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- March 21, 2023
The Room went Silent After Pearl said this
Episode Stats
Length
13 minutes
Words per Minute
191.18109
Word Count
2,639
Sentence Count
240
Misogynist Sentences
26
Hate Speech Sentences
30
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endable in society. If there's a boat going down, who gets off first? The women and the children.
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If there's a fire, you guys go first. If King Kong comes to break down the whole thing,
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you have to escort you guys out first.
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And it goes, so going off of feminism, so feminism encouraged women basically to sleep around,
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right? Which we went over, that has negative consequences, to chase their career over a
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family and prioritize that first, which single childless women over the age of 45 are the least
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happy. And on top of that, they wanted abortion as a fail safe. So they pushed for abortion rights.
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And abortion is the ultimate form of hypergamy. So it's basically saying that guy is not good
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enough to be a father. Because if a girl's obsessed with a guy, she's carrying his kid.
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He can't convince her to abort it.
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How many of those cases where the guy has to pay... I can't even think of the word.
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Child support.
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How many other child support cases do you think is from a child that was born because the
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mom wanted it and the dad didn't?
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I mean, they'll steal condoms to get it. If they want to carry a dude's kid, a girl will
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jump over hoops to carry it.
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If she wants to carry it and she's already pregnant, she's holding it.
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Yeah.
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That's what happened to what... Did you hear about that thing with Drake? It was a while
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back.
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Yeah.
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Where he put hot sauce in the condom.
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Yeah. Because she was trying to keep it.
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And he put hot sauce in the condom.
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Women will say, well, he shouldn't be sleeping with women like that. And it's like, how...
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Someone said it on the last podcast and I was sitting in the corner. I was like, how can
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you say that? I'm like, obviously it's Drake and he's not going to be like, well, hey, are
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you going to try to take my sperm out the condom and insert it in you after this? Drake's
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going to do what he wants to do because he's in that position to do that.
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Yeah. And it's like, nobody looked at the female like, why are you doing that? Like,
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why is that? Like, not looking at her like, that's crazy that you actually went in the
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bathroom and was like, I'm going to trap Drake because he's Drake.
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Yeah. But it's the fact that she can actually go to like, and try to press charges on him.
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Yeah.
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That is the audacity for you to think through that, what exactly what you just explained
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that she did. And then for her to even have the audacity to even go and press charges on
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him. Like he's done something.
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Like you did it. Do you guys hear about the Aziz Ansari story a while back?
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Oh, the comedian who basically canceled because he had a bad date with a girl.
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Yeah. Like she, he was pressuring her. He was like, he was pressuring her, but pressuring
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isn't assault. Don't get me wrong. It's annoying. It is irritating. I'm sure every girl in this
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room has been like, been in a situation where a guy just won't leave it alone, but we're not
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going to put it on the men. Cause like you put yourself in that situation, you can leave.
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Um, they gave each other oral sex, like at least three times each. And then she made
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an anonymous like twit log.
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Oh, she gave him, I thought, I thought he was like pushing her to do it.
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And they both did it through each other. They were drinking wine.
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That just makes it worse.
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They went, they were, they were in, from my recollection, they were in a, she took on a
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date. Um, he kind of rushed through the dinner because obviously I think his mind was somewhere
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else and it was part of the whole forcing thing, right? Or rushing. So he was rushing through
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the bottle of wine. He wanted to bring the bottle of wine home. They get, they get home,
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they started drinking. She says that she's somewhat uncomfortable. Well, according to
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her story, um, but then they start, uh, kissing and she gets more slightly more comfortable
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with it to the point where they give each other oral sex, like three or four times each.
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Right. So she gives it to him, he gives it to her. And then, uh, like a few weeks, months
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passed and then she made like a Twitter, a Twitter post basically saying, oh, this guy,
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like, oh, Aziz Ansari should be counseled because he forced me into giving him oral sex
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three times. It's like, uh, first of all, no one forced you to do that. I think you just,
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you just did it.
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It's social pressure, sure, but you don't have to give into that. So you understand it,
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man. Like it's weird.
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But like we live in a, we live in a society where a girl can do an, like imagine if a
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guy did that, she pressured, like basically she pressured me or she pressured me into sex.
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Yeah. Cause I know a lot, I know, I'm not sure. Let me, let me not say with chats, but I know
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there's a lot of guys, maybe both of you guys in this room who've had stories where you were
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pressured by her. She put on you, big man. It wasn't you on her. He's laughing cause he
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knows. The thing is he's laughing cause he knows. Like a lot of guys have gone through
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that situation where low key, it wasn't me that insinuated this low key. Obviously I'm going to go with it
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cause I'm a man and you know, being, being, but low key, you pushed it on me. But if I was to,
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then the next day it'd be like, Oh my, I didn't actually want to have sense in you.
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It's weird though. Like it's so, it's so weird. Cause once you see this, you can't unsee it.
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That's the thing. And it's, it's every, it's literally everywhere in society. And it's crazy too,
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because we're incentivized for bad behavior. So if we get, we're a single mom, like what we get
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child support for 18 years. So, so we're paid to be single mothers. Like how, how, how insane is
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that? If we, if we sleep with the, with the rapper and we get a kid off of him, we get a bag for 18
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years. Yeah. What did, what did Kevin Samuel say about, um, future in his 10 wife? Was it Kevin
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Samuel? It was like, everyone gets on future five and 10 kids, but no one gets on all the nine girls
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after the first one. Right. Cause there's, there's always an excuse for women. Like if a, if a man's
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sleeping around, we, we hear that all the time, Jess, Oh, he shouldn't be sleeping around. He should
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wrap it. But when a girl gets pregnant, if I say, okay, that's your own fault. Um, you put yourself in
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that situation. Um, there's a million firms of birth control. You could have tried. You also
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could have an abortion worst case. So if you're a single mom, I don't feel bad for you because you
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chose that. And if, if you picked the wrong guy, I don't feel bad for you either because you need
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to learn to pick better. That's your own, that's your own five empathy for you. But like you made
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your bed, but that's crazy. But when we, I say, well, whenever I show empathy to men, the first
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reaction is, Oh, well he shouldn't sleep around. Yeah. But if I say that about women, it's,
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it's like people, people freak out. I think, I think nowadays women expect to be cuddled for
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their bad choices. Yeah. They expect other women to understand, you'll understand you're
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a woman. So, so it's like, I think when, especially when a woman checks, especially, I think I've
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watched a few episodes that you checked a couple of girls. When a woman checks a girl, it's like,
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they kind of can't believe it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. How dare you talk to me? How can you tell,
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how can you tell me about my bullshit? How dare you go against a sisterhood? How dare you?
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Yeah. I mean, I've had girls blame their debt on the fact that we couldn't vote in the twenties.
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I'm like, what the, you were there that episode. You were there, you were absolutely there that
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episode. It was one of the first ones. Blame the debt on you. Yeah. Cause that's, that's the
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other thing. Like single women spend way too much money. We own two thirds of consumer debt.
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Even though we make $10,000 less per year than men. That's a pink tax. Have you looked at the
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men and the female deodorant or razors or anything? It's not a pink seat. Like you're taking
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accountability off of women. I'm saying in terms of business, cause back when I studied business,
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it's literally called a pink tax. You can sell the same thing. I can sell the same razor and I can
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charge a woman 10% more because she will buy it. Yeah. Yeah. Because they raise it's supply and
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demand. Like women, women will buy it. That's the point. If we didn't buy it, they would lower the
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prices. Like right. Is it right God? And no product placement. There's one deodorant that I think they
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did a study on it and it's the men and the women ones the same thing, but the women's one is actually
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in a different boat when more expensive. I forgot what I think it was right God or I think I forgot
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where it was. And I think they just added like one difference in scent for the female, but maybe
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sure. That makes sense if it was sure. But yeah, it's like, it's literally the same thing.
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Sure for men. Yeah. Sure for men and sure. Yeah. It could have been that. It's literally
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the same exact thing, except the men's one is cheaper. The women's one is like 15% more
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just because they can't. Well, and it goes back to, so we need 2.5 million to retire and
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feminism says like never settle. You're, you're a queen, no matter how fat you are, no matter
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how old you are, you're still worth just as much as you were when you were young. And they're
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predicting that women are going to be the largest growing homeless population.
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Yeah. Because of poor, yeah, because you need 2.5 million to retire. So you can't do that
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off of one income. You need two, unless you're in the top like 10% of female earners. So we're
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basically, feminism is basically teaching girls how to be homeless.
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They can all get together and be sister wives and not be homeless.
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That's what you'll probably see is old roommates. Would you rather have old roommates or an old
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husband?
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Yeah. That's weird. That's a good question. That's a good question.
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Yeah. We own two thirds of debt. You need to, you need 2.5 million to retire by 65, 70 to 80% of consumer
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decisions are made by women. And that's why they call it the she economy. And they're saying to invest
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in things like wine, cat food, dog food. No, because this is what single childless women
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are getting. Buy a dog, die alone. Yeah. Where do you think he got that from?
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It's real.
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Buy a dog, die alone.
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Because I think it's like...
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And people might, you know, hate on Kevin Samuels for like being so like harsh, but it's
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just a reality.
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But I guess, yeah, the reality is cruel to accept.
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Yeah.
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You have to admit that.
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That was cruel.
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And I guess maybe social media has just made it so idealistic that we can't believe in reality
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anymore. That even when we hear the statistics, we're just like, nah, that's bullshit.
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No, I'll be fine.
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Exactly.
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Will you?
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It's not even like... It's just, yeah, I would blame all of this on social media, actually,
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because we reached a certain point of ideal life in social media that we just ignore the
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reality, which is really bad.
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And if you chase the career and you out-earn your husband, married women are twice as likely
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to be divorced three years after their promotion to a CEO level compared to their male counterparts.
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If you get, if you work too hard and get too successful, you leave because you're not
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attracted to him because you out-earn him and you're the provider.
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Yeah.
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Wow.
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Mind blown again?
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What?
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Mind blown again?
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Yeah.
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So for me, it's like, it goes back to my question of, do you think that women can actually
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be like traditional again and like, or be on a level where they, you know, they're comfortable
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with a guy that's, or settle?
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I guess it all depends on balance though.
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If you know how to balance your life, balance your career and balance maybe your family,
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you'd be fine.
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We're not saying that, oh, don't work and don't do anything.
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Just stay home and depend on a guy completely.
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But if you know how to balance between your career, like don't focus on your career only
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and be like, I don't need anything.
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I don't need anyone else.
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I only need my career because deep down, you know that you need something else.
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Right.
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But because when you chase some, like, that's how indecisive we are.
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I guess that's how human beings, how indecisive human beings are.
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Because when you chase something deep down, you want the other thing because you just need
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to know how to balance between both of things and you will be fine.
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Don't chase something more than another.
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I wish that was true.
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That's what I'm saying.
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The reality is cruel to accept.
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Yeah, but you can't have everything.
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And I think if we could, we wouldn't see over 50% of women over 30 being single and childless.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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It goes back to the whole thing of like, how many times have you in life made a huge life
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target for yourself and you hear it and you're like, yay.
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And once you've hit.
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Exactly.
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Because, yeah.
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You always need something at some point.
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And you have to set another one for like the next year.
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Yeah, exactly.
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It's all about targets and objectives.
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There is no actual end.
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You keep just chasing something.
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And when it ends, then what next?
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Exactly.
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I think a lot of people have it misconstrued when it comes to like guys in work.
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Because it's like, oh, but he just grinds and he wants to go all the way to the top.
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It's like, to be able to get to the top, you have to be a certain type of human being.
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Oh, yeah.
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I mean, my dad's in the top 1% of earners.
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He worked 80 hours a week my whole life.
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I don't know many people that could do that.
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Do we not?
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I don't know many men or women that could or want to do that.
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I do not.
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Dad, if you're watching.
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I don't even want to do that.
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