She Gets ROASTED for Fighting These Stats
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In this episode, we talk about why women are picky when it comes to men and how to deal with it. We also talk about the statistics behind why women don t want to get married past the age of 35 and why it's better to be single than in a long term relationship.
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It is literally when you think about your DMs because this is this crazy place
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No one looks at their DMs, but it's also if you if you walked into a bar and you just do you stood in the bar and you said
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Imagine how many would do imagine how many how many members do they've done that on YouTube before
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Well, yeah, so they have like a girl go up to guys and a guy go up to girls and it's like over half the guys are like
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Okay, she was a cute girl, and they had a hot guy go up to girls. It was like 99% of them said no exactly
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So that showed the statistics of women trying to just keep themselves to themselves
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Like because okay, all we may not be like oh, they don't want extra body count
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No, I think I think it shows what's easier to get like it's easier for women to get sex than man
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Yeah, so it's like a man a man has to have something for you to be interested in him like you're pretty girl
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So it's like you're gonna want him to have a good job, right? Definitely. You want to be taller than I've been I've been very spoiled
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So you want to you want to so you are picky is earlier. Yeah, okay
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Okay, okay, okay, what percent of men are over six foot not many minimum what it's fifteen percent. Wow, so then let's let's say let's say wow
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Now what percent of wait wait what percent of men do you find attractive usually would you say I like men that are taller than me?
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I like to look up how do you so out of out of ten men you may be maybe you'll find so if you're like the stats
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You'll find two attractive so out of the fifteen percent
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You're gonna find two out of the ten that are over six foot attractive
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Yeah, and let's say let's say one of them is in your income category that you look for and one isn't
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So you're looking for one percent of men and most women most women are looking
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Most women at two baby moms most women are looking for one percent and you want him to have no kids, right?
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And I want to be and I want to be a millionaire. Don't we all
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That's what I'm saying it's all a possibility like I said I did you so date a very rich guy and he made me become very high
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When we start dating I was like oh my god, how am I gonna get you to right get this level? How am I know that's the thing?
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Statistically statistically you probably won't replace him statistically you probably won't
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Your DMs might be popping but engagements count
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I've had like crazy messages but you know come on
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No, no, no it don't count but obviously out of those DMs one of them was the one
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Every girl's walking through life thinking they're gonna win the lottery and date this top 1% man
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He has to be over 6 foot. He has to make over 70k. He has to be attractive. He has to be attractive
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But see this is this is this is but this is here here wait this is the problem that sounds nice
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It's it sounds nice and like and it's possible but it's not probable it's probably not gonna happen
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So I'll tell you I'll tell you another stat okay, so big banks are investing in things like cat food wine
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Because 50% of women are projected to be single and childless over 30
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So that means all the girls in this room half of us will never have kids
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So if you say oh just manifest it believe it sounds nice
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And it's also like if you don't get married by 35 your odds of getting married and having a long stable relationship ever
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The statistical probability of her sex successfully finding a long-term relationship
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It then declines rapidly by 3.5% to 5% each year
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This is based on the average fertility rates in developed countries of course
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But it's also based on the average amount of time
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It would take a single 30 year old woman to find a good mate
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And progress the relationship to the point of pregnancy
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A little messed up is what you consider the average age of first child is 29 for women
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And most women start taking the idea of a family seriously in their late 20s and 30s
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The failure rates of IVF is 61.1% in women under 34
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So out of 100 women that go and get IVF, 61% fail
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And women that are between the ages of 35 to 38
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Isn't it now that there's more female binge drinkers than male for the first time ever?
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It was something that came out earlier this year that there are now more female binge drinkers than males
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And it's the first time in history this has happened
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Yeah, but that's the first time in history that women are drinking more
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According to the average span of committed relationships
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And the average interval of time women take between relationships
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An average woman has a maximum of guess how many serious relationships
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between relationships the average woman has a maximum of five serious
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relationships five swings at the bat before her chances of starting a family
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depressing it's according to numbers like so they what if they what if the
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new generation what if these people are just willing to love easily more
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easily but this is what this is like we always do a roundabout way to make the
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numbers not sound like what they are but this is my numbers when people started
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creating numbers okay numbers wait numbers were only numbers when people
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started creating numbers how did you count a rock like how did you know how
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many rocks before they were okay this is this doesn't make any sense
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they do sir they do serve they do surveys it's self-reported in different
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countries around the world and they all have similar numbers so so they they
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start to have a similar conclusion in a similar trend so when we when we tell
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women oh it's gonna be okay it's like my dms are full this this this for a lot of
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women for a lot of women it's not gonna be okay and out of women that don't have
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kids right eighty percent of them wish they had them a hundred but it's gonna
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be okay at the end of it oh that's what I'm saying sometimes these
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conversations could also go to the other side of the one way explain that so what
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do you mean I think that these sort of conversations we have they can
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sometimes be very strategic and stats have stated and these people yeah but
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there's a whole group community of people who don't do surveys and just love
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their life and love people and talk to people and are real and they don't give
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their reports back yes okay okay okay some some people you're at some people
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don't take surveys but if we're doing surveys in different places and they're
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all concluding the same thing it's like if you don't want to believe numbers you
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don't have to you can just live in the in the land of feelings but but to do that
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when you're living in the land of logic like we should we do a feeler okay we do an
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episode that's just like statistics and just teaching people statistics we can
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say you're you're what you're talking about a self-selection bias but once you
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get over about 1,400 people you kind of have a pretty standard distribution which
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is statistically significant these numbers are pretty damn tight so we'll do an
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episode pro for white school statistics what do you think I would love to be
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honest with you to be honest with you Demetrius yeah I feel like Demetrius sorry my
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apologies Demetrius as you said Demetrius the one that was gonna take his suit
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before he got you we stopped him we got him basically what I'm saying is that yes you
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know not all of us were taught to be wives yeah and maybe that's because our
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Bruv, not all of us would talk to suckers. Woah.
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Just the part about they were not taught what...
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Yeah, let me not get in my feelings, you're right.
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they never taught their children or their daughters obviously to be wives
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because they had experienced what happens to wives
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because that means I have to stand up with a guy
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Because they are real people living on this earth.
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Single childless women are not happy by and large.
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I don't think life is about only happiness though.
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Your parents are probably passed away then on 70, 65.
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I'm arguing that community and having family and being a single woman doesn't come with
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Women that don't have children are on antidepressants.
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Those people are probably on antidepressants and they on...
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They drink tap water and they do certain things that...
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Are the single childless women that you know typically happy?
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And if they had to pick, they would rather be by themselves than with a man they respect,
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Well, how can I pick one if that's not an option?
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They'd rather be alone or with a man that they love, respect, and admire.
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According to the stats, you're right and I'm wrong.
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But according to my world and my people and my community, we're good.
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Not a lot of women have taught their girls to be wives.
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Because they haven't come from that background.
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Because when I'm saying the women that were not raised,
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to be wives, it's because their mothers had experienced something else.
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That's why there's so many women who aren't wives,
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To say someone's great-grandma went through some sort of trauma,
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as you mentioned earlier, they're going to pass it down to their daughter.
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But the difference is people used to go through trauma together.
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They lost a child and they stuck it out and they figured out a way to make it work
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and they ended up having more kids, but that ruins most relationships.
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Nowadays, women's trauma is just not being happy, having to listen to their husband.
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Do you feel like, in this generation now, a lot of women are so quick to throw in the towel?
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I'm doing a documentary on the court system in the UK.
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And I can tell you firsthand, men are not the first to throw in the towel.
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It might be for the kids, but the men are more selfless than the women, because they
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And he hasn't even gotten to fight in court in the last year.
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And I'm telling you, I'm doing a documentary on this.
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So it changes the way we interact in relationships, in my opinion.
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That's why we always have women wearing the pants.
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Because the men are always trying to appease the women.
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So yeah, I do think women today throw in the towel.
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And we know statistically it's 80% of women that leave the relationships.
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Like I've had that relationship where they're like dude.
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And the mother is usually being sparked for just not letting them see their kid.
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I don't want to justify the thing that women sometimes they can be evil.
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And take their kids and use them against their husbands.
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But you have to check how many marriages are made where the woman she does everything.
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And the man just goes to work and goes home and chills.
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Like you don't really know the reason why people divorce.
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And like I believe there's so many marriages nowadays where...
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Well why did she have a kid with a guy that just sits at the couch all day?
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No, because most of the men they say that like men in business or whatever.
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They feel that they are able to like just go home and chill.
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Or watch the TV or go with their friends to drink a beer.
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Literally we talked about this today with Kirill.
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His wife isn't leaving him because he doesn't do the dishes.
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When the wife's like I left him because he didn't do the chores.
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Is LeBron's wife leaving him because he doesn't do the dishes?
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If a wife is like I'm leaving because my husband doesn't do chores.
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Pulled my portion next to my wife's G-Wagon that I got her.
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Let me just get a maid to come in and clean the house.
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And I'll literally get a nanny for myself if I'm single.
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So, finally, I convinced my wife to get a lady to come in and help around the house.
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So, in comes this hot 23-year-old Ukrainian girl that's now living in Estonia as a refugee.
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What I'm saying is, gentlemen, this is going to be offensive.
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If you don't want to do dishes and you are successful enough to hire a maid...
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Hire a hot maid and I promise your wife will do the damn dishes.
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If your wife seems to kill, she won't feed something.
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Surprisingly, studies showed that the divorce rate among couples who share chores equally was
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50% higher than among those where the wife does the majority of the work.
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Because obviously the woman for nature, like even like in other religion, right?
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The woman is the one that she looks after the kids, after the house and everything.
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But like at the same time, if a man can make like that type of amount of money that he can come home and chill, then why her wife should go to work and be like, oh, I have to take care of everything.
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Like if her wife can decide to be at home and be like, oh, I don't want to have like a really big career.
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Do you think that successful men want their wives to work?
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I'm like, I know why it's happening because my mom started out earning my dad.
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I told my wife, I'm like, look, when we get married, I want my wife to be a stay home mom.
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Because I want my kids to have an experience I didn't have.
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And I want to work my ass off to provide my kids that experience.
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The last guy I was hit with, even though he wanted me to have this and have that, he wanted me to do all of that.
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He did not want me to stay at home and raise kids.
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And I thought, well, listen, if you're the breadwinner and you're the alpha, why would you want to put so much pressure on me?
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One thing, guys, so this is a topic that's come up here.
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And so you're like, look, let's imagine we group men into two groups.
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Some men are slimy and they just have, you know, bad character and they mistreat you.
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And maybe, you know, some of us were unfortunate enough to grow up with a father like that.
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I just want to give a shout out to my dad, by the way, who never made a lot of money in his life.
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But man, did he give me a good example of a man who suffers in dignity.
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But he suffered in dignity for me because, you know, he had a son, me.
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So we can group the men into these two categories, the slime balls.
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And then we have guys that like genuinely want an optimal outcome for their family.
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Pearl, I think your dad sounds like he might be that kind of guy.
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Are there any other, by the way, folks here with a guy with a dad like that?
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But I would ask this question because if I'm coaching a young man or woman in our company and they're continuously getting a negative outcome, I would ask, well, if 50 percent of the guys are the good guys.
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Like, why are you being picked by these guys that are problematic guys?
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Because that's the experience you're describing.
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What about the good guys exist and they're picking somebody.
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But it's like girls will pick two, three, four.
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Because men can be very deceiving in the beginning.
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Give it three months, six months down the line.
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Because at the end of the day, if you come across a good man, he's hardworking.
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You're gonna give him that time of day because you think, oh, I like this energy.
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I have so many to pick from and I haven't chose yet.
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Honey, girl, if you're, if you're single, the guys, if you're single, it's like, then
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If a guy, if a guy really you thought was taking you serious and checked all your boxes,
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That's my, that goes back to my point though, because the men, the men that are going for you don't
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So either your standards are too high or the men aren't going for you.
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There's one particular person and I'm like, wow, you really did do that.
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Like he really, and I'm really shocked and I'm really proud of the man he's become.
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And you know, we could have been in a relationship say 15 years ago, but I was like, no, I've come
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to London and I'm on a journey and I don't want to be distracted by these guys.
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How can I be judging characters when I'm on a journey?
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But it goes back to, you haven't found the right person to have kids with.
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And maybe you don't have a good judge of character.
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Maybe the guys who I wanted, they probably don't want me no more.
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I would have to move to his location and da-da-da-da-da.
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So in 20 years, you're the only common denominator.
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Because if I have some guys that are ready and waiting for me to say yes.
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But it goes back to you're the common denominator.
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I really think it's the energy that she's putting that because you're in your place where you
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You're also not giving those energy to those men.
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Guys, I'm going to do a little business thing here.
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You said you want to be a multi-millionaire and be super successful, right?
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I'm about to make you a multi-frickin' millionaire.
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Start a cat food company and call your friends.
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You might make millions, but that's not my fault.
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Well, there's no time plan, but we're working on the journey.
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We're doing everything possible to make it happen.
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Because if I have such a high mentality, I need somebody to match that mentality with me.
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I probably will be a millionaire in the next five years.
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But I could tell you, I didn't need anyone else to help me do it.
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And it's like, if you're 39 and you're not on the actual path to being a millionaire,
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I wasn't able to get on my path until I was 26.
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But my whole point, but so it's still been 15 years.
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That I had to come and move from a different city.
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My dad has passed away and my mom, she's a single mom.
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You can phone your dad and say, dad, hi, I've got a, I've got a problem.
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I have to work it out and figure it out for myself.
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If you're going to be a millionaire, and this is, like, this just sounds delusional.
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I didn't leave school with any JCSEs and I've just finished university four weeks ago.
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So I had to go through that journey of becoming intellectual for me to go on these journeys.
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Do you think you're still going to have the type of energy you had in your 20s, in your 40s and 50s?
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But you're going to be competing with the people in their 20s and their 30s.
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There is a competition, but I can't look on that.
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I promise you that business is absolutely a competition.
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Babe, you know you're saying you're not in competition.
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So you really think that you're going to have the same sort of, the same energy.
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The same energy and the same drive and the same opportunities that my 18 year daughter.
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But would your daughter be doing the same things that I'm doing now?
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But we're going to be in a whole different category.
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There is a lot of things a 40 and a 45 year old can do.
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It doesn't sound like you're on track to be a millionaire.
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You're going to look at the people you're selling.
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If you're smart, your verbal intelligence is fairly high, like you think fast, you talk fast.
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There's a lot of opportunity, a lot of potential.
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You recognize your own potential, you know that.
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Yeah, so that's why I'm not evolved by competition or anything.
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Because once you're in a ton of vision, you're happy.
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The delusion, like you don't have to sell us anymore on that, we already know.
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But you're smart, you're well-spoken, you're beautiful.
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But I had this situation, this situation, this situation, this situation.
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Now Pearl's dad, one of 13, certainly didn't grow up very privileged, right?
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So you guys meet, like real simple, like I grew up as a Jew in the Soviet Union, which was not a happy place for Jews.
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We immigrated to Canada in 92, which we're eating at the food bank.
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And then here's what happened to me, I'll tell you guys a quick story, and I hope it's interesting, right?
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I was rollerblading, like a complete loser rollerblading, like four or five kilometers to go from my parked car on the highway to my university because I couldn't afford the 75 cents a day they were charging for parking at my university because I was paying my own school.
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So I was rollerblading, I would park on the highway and I would rollerblade like a good hour to get to my university campus.
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You know, I can see you like you want to stay in shape, blah, blah, blah.
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And I'm too embarrassed to tell this person I'm just freaking poor.
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Like I can't afford the 75 cents, you know, you're motivated, but but but here's the thing.
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I was lucky because I met a mentor, somebody that said, hey, you know, you want to do better than this?
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I was like, yeah. And that's a dangerous thing. I was like 19 or 20.
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It's a dangerous thing. And this person said to me, hey, I work on this company.
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And this person was doing a selling encyclopedias door to door.
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And they said, you can go do this. And that's that's what I did for six years, how I paid for university.
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And I got like two degrees by selling encyclopedias door to door for six years.
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Luckily, fortunately for me, I met a mentor that saw my potential, saw my energy.
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And I was delusional because whatever I was doing, I couldn't afford 75 cents for parking.
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So I knew that I was delusional because what I wanted was not what I had in my life.
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Fair enough. I'm going to give a plug. So that's what we do at our company.
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Fifty three percent of our salespeople make six figures within 18 months.
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Fifty three percent. The reason I plug us here is lgv.com.
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Really simple. What you need is like to be around somebody that's actually done what you want to do and not make up stories of how it works.
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Like there are people that have done what you want to do.
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Find those people and they will be so happy, happy to mentor you because that's what we do in our company, isn't it?
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But what makes you think I'm not in those group of people? What makes you think I am not evolving around those people?
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But my journey actually started properly at 26 years old when I moved to London.
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But I still had to educate myself. I came here with a hundred and eight pounds in my pocket.
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Tell me how I'm going to sort myself out, get my house accrued.
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I'm going to let him go. I don't think he's talked yet.
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To your point, you were talking about how you came here with a hundred pounds.
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I immigrated from Bulgaria with my parents and we lived in a single room.
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And right now I'm 21 and just like you, I wanted to do better for myself because I was an electrician.
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And I joined and all of a sudden I'm meeting high net worth individuals on a daily basis.
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And you're here saying I had to take myself from the toxic situations that I had in my life.
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But everyone deals with them. So that's really an excuse that you tell yourself.
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But what she's trying to say here, you had still your parents on your back.
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You came with your parents on a single room, but you were with your parents.
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You were not by yourself. You were not providing food by yourself.
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You were not paying your bills by yourself. You were not looking around.
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So I understand her. I understand her because I get it. She, I don't know your past, but before moving to London, maybe you didn't, maybe you were just, I don't know.
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You're going through life. The difficulties of learning.
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Well, I don't know, but you came London and the thing is, I get it because some people, they don't see as, let's just go for it.
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Some people want to better themselves and educate themselves. And so that they know how to intellectually grow.
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But I just think the people, the people that are successful don't educate themselves. They just do.
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But not everyone is the same around the people.
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No, I'm saying you had the right people around you.
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But at 40 you pick who you surround yourself with.
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I literally was just like, my friends are too broke.
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And so, you know, I lived, I lived in Milwaukee at the time.
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I want to just see if I can call some of these numbers and see if any of these executives,
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because I definitely, I was trying to sell copy or cinema one to meet with me.
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But I was like, I want to see if they'll get coffee with me.
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And just like, and see if they can mentor me, ask them about their success.
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I got three C-level executives of multi-million dollar companies to literally sit down,
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And then another time, another time, another time, this is for a YouTube video, right?
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And, you know, people will always say it's because I'm a girl or because of this or because
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But like, honestly, I feel like I could do this with anyone.
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I didn't have a job because I quit my job to be a TikToker.
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I was working in sales and I was doing quite well, but I just quit it to do, to do TikTok.
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And I was like, maybe I'll see if I could find a job in a day.
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So I went to this rich neighborhood and it's by Chicago.
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As many of you know, I was just banned on TikTok and we are demonetized on a daily basis
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