Hollywood EXPLOITS Men With Beautiful Actresses
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We live in a society that says that women should be hot by the age of 35, and that 35 year old women are just not as hot as they were 20 years ago. Is this true? Is it true that women don t get as hot at 35 as they do at 22?
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So I had a tweet. I said, no, 35 year old women aren't that hot. None will compete with the
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average in shape 21 year old. Don't shoot the messenger. Now, the reason I had this thought
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was because I would see top 35 year old women that were just really, really attractive, right? The
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models, the whatever. And I would think to myself on an average college campus, you could probably
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find like 10 chicks that are equally as good looking as them, if not more. Now, it's not to
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say that there's no women that are attractive at 35 or pretty, but we live in this delusion where
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we tell women they're going to be hot forever. And at 35, most women would aim to have a family
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and kids and really have more of an identity in their character over their looks. But every time
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I make a broad, generalized statement where I know there's exceptions, but we're talking about the
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rule, right? Everyone gets mad and the wives just start arguing with me about their hotness.
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Yeah. And so Ashley Sinclair says, Pearl has started adding the qualifier in shape now because it's
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not that 22 year old is hotter than 32. It's just by 33, many women get fat and let themselves go. At
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22, it's less likely. That was my argument months ago. Seems I convinced her. Now, I'd like to say to
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this Ashley chick, no, you did not convince me. I would say that if you have a 22 year old chick
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that is not fat in general, they're hotter than a 32 year old chick. And that same chick is in general
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going to be hotter at 22 than 32. And I think you see this in the modeling industry where women age
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out pretty quickly. You said you worked with models in New York. Yeah, I worked with fashion
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models in New York City for about 10 years. Okay. And I would bring them out to the nightclub and I
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would charge a fee. And I remember that a lot of the models, they come in at 17, 18, full of life,
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full of energy, full of optimism. Then maybe about three, four years later, if they're still even in
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New York, they're beaten down, they're destroyed. You know, age is undefeated again. And you're
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constantly competing with women that are 17, 18, 19. And back then, you know, fashion models was much
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more prestigious than, you know, the weird stuff you see in 2023. It was, yeah, like the New York
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Fashion Week. Yeah. Paris Fashion Week. It wasn't that, it was even back then it was sort of like
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odd, but now it's just become next tier of odd. Yeah. Back then it was actually prestigious to work
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with fashion models. Yeah. Um, but the idea that women, they fall off because you're constantly
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competing with, you know, young women. And my thought is when I said that hot that to me,
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when you say you're that hot by 35, you should be beautiful because your character, in my opinion,
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your character should be developed to the point where you're beautiful. You're not hot anymore.
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You're a wife, you're a mother. Yeah. But it's like, how hot do you want to be as a mom? Don't you
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want to be beautiful? You know? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And so when I said that hot, I'm like,
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isn't that like top 10% of beauty? And look at Margot Robbie, right? She was a smoke show. God,
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and Wolf of Wall Street, all the men loved her. Now, you know, and it's interesting. You see this
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happen to the women when they're younger, they're in the, they're in the movies that market to men.
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So Wolf of Wall Street, Megan Fox, Transformers, they get older, they start being cast in women and
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movies that are for women. Wow. You notice that? So like Margot Robbie, Barbie, that's like women watch
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that. Wow. And I think it's because women don't like to see women that hot on TV. Wow. But men do.
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So like in the man movies, you'll see like the hottest. I mean, all the hottest chicks are in
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the man movies, you know? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. So I responded to this chick because I said,
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no, by 33, you're less hot than 23. The only exception is if you were obese, you know, because
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I was like, all right, the 23 year old was fat. That's not really the same territory. But you get less
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hot as you get older. By 35, most chicks have wrinkles, sag a bit and have other indicators
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of aging. Do not shoot the messenger. Is this untrue? I think you nailed it. I think she hates
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you because you nailed it. It's like, it's okay. It's, I didn't say you're a bad person.
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So I have this thing where I talk about simping. Yeah. And I think that simps are equally as bad
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as the modern women. Yeah. Because they allow us to live in delusion. And a lot of times what I,
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what I noticed is when men process information, their first reaction in general is if it's true.
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Yeah. Unless they're simping. Yeah. Then, because women process information like individually. So
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they'll say like, how does this apply to me? Like if I say, nope, a 22 year old is hotter than a 32
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year old. You know, they'll say, well, but I, they're like, their reaction is, well, but I was,
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but I'm hotter now than I was at 22. Do you know, which it's usually a coat, but you know what I'm
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saying? Yeah. So where men will, will think more in general. Yeah. Except for the simps. So now
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Dr. Interracial says my wife is 63 and hotter than Pearl. And it's funny because I was never talking
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about his wife. I was never talking about my looks yet. They feel the need to insult me or, you know,
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by tweeting me pictures of his wife. Like, well, this is weird. This is weird behavior. Yeah.
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The idea that you're going to use your wife, an image of your wife and then attack someone's
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daughter. That's just a poor way, poor taste of showing his point. Like I understand he's
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simping for his wife, but he's also degrading another man's daughter. So I don't really look
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at him as a guy of high moral authority. Like he could have proved his point without, because
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at the end of the day, you're actually another man's daughter. I have a daughter as a man.
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You'll never know what that feels like, bro. You know what I mean? Yeah. So the fact that
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he degraded you to make an example is disgusting. Who does he think he is? I mean, he's not,
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he's no moral authority. This is probably votes for Kamala. You know what I'm saying?
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Right. Actually, I think he's a conservative, but yeah, I don't understand.
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Probably a closet liberal. I don't know. But that's the thing. It's like, you know,
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it's like the guys like this that co-sign us and make us think we're like hot for a lifetime.
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And it's just not true. Again, when you get older, you should, you should be beautiful. Your goal
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shouldn't be to be like a sex object. It should be to be beautiful for your family and your husband,
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you know? Cause there's something about like, even if it's like an older woman that is just like
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really happy with her family and her children and you, you know, you know what I mean? Where like,
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I don't know who comes to your head, but there's like a couple of women that come to mind where,
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okay, they're a bit older, but it's like seeing them interact with their husband and their family.
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They're just beautiful. They're not sexy. They're not hot. They're their grandma, their mom,
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but they're, it's beautiful because they're not trying to be a sex object anymore.
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Yeah. Yeah. And like, and hot to me, when you say hot, that, that implies more of like a sex
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object. Beautiful is like something that's more intangible, you know? Yeah. Now facts simply aren't
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facts, Pearl. So again, these women, they start tweeting at me, they're selfie. I think, I think,
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I think it's just looking at the tweet is crazy. I mean, it's, it's yeah. So that was her,
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I guess, younger on the left and then on the right. And so I just, you know, there, there's her.
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She looks like a nice girl. Yeah. That's her daughter. No, I mean, that's like,
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that's her at 32, I guess. And that was her at 22. So 22 years later. So, and then,
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but like, what's the point of like doing this body comparison? Like, does that take away from
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your main point that you made? Like, you still made a good, valid point. Like what, what has this
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become like a competition of focusing on each other's looks? It's distracting from the main topic.
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Well, so, yeah. And I responded and I'm like, all you did is get more naked.
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I'm like, you just like took off your cloth. But I've just noticed whenever I tweet anything about
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younger being hotter, it's like women were so used to be like, think, look in marketing. Like you just
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notice all the movies are casting older women. All the models are getting older. It's just like
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pandering. Yeah, it is. That's not what men, any, if you want to look at like what men like,
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look at the male movies and look at who's cast. Like it wasn't Avengers. It was Scarlett Johansson.
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Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I've, I've seen, I've seen, I've been, you know, I've been like right with
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Scarlett Johansson in a New York city deli in Tribeca. We live in the same neighborhood. And
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she's actually like a very petite, small girl and like very small, petite and very quiet. So when I
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see her in the superhero movies, I'm, I'm sort of like, it's so far from what, from what she's
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actually like. Yeah. It's beyond, beyond far from what reality is like. So I want to give you like
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my take on marriage in 2023. Okay. I want to give you my take. So, and then you give me your take
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too. I think marriage, traditional marriage is beautiful. I love seeing couples that like make
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that work. I think it is amazing. Um, but what I, what I don't want is men not making an informed
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decision. So I think that men should be aware of the risks that come with it. So that's kind of my
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opinion. And I think that some men, and this is regardless of what I say, or I don't say you're
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with the laws being how they are. You're going to keep seeing men walk away from marriage until the
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law is changed. It's going to be a bigger and bigger number every year, regardless of what Pearl
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said, because again, men are kind of logical, right? So they kind of weigh the risks of marriage and the
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reward. And, you know, sometimes they'll meet a girl where the reward is worth it. Right. And they'll say,
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you know what? I know this system's against me. Some guys go to different countries to figure this
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out. Like, it just depends on the guy. Um, but until we start lowering the risks, the women of
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2023 are definitely worse than the women 20 years ago. Those women are worse than we were just seeing
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a trend across the board. I don't say this in a happy way. I'm not happy about it, but it's becoming
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more and more difficult for men to be traditional because many men are punished for being traditional.
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Yeah. And, um, what I see a lot of times is the men that say, you know,
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what, this is too much. I don't want to do it. They're shamed by the traditional conservatives for
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making that choice. And I think for men sometimes, and I think it depends on the guy, right? So, you
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know, I think a YouTuber is going to have a very different experience than say a factory worker.
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Yeah. And, you know, we need factory workers for this country to run. We need truckers, we need plumbers.
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And I think they just sometimes have a hard time. And a lot of times those are the guys we see like
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walk away. Does that make sense? Yeah. Yeah. Because, you know, again, with the Instagram
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economy, it's really hard to have the average woman stay unless you're exceptional as a man.
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Yeah. Unfortunately, I don't say this in like a happy way. So Cernovich says,
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90% of men speaking out against marriage aren't sought after. The truth is that a desired man who
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isn't a sociopath will date widely enough until he meets someone who has his number and that's it.
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The playboy or whatever is a goober myth from a beer commercial. So, um, I wanted to talk about
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the first part. In my experience, and this is just from like interviewing guys getting screwed in
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divorce. I think a lot of the guys that speak out against marriage actually had success in dating
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and got married and then just got screwed over. Yeah. Yeah. I think I, I'm a big fan of Mike. I
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think he's a great guy. He's a great family guy. I agree with him in regards to 90% of men who speak
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out again, 90% of men speaking out against marriage aren't sought after. Okay. I mean, if I couldn't get
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any bitches and I had six inches taken off my dick, I would probably have the same theory.
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Yeah. See, I disagree. I disagree. No, no, no. That's it. It's just, it's just, I think that,
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I think that there are a lot of attractive men that are actually able, I don't want to use the word
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dominate to disrespect all the, the, the loving and respectful wives out there, but they are the
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dominant force in the family as the clear, undisputed leader. Like to the point where you
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can have a woman say, yeah, you are the man and you are the leader. Now that doesn't mean she's the
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donkey or the cow in the relationship. You still love your wife. You treat her good. But I do think
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that there are a group of men who were good ladies men. Yeah. These are the sort of men that
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are ladies men. These are the sort of men that are good with women. And they get a wife that is
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actually, and I don't want to use the word subservient, but they are very respectful and they admire their
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husband. Are there a lot of guys that are simps and get walked over? We both know the answer to that.
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Well, I think, I think you're just, if the answer is these men are, that are complaining are, are
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they're just subservient men? Like, do you think 60% of men aren't good enough for marriage? Because
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60% of men aren't looking for marriage and relationships. Put it like this, bro. So, so like
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in my head, it's like the average man used to be able to get an average woman. You know, he didn't
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have to be this like six foot tall. He didn't have to be, have this amazing job in order to attract a
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woman. It was like an average guy could get 120 pound virgin. And Mike's defense. Yeah. Let's
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just say, for example, Mike here, Mike is like six foot four athletic build, successful, highly
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intelligent. His wife, I can, I've never met his wife, but I, from what I see, his wife respects
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him. So he might have not the same, but that doesn't mean every guy can do what he did. Well,
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that's, that's my point is a lot of times the guys that come at this are kind of like, you know,
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rich men tend to stay married longer, right? They, they tend to, their, the divorce rate's
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like 25% among like rich men. I didn't know that. Yeah. So I think they live in a different
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reality than the average men in this country. So I'll, I'll give you an example. One of the
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top, um, in America, anyone, one of the top places people are employed is truckers. Okay.
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Yeah. So, and the average man makes $45,000 a year. I don't think those men are losers. I think,
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I think a lot of times they speak down on the men that allow us to do what we do, right? Like
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doing this, someone in a factory had to make this microphone. You know what I mean? Like we need
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factory workers, we need truckers, we need plumbers. And I think that average women don't
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respect average men anymore. And I think it is very risky because what I've seen, like just doing the
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divorce documentary is the men that get screwed over the most, aren't the rich men. The rich men might
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pay the most, but they can kind of recover and make, make their money back later. Do you know
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what I mean? Yeah. It's the average men are the ones like that I've seen like commit suicide and
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divorce or, um, like I would say on the brink of suicide are ones that get false accusations
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or, um, worked the same job for 20 years and then their wife took half. Like imagine like the average
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divorce is 46 years old. So again, like my, my, um, my one point is that a lot of the men that talk
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about this, they're not over the average age of first divorce and a third of them will, uh, half
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of them will divorce. If they're Christian, it's like a quarter, right? And a lot of the men that
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commit suicide in this country over this stuff are the men that worked 20 years. Then their wife takes
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half their shit, alienates them from their children. And they haven't seen them in many, many, like
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sometimes it's like two, three years. And these are the Uber drivers, the truck drivers, the plumbers,
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the factory, like these are average men. Um, and so I think a lot of times like the tall,
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good looking, successful men will kind of shit on them, but most of them can't do what they do
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without them. Yeah. I mean, speak to your point about plumbers in particular, plumbers,
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some construction workers. If you think about firefighters, these are occupations also because
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of their exposure to that environment, they may be getting cancer at a higher rate than a general
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population. Wow. I didn't even think about that. Yeah. So not only is that plumber may be more
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exposed to an environment and toxins that give them a higher rate of probability of getting cancer.
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Same with the firefighter. You should see how many of them get cancer or, or, or, or, or, or some of
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our veterans. Right. Right. So, so not only are they not making a high income, they're more exposed to
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these chronic conditions. I think they for sure deserve much more respect at the very least top class
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healthcare. But that's, that's my point is I just think like a lot of times they'll, they'll kind
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of say that they're cry babies or whatever, but it's like, no, I don't, I don't think it's these
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men that can't get women. This is my experience. Maybe you think differently, but I don't see them
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as these men that can't get women. I see them as average men who thought they signed up for the wife
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and kids and were absolutely devastated when they had no idea what family court is like. Yeah. And, and I think
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until you've really spent like a week in family court to see, no, these were not loser men.
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These were not men that couldn't get, it's just, it's the average men that built this country
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that are getting absolutely destroyed by these women. And it's not a fringe cases. It's not
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exceptions. Like this is common. And I do this on shows all the time. I'll say, do you know a guy
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that's been falsely accused? Raise your hand. The whole room raises their hands. You know, like,
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like, like this is a huge risk for men. And I don't say don't do it. I think, you know,
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sometimes you find a woman that you think is worth the risk. And I think that's beautiful.
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But what I don't think is good is to encourage young men to be naive.
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Yeah. Well, well, to Mike's credit, he did say 90%.
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I don't even think it's that high. What do you think?
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I mean, okay, do you think 60% of men are losers? 45% of men are 45% of men run the infrastructure
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of this country. So that means one out of every two men does a job that helps you live the way you
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live. So they do the factory workers, they're plumbers, they're truckers, they build the buildings,
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drive the roads. And I think it's like, I don't really like influencers shitting on the average
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men that allow us to do what they do. Are they just losers? Half of the men that run this country
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are just whining that they can't get women. You know, those men used to get a wife and a kid.
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That used to be the standard. And like, what's changed? I don't think they're losers, you know?
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Yeah, it's like the cringe of, you know, what's changed is look at the media, look at the movies.
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Like I saw this Jennifer Lawrence poster right here in London. Yeah.
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Right when I get here, I see a Jennifer Lawrence poster. And I like, it's like the cringe inside of
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me was so intense. There's a Jennifer Lawrence poster, and she's this strong, dominant,
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intelligent woman. And then she's next to this weak, no, you know, docile, idiotic, awkward young
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man. And I'm just there thinking, why are we continuously making these men, we're shaming
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these men into oblivion. Correct. Then other women watch it and think this is, this is it. Like the
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man's supposed to be subservient. Yeah. Meanwhile, China's raising strong men. Russia's raising strong
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men. Iran is raising strong men. We're going to get, we're going to, this is like the, it's like
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Elon Musk said, like, this feels like the Roman empire. Like we're falling apart. Yeah. Our men have
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become women, girl. Yeah. Well, the women have become men too. But in reality, when it's Chinese men
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against American women, we lose. Correct. There's a, there's a point when reality comes to everyone's
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face. Yeah. We can't hide from reality forever. But that's my point. Cause like, if he is,
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if he's saying that the, the men that are walking away, 90% are just losers. Well then, then you're
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calling 63% of American men losers. Really? 63%? Are you so amazing? Like, like it just, I just think
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that's a bit conceited. I think, I think you kind of have to hear where they're coming from.
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And I don't, I really, I, you know, at first, like I kind of had similar thoughts, but then after
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interviewing like man after man, I've interviewed men that made six figures that this happened to.
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Yeah. I've interviewed men that like, I just interviewed a guy who was a Bollywood actor.
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So he was a, he would, he had a modeling contract. He was an actor. Same thing happened to him.
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He was just a loser. Really? And now he hasn't seen his kids in three years.
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Three, like imagine what that would do to you. You have a daughter. How old is she?
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One. Imagine if you haven't seen her in three years because, and I'm not, I pray this would
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never happen to you. So don't take this as like, you know, but like imagine what that would do to
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you as a guy, like you haven't seen the, like the person you love more than anyone in the world
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for three years. Now his daughter, or I think actually it was a son, refuses to say his name
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because of all the trash. The mom has talked about him. He had, he had money, right? And he
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was fighting in court and he can't see his kid. So is, is he just a loser who's saying there's no,
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and he even said, I wanted the fairytale ending. I thought I found my happily ever after. He says this to
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me. And this is a guy that's tall, rich, good looking, and he's better off than I would argue.
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He has a better shot at recovering than say a factory worker, which is one of the number one,
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like that's one of the number one people are employed in America. Truckers, factory work,
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Uber drivers are getting pretty big, you know, so. I mean, I mean, to your point,
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look at what's happening to Russell Brand and the innocent family men, Tristan and Andrew
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Tate. I mean, you basically have women from years ago who can just literally engage in what
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would normal people would call slander and defamation of character. But now these have become
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just regular things you can say to destroy, damage, smear a man's entire career. And you have
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complete immunity from prosecution. You have complete immunity in court. You can just destroy. She can't,
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those women can now just say, huh, maybe it wasn't true. They walk away, but they've already caused
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millions of dollars of damage. And my, my whole point is until you change some of these systems,
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yeah, it's, it's systematic. Well, men, men just are going to keep walking, regardless of what,
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because they always say I'm leading, I'm leading men into destruction. Regardless of what I say,
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you're going to see the same thing. The irony that you would be leading. I know, I know.
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No, I mean, this is like the 1984, like the idea that you would be doing that when you're suggesting,
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hey, this justice system, this is systematic abuse of fair justice for men. And not only that,
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Pearl, we're literally encouraging, incentivizing and celebrating women to engage in slander,
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defamation of character, and to financially damage men with no final, no legal repercussions.
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We're literally everyone, every man like Russell Brand that goes down or an innocent family man like
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Tristan Tate and Andrew Tate, when they see that their freedom is taken,
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we are literally rewarding and encouraging a million other women to do the same to someone
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in their local town. Yeah. Yeah. And that's, that's what's horrifying. Yeah. And that's,
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that's why I don't really like when this is why I like, and this is why I'm glad we could have this
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conversation. I opposite, like I had nine siblings. My parents are still married. Like people think I
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have this like evil. I've seen my parents built a multimillion dollar business together. They had 10 kids.
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Like I hope my daughter talks about me the way you talk.
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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like exactly. I have, I have seen the upside of marriage and I never discount
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that it's there, but you know, what I would describe divorce as for many men is death.
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And this might sound dramatic, but I mean, imagine not seeing your daughter for years. That's death to
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imagine a lot of these men, their reality is that another man is going to have more influence on their
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child than them because 20% of divorces, they only see their daughter every other weekend.
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The other 20%, it's like limited. So half of divorces, the man has very little to no contact
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with his child. That is, he has no control over what men come into like, like that's death to a man.
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And that, and I think that's even worse than the financial stuff. I think so many guys would give up
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all their money just to see their kids and they, and they, I, I meet them. And so to act like,
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okay, you know, a guy saying, you know, that's just too much of a risk for me and walking away
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is like a loser. I just don't buy it. I think until you fix the system, we're never going to have
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progress. Well, do you think only fans should be legal in America?
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I think I would ban it if it was up to me. I think it should be illegal because I just think
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right now, and I'm not saying like, obviously there's going to be women that get away with it
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or whatever, but I guess you kind of have to ask your question in a society, should we ban things
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that are immoral? And some people would say, no, people are going to do it every anyway. But I guess
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what formed my opinion was weed. Okay. Now when I was in high school, weed was kind of like,
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it was like taboo a bit more. Like I know like people smoked it, whatever, but I just think like
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there's been a change in society in America since you can like go down the street and buy it where
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obviously people were going to smoke it anyway. But I don't really like the idea of there being a
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storefront that anyone can go and just buy the weed. We all know what's going to happen,
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but at least when they do it, it's like, how do I put it? It's more behind closed doors. I'm not
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even, I don't even really care if they go after them that much. I just don't like living in a world
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where like it's like easy to get. Now weed is one thing, but I think of the idea of like prostitution.
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Do I like the idea of it being like Amsterdam, where it's like, even though men do it anyway in
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America, right? Obviously like Vegas, whatever. I don't really like the idea of raising my kids
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in a world where prostitution is just like normalized to be out in public. And I would
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say the same thing with OnlyFans. Like obviously they're going to figure out ways to do it, but at
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least like, let's, let's start banning them. Like, so they can't publicly talk about it anymore.
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You know what I mean? So they can't publicly promote it. If you figure out a way to do it against
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the law, fine. I don't care. Right. I'm not saying we should expend tons of police resources going
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after them, whatever, but at least guys, like, I just don't want to be in a world like where it's
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so open. Uh, playboys settle down once they find a woman they think is worth settling down for. Um,
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okay. I think there's two types. I think there's the type of playboy that will be single forever.
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Like I don't see Drake ever getting married. And now I know I use Drake as an example. I know
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he's an exception, but I think what you see in celebrities, you also see like the micro
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versions of them and like the town. So like the Drake of his, they're never getting married.
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You know, I sometimes, I wonder if, do you think Drake is actually gay? Like he's just,
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I think he's bi. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Bye. I think he's probably bi.
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Yeah. I think he's bi or, um, I think a lot of guys that go down the sexuality route too hard,
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end up like fucking trannies and stuff like that. Just, I don't know. I just, I, I,
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I feel like porn kind of leads men that way. And I, the same way I think extreme, um,
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attention ruins women. I think extreme sex kind of ruins men. Like when at a young age,
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they'd get access to like their wildest sexual fantasies. I think that kind of,
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some of them get kind of wacky and I think Drake kind of, kind of, it looks like that with the nail
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polish and shit. Yeah. It is feminine for Drake to have like the nail polish. Yeah. What's next?
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He's going to wear a wig. Like what's next? Is he going to wear a skirt? Like, you know,
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where do we draw the line? Um, and if you wear heels, you know, it's interesting. Okay. There's
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like a different view on bisexuality of the next generation. Um, and I had this, I was on a live
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once with, um, my sister, this was like a year and a half ago. My sister was in England and, um,
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they asked me if I would ever date a guy that was bi. And I said, oh, hell no. Like if you,
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if you kissed a man once over with you, you, you, you. And he's like, I bet you,
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your little sister has a different view on it. Cause she's, um, my little sister's seven, six,
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six, seven years younger than me. Um, and I go up to her and I asked her and my next little sister,
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like, oh, we don't care. And it seems to be like a more accepted thing now. Like the bi stuff with
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guys. I don't like it, but yeah, yeah, yeah. It's almost like Drake's making it popular bad money.
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Yeah. Yeah. Right. But yeah, they're pushing it. Um, okay. So, um, what do you think about
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playboys though? Do you think, um, what, what percent of playboys settle down? I think a lot of
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the playboys that I know generally will settle down in their late thirties, early forties. Okay.
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Yeah. Late thirties, early forties. And I think if they don't meet,
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they don't catch that train, they may just be playboys.