JustPearlyThings - Pearl EXPOSES Why Men Cheat

00:00:00.000 Yeah. Got it. Yeah. So that's more of my point when I say that.

00:00:02.720 Okay. Yeah. But you, you're not like pro, pro repealing the 19th amendment. It's just sort

00:00:08.240 of like agnostic or one of the things like, cause, um, it's really funny listening to you talk to

00:00:13.000 Nick Fuentes and he's like, yeah, women shouldn't be able to vote. And you're like, yeah, I kind of 1.00

00:00:16.140 agree with that. Okay. Pearl, how are you going to get out of this one? Explain this.

00:00:19.500 Oh yeah. Well, I think moving, I just don't think it's realistic in nowadays. Like I don't think

00:00:24.100 it'll actually happen. Um, so I think net taxpayers is probably a better, um, solution

00:00:30.300 moving forward. Got it. And then additionally, um, uh, as far as that's concerned, the majority

00:00:36.900 of voters now are women. And do you think that that's had an effect overall as far as policy

00:00:43.240 is concerned? Oh yeah. Because that's what the guys were saying in the UK. Cause I couldn't

00:00:47.220 figure out why these like custody laws wouldn't change. This is actually how it kind of went

00:00:51.720 full circle for me. Cause I was researching like the custody laws and I was like, well,

00:00:55.600 how can we like switch these laws? These are crazy. Like, this is insane. Yeah. When I'm

00:00:59.620 like interviewing these guys, they're talking about like committing suicide. I'm like, this

00:01:02.220 is crazy. Why? Like this should be such a simple law. Like this is so unfair. Why don't

00:01:06.980 they change it? But all the politicians have to cater to the women and women are more susceptible 1.00

00:01:11.180 to propaganda. So I actually think that women, when we got the right to vote, it was like a 0.98

00:01:16.500 way for them to control like the population more. Cause they knew they could that in the

00:01:20.040 twenties. That was when radio started becoming more prevalent. So it was a way like they

00:01:23.780 could influence like the nation basically. Um, so yeah, that's, that's, you saw, you've

00:01:30.180 also made comments about purchasing power with women. Yeah. 70 to 80% consumer buying

00:01:34.800 consumer buying comes from women. So you, your belief was that you see companies catering 0.99

00:01:39.440 to that more often. Uh, and then I've heard, you know, Myron actually say something to the

00:01:43.660 effect of like, well, that's the reason like women were more easy to be manipulated. 1.00

00:01:47.900 Yeah. And so that's the reason you'll see it before an election. Like they'll do some

00:01:52.420 abortion campaign with some like super extreme scenario that never happens. And now we have

00:01:59.160 to go to the polls and vote. It's like, we're so, yeah, we just get emotional.

00:02:03.340 Okay, cool. I don't know enough about this to say anything. The first time I'd actually

00:02:07.580 heard about it was recently. I wasn't even aware about 70 to 80% of consumer purchasing

00:02:12.280 power coming through women. So that's an interesting, uh, interesting thing you guys are talking

00:02:16.640 about there. Um, and the other thing is, um, this is another thing I thought was really

00:02:20.200 interesting is you talked about a man cheating one time. Yeah. Uh, and then whether or not

00:02:25.560 a woman would leave him and like the willingness of women to stay in a marriage. Yeah. What are 0.99

00:02:29.800 your, what are your opinions on that before? Oh, I think cheating is wrong. I don't think

00:02:33.440 lying is okay. Okay. So I'm not, people always think that I'm the exact same problem. I am

00:02:38.840 not a big, I don't like liars. Okay. So don't lie wrong. However, um, I saw, and it's hard

00:02:45.640 to, with the divorce stats, cause I've been looking this up, but there's so many different

00:02:49.560 like reasons for the divorce. Like you'll look at the top five reasons and they're different

00:02:55.120 from like, cause they're from. So, so just so people understand there's client attorney

00:02:59.320 privilege in a divorce. So the actual reason is something we don't actually know the whole

00:03:04.620 time. That's the problem. Yeah. So you can't, you can't say, for instance, you could say

00:03:09.040 women are saying, well, I'm getting divorced because of cheating. When in reality, she was 1.00

00:03:12.680 the one cheating. It doesn't matter. Cause you're never going to know because you don't have

00:03:15.700 the right to know because of client attorney attorney. Well, the, the things that I've seen

00:03:19.520 the surveys or whatever, it's, it's like either I've saw one that was up to 40% of marriages

00:03:24.560 and because of infidelity. Okay. Maybe it's 20%, whatever. My thing is as women, we need to think 0.99

00:03:29.860 about like, what are you going to do if this happens? And knowing that these are, these are the

00:03:34.000 stats for the kids. If the, if, if your kid grows up in a single mother home, cause more 0.99

00:03:37.700 likely than not, like you're going to get custody. Like they're, they're more likely to go to

00:03:40.880 prison. They're more likely to be abused by like the stepdad. So the world gets worse

00:03:43.920 because you leave, you leave your husband. Yes. Because statistically the people who end

00:03:48.820 up going to jail or committing these crimes come from single parent households. That's what 1.00

00:03:52.160 you're saying. Yeah. Yeah. And so I just think like we should, the goal always should

00:03:56.460 be to try to work it out. That should just always be the, the default try to work out

00:04:01.720 cheating. And then I looked up, there's like a study that said like what percent, I mean,

00:04:06.480 it's so hard because cheating, it's like self-reported, but what percent are actually

00:04:10.380 serial cheaters? They said like 3% and like the majority of the time it's like a one, like

00:04:14.960 85 or 80% of the time it's a one-time thing. So it's like if it, the majority of the time

00:04:21.060 cheating is a one-time thing. And even if they're lying, let's just say it's only half the time,

00:04:25.040 maybe the default should be to try to work it out. And I have also talked to men that like,

00:04:29.200 they don't talk about that, you know, men are in sexless marriages and that's why they 0.88

00:04:33.360 cheat. They don't talk about, you know, maybe you made his life such a living hell at home.

00:04:37.280 Like, you know, if you're going home and there's all these hot women trying to sleep with you 1.00

00:04:40.680 and she's making your life a living hell at home, it's like, you might be more likely to

00:04:45.640 do it. Like we take no accountability for that position. And my, my opinion in life is

00:04:49.420 everything's your own fault. Everything in life is your own fault. Yeah. Yeah. And so I just

00:04:54.580 think maybe you should look at how, how you contributed to the situation. And like, honestly,

00:04:59.800 like I've been cheated on before and like, I could say I contributed to the situation.

00:05:03.780 And so it's like, I, I just believe in accountability. Like everything is your fault.

00:05:08.120 Um, would you have worked it out in your personal situation?

00:05:10.480 I did. I mean, I left for like other reasons later, but, but yeah, I did. Um, and yeah, so I,

00:05:18.900 I just think that everything is your fault. I think what the goal should always be to keep

00:05:23.060 families together. Um, yeah. Let me give a good piece of advice to people. Everything is not

00:05:28.540 your fault, but you need to treat it like it's your fault. Cause nobody else is coming to fucking 0.99

00:05:31.260 save you. Right. That's what we say in the military. It's like, when it's not your fault, 0.99

00:05:34.540 you're still the commander. You're the one who's going to get the demerit. It doesn't make any

00:05:37.680 difference. If it wasn't your fault that the, if the co-pilot doesn't put the gear now and the

00:05:41.240 pilot is still dead when you guys crash into the ground, even when it's not your fault, it's still

00:05:46.460 your fault. If you guys take that attitude throughout your whole life, even when that's what the whole book

00:05:50.800 extreme ownership is by Jocko Willick and the book dichotomy of leadership, Jocko Willick and

00:05:54.500 Leif Babin, that is the best attitude to have. Forget about the conspiracies or what else is going

00:05:59.040 out there. You need to take ownership for the fact that if you are out of shape and you are not

00:06:03.100 financially where you want to be, you have to take responsibility for that. It makes no difference.

00:06:07.680 The Illuminati is a fucking cope. The Rothschilds are a cope, regardless of if they're real, you've got 0.99

00:06:12.920 to do the work to get where you want to get that. That's the whole thing. And the funny thing is the

00:06:16.900 guys who are propagating those arguments, they're busting their ass doing streams. They're busting 0.99

00:06:21.980 their ass selling merchandise. They're literally an example of what I'm saying. So like you have 1.00

00:06:25.720 to take advantage because nobody's coming to save you. Nobody's, men or women, nobody's coming to

00:06:29.820 save you. Can I ask you about two more people? Jesse Lee Peterson. Man, he's one of my favorite

00:06:35.080 people. Oh, he's so funny. I liked him. I don't agree with anything the motherfucker says and I can't

00:06:39.100 stop watching him. He's incredible. He's so funny. Oh my God. That man's hilarious. Yeah, I like him. He's cool. 1.00

00:06:44.060 He's great. I mean, but when you, when he says there is no such thing as racism and there wasn't

00:06:47.620 a such thing, I believe that in certain cases it's definitely overblown. But the idea that like all

00:06:51.140 these black people were hung in the 1950s because of brotherly love is just ridiculous. Yeah. I wasn't, 0.99

00:06:56.800 I was not with that. I was like, keep me out of that one. Nope, nope, nope. Yeah. That's crazy. I can't

00:07:03.260 wait to have him on. At first I, at first I was like angry. And then I, after a while I was like, oh,

00:07:07.840 okay, this is kind of fun. Like I get it. Yeah. I mean, you can't get angry. People just have their

00:07:12.260 opinions. Like I just, what's the point of getting angry? You know, I think he just uses

00:07:16.760 different words for things. But at some of, at some of the time, I just feel like he's saying

00:07:20.100 things. Yeah. The, the idea of racism has never existed. I think is a little absurd because his

00:07:24.320 whole thing was, do you know people willing to kill other people just because of their race? And I'm

00:07:28.260 like, Jesse, if it's 98% because of their race and 2% because they were loud at night, that's still 0.99

00:07:33.340 fucking racism. I'm sorry. You still killed someone. Yeah. And so that's the only issue. I hope to talk to 0.99

00:07:37.880 him sometimes because I just find him so fucking entertaining. He's so funny. Like the reactions 0.57

00:07:42.380 that people get when he starts saying. He was asking me certain questions. He's like, he's like,

00:07:46.880 what'd he say? He said, should we have more white babies? I'm like, he goes, have you forgiven your 0.66

00:07:52.140 mother yet? Have you forgiven your black mothers? Because black mothers are taking us away from 1.00

00:07:55.820 Jesus Christ. At first I was like, no. And then after a while, it's like, it's just the guy who keeps 0.99

00:08:02.760 jacking up half court shots and they go in and you're like, okay, Jesse, just keep going. This is watch Jesse cook.

00:08:07.440 Yeah. Yeah. I just, I just, I don't take him seriously, but I actually find him to be like

00:08:11.560 really entertaining. It's kind of crazy. Again, I'm not for, uh, one of the things I never got

00:08:15.680 to say to Sneeko when we were on the thing is I disagree with him being new platformed. I had a

00:08:19.660 super problem with that. Even though he said things I don't agree with, I don't agree with him being

00:08:23.500 new platformed. I genuinely believe in freedom of speech. I'm going to, I'm going to continue to bring

00:08:28.160 on people that have been kicked off. I actually want to do a whole panel with everybody that's been

00:08:32.060 kicked off. By the way, I don't, I don't want you to think I have a problem with you bringing Nick Fuentes on.

00:08:36.320 I'm glad you brought Nick Fuentes. Benito Mussolini was still alive. I haven't said right

00:08:40.320 there for sure. Of course. I don't have an issue with that. My, the point with the, my whole point

00:08:44.180 before was, you know, Rola didn't expect it. That was all I did. Yeah. Yeah. Um, yeah. So

00:08:49.380 yeah, that makes sense. Oh, one other is Kevin Samuels. Oh my gosh. I fricking loved Kevin

00:08:54.460 Samuels. I, I, I just thought he was great. I thought the way he did his show was amazing. Um,

00:09:00.720 I thought he was so creative and, um, yeah, I, I thought he was awesome. He was great. Yeah. Uh,

00:09:06.980 one of my good friends, CJ Sparks got to spend an hour with him and she started, he started explaining

00:09:11.400 to her this concept of like, you're still really attractive, but you're in your late thirties and 0.56

00:09:15.720 you're in this place where like, you can get a hot enough man to have sex with you, but not to commit. 0.90

00:09:20.500 And he called it pretty prison. Oh, sorry. You said pretty prison. So the concept of like, 0.96

00:09:27.420 and this is where a lot of the delusion comes from is like a woman, a woman can get this guy 1.00

00:09:32.960 to have sex with her, but not to commit. And she can get this guy to commit, but he doesn't,

00:09:39.700 but she's not attracted to him. And what happens is she starts believing this is what she can get

00:09:44.780 to commit because that's what social media has told her she deserves. And then what happens is as

00:09:50.160 she stays up here and does not get one guy to commit. And after one or two power forwards

00:09:55.300 and a couple of major league baseball pitchers run through her, then once she gets to this

00:09:59.480 point and she comes to the realization, she can't get this guy to commit the guy who she

00:10:03.140 tries to get to commit later is like, Oh, I have to settle for this after 30 guys, 40 guys,

00:10:08.720 50 guys. I have to wait. Yeah. The Sarah Sandberg quote later on wait, because the guy who takes

00:10:14.320 out the trash is going to seem sexy. Well, yeah, actually, you know, I met with him twice. Um,

00:10:19.660 yeah, I met with him. He told me to, he told me to break up with my ex-boyfriend. Yeah. Yeah,

00:10:24.620 he did. Um, and then I met with him again about my channel and he told me that it was terrible.

00:10:31.580 What do you mean? He didn't like your channel? Well, he liked it. Well, he, it was funny. One

00:10:35.060 time he told me, he's like, you have a multimillion dollar business on your hand. And I was like,

00:10:38.800 wow, thanks Kevin. And then the next time I saw him, he was like, what are you doing with

00:10:42.800 your channel? And yeah, it was, I was too random. Like, and I was too, um, he was just like, you

00:10:50.600 don't know enough about YouTube. And like, he like, cause I didn't even know YouTube was a search

00:10:54.620 engine. He's like, how do you not know this? I'm like, I don't know, Kevin, I'm just out here,

00:10:58.760 you know? Um, but yeah. And then he gave me some tips to improve it. And then I did. So

00:11:03.620 that's nice. Cause I was at like, I don't know, 15, 20,000 subs. So can you tell me what your

00:11:09.480 technique is now? You have two clips channels. You have your main channel. Oh, I got more than

00:11:15.320 that. What do you have now? I can't even count. I don't know. So are you, are you putting these,

00:11:19.860 you have affiliates or you people you're paying? Like how, what, there's a lot of people looking

00:11:23.080 at your meteoric rise and would like to know. And even though, I've seen a lot of people copy this

00:11:31.000 idea in the space, you know, I will copy in two fucking seconds and tell you about it. 0.80

00:11:34.340 Yes, you should. You should. All right. So my, my question is, my question is you've had this rise 0.97

00:11:38.940 in also, in spite of the fact you've been demonetized on several platforms, lost your

00:11:42.960 TikTok. What are some of the things that you've learned? What, first of all, what are the things

00:11:46.100 you're doing? And my, my system was outsourced immediately. Okay. So that was my, my system was,

00:11:52.180 you know, it was crazy. Everyone's like, oh, she's making all this money. I was like,

00:11:55.460 I paid people before I paid myself. I kept zero dollars for probably the first like six months

00:12:00.920 of my channel. Um, yeah. So the first thing I wanted to create a system where I could just

00:12:05.860 sit down and talk and I didn't have to do anything. So the first thing I got was a producer. I didn't,

00:12:10.780 I don't want to, I don't care about equipment. Don't want to know it that much. I used to do it

00:12:14.820 all myself to start, to start, you have to do it yourself unless you got money. Uh, and it's

00:12:18.820 actually good to know it then. You are not lying. Yeah. It's actually good to know it. So you know

00:12:23.080 what to hire for. So I'm actually glad I started, but, um, I did get, I call him a manager,

00:12:28.960 but he's more of a consultant. So, um, there is, um, he gives me like channel strategy. I've had

00:12:34.080 him for like three years. So this was before I was even big. Um, but I wanted someone that knew

00:12:39.020 what they were doing with YouTube. So I just found someone, I gave them a huge cut of my channel and

00:12:42.960 I was just like, let's go. Um, cause at that point I was making like no money off of it. So I don't even

00:12:46.920 care. Um, then after the producer, I got clippers and clippers are just people they do. And I, I gave you one.

00:12:54.600 Yeah. I sent you one. I have one of your clippers. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, yeah. And so there's title,

00:12:58.620 thumbnail and, um, so their whole job is just to go on stream, pull clips, pull shorts, pull,

00:13:04.160 whatever you're trying to do. Have you seen the AI software that can do this now? It's unbelievable.

00:13:07.940 I mean, you should send it my way. I have not seen it. I've not seen it. Um, and so then, um, and then

00:13:13.800 we have a team of editors. So those are just like their, their job is like the reaction or like the street

00:13:20.320 interviews or wife school. So their job is like, like the clippers, they could, they're like less

00:13:24.960 like they're the only shit they have to do for editing is like zooming in or whatever. The editors 0.78

00:13:29.800 are like their, their job is like full. Yeah. How many clippers do you have? How many editors do you

00:13:34.340 have? Well, remember I, I have a network, so it's not just me. So what I did was I signed people and I

00:13:40.940 let them go into my system. So like anti Jenny got like 40,000 subs in like two, three months. King 1.00

00:13:46.260 Richie's also got 40,000 subs, 50,000 in a couple months. So they like, so I think total we have

00:13:52.160 maybe, I don't know, six editors. Um, at one point we had 10 clippers, but we had, we had to dial

00:13:58.420 back cause they weren't all making money. So that's, yeah, that's how I gave some away. Um, and then,

00:14:04.620 uh, Oh gosh, I don't know the two producers. Um, cause we do show six nights a week just between

00:14:12.920 the talents. Uh, so I think we do. Do you see any drop-off with that much content that

00:14:17.640 you're putting out? Like, is there, is there a limit to too much? If you double, okay. So

00:14:21.600 what's that inflection point? I mean, we were doing, I mean, I think we had 30 clips a day

00:14:27.640 at one point. So we had at one point we had 10, like eight to 10 minute or eight to 20 minute

00:14:33.200 clips and 20 shorts a day. Um, so I think we did kind of oversaturate. We definitely oversaturated

00:14:40.540 them. We're kind of drawing back now. Um, I don't know where the, but I don't know where the drop

00:14:46.400 off was, but when you're doing, and that was just on the main channel. So we were doing 10 clips and

00:14:50.860 20 shorts on the main channel a day. And then on the other channels, we also had like 10 clips on

00:14:57.540 each one. So I think we maybe had over a hundred pieces of content a day. Yeah. Because I found out

00:15:04.780 this cheat code at the, I know everyone's onto it, but I found out you can get like,

00:15:08.840 you know, cheaper, like, like basically, I mean, you can, you can get like deals on people that do

00:15:14.160 clips cause that's their only job. Right. Yeah. And so, yeah, I would say the meteoric rise was

00:15:22.360 a hundred pieces of content a day. Yeah. Yeah. And I just, I think I was the first one kind of like

00:15:29.660 that. Cause I was just thinking, all right, I would, this is what I would do. I would add 10 clips and

00:15:33.640 I would keep making more money and getting more views. So I was like, let me keep, I noticed an

00:15:38.600 oversaturation though. I would say in like December, November, where I was like each clip is like,

00:15:44.360 I think so now we're trying to draw back a little. So what would you say you're doing now? How many

00:15:49.300 like six a day? Um, on the main channel, I think it's a bit too hard for viewers to navigate. So I

00:15:55.920 think we're actually going to maybe just do like three a day clips. Uh, but then just maybe push those

00:16:02.460 to somebody had a shorts though. I would keep doing, I do 20 a day. I will not stop on shorts.

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JustPearlyThings - May 27, 2023

Pearl EXPOSES Why Men Cheat

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