JustPearlyThings - October 29, 2023


What Single Mothers MUST do to Get Remarried.


Episode Stats

Length

29 minutes

Words per Minute

176.16168

Word Count

5,166

Sentence Count

1

Misogynist Sentences

16

Hate Speech Sentences

17


Summary

If single mothers were serious about getting remarried, they would give custody to the father, not the mother. Why single mothers are not serious about remarrying, and why the father should have custody. Why single mother children turn out far better than those raised in a single mother home.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 nothing to the table and there's no benefit to raising another man's kids if single mothers were
00:00:05.760 getting see were serious about getting remarried they would give custody to the father so now
00:00:14.240 we have captain save a hose coming in the men that are just basically women coming in
00:00:22.000 yeah um uh no way i wanted to find this one the last one i did oh if oh okay because i added i added in
00:00:36.720 that if single where is this but there's a tweet and i said if single mothers were serious
00:00:44.960 oh here we go okay all right seriously guys stop simping there's no benefit and single mothers bring
00:00:51.920 nothing to the table there is no benefit to a man raising another man's kids if single mothers were
00:00:58.080 serious about getting remarried they would give custody to the father now i don't know who this
00:01:03.360 man is um i guess greek he sells organic baby formula which cool i guess he's got some kids all right
00:01:15.840 don't know what his backstory is but typically and i want to i want to give you guys some what i've
00:01:22.160 noticed typically the men that have this innate protection of women either had a a weak father or
00:01:29.760 be a single mother or wife to single mother it's usually one of those three don't know who this is
00:01:36.480 but if single mothers were serious about getting remarried they would give custody to the father
00:01:41.360 if the last sentence doesn't prove this account is grifting you are simping to pearl so what i've
00:01:46.880 noticed is the biggest simps and grifters accuse me of simping and grifting don't know who he is
00:01:53.600 because they don't have a good argument instead of asking what did i say that was untrue what did i say
00:02:00.080 that was what is what is not true about this statement they say pearl is a grifter blah blah blah and he's
00:02:09.120 too stupid to understand what why i say this to two single mothers if a single mother says
00:02:17.520 if a single mother says i want to remarry my goal is to get remarried and they were serious about
00:02:25.120 the kids growing up in the best way possible and you have a single mother that is worth marrying let's
00:02:31.600 just say it would be a single mother that believes in patriarchy a single mother that believes in
00:02:38.560 true traditional values which means the man is the head of the household and therefore he should
00:02:44.560 be making the decisions on the children so if single mothers were serious about getting remarried
00:02:50.560 they would give custody to the father you should not take a woman seriously who did not give primary
00:02:57.600 custody to the father unless that father is a crack addict or something crazy which why are you dealing
00:03:05.520 with a woman who has a crack addict ex-husband okay not a good not a good deal he should have custody the
00:03:15.280 kids turn out far better and it shows you that that woman is not vindictive and not spiteful and it is
00:03:22.880 much easier for a man to come in when the mother only has the kids on weekends or every other weekend four
00:03:30.480 days a month is a much easier sell as a single mother and the kids turn out better so my argument is
00:03:39.120 if single mothers want to remarry i would say take marriage off the table and accept a long-term
00:03:47.040 relationship because you're more likely to get that than marriage and second and second i would say
00:03:53.760 give custody to the father so your kids don't turn out to be homeless crack addicts
00:04:03.200 let him let the father make the decisions about the children and give him primary custody
00:04:10.400 because it is going to be easier for you to get remarried or in a long-term relationship
00:04:17.760 if you give the father primary custody and the problem is most of these men that come in and say
00:04:24.080 i'm grifting simping whatever this they're too stupid to understand the statistics and the outcomes
00:04:32.080 for kids that are raised in a single mother home
00:04:37.840 men should be giving custody
00:04:39.600 um now i can't make you unignorant but i can try i can do my best
00:04:49.920 um so my second question i had on twitter today so that that's my point in case as no don't ever date
00:04:57.200 a single mother there are very few exceptions i would argue there's basically no unicorns
00:05:03.760 but the few unicorns that there are would be okay giving custody to the father
00:05:11.920 because that shows that she can submit to a guy's authority yes yes yes yes and it shows that she is
00:05:19.680 not vindictive and not spiteful my second argument is don't ever date a woman that says she was abused
00:05:26.880 men have way too much to lose they have way too much to lose in this culture
00:05:37.440 it is it is it is it is too risky for men to date a woman that said she's been abused because you
00:05:48.080 are next you typically attract what you are
00:05:51.600 it is very uncommon that a woman is just a perfect angel and was not abusive at all
00:06:01.280 um and he just he just got really mad and just started abusing her
00:06:09.920 no no no not not not the norm not the norm so i what i say is men have too much to lose
00:06:18.400 and do not date women that say they were abused bad idea they all say that pearl what i mean there's
00:06:26.960 girls that don't say that okay so now that we started with my twitter my twitter beefs of the day
00:06:34.720 we're gonna go on to um we're gonna go on to reacting to candace owens on bill maher yes
00:06:43.440 i'm gonna give my commentary which i'm gonna be honest guys i'm not
00:06:50.800 as political as say
00:06:54.160 you know my my expertise is more around family law and the court system
00:06:59.520 but it'll be interesting to see candace owens on bill maher let's let's pull it up
00:07:04.640 i actually think that trump out of office for good reason well was a good thing for your show
00:07:09.120 because it allowed you to it's not about my show candace that's insulting no no no no
00:07:14.800 sorry i don't believe in that i don't believe in chips i think we've established tonight we've
00:07:18.480 all got our own we've all got our own we've all got our own we've all got our own things
00:07:27.440 hello who is hiding in my hi this is awesome this is actually a really sick man cave how are you
00:07:34.560 my husband has one it's not a man cave because i'm not a husband it's a man cave it's not it's a
00:07:40.560 nightclub yeah but men need caves even if they are don't have wives no no i think they do this is a
00:07:45.200 nightclub you don't hear it oh i see you're with you see how that's gynocentric a man cave why does
00:07:52.000 a man need a cave in his own house anyways i've been with child for three years i've been pregnant for
00:08:00.800 three years i've had a baby in 2021 this is like my permanent state now i'm basically an elephant
00:08:04.240 you do know that science knows what causes this now i do they know i actually have been trying
00:08:08.720 to figure it out for the last three years because it feels like it's a medical condition so you're
00:08:11.920 like having irish twins literally i have a two-year-old a one-year-old and this one's due in
00:08:17.440 november i've been pregnant for three years so i think it's gonna be weird i'm not pregnant anymore
00:08:22.080 i'm gonna be like i don't know what to do with myself what's what and what's that like when you're
00:08:26.080 always pregnant honestly it's gotta be rough it's not i think i feel like everyone has this like
00:08:31.520 cultural understanding of pregnancy and i think a lot of women play it up cultural no i feel like
00:08:36.560 there's this this alien annoying on you from the inside yeah but it's like it's not that big of a
00:08:41.920 deal i gotta be honest with you it's like for some women obviously you can look at them and you can
00:08:46.080 tell which ones are having what looks like an allergic reaction right um and they have a rough go
00:08:51.520 with it but some people just do pregnancy pretty easily and i'm one of those people that just kind of
00:08:55.280 like it doesn't really change anything so you're just going to keep going no i wanted to do it all
00:09:01.040 back to back because i didn't want to be i don't know when parents do but like we had a kid and we
00:09:06.240 waited five years to the next one like who wants to like restart and take out all the bottles and i
00:09:11.040 just was like if i'm getting pregnant i'm just going to have all of my kids back to back right and
00:09:15.280 then one yeah i think it's genius so you do believe in birth control you're not doing i actually
00:09:20.960 don't believe in birth control no you're just doing it the catholic way just like whatever
00:09:25.040 happens my husband's so catholic like beyond he's but then you catholic catholics 12 kids i know it's
00:09:31.520 dangerous of course it is it's completely dangerous and stupid i'm on your side well what are you gonna
00:09:37.680 do trick them and take birth control yeah it's just i don't know catholics they have a lot of kids this
00:09:42.640 is just yes i didn't choose this life that was a thing when i was a kid really where did you grow up
00:09:50.160 new jersey okay yeah you definitely saw some 14 kids catholic yeah for sure sure but they were
00:09:58.480 happy but you don't want you don't want that to be you i do kind of i kind of want a school bus yeah
00:10:03.760 yeah like my colleague matt wall she's got six kids i feel i'm naturally competitive
00:10:09.120 oh my god yeah i know it's really bad well it's bad i'm very very competitive so i feel like now i might
00:10:16.000 just have six kids just seven just to beat them it's really bad definitely bad for the planet let's
00:10:20.720 not get into that right away bad to the planet oh my god i mean kids are bad for the planet well
00:10:27.760 what everything they're pretty eco-friendly actually adults are bad for the planet well
00:10:31.760 they're not ego-friendly in the sense that they're gonna have kids and you know
00:10:35.200 you're just making more people who are using resources you know people who argue about planets
00:10:44.240 and you know elon musk i don't understand his whole thing about like we should have more people it's like
00:10:51.680 there's room of course there's room it's not about room it's about resources we don't have
00:10:56.080 the resources we have the room we just don't have i read just the other day where the uh what do they
00:11:02.560 call the groundwater we've already like sucked out all the groundwater that we can possibly use they're
00:11:08.480 not there's just not enough rain falling for like all your kids it's all about you candace thank you
00:11:18.240 so this guy knows the perfect amount this man's an expert on on rainfall
00:11:24.640 in his let me let me get this straight i just want to understand the argument
00:11:37.680 if we have too many children
00:11:42.480 there won't be enough rainfall
00:11:45.760 all right it's interesting because i've just kind of read this whole book debunking all of that
00:11:53.920 which i feel like in two years you're going to have a totally different perspective on all of that
00:11:58.000 because i've i've seen your growth and where you were a few years ago to where you are now
00:12:03.840 and you know elon musk i think is probably pretty educated about the planet well resources uh do you
00:12:11.200 think no no necessarily not if either are you if you think that we can somehow keep putting people
00:12:19.120 on the planet which has a finite amount of resources oh look there's my zucchini that i gave to i was
00:12:25.440 looking for that look at that thing did you grow that i i did and i gave it to uh vivek when he was
00:12:32.640 here a couple of weeks ago he didn't take it yeah unless unless he took it and they put another one just
00:12:38.400 like it in there but i don't think that let me see that can you hand me that thing i don't want
00:12:42.640 to do you actually grow this yes it's actually a really big zucchini i i told him i said you were
00:12:46.720 probably at the iowa state fair yeah and they this is probably the kind of thing that you i
00:12:51.840 grow vegetables and i i just want to tell you because maybe he doesn't grow them that
00:12:58.320 that's a very respectable zucchini would you like it i actually would i actually love zucchini
00:13:02.880 so we remind you not to get pregnant right right
00:13:05.520 fake or now you're going to leave it there it's going to wind up staying there again no it won't
00:13:09.120 i won't leave it i actually love zucchini yeah it's fantastic yeah this is my favorite i actually
00:13:13.040 did cucumbers this year and i got some pretty big cucumbers but they're wretched to grow
00:13:17.840 okay they just kind of grow out it's almost a shame to have to cut into that but you do
00:13:21.360 yeah you do you gotta yeah but um don't you not believe like in the moon landing so i'm supposed
00:13:26.240 to believe you about climate i think it's so funny how people take well first off i know okay
00:13:30.960 okay all right let me just all right all right hold on guys i'm sorry can we just let's just watch the
00:13:40.560 moon landing video for a second here i'm not i'm not saying i don't believe in it okay i'm not i'm not
00:13:47.040 saying that but i mean
00:14:07.920 like does this look real to you
00:14:09.920 i'm not saying i believe it or i don't believe it i'm just saying i could see why she's skeptical
00:14:34.720 what i'm talking about with the climate stuff so i'm just going to go ahead and promote you're not
00:14:38.560 the only one yeah well i mean i think you should probably realize like that there is in the same
00:14:45.200 way that there are narratives i think you're now more awake to the climate hoax is one that funds
00:14:50.240 trillions of dollars and okay we are not running out of space you could fit the entire world if you
00:14:54.720 stacked it like new york city in dallas so fit i just said it's not about but the point is is that
00:14:59.920 that the finally hurricanes are down the whole idea that every time it rains it's because you know
00:15:04.320 something bad is happening is like it's it's okay what i will agree with you on is this
00:15:10.880 the environmentalists do often lie because they have this idea uh this issue is so important and by
00:15:19.120 the way it is so important that it's okay if we shade the truth to get people on our side and i don't
00:15:24.480 agree with that i'm always every time matter well not every time what was your climate disaster
00:15:29.440 growing up mine was mine was global warming they don't even say it anymore they don't say global
00:15:33.440 warming no they don't no they say climate change they went from globally maybe not in your bubble
00:15:37.440 but in the world they don't they went from global cooling to global warming they never were in global
00:15:43.360 no one was ever talking it was one that's such a stupid talking point that you keep repeating it's
00:15:48.320 a zombie lie it was one article in one magazine in one day one week in newsweek or something nobody was
00:15:56.880 talking about global cooling yes we understand that the planet is always changing that's a different
00:16:02.240 story there was there was a whole climate alarm alarmism via the ipc for global cooling no there
00:16:06.880 wasn't there okay there was but do you believe people landed on the moon well let's just back that up
00:16:13.680 because if you don't then i think that's i think that really see now he's bringing up something that
00:16:18.080 doesn't have anything to do with the conversation because she was winning yes yes he is triggered
00:16:24.000 that's a standard for this you are taking something that was a twitter you can't answer
00:16:29.200 joke i'm going to answer your question but i'm just trying because i think you should add context
00:16:32.720 because what you're doing now is you're jumping away from an actual meaningful discussion about
00:16:37.680 climate change and the hoax that's surrounding it and making people fearful to have children
00:16:41.840 and you're like going well didn't you once tweet when i said literally i said in the tweet
00:16:46.960 it let's have some fun today what is one conspiracy theory that almost got you and that you think
00:16:52.640 like could possibly be be real and i said the one that always gets me every time is the moon landing
00:16:58.480 how come we haven't gone back so you're taking this one tweet where people then shared
00:17:03.200 the things that they think that were not really serious or political on this long thread to now
00:17:08.400 apply to a conversation about climate okay but just to be clear like people did land on the moon
00:17:13.600 i don't know okay there we go i don't know i do know i just want to know why we didn't go back
00:17:19.440 we did go back what did we go back what yeah to the moon with people on the moon okay i'm asking
00:17:25.840 a serious question when when did we go when did we go back to people walking on the moon 69 okay
00:17:30.800 july 20th 1969 yeah we went back like 10 more times who went back who walked on the moon america
00:17:36.800 you know no but like what were the astronauts names educate me why the fuck remembers what the
00:17:40.720 astronauts names were that's a big it's a pretty big deal to walk on the moon the first guy and then
00:17:46.800 after that yes who else walked on it i don't remember the name she is uh that woman she
00:17:59.440 she's destroying him right now destroying him like another dozen yeah are you we okay a lot of other
00:18:06.640 dozen humans walked on the moon yes americans all americans it's the earth flat guys
00:18:11.280 is the no no no that's stupid no but i mean
00:18:24.320 no no no no no that's stupid but why would they fake
00:18:30.880 no no we landed on the mood but why did they get so mad about it like why did this why does everyone
00:18:37.760 think that's so stupid to even ask oh no no okay we don't remember we kept going back uh
00:18:47.040 apollo 13 was the one they made the movie about that was the one they aborted but that was after
00:18:52.560 we had landed apollo 11 i think was i'm not talking about space missions i'm talking about actual people
00:18:57.120 yes landing on the moon and walking on it first of all it's it it is an impressive scientific feat it's
00:19:03.040 not out of the realm of like how could that possibly happen it's only 250 000 miles away they had figured
00:19:09.920 out enough to be able to do it even with these shitty computers that they had in 1969 um yes it's
00:19:16.240 risky and we did lose people doing it um but we did do it i mean plainly i mean the idea that you could
00:19:24.800 think that this was some sort of hoax i i'm sorry but it colors everything else i'm just saying that
00:19:30.320 like i'm just not like you're i feel like you're just trying to find this one i've never talked
00:19:34.560 about this on my show you're literally talking about one funny tweet it's relevant it's really
00:19:38.720 it's relevant that you won't say no absolutely people walked on the moon it's relevant i i feel
00:19:46.720 that he is so condescending he's like um he looks like one of the like liberal hippie dudes from
00:19:53.840 like the 70s you can kind of spot them out when they're older like the um i don't know when you
00:20:01.840 start to look at people as like archetypes you kind of see things differently so i want to i'm
00:20:06.480 i'm going to show you guys something so like when i see um um wait hold on so like when i see let's say
00:20:14.960 i'm this girl that was reacting to me the other day well i'm trying to think of someone like
00:20:32.080 oh wait let me let me find it hold on guys
00:20:37.280 you are finding an angle here to try to talk about something that i've never talked about
00:20:42.720 on my podcast i've never talked people on on a debate on college you you probably had a producer
00:20:49.360 dig up what you thought someone said pearl no chance we landed on the moon pearl you're incredible
00:20:55.360 love what you do and wish the world would listen to you i'm listening thank you greg thank you
00:21:00.160 i'm just saying like i'm not sold on it i'm not because the way they react the way they react to the
00:21:07.440 moon landing is the same way they react when you question anything about history like oh women had
00:21:15.600 to have been impressed and then they can't really tell you why they had to have landed now i'm not
00:21:20.720 even saying they didn't but why are we so close i'm an open-minded gal where there's no most absurd
00:21:28.320 tweets like there's no way you it's out like you're saying it's out there even articles about this it's
00:21:33.360 so obscure that it's like it's like literally i mean it said like let's have some fun what are some
00:21:39.680 of the things that what are some conspiracy theories that you read that you have questions
00:21:44.000 about and i was like the moon landing first of all i promise you there is no production on this show
00:21:50.080 it's a pretty niche thing of all the things i talk about and i known for but there wasn't even an
00:21:54.560 article written about this about me i wasn't planning to talk about it so it's like how did you get
00:21:58.640 here because you saw it on twitter i got here somehow i knew it but how because it's out there
00:22:05.200 because i've read it in my wikipedia like it's like it's so obscure it's so niche that i'm just like
00:22:09.600 curious i don't i don't think that's the case because i think i read it in the vanity fair article
00:22:14.000 about you no no no no that's what i mean it's not even relevant for like it's i've never ever had
00:22:19.360 a single person sit down and ask me this question well then i've just like america a service because
00:22:23.920 we find the baseline of your thinking i'm sorry but that is relevant that you don't think men
00:22:30.560 landed on the moon no i just said i would like i first off what i specifically said was you don't
00:22:36.800 know i want to know why and i think even elon musk said this in his time piece you guys don't believe
00:22:42.080 in dinosaurs are are dinosaurs not real are who is hold on guys i need to get them to
00:23:01.600 okay just came about it yeah i think he did he did address it in his uh time i think he probably
00:23:08.400 believes it but i'm just not interested in this topic i heard okay i wanted to say this rumor
00:23:12.560 that i heard about bill maher now i'd like to say this is a rumor this is a rumor i swore that corn
00:23:19.280 star came up and said that she slept with bill maher i'm like pretty sure it was like um she used to
00:23:28.000 do podcasts with britney renner i'm like pretty sure like at all so it's just like you just came in
00:23:36.720 so fiery about something that i am not known for but what i meant like why is he i mean like i could
00:23:42.720 do the same argument i mean aren't you he's talking about how her
00:23:50.960 getting pregnant is bad for the planet i mean isn't screwing a porn star bad for everyone you sleep
00:23:56.480 with after and give super gonorrhea to do you know what i mean like that was like an obscure tweet of
00:24:02.560 like it started with let's have some fun and it was in a joking manner and suddenly you're like
00:24:08.800 how could you not believe the moon landing and i'm like the energy is like a little my apologies and i
00:24:14.800 i i don't want this to be adversarial no it was just surprising if we hadn't got onto global warming
00:24:19.520 well that's something i actually believe so i'm okay to have this topic but i i connected it to that
00:24:25.360 because it was like okay but i'm in the public sphere talking about that i've had experts on my
00:24:29.680 show talking about like gregory whitenstone talked about his book about the climate change hoax i care
00:24:33.520 deeply about that because of the implications and how the climate change hoax and the trillions of
00:24:38.000 dollars that are basically disappearing for things like paris accord agreement like i'm not very much
00:24:41.680 on record and but and sincere not to beat it not to beat a dead horse but if you think the moon landing
00:24:46.880 is a hoax it colors my view of what you think of the global warming being a hoax yeah so now he's
00:24:53.840 attacking the person well if you have that opinion you must be wrong what about what she's saying is
00:25:02.720 untrue that's what we got to focus on okay but i never said the moon landing is a hoax well you said
00:25:09.040 name one conspiracy theory no no i asked you point blank got you i said i don't know anything about
00:25:14.960 i don't know anything about i can't even debate you you're sitting here telling me that 12 men have
00:25:17.760 gone to the moon since i don't know anything about it and so i keep a very i think that if there's one
00:25:22.560 thing that people will say about me is i don't come into conversations about things that i don't
00:25:26.880 know so i'm not going to sit here and pretend to be an expert on the moon landing but on things that
00:25:31.840 i actually know who's read about everything i'm willing to because i don't care would you read about
00:25:36.000 i literally don't it says it's it's to me would you read utterly inconsequential for the work that i
00:25:40.000 do yeah i would that's why i said fun thread tell me this like we were like tell me what's one
00:25:44.560 conspiracy theory that you believe that we can look into i mean we really should pull the tweet because
00:25:48.560 it's it's weird that you're at that you're making this so severe as if i was like on a talk show
00:25:52.720 debating the moon landing and so what i'm saying is i've never cared about because it's a because
00:25:57.200 it's an undebatable topic completely like if you want to you're making it debatable i don't think
00:26:02.960 anyone watching this will think that i made this topic debatable i think you've made this very
00:26:06.400 debatable all i told you was i sent a funny tweet and it's a pretty obscure tweet that's never been
00:26:11.040 how's life in nashville nashville's real right nashville is a real place and i love nashville
00:26:18.000 it's really great yeah it's it's interesting i was just in austin texas and i feel like austin
00:26:25.120 and nashville are the two places where the liberal diaspora shall we call it liberals who want to get
00:26:34.000 away and i certainly understand why i live here in california it is a ridiculous state that drives
00:26:39.840 you insane i totally get it i'm too dug in here to make a change and where else would i find club
00:26:47.600 random but i get it i feel like those are the two places they go they go to austin and they go to
00:26:55.200 nash yeah and it's annoying they ruin they ruin a state and then conservatives are like all right
00:27:02.000 we're gonna go and fix this state so we went to vegas we went to florida and we went to tennessee
00:27:07.280 and now the liberals just have to come with nashville yeah because you're not really out in the sticks
00:27:14.320 i mean austin's a pretty liberal town and any city is blue right okay so you're out of like
00:27:22.320 the fire but you didn't go to the frying pan am i is that about right um yeah that's pretty much it i
00:27:29.040 mean for us we were also between texas and tennessee for sure we were probably between chattanooga
00:27:35.600 and dallas and we decided on nashville because i think a lot more opportunities were happening there
00:27:41.200 was a lot of la people coming starting studios daily wire moved their studio from la to nashville
00:27:46.080 so it felt like the right place and i think at that time i was having kids so you you sort of
00:27:50.400 naturally crave the suburbs when you have kids obviously like the whole and also new york by the
00:27:56.240 way if i was a parent well first of all it would be there'd be unholy hell if i was a parent because
00:28:02.080 probably we're going to be on the same page on this some of the stuff that goes on in the schools
00:28:08.400 is just so cray cray and i would not be able to keep my mouth shut about it so i'm sure a state like
00:28:14.000 tennessee does not have i wonder if she homeschools her kids laws that some of the blue states do where
00:28:19.760 like you you're the the parents are not allowed to be notified by the school they're pro actually
00:28:28.480 prohibited if the kid changes their gender like they say that would be outing the student to a
00:28:36.080 parent right outing is a word we even use in connection with a parent shouldn't everything be
00:28:40.960 out to the parent yeah i'm sure i'm singing from your hymnal now am i allowed to have an opinion on
00:28:46.240 this or i know i'm just i'm just trying to make up for my faux pas with the moon i just don't care
00:28:51.840 i'm just being honest i don't care about that as many of you know i was just banned on tick tock
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