actually like she's always surrounded by like

00:37:05.520 these giant black guys that look like rappers and are like covered in like chains and stuff like

00:37:10.660 that like it's clearly like she's in a version of the hot girl economy which is actually somewhat 0.99

00:37:16.720 ironic given her branding and everything like that that that's the social circle that sucked 0.98

00:37:22.420 her down a a hole it's weird it yeah instead of like trying to hang out with the actual trads or

00:37:29.660 whatever which would have been so easy for her but i was trying to talk with these people and

00:37:33.000 like understand their lives and like oh they were so rapid how they oriented toward reality yeah

00:37:38.040 like there was sort of there were some narratives of like i came from nothing i built this for 1.00

00:37:44.100 myself and i think that's might be a big part of the hot girl service economy is what these women 1.00

00:37:48.140 have is they're hot and they know how to be hot and one of the reasons they're choosing this 1.00

00:37:52.860 pathway is unlike hot trust fund girls or hot like you know upper middle class girls who've 1.00

00:37:59.000 gone to private school or who've gone to a good public school whatever like who'd like have more

00:38:02.880 foundation they're like this is my shot i'm gonna take it but it was there was that's a good point

00:38:10.280 if you're of middling intelligence and super hot like this is a very hard pathway to talk you out

00:38:16.880 right like it because you're you're just actually don't or lazy you don't have that many other

00:38:23.040 options but then were they great marriage prospects to begin with i mean i think we've also seen on 0.99

00:38:27.560 caleb hammer's financial audit like examples of of women who are in the hot girl service economy

00:38:32.980 because caleb will ask them like so what do you do for work and they're like well i'm you know i'm a

00:38:37.560 spiritual life coach that there was one of that was one of the ones i don't know if you saw that

00:38:41.020 one it sounds like you saw that one and it's like that she was in the hot girl service economy and

00:38:45.520 there's nothing there and and she's like well and and you could see that like she was just making

00:38:50.220 money from people who like felt sorry for her felt obligated to spend money on her in this cultural

00:38:54.960 subset but they're so like they're in debt they're financially toxic they're never going to be happy

00:39:01.140 and yeah there's when you actually look at what they're spending solved more than through policy

00:39:06.720 is through social shaming this is predominantly how society used to solve no malcolm and that's

00:39:13.880 the whole point of the hot girl service economy is it is it is it is a bubble in the same way that

00:39:19.120 orthodox hyper-orthodox isolated communities are it's not a it is a bubble within itself but it is

00:39:25.400 not a bubble when it comes to where its income and views come from and that is where the shaming

00:39:30.980 needs to go the as i've said on other shows guys need to understand like something like paying for

00:39:37.520 only fans within our wider community should be seen really really bad like i put that like

00:39:44.560 a smidge away from like being a pedophile okay like it is it is the externalities the negative

00:39:51.340 externalities to society of you paying for an only fans is not like a degree worse than

00:39:58.580 pornography or something like that it is astronomically worse because it creates this

00:40:04.820 funnel at the top of society it's the same as hanging out on instagram and looking at hot girls

00:40:10.280 or any of these types of things that in in addition to that having people know like when

00:40:17.320 they're growing up or when they're adjacent to our communities how actively disgusting we as a 0.62

00:40:24.420 community view the type i mean the miami girl i said on this podcast over and over again i find 0.99

00:40:30.640 that whole thing disgusting like the way they dress the way they act the way they really doesn't 0.94

00:40:35.880 like and the guys who want to show off no if guys can't show off with these girls because that's one 1.00

00:40:42.620 of the number one ways that the hot girl service economy is used is not for sex as many people

00:40:48.400 presume but it's for guys to show social status if you remove the social status of being surrounded

00:40:54.700 by women like this like if you tell an oh my god oh i'm not gonna name him but malcolm do you

00:41:01.220 remember the guy who used to come into our office and just like talk at everyone for a really long

00:41:06.180 period of time and he would like talk about how like he had some hot woman come back to his

00:41:10.840 apartment and she'd like steal his rolex but like it's such a world where there's just like you go

00:41:16.000 out clubbing in miami and like there's some crazy hot woman and you bring her home and she'll steal

00:41:21.120 Rolex collection but no it I don't know I he's not going to be shamed by anyone no no he is

00:41:30.280 unaware he does everything he does because he thinks it the reason why he would go in there

00:41:36.440 and talk to us is because he wanted us to affirm this view he had of himself as a high status cool

00:41:43.140 person where if you're like you know that I mean we're trying to get money out of him so whatever

00:41:48.320 right like but if you're not that's no like i think i think that's the thing also is that

00:41:53.740 everyone sees both the the isolated men paying into this economy and the women participating

00:42:00.020 in it as chumps who are easy to exploit it's easy to make money off of no no no it's very easy to

00:42:05.140 create shaming around this like consider our wider community right simone if you look at the parts of 0.77

00:42:10.540 our community that abut the manosphere right if you can normalize within the manosphere shaming

00:42:17.580 guys who associate with women like this which is a lot of leading figures in the manosphere

00:42:25.320 what if this no what if this don't it's the you you look at the fresh and fit podcast you look at 1.00

00:42:31.280 the you just say you guys are hanging out with like what if they're too dumb to be shamed 1.00

00:42:37.300 what what if they're too dumb to be shamed look like no no one is too dumb no no okay 1.00

00:42:44.200 we have we have kids right they love making poop jokes we can't be like well that's a stupid joke 1.00

00:42:49.300 they'll be like ah poopy butt face like you can't shame right because those are our kids simone 0.99

00:42:55.500 okay yeah and i don't think we are gonna have to resort to shaming because the reason that i brought

00:43:04.640 hot girl service economy up is because i believe it's under a very big and looming threat that it

00:43:10.660 will all come crashing because if you look at what's happening with the iran war it is blocking

00:43:18.280 you know a lot of the fertilizer the food the oil and everything but it's also blocking the

00:43:23.800 dubai airport it's also restricting and making any businesses in dubai unprofitable right

00:43:30.520 but that also connects to bali it also connects to phuket oh my god and if you look at what the

00:43:39.860 economic crashes of these various places after the great recession and after covid these places

00:43:46.440 crash harder than the rest of the world does it's super sensitive basically the hot girl service

00:43:52.380 economy heavily relies upon american empire keeping world peace keeping global stability

00:43:58.960 and when the american empire can no longer do that then the one of the economies that's going 0.97

00:44:06.200 to suffer the most it's the hot girl service economy because they have to globally travel 1.00

00:44:09.600 all the time so you're saying wait that trump the real reason a lot of girls will be coming home

00:44:16.540 yeah that's yeah so trump single-handedly maybe without even knowing it maybe this was his 5d

00:44:22.680 chess move guys it is he killed the hot girl service economy all he had to do was go to war

00:44:30.140 with Iran, but gentlemen, all the hot girls, they're coming home. We got them boys. It's okay. 0.74

00:44:37.520 Yeah. Yeah. This is going to, I believe that this coming winter, when the world is going

00:44:41.720 through a massive recession, it's going to make whatever business these hot girls had 1.00

00:44:46.740 in Bukhet, Bali or Dubai, extremely unprofitable. They're going to fail. They're going to go 0.99

00:44:51.320 bankrupt. They will be coming home to their home countries. They are going to have to look for a 0.99

00:44:56.860 man because they don't have a community oh gentlemen the girls the hot girls are coming 0.83

00:45:04.260 home yes they're they're coming home to roost time to get hot get ready for this winter because

00:45:10.480 you have hot girl summer and you're gonna have desperate hot girl winter exactly coming i'm so 1.00

00:45:16.240 excited for that yeah this is you're gonna see a lot of women bitch online that they won't be able 1.00

00:45:24.060 to even travel to Phuket or Bali because there's going to be jet fuel crisis. Then they're going 1.00

00:45:29.380 to do rationing. Then they're going to do limit severe restrictions and say that, okay, only half

00:45:34.840 of the plane got booked. This is unprofitable. We're just canceling the flight altogether.

00:45:40.800 Suddenly you have maybe a fraction of the customers you would otherwise have in Bali and

00:45:46.040 Phuket. You're going to go bankrupt. You're going to start having financial problems and you're

00:45:52.820 going to have to be home where there's no community that makes you extremely desperate 1.00

00:45:56.380 to find someone with a community to survive so all of these hot girls that are in their 20s 30s 1.00

00:46:06.380 and 40s that's what they're going to do this winter they're going to go aggressive and they're

00:46:11.180 going to find a way to survive in their home countries oh that's delightful and i like that

00:46:17.880 this assumes a economic crash coming this winter which yeah i mean the assumptions around an

00:46:25.880 economic crash tied to the war have largely been wrong because travel industry so malcolm there's

00:46:32.160 a difference between the performance of the economy and the performance of the travel

00:46:35.620 industry and we know from our perspective that is true that is true yes that is what he's talking

00:46:40.680 about he's talking about also like the tourist industry in dubai is in a state of crisis right

00:46:46.020 now the primary reason why we're not allowed to know about it is that as a social media creator

00:46:50.940 you cannot by law say negative things about stuff that's going on in dubai they will send their

00:46:57.040 famously attractive social media police to come have a friendly chat with you and the next time

00:47:01.900 it won't be so friendly and they might send the ugly social media police to come and get you

00:47:06.120 oh god and if you look at for example the various oil reserves across europe and the u.s they're

00:47:12.540 expected to basically run out in september so if this war can this blockade continues for another

00:47:17.040 month then we're going to be even if they run out so what a lot of people aren't aware of and we're

00:47:21.980 going to do another video on this in the near future but 74 to 75 percent of the reduction in

00:47:28.200 oil that has happened because of the war came from china consuming less oil yes in fact china

00:47:35.360 consuming less oil contributed more to the global oil supply than every european country that has

00:47:42.140 released its oil reserve and the united states combined yeah double and a lot of people just 0.84

00:47:47.400 unaware of this it china has basically their economy has silently collapsed and it's prevented 0.97

00:47:52.220 the rest of the world from going into a major recession ironically because it made the cost 0.96

00:47:57.240 of oil elastic which normally it isn't and this is a whole other thing to go into yeah yeah but

00:48:02.640 it it's not just the oil you know you have these other important industrial products that will

00:48:09.140 basically mean that we have 30% less tech, 30% less copper. And even if the oil is fine,

00:48:16.700 the fertilizer, the sulfuric acid, the helium will basically mean that, okay, there's going

00:48:21.400 to be a famine. There's going to be food migrants. You're going to have to block the food migrants 0.99

00:48:25.520 using planes. So you're going to have to enforce travel restrictions to stop the food migrants 1.00

00:48:31.520 coming from Indonesia and India and so on. So you're just not going to be able to travel to 1.00

00:48:36.180 these tropical paradises from Europe and the U.S. like you used to. So a lot of these girls as a 1.00

00:48:42.860 result will have to completely change their lifestyles. They're going to have to go back 1.00

00:48:49.060 to normal Western life. And that's what makes this so interesting. And, you know, with every 0.87

00:48:54.980 kind of crisis like this, there's an opportunity and there's going to be this technological

00:49:00.100 transformation, I think, where a lot of these models are going to get replaced by AI. It just

00:49:05.600 makes sense that you replace them with AI.

00:49:07.820 And if you have these enormous recession, global recession, that's just going to create

00:49:12.260 the acceleration, the, the pressure point to move away completely from having models

00:49:19.820 that get paid tens of thousands of dollars to instead just run an AI that is now sufficiently

00:49:25.740 capable of doing everything you want for a tiny fraction of the price. 0.99

00:49:30.300 Because another thing that's going to hugely affect the hot girl economy is it's going 1.00

00:49:35.120 to have to become much more what's the word artisanal in a world where ai women are hot 1.00

00:49:45.500 ai women are increasingly becoming easier and easier to produce with a degree of fidelity that 1.00

00:49:50.800 the average dumb butt who likes hot hot the the types of girls in the hot girl economy the men 1.00

00:49:57.500 that they are appealing to are not the greatest and the best in terms of discernment the types 0.99

00:50:02.800 of girls who like the big butt miami girl appeals to is not the greatest and the best and these are 0.93

00:50:08.160 the guys who are going to go for the ai bots because they can't tell the difference and 0.72

00:50:13.300 already most people can't tell the difference they're definitely not gonna be able to tell 0.99

00:50:16.260 the difference in like six months and so these girls are going to have to increasingly either 1.00

00:50:21.940 submit to just being sex slaves or actually go out and rejoin the economy yeah exactly so 0.97

00:50:30.000 So this looming AI revolution, it's just going to, this crisis that's coming, it's just going to accelerate the replacement, especially in this service economy.

00:50:39.740 I mean, being a model, that's got to be one of the easiest jobs to replace with these very advanced AIs at this point.

00:50:46.760 Yeah, I mean, it's a good point.

00:50:47.900 I mean, we, for rfab.ai, we model our chatbots on various sites, like not-safe-for-work sites.

00:50:54.880 So we would typically be hiring a model to do like film shoots and we are just using the website's own not safe for work AI video generation because like we can do that.

00:51:05.820 Yeah, exactly.

00:51:07.120 I believe that now is a good time to basically in the West start advocating for travel rehab centers because.

00:51:14.060 Travel rehab centers.

00:51:15.860 Yeah, no joke. 1.00

00:51:17.040 These women are going to be severely depressed. 1.00

00:51:19.060 you're going to need to find new groups new friends having a bunch of rehab centers for

00:51:24.420 the travel addicted people is going to be really good for them i think the ones who got sucked into

00:51:30.520 this they're not really useful to anyone else anymore like psychologically speaking they're

00:51:34.360 kind of done you're just writing them off look i think they're gonna figure it out i i do think

00:51:40.340 that the women of all types can can have a very short-term memory and very adaptable identities

00:51:47.700 i think that women are can be like chameleons you drop them in a new social environment and 0.96

00:51:52.520 context and they will now play that game and if you were to drop them immediately into a pentecostal 0.91

00:51:57.880 super conservative religious community in alabama they will they can they could play that game

00:52:04.580 very well exactly and so i i think david is giving me hope i could totally see it because

00:52:10.080 we know even from what we're seeing of trends within the travel industry that we have as

00:52:13.980 insiders in that space. Like, yeah, the travel industry is entering a tough period. And while

00:52:20.740 there are definitely going to always be people and women who travel like this, I think there is

00:52:24.860 a critical mass that is needed for these communities. And the, weirdly enough, the Iraq 0.87

00:52:30.560 war, plus some other factors demographically driven, you know, just like countries, social 0.77

00:52:34.800 systems kind of falling apart and cities kind of going downhill due to migratory patterns, 0.89

00:52:39.660 shifting, et cetera, is going to lead more and more women to leave these communities to the 1.00

00:52:44.000 point where there's a loss of critical mass. Because to your point, the hot girl service 1.00

00:52:47.740 economy will stop functioning after there isn't a sufficient critical mass of women to trade 1.00

00:52:54.300 services to each other. Like you need a diverse hot girl economy. If you don't have the hairdresser 1.00

00:52:59.480 and the mystical life coach and the cosmetologist. Yes. Yeah. Then like, that's all going to start

00:53:06.400 to fall apart. So, okay, David, thank you so much for sharing this with us. Where should people go

00:53:12.100 if they want to read more of your research on arbitrage opportunities for men and like what's

00:53:16.460 going on demographically with like the gender separation and speciation of our genders?

00:53:21.480 So this year I have made sure to start my TikTok, X and YouTube. So be sure to include the links on

00:53:29.800 in the description and you can follow me there. I'm trying to do everything in English, do content

00:53:36.200 there where i present my research and ideas because i'm sitting on so much of it that it's

00:53:41.960 it's a shame of me not doing this sooner so yeah i'm glad and it's good you're doing short form

00:53:47.400 so should they also just look up david lawrenson is yes yes i got david lawrenson on everything

00:53:52.600 right perfect okay good well thank you so much for coming on good for coming on and for paid

00:53:57.500 users so anybody who wants to pay for the sub stack we do weekend episodes we're about to film

00:54:01.080 a weekend episode with him as well where we're going to look at the way different ethnicities

00:54:05.020 act in hotels in europe the kind of spicy episode i am dying for this one i'm so excited so yeah

00:54:13.180 all right all right thank you everyone bye okay they're so pretty

00:54:19.460 yeah the biggest oh no no no no no okay andy oh here we go

00:54:30.500 Wow, is this your favorite food in the whole world?

00:54:35.500 In the whole world!

00:54:37.500 In the whole world! In the whole world!

Based Camp - July 23, 2026

Hot Girls Created An Isolated Economic Loop (With David Lorentzon)

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