JustPearlyThings - July 24, 2023


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11 minutes

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2,192

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1

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Misogyny

11

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9

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In this episode of Pearly Things, we discuss the concept of hooflation and how it relates to modern men. Do you think it's a good or bad thing that modern men work five times harder than their grandfathers? Is it better than what their grandmothers were?

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00:00:39.520 hoflation yes but before we get into that we're gonna do intro so everybody do your
00:00:45.480 name your age your relationship status and a fun fact about yourself starting
00:00:49.860 here and then going around oh gosh my name is Melissa Todd I'm 46 I'm married and
00:00:55.200 I've been a sex worker now for 27 years wow how's that you're married as a sex 1.00
00:01:00.120 worker is that like the first question people ask usually when you announce
00:01:03.780 that possibly yeah top 10 okay good hi I'm Shanayla James I'm an artist I'm 28 no
00:01:13.300 29 now not me forget my age but anyway um happens to all of us yeah no you just
00:01:18.540 kind of losing count what kind of artist a musician okay like guitar singing I
00:01:26.460 sing okay cool yeah I'm a rapper so I get it yeah are you laughing I don't get the
00:01:34.140 joke oh no no no no is it funny do I stutter no no no rap girl thank you go
00:01:39.220 ahead hi I'm Chantelle and I'm 20 and I'm also a student okay what are you
00:01:45.540 studying nursing cool I'm Rebecca I'm 30 name age relationship status fun fact um I'm in a
00:01:57.120 relationship fun fact um I don't like pigeons you don't like pigeons I do not
00:02:02.400 like pigeons sorry I do not like pigeons yeah this is Kevin I'm a business
00:02:12.540 entrepreneur I own silverback group and also um I rap I'm an artist um 32 um fun fact I speak
00:02:21.660 four different languages wow what four uh speak Dutch um because I lived in Holland my okay my
00:02:28.620 parents live in Holland I was brought up in Holland and I speak tree which is my
00:02:32.700 original language I'm from Ghana originally and I speak English and I was to speak
00:02:37.560 guapanese wow yeah that's impressive you know I'm gonna ask what's guapanese but yeah
00:02:42.680 cool we let that fly yeah it's just money just money guapanese oh okay yeah okay right then me too
00:02:54.200 yeah go ahead hi I'm Claire and I'm mature I'm an actress and I am the owner of any occasion
00:03:03.360 florist can we speak into the mic please can you bring it close to your mouth sorry hi yeah my name
00:03:09.100 is Claire I'm mature I'm an actress and I own a florist online um any occasion
00:03:16.060 a florist you said florist a florist I think he's a forest no no I'm a florist why do you why do you
00:03:23.340 say mature are you embarrassed of your age no I'm not embarrassed of my age but a lady never gives
00:03:27.680 their age away oh really I feel like that's what people say when they're old maybe all right go
00:03:34.580 ahead it's interrogation boss and I'm 25 and fun fact about me is I was born in a yellow mercedes
00:03:43.380 do you they should give you like a discount
00:03:49.100 no no okay um so today's topic hoflation yes so does anyone know what hoflation is
00:04:01.440 no you've never heard of this topic okay so this is something that has been going around online
00:04:08.520 that the men have been saying modern men have to work five times harder than their grandfathers did
00:04:15.420 for women 20 times worse than what their grandmothers were it's called hoflation 1.00
00:04:20.760 do you guys think that's true no no extraordinary idea worse in what way better in what way
00:04:29.140 um I would say worse in that we offer less kids we're more promiscuous we're fatter and um I would
00:04:38.580 just say in general most people like a third of us didn't grow up in two-parent homes so a lot of us
00:04:44.240 weren't trained or like told how to be a wife oh okay well I don't think being promiscuous makes
00:04:49.940 you necessarily worse and I think probably fewer children is a good idea oh less kids is good yeah
00:04:54.660 I think so because the world's imploding so you know the world so what about like the replacement
00:04:58.620 birth rate yeah well again I think less is definitely better than more okay who who would 0.86
00:05:03.760 fill the jobs oh there's enough of us for that I'm sure AI as well also of course okay the robots
00:05:09.120 will do it okay but what about like building the buildings oh running the infrastructure you know
00:05:14.560 45 percent of men are in infrastructure jobs so okay I'm sure robots will help with that okay robots 0.59
00:05:21.100 yeah all right so f them kids yeah all right all right all right all right what uh what about you
00:05:28.140 do you think that's true uh repeat again because I'm not gonna lie okay it's all right I got you I got
00:05:32.820 you modern men have to work five times harder than their grandfathers did for women 20 times worse than 0.84
00:05:38.740 what their grandmothers were yeah I just don't I don't what even is that like how okay what do
00:05:47.480 what do men want they want a woman that supports them okay do you think women today are more supportive
00:05:54.260 than our grandmothers to be honest I don't know whose grandma was what back in the day okay what about
00:05:59.800 what about what about your grandma I know that it all depends on the person that you are I mean
00:06:06.660 there's I'm gonna I'm gonna make one caveat for the show I'm sorry to cut you I'm gonna let you
00:06:10.900 finish I'm gonna say no it depends I'm banning it depends I'm banned it like we have to pick a side
00:06:17.820 just so we can this is a conversation in general not for everyone so we're just talking about the
00:06:23.360 average man average woman but sorry go ahead okay well um now I've been thrown off because I'm just
00:06:32.240 thinking of a bit more of a so you said support you said support like men want support and I agree
00:06:37.100 with you yeah do you think women today are more supportive than our grandmothers some of them ain't
00:06:42.400 supportive at all some of them want everything just handed to them okay without doing anything
00:06:47.480 okay I wasn't about to swear so then you would you would agree with this then right
00:06:51.520 yes yes to a certain extent to a certain extent to a certain extent okay go ahead I agree you agree
00:07:01.380 tell me why I well of course with inflation and everything I do believe that men are working 10
00:07:09.120 times if not 20 times harder than our grandfathers did and definitely as women we are offering a bit
00:07:15.440 less especially with the lives we have today in what way do we offer less we always want less kids
00:07:24.140 because we want a career before we even want to enter marriage by the time we enter marriage we
00:07:30.880 don't really have the capacity to bear as many children as the men would like so yeah okay um I would 0.99
00:07:38.200 agree as well with who with the statement okay um yeah because I find that women actually want too 1.00
00:07:49.980 much which is why men have to work harder okay yeah how do women typically want too much well not 0.75
00:07:58.940 necessarily too much but they want a lot more now than they wanted back then okay what do we want
00:08:04.120 today that we didn't want yesterday pretty much everything can we list a couple things I'll give
00:08:10.560 you one I don't know if six foot was on the table a hundred years ago I don't know if that's what the
00:08:16.320 the grandmothers and great-grandmothers were like you need a man that's six foot they need to drive 0.80
00:08:21.180 they need to have the good job they need to have the money and the expenses to be able to afford the
00:08:26.180 woman okay so I feel like that's what a lot of women in society want do you think men do you think 1.00
00:08:32.520 men used to have to afford a woman no you know a little bit yes but not as much as I don't think
00:08:39.000 it was asked for as much okay as it is now you think a woman was more willing to work with a man 1.00
00:08:43.520 yeah okay what do you think um well I'm not sure if it's the correct term to use hopefully and I also
00:08:50.620 feel like it's been the same it's just more amplified now because we can see it like for example
00:08:55.700 if my parents or let's say my grandparents had an issue I would never find out like I'm finding out
00:09:01.400 things now what my granddad did after he passed but now I think things are more transparent because
00:09:06.500 on social media what happened in in LA I think we are sort of easy to to to get information
00:09:14.260 rather than how it was before I think women have been the same uh and men have also been the same
00:09:19.160 I think the only difference is we we can see it now is the problems have been more um magnified than
00:09:25.120 the worst back then did your grandma stay with your grandpa yeah he did but she did so do do women 1.00
00:09:30.440 today stay with their husbands um not many no so wouldn't you say it's different I think it's
00:09:35.560 different um it's not different as in what the perception of it my grandmother stayed but don't
00:09:41.780 mean that she was fully happy with the situation right but she committed through it all but I feel
00:09:46.280 like women lately sort of feel like why do I need to stay in misery if I can just go and if I can just 1.00
00:09:53.960 capitalize on on life itself let's say my grandmother didn't have that um that space or that that world
00:10:01.460 to even navigate through freely um freely as a woman to even you know just do things for herself
00:10:06.840 so I guess she felt more dependent she couldn't do things for herself I mean not that she couldn't it's
00:10:10.780 just the world wouldn't allow her to navigate through life as it is now they wouldn't allow her to
00:10:14.960 navigate yeah through life I say this is what do you mean allow allow a scene for example this is
00:10:19.520 book I read I think it's got a thousand a thousand candles in the sand I'm not sure but it's to do
00:10:24.220 with something happening happening in um Afghanistan where this woman this woman weren't allowed to 0.98
00:10:29.560 travel about a man being with them so imagine just imagine coming from that world how are you
00:10:34.160 supposed to leave your husband you can't even go to the shop without being um being with a male figure 0.57
00:10:39.000 they wouldn't allow you you get sent back home what what was the reason for that law it was I don't know
00:10:43.860 it's just well because the world well the world used to be a more dangerous place too
00:10:48.380 it's so dangerous not right but I'm saying like we have institutions that protect women that depending
00:10:54.180 on the time period and where you were in the world didn't always exist like the police force like legal
00:10:58.820 systems that could you know what I'm saying so it was sometimes we judge like laws of the past by the
00:11:04.240 times of today you know what I mean so I don't know that law I was just asking it's not I don't think
00:11:09.260 it's a law I think just more culturally this is this is in Afghanistan this is a book I read
00:11:13.520 oh okay about 1920 okay is the girl that wrote the book was actually in the story that she was telling
00:11:18.820 about I just feel like well I just when I hear allow like it sounds like we couldn't work back
00:11:24.060 then and we could no it could work but I'm just saying back to your you saying that did my grandmother
00:11:29.820 stay yeah and I'm trying to bring it back is maybe if she had opportunity to go out there and
00:11:34.580 navigate as how women can today right you know she may have not stayed so it's a circumstances but
00:11:39.960 I feel like the world has always been a bit terrifying for for just I guess just people not
00:11:46.920 knowing how to stay together I feel like men have been men and women have been women but just not
00:11:52.800 women didn't have the platform to say what they're saying now 1.00