JustPearlyThings - August 07, 2023


When She Heard THIS


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52 minutes

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209.9637

Word Count

10,934

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2

Misogynist Sentences

60

Hate Speech Sentences

30


Summary

In this episode, we discuss why women are afraid of divorce and why men should be afraid of it. We also talk about what should you endure in a relationship and what you should be prepared for in a romantic relationship.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 coming up next why would guys be afraid of divorce like on top of that so literally a girl can make
00:00:05.100 one phone call and get a restraining order on a guy and kick him out of a house that he pays for
00:00:09.680 and now he's pissed so then he this is like to the average guy he's paying for a mortgage on a
00:00:14.740 house that he does he's not even living in it takes him like six months to a year a lot of
00:00:18.840 times to even get to go to court yeah like and so now on top of that during that time she can
00:00:25.080 also with no evidence put him on child support so now he's on child support and he can't he's
00:00:29.780 paying a mortgage on a house that wasn't his but you're talking about rotten apples
00:00:33.520 no it's it's a lot more so i could see how on the outside looking and you might think that
00:00:41.620 because i mean probably because i've never been married and you know you kind of killing my dream
00:00:46.020 imagine imagine like would you agree that like women can be spiteful of course and like you are
00:00:53.080 the worst version of yourself when you feel really wronged by a guy right every girl like if she feels
00:00:59.140 really wronged by a guy like she does crazy things sometimes like why do you why do you hear girls
00:01:04.180 say oh he made me crazy right i wouldn't say that i'm not talking about you i'm talking about women
00:01:10.080 and so it's like you're giving women a ton of power when they're the worst version of themselves
00:01:16.640 today's today's um topic was inspired by mld
00:01:24.720 you know he went on a podcast and when he talked about you should endure in a relationship so today
00:01:33.660 we're going to talk about what should you endure in a relationship so my first question is um do you
00:01:41.820 believe in marriage and do you believe in divorce
00:01:44.040 i do believe in marriage um just haven't really had a chance to meet my person so divorce i believe
00:01:54.760 in anything that makes two people happy you know it's uh it's not something you pre-plan just sign
00:02:00.060 a contract agreement and that that's it so yeah well whatever happens as long as it works for both
00:02:06.720 okay so you do believe in divorce well i would prefer not to have a divorce that's probably why
00:02:12.900 i'm still choosing but uh if it happens it happens okay so i'm just i just want to know you do believe
00:02:19.380 in divorce in some situations yes in some situations okay fine so yeah i believe in marriage divorce not
00:02:27.360 so much okay it's that's not a fun thing i'm going through divorce okay so towards just finish completing
00:02:34.360 now so really i think with most guys we'll stick it out for the rough the troughs and the highs and
00:02:42.740 the lows but maybe uh the experience modern in the modern world is possibly uh women are less patient
00:02:51.460 okay stick it out so it sounds like it wasn't really your choice no it wasn't no it wasn't your choice
00:02:56.740 oh actually well it was a mutual it was in the end yeah yeah it was mutual okay now that i think
00:03:06.420 about it yeah wait how is it how is it mutual in the end so she brought it up and then like you
00:03:11.140 later like i don't know how i was just curious how is it one-sided then mutual well okay let's get
00:03:19.980 raw with it so every time we pretty much had an argument she she was calling an end to the
00:03:26.040 marriage each time and then after 50 times of saying i'm i don't want to be in this anymore i was like
00:03:33.280 okay okay like like i've done okay i've done with this okay yeah it's kind of an extreme version okay
00:03:42.140 but i've learned so much from it okay uh what about you do you believe in marriage and do you believe
00:03:47.580 in divorce i i grew up in a society that marriage was a must in order to be with someone and i
00:03:54.220 respect that and that's fine my parents have been together forever and that's good they're happy
00:03:58.980 and not sometimes but they're still together do i believe in divorce i believe in doing the right
00:04:06.480 thing what feels right for people because i was so into like no divorce it shouldn't happen
00:04:12.180 but then over the years and working with people that have come because can i just very quickly
00:04:18.160 give some background i i was you know i have a very sort of different way of looking at stories
00:04:24.780 because um i was uh kidnapped and then abused and so on you know and eventually when i made it through
00:04:32.800 to the uk uh after my kidnap it was very difficult for me to to to form those relationships whether it's
00:04:40.480 friendship trust or even getting married so eventually i got married and i'm happy and
00:04:46.020 everything is fine but then i work with people and they haven't gone through war they haven't gone
00:04:51.840 through kidnap but they they can relate to my story and i say why could you relate they said because i've
00:04:56.840 got war going on in the house so if there is war in the house it's completely unfair for children to be
00:05:04.580 exposed to something that is so toxic so if you recognize it's toxic you also have the the ability
00:05:12.440 to say no to what's happening to you and therefore you should go for what feels right so you should not
00:05:18.560 be selfish in terms of thinking by staying in that relationship that you are doing a favor by keeping
00:05:24.780 the kids in that relationship or even if the kids are not involved do you want to be in a relationship
00:05:30.220 that's toxic so i believe in marriage and i believe in divorce and i stand by it because
00:05:36.080 only for the right reasons i don't mean changing partners i don't mean you know just just just
00:05:42.520 divorce because you feel like it because the grass looks greener but the grass is not greener on the
00:05:47.380 other side okay so you you do believe in divorce i believe in divorce for those reasons yes okay so
00:05:53.400 what what reasons do you believe for example if there is violence if you've drifted away and you're
00:06:00.400 really genuinely unhappy okay so if you drifted apart yeah feel like you did before well i mean
00:06:07.600 we all don't feel the same as we do at the beginning but i mean more like in a sense that
00:06:12.620 one has grown and the other one has stayed stagnant okay so therefore if you feel like you're not on the
00:06:18.300 same page anymore so that no longer you are friends because relationships is friendship
00:06:23.260 how does one grow and one stay stagnant like what does that mean um well for example if one grows
00:06:29.480 in terms of following their dreams or following that what they want to do with their career
00:06:34.560 and the other one just decides to be forever the same but they then go against the other person hold
00:06:42.120 the other person back or they get a bit funny about it i mean isn't that usually isn't that usually
00:06:47.380 what happens like one person goes for their career one watches the kids usually i think she's what i think
00:06:51.480 she means like when you're too because this happened to me when you're in a relationship with someone
00:06:55.980 and one person is a little bit more focused on self-development and the other person is kind of
00:07:00.500 content with their life um when you start when you start to ascend and level up as a person like you're
00:07:05.960 it's up to you in my particular experience as a man to pull your woman up with you
00:07:11.780 and you guys level up together because eventually if you don't level up there is going to be a gap
00:07:16.880 between two of you and eventually you're going to grow apart over the years i think is that what
00:07:21.560 you mean or am i wrong absolutely i was getting there but i'm aware of time and everybody should
00:07:26.040 have their say but having been in a marriage and having been for me took a lot to be in a marriage
00:07:31.920 and trust a man and create life again because i was you know really badly bruised in so many ways
00:07:41.920 because i don't you know i don't want to get into it but you can read the book about it but
00:07:45.780 it takes courage to to give yourself fully in a relationship so i think both parties should
00:07:54.280 appreciate the fact that we are both vulnerable when you open up and you say you love each other
00:07:59.840 and love means a lot more a lot not just like you know yeah i just don't yeah i just don't
00:08:07.020 if we're talking about like kids i just don't know if you should get divorced over self-development
00:08:13.240 like one person develops one doesn't no so yeah i'm talking more as a two people
00:08:18.580 because i'm married and i have seen i had my husband live in singapore for a while on his own
00:08:25.220 and i raised the boys and i've sacrificed my career so many times and i even moved to singapore and had
00:08:32.180 to set up a business from scratch so you you do those things because you you love each other and
00:08:39.020 you support each other i'm not saying just because you're growing apart and and you should get divorced
00:08:44.260 but if you are miserable and the kids can feel it i mean it's it's a good idea to to get divorced
00:08:51.180 to speak about it and decide what's best okay what do you think yeah i definitely believe in marriage
00:08:59.180 i'm a muslim and it's a big part of our religion to get married um getting married actually completes
00:09:04.460 half our faith that's how the importance of marriage in islam so i definitely believe in it i
00:09:08.840 also believe in divorce and uh like it is a last resort um divorce is the most hated thing by allah
00:09:16.020 that's that's legal so it should be a last resort but in certain situations yeah divorce is needed
00:09:21.800 in some situations if a man's beating his wife for example she should not definitely stay stay in a
00:09:27.300 marriage but as a whole yeah i think um you should you should try and work through things i think we're
00:09:41.360 living a uh a generation now where we're just quitters whether it be it work something hard
00:09:46.360 relationships just life i think we're um a nation of quitters at the moment and i think life life's
00:09:52.760 not easy marriage definitely isn't easy and i think you should really really work through things and
00:09:58.660 really try your best to try and get through things before divorce but i think as a last resort yeah
00:10:02.540 i think divorce is sometimes needed but i think marriage is a beautiful thing okay what do you think
00:10:07.560 i definitely believe in marriage i want to get married without getting the state and my assets
00:10:12.840 what's involved but um when it comes to divorce i'm half indian and i like to refer back to my indian
00:10:19.100 people with the less than one percent divorce rate uh i definitely just think that a lot of people
00:10:27.840 right now they would rather point the finger at somebody and pull the rug on a relationship and
00:10:38.140 want to get a divorce quickly compared to working it out sitting down taking accountability on both
00:10:45.880 parties for the for their actions and no i'm not saying that if a woman is getting beaten in a
00:10:52.720 relationship she should stay or a man because that's what the detractors like to say they like
00:10:58.160 to take the most extreme example and act as if it's a blanket statement to all people who are having
00:11:05.860 troubles in a relationship but i do believe the majority of people who get divorces i believe
00:11:13.360 that the majority of those people could work through their differences however we live in this
00:11:19.160 gigantically selfish narcissistic culture nowadays around the world and i think everybody's talking
00:11:25.700 about me me me me but the thing about focusing on me me me me that's who you end up with you end up
00:11:32.540 alone and you need to be more mature as a human as an individual and you need to focus on we not me
00:11:39.280 so you should fucking endure
00:11:41.140 what do you what do you think do you believe in um do you believe in marriage and do you believe in
00:11:53.040 divorce well i've recently got engaged so congratulations i do believe in marriage i think
00:12:06.400 marriage is it's one of those things where like it's part of everyone well it should be a part of
00:12:11.580 most people's like life cycles is one of those it's two souls coming together to make one story
00:12:16.560 and make one future together which is beautiful in its own sense divorce on the other hand um it's
00:12:22.780 tricky one because no fault divorces i don't believe in and i think that's kind of the crux of a lot of
00:12:28.040 people's arguments because no fault divorce is just i i we're not into each other as much as we used to be
00:12:33.780 i'm a dip and but i'm still going to take off your stuff as i leave that side of it i'm not really
00:12:40.260 a fan of i do i do believe in divorce in diet in like you like said earlier it as a last resort
00:12:46.100 in a stage of like like a lot of going on because life is a lot of going on and life is a lot of
00:12:52.480 things but like if it was a last resort and and your life is in danger then leave but like
00:12:57.420 whatever like if it's one of those things but even in that in that situation not to
00:13:01.580 join on too much you always have it's also even trickier because bringing up the abuse thing
00:13:07.160 there are two sides of this a he was always kind of abusive and you let it go which then i have to
00:13:13.080 ask you why did you marry this person or b he wasn't abusive and he became abusive in the
00:13:19.720 relationship at some point in which i have to ask what happened because people who don't aren't
00:13:24.440 aren't aggressive and then suddenly turn aggressive that's a case study right it should be a case study
00:13:30.620 at least because not every people who aren't violent don't have the propensity for violence so if they
00:13:34.880 start doing that there has to be a underlying reason as to why that happened i saw i saw a video
00:13:40.320 of a guy a girl that was taunting a guy about his dead son and then he hit her who abused too she did
00:13:47.680 yeah emotional abuse both people emotional abuse is the same yeah i mean the reason i i steer a little
00:13:55.660 bit away from both people are wrong answer which is 100 right but he shouldn't have hit her but it's like
00:14:01.120 it's the product it's the product the bear thing you know i mean like if you put like okay if you're
00:14:07.020 in the woods and you see a bear sleeping and you poke that bear is just to wake up and it kills you
00:14:12.260 whose fault is it yeah the bear's fault for waking up and killing you and realizing it's a bear and you're
00:14:17.020 a human and why are you bugging me or you for bugging that bear continuously until it woke up and
00:14:21.340 realized you were there i think it's just like kind of a difference between like men understanding
00:14:25.660 men like i would never talk shit to this guy oh god because this guy would fuck me up but you know
00:14:33.540 some girls would be like fuck you and your tattoos and your ripped jeans or whatever you know like we
00:14:39.020 talked about it yesterday and it was funny because that girl actually she did it we say like in an
00:14:43.840 argument a woman will make a conversation personal and she started to take personal shots against me
00:14:50.680 and then you don't understand like in man world if you do certain things that it could lead to
00:14:57.840 violence i'm not saying violence is is an okay thing but when you're doing certain things to
00:15:03.680 provoke violence you shouldn't be shocked when violence happens it's an understanding that we
00:15:08.060 have between us exactly understanding yeah underlying understanding between well i just i just genuinely
00:15:13.600 believe if you're in a toxic relationship both people are playing a part you're right and i just think
00:15:18.100 it's very rare in my opinion that it's just one-sided he's hitting her with no provoke no provoking
00:15:25.620 yeah it's not like he just walks into the kitchen like what is this tuna casserole i'm not saying it
00:15:31.280 doesn't happen but i just think that the the default should be try to work it out always that should be
00:15:36.280 the default because it goes back to it goes back to the two questions was he hitting you from the
00:15:40.340 beginning or did he just start both of things that you need to figure out why and and the reasons that
00:15:45.840 you're in the situation and i think the main question sorry and i want to add it to what you
00:15:50.640 said pearl like people should work it work it through because what happens in today's modern
00:15:54.560 culture right when they when you break up with somebody they say oh yeah the best way to get over
00:15:59.880 someone is to get under someone else right because we have all these modern devices that let us cope
00:16:05.560 with avoiding responsibility for the relationship failure like back in the 90s you know 80s 90s
00:16:13.600 whatever pre-internet when someone dumped you you had to sit at home like damn i suck like what did i do
00:16:19.320 wrong now you're like it wasn't my fault you get on tinder you get on bumble you get on hinge and you're
00:16:24.080 just looking for someone else to tell you you're great instead of taking a moment to reflect on why
00:16:30.020 you fucked up in this relationship and then guess what you just carry your trauma your bad shit into
00:16:36.100 the next relationship and people do that they monkey branch you know they go from relationship to
00:16:40.300 relationship relationship next thing you know you're in your late 30s you're single you're like
00:16:43.820 damn what the fuck did i do with my life and sometimes some people in the 40s 50s i see this
00:16:48.960 happen over lifetimes you know in my in my experience it it all comes down to choices so you may have got
00:16:55.340 you may be in a relationship where you're suffering abuse you chose that person originally and there
00:17:01.140 would have been clues to the red flags yes yeah which you ignored when you were feeling you know
00:17:07.100 something oh i feel love for this person it's so cute and i just feel fluffy never mind that he's rude
00:17:12.340 to the the the the the waiter never mind that it you know is instantly jealous never mind you know
00:17:19.160 ignore all those things and then later on down the line they all these red flags come flying out and
00:17:25.500 you're like oh my god where did this come from i can't believe this oh my god i'm being attacked but
00:17:29.480 but you made the choice originally and you chose to ignore i work with a lot of clients
00:17:34.760 and they discover when i work them i say were the clues there at the beginning oh my god yes
00:17:40.060 it was there but their experiences i i everything was fine we got together and then it just went
00:17:47.080 started to turn bad because that goes back to the narcissism of today's time everybody thinks
00:17:52.640 they're the exception to the rule they're like i see these red flags but i got i got this i got this
00:17:58.820 everybody thinks they can crowbar i can change him i genuinely have no sympathy for girls that tell
00:18:05.120 me they're in a toxic relationship there is no way it was one-sided i don't believe you when you say
00:18:10.200 oh i had no idea he was a cheater it just came out of nowhere no i don't believe you
00:18:14.920 no your last three boyfriends weren't toxic it's probably you i just don't believe it
00:18:20.300 yeah but they generally believe it until you start to pinpoint and point out all the clues
00:18:25.460 that join the dots we're like oh yeah yeah you're right yeah but i think i think actually raising a
00:18:30.640 hand against a woman is a hard red line though to be to be honest yeah and look i mean then you could
00:18:36.040 say well there were indications there before and she should have picked up on them and etc etc but
00:18:40.400 ultimately the dude who does that i think he's a scumbag and i think that i think that's you know
00:18:44.640 do you think do you think even in the situation that i was saying do you think he's like just a
00:18:48.900 scumbag when because that's what we don't we don't talk about because we never have the conversation
00:18:53.440 about like women that verbally abuse men and one day they just snap i think yeah no i know what
00:18:58.420 you're saying i still restraint i can understand but actually like striking a woman it can like it's
00:19:03.420 not i think i think i mean it's it's such a tenor because i mean it's it's funny isn't it because
00:19:07.760 toxic masculinity gets talked about a lot and you know men are you know increasingly demonized and
00:19:13.180 everything else but i mean it seems to me i mean i was brought up like in the uk right and
00:19:16.840 you know it was instilled in everybody you do not raise a hand against a woman do you know what i
00:19:21.420 mean and so i think firstly that the number of guys who actually do that is incredibly small you know
00:19:26.400 subject contrary to what the belief in the culture seems to be that men are these kind of like violent
00:19:30.740 beasts who are sort of just on the rampage the whole time i think that's an incredible minority
00:19:35.120 but i do think that that ultimately yeah i mean she shouldn't have talked to the guy like that it's
00:19:39.680 absolutely horrendous but ultimately you shouldn't raise your hand against a woman i do think that's
00:19:43.160 wrong in terms of do i do i believe in marriage absolutely not it's a terrible idea
00:19:46.820 just become a passport bro what are you doing no no no i think i think the problem with legal
00:20:00.320 marriage as a few people have said i think there's a big problem with that and i think fundamentally
00:20:04.500 you are putting a legal contract to contain something that is this romantic emotional thing
00:20:10.420 as we have it now and i think that's a mistake because feelings change and and blah blah blah and
00:20:15.500 you know and what what john talks about in terms of the indian sort of arranged marriage thing
00:20:19.800 when you take the romance out the equation and you guys it's almost more of a contractual thing that
00:20:25.500 can sort of work i think what we're trying to do now is we're trying to base a legal contract on
00:20:30.020 feelings yeah and we're also in a culture that basically encourages people not to respect that
00:20:35.840 anymore so so then when we come to the question of divorce do i believe in divorce well under certain
00:20:41.260 circumstances yes but i do think if you've got to the stage where you've been in the church or the
00:20:47.200 registry office or whatever it is with that person and you've made that agreement and then you know
00:20:51.820 five years down the line you're saying oh well actually you know i'm kind of not feeling it anymore
00:20:55.340 you know we're on different paths so i'm out i think that is a bad thing i think once you've made
00:21:00.020 that commitment and i think people should think very carefully about whether they do need to make that
00:21:03.900 commitment certainly legal sense but once you've made it you really you should stay in there do
00:21:08.820 you know what i mean unless the circumstances are pretty extreme so i do agree that the divorce thing
00:21:13.340 is people i think like john said you know people we're all we're all too quick to quit that's the
00:21:19.100 problem in this day and age we're all too too quick to quit and it's too easy for us to quit so you
00:21:23.480 don't believe in marriage no but you also don't believe in divorce absolutely no no it does it
00:21:36.580 makes absolutely perfect sense because i think fundamentally the first thing is you should
00:21:40.580 think as particularly as a guy like you know come on guys you can get a passport you can get a
00:21:44.360 columbia what's the problem here you know um so firstly you've got to think carefully about that is
00:21:48.620 this what i actually want in the first place and then secondly is is a legal document what i want
00:21:53.040 that's the next thing you know is there another way to to make that long-term commitment in a
00:21:56.820 relationship with somebody without getting the state involved that's the second thing but if you've
00:22:01.500 crossed that rubicon and you have made that commitment then you've made a promise to somebody
00:22:06.180 and you know you've also if you're doing it in a religious context you've made a promise in front of
00:22:09.800 god and then five years down the line you're just going to say i'll stop that it doesn't matter
00:22:13.540 you know so i am just i kind of half agree with you i think if i wasn't religious and it wasn't
00:22:19.300 for religious reasons i think if you're not religious and you're a man and you want to get
00:22:22.060 married i think it's there's no point it only benefits the woman because if me to get married
00:22:27.700 it's a it's between it's for god i don't care about boris johnson or whoever the prime minister is
00:22:32.080 it's like i don't want to they need to sign a document however in islam we don't get like you know
00:22:35.460 you get married here and you sign the registry whatever it's not like that in islam so if we get
00:22:39.800 divorced you can't take half of nothing yeah yeah i would never get married married like
00:22:43.520 i can get married in this country she's my wife but i wouldn't get married where it's like a legal
00:22:46.980 contract binding in the country it's just a contract between us two and god because that's
00:22:50.480 what marriage is about anyway yeah exactly i would never like some muslim women and some muslim couples
00:22:55.140 they get married islamically and they also get married um legally i'd never get married legally
00:22:59.980 no way it'd only benefit the woman i'd never put myself in a situation yeah where a woman could
00:23:04.060 take half a month it's just it would never happen it's the legacy of the government anything the
00:23:08.040 government touches just fucking sucks like you know sorry so let me get this straight basically
00:23:14.680 all men are now scared of marriage because you have to share half with the woman no not share
00:23:19.540 half when you see it's when you divorce the reason give half the reason i'm not so hopeful about the
00:23:24.580 marriage why do you think about divorce because you have to be logical because because the women
00:23:30.920 women women divorce 80 percent of the time one of the number one reasons is financial you know and
00:23:37.280 there's also great incentive for women to falsely accuse men of abuse in this country because they
00:23:41.740 offer them free lawyers and it's really common they also only get access to their kid maybe 20 percent
00:23:47.420 of the time so i think i think what's more scary actually to men is not being able to see their
00:23:51.800 children and i think that is absolutely something they should be afraid economically speaking too
00:23:56.480 so divorce when you are subsidizing divorce right anything the government subsidizes it grows and
00:24:05.460 that's why right now in the uk the united states australia canada right single mother households are
00:24:13.940 growing because there is a financial incentive if i could marry a good-looking woman who is rich as fuck
00:24:21.460 and i could trick her in like three to five years and divorce her and take half of her millions
00:24:25.400 there are guys out there that would do that it's happened it's just on the other side there's the
00:24:30.480 shoes on the other foot in this situation there used to be greater safeguards against that the other
00:24:34.520 problem is you're kind of it's almost like going into casino and betting on 50 50 isn't it like is
00:24:39.240 this woman and i guess you could say the other way for argument's sake but as a guy's perspective is
00:24:45.120 this woman gonna she's made this promise to me we're gonna be together and this is gonna be it
00:24:48.920 but how do i know that in 10 15 years down the line she's not gonna be thinking well actually do you
00:24:53.900 know what i'm kind of not really feeling it anymore and my friends say i could do better and i deserve
00:24:57.640 to you know it's a you know one life women get divorced over stupid reasons yeah if you can
00:25:04.480 if you can dump somebody and get a fat payout like you know how much you know how many guys would be so
00:25:11.160 happy we have a generation of just like selfish wives because they think about their feelings before
00:25:16.380 their kids it's not about you it's about the children a word that gets banded around a lot
00:25:20.660 is happiness in marriage and i say to people why did you get married for happy like who said that
00:25:28.120 marriage will bring happiness what's that got to do so then it's not one of the reasons why people
00:25:34.740 stayed together for 20 25 years for a lifetime let's say i stayed with him because i was consistently
00:25:39.580 happy you'd never hear that well that's the problem life is ups and downs isn't it i mean you're
00:25:44.780 gonna get a modern misconception yeah you're gonna get good bits you're gonna get bad bits and the
00:25:48.340 problem is that they want to be happy the whole time and to and to answer like why would guys be
00:25:52.900 afraid of divorce like on top of that so literally a girl can make one phone call and get a restraining
00:25:57.740 order on a guy and kick him out of a house that he pays for and now he's pissed so then he this is
00:26:03.020 like to the average guy he's paying for a mortgage on a house that he does he's not even living in it
00:26:08.140 takes him like six months to a year a lot of times to even get to go to court yeah like and so now
00:26:12.660 now he hasn't seen his kid as a year on top of that during that time she can also with no evidence
00:26:17.080 put him on child support so now he's on child support and he can't he's paying a mortgage on
00:26:21.620 a house that wasn't his i spoke to one but you're talking about rotten apples
00:26:24.580 no no no no you're talking about rotten apples
00:26:28.380 well no it's it's a lot more so i could see how on the outside looking and you might think that
00:26:32.800 because i'm probably because i've never been married and you know you're kind of killing
00:26:36.620 my dream imagine imagine like would you agree that like women can be spiteful of course and
00:26:43.820 like you are the worst version of yourself when you feel really wronged by a guy right every girl
00:26:49.100 like if she feels really wronged by a guy like she does crazy things sometimes like why do you why
00:26:54.840 do you hear girls say oh he made me crazy right i wouldn't say that i'm not talking about you i'm
00:27:00.380 talking about women and so it's like you're giving women a ton of power when they're the worst
00:27:06.480 version of themselves and a lot of women like do it yeah like think about this too like let's say
00:27:13.440 you're let's say you and i are married right and you really love me oh hello and then wait a second
00:27:17.940 just bear with me on this one okay this is the first marriage so let's just say you're married to
00:27:24.720 a guy right yeah and then you catch him cheating and then he says well i'm cheating because of you
00:27:31.980 and then he divorces you and then you got to pay for his mortgage and you have to give him monthly
00:27:36.940 alimony payments and child support payments while you're watching him with his new girl side piece
00:27:43.340 okay is he carrying my child just listen because if he is just let me let me let me let me finish this
00:27:48.700 just calm down what i'm trying to say is like imagine and then you have to watch on instagram
00:27:53.640 every day him with the new girl and you know you're financing their trips to italy and them
00:27:58.380 having good time their relationship photos and all that yeah but is that fair yes but did he carry
00:28:04.000 my child did he carry it for nine miles women are so entitled man so no it's not about entitlement guys
00:28:09.340 it's not about entitlement i promise you why should we have to look after your child what do you mean
00:28:13.880 after your child it's your child as well if you've been there so when you have your child you look
00:28:18.040 after him or her and when i'm with him i'll look after him why should i have to pay for you to look after
00:28:21.800 your own child you don't pay me when i have my child so why should i have to pay you wait are we
00:28:25.940 in the same relationship or are we in different ones no i'm saying i'm saying when we split up this
00:28:30.880 is not on about when we're together this is on about when we split up okay okay he's talking about
00:28:34.780 so say if you split up for example and he's been caught cheating and then imagine now you're having
00:28:39.900 to pay for your ex-partner you've split up you're out the house now he's got his new side piece in the
00:28:44.840 house you have to pay for this he's gonna i've got two cases that's what i'm saying like how many times
00:28:50.940 have you how many times have you dated a guy and then you were stalking him and then you saw the
00:28:56.160 new girl he's with and you just made me so angry i don't stalk them usually they stalk me
00:29:00.400 guys i've got i've got two case studies to basically explain why it's a big give an answer to this
00:29:10.280 mary j blige and adele the reason i bring these two women up these are two women who got divorced
00:29:16.840 and took the male's perspective of having to pay their partners half rather than men paying them
00:29:22.300 what happened the entire internet called both those ex-husbands pussies cloud chases money hungry
00:29:30.560 they said they were only after though for money women do that all the time yeah
00:29:34.400 the most famous the most richest women in the world is only rich because she divorced bill gates
00:29:40.340 you understand jeff bezos was it 30 billion dollars she doesn't even know how to write code
00:29:48.720 you know what's crazy though i actually think it affects like average guys like i feel like
00:29:54.420 billionaires like they always recover they're fine yeah yeah they're okay no but it's the average guy
00:29:59.620 what it burned me you haven't even if it was a few million i just don't like the thought of my ex
00:30:05.240 living in a house with a new man that i paid for living in your house
00:30:10.260 i've heard that a few times i'm with you i just i think it like from the documentary i've been
00:30:18.520 doing it's like it seems to affect average guys the most because it's always like they worked for
00:30:22.700 20 years they're not the type of guys that are going to be able to like build that up or like make
00:30:26.700 another million or whatever so it like it wrecks them a lot of guys commit suicide in the process
00:30:31.060 it's really sad yeah yeah and i always find as well like in relationships when they break up like
00:30:36.600 this is what i said when i find women so entitled for example i've got a friend now best friend he's
00:30:41.520 going through he's engaged but he's going through a breakup and for some reason unbeknownst to me i
00:30:46.760 don't know why he put his missus's name on the house now they're going for a breakup she never put
00:30:50.320 nothing into the house and i know all her friends are like you deserve off that house because she's
00:30:53.820 entitled to it because like an idiot you deserve off that house this this and this bearing in mind he's
00:30:58.040 the best father ever he goes to work gets up a cracker don't pay for everything she pays for
00:31:01.560 nothing all she does is go out all of now she's going to get half of that and she feels entitled
00:31:05.540 to it and there's going to be nothing in society there's nothing wrong with it oh they spell she
00:31:08.940 deserves off see me even if i meet somebody and i've got nothing i still don't believe she deserves
00:31:13.440 half even if we build it together because it's a it's my company that i've i'd have made it with or
00:31:17.380 without you for example me boxing i'm gonna box regardless if i met you or not you definitely
00:31:23.000 deserve something if we've built come from nothing and i've built something with you you
00:31:26.720 definitely deserve something a hundred percent we don't deserve half because he wasn't with
00:31:29.540 me taking punches in the gym but you know what me shooting in the gym
00:31:32.720 yeah i'm on the flip side if i was with a woman and she made way more millions and i was together
00:31:39.700 from nothing she made millions i don't just that's not my money that's your money i'm not i'd never
00:31:43.640 as a man i couldn't take that anyway you know you know it's crazy i i think women are so delusional
00:31:48.160 they literally think they were the reason he got rich that's what they like they literally think
00:31:52.900 they're like yeah i held him down i and i'm just like well he he was gonna do it with her with that
00:31:58.460 like the guys that are gonna make a ton of money are gonna do it with or without the woman it's not
00:32:02.600 it's not about you yeah i think it i guess it depends on the specific circumstances of that
00:32:06.820 relationship but i mean it's it's just like it's so arbitrary because the problem is we're basing
00:32:10.360 everything on feels aren't we that's the difficulty and it's all very well to say well what what one
00:32:16.480 would do that and blah blah blah but but the truth of the matter is it's just so easy for people
00:32:20.980 now because you've got this eat pray love kind of culture of like oh you know you just you know
00:32:26.580 it's fomo and you've only got one life and you you know which is which is true in a sense but i mean
00:32:31.340 it's it's kind of like if you're making that commitment and you're saying to somebody hey i'm
00:32:34.940 going to spend the rest of my life with you and then you're actually incentivized to leave and it's
00:32:39.660 all sort of based in feelings and look we know that relationships have ups and downs do you know what i
00:32:44.060 mean like at first it's great you know the first few years amazing brilliant and then you know it
00:32:48.440 starts to maybe it dips a little bit it starts to get a bit dull then maybe he has problems at work
00:32:52.880 or he you know he has some health problems and stuff and then she's like well do you know what
00:32:56.280 maybe i could have done better and then she could just leave on the turn of a dime you know and that's
00:33:00.240 the problem that everyone's facing it's like it literally got walk into the casino but that's why
00:33:04.960 people should find their match because if you are a self-sufficient person and you grow and you're not
00:33:10.620 basically what we're talking about right now is problems of those who not doing s you know they're not
00:33:16.980 doing something so they just feel entitled to have it but if you are if you are a person who
00:33:22.560 continuously grows and you actually invest in yourself and your relationship and your partner
00:33:27.300 i believe those those lines become much much blurry because it it's not really about who gets what
00:33:34.000 because i'm not there to take your money i'm there because i'm there it's not just for me it's not just
00:33:39.820 about the money though i mean that's a big consideration but it's not just about the money it's also about
00:33:43.600 i'm going to make an emotional commitment to this person i'm going to put everything on the line
00:33:47.400 for them in a legal contract and then she could just decide in five years time actually sod it you
00:33:51.440 know and the average chick will divorce over literally nothing over like over literally nothing like her
00:33:57.260 emotions if she just isn't feeling it like we didn't you both say if you're not happy in the
00:34:02.820 relationship you should be able to leave yeah but happy it's not a it's not a hurdle i'm not talking
00:34:07.900 about a hurdle you know also not happy when you fall down and scratch your knee i'm not happy because i have
00:34:12.320 beautiful legs but but when they get up tomorrow i know that it's just a hurdle that i overtake right
00:34:17.700 right but i'm saying marriage isn't about happiness and so it's like why would the average guy get
00:34:21.940 married when two out of the three women on the panel believe in divorce but two of the two of the
00:34:25.880 girls here said said didn't they um along the lines of well if you guys are growing in different
00:34:31.180 directions then divorce we said okay so in an abusive situation then divorce should be allowed
00:34:35.400 absolutely everyone agrees with that right but you guys also said oh but if you guys are growing in the
00:34:40.420 wrong direction and that's a little bit intangible isn't it what does that really mean
00:34:44.820 i think it's very difficult no i agree with what what the loretta said earlier about you know when
00:34:52.720 because this happens with friendships too at least for me personally like when i dedicated myself to
00:34:57.440 becoming the successful individual that i am now it was day in and day out wake up hit the gym
00:35:03.860 eat clean work work work i mean as a fighter you probably understand the same thing right you have to
00:35:09.300 wake up every single day because in the way the world is structured your skill set whatever your
00:35:15.180 skill set have it is constantly being deteriorated because there's always a new and improved way of
00:35:21.020 doing things yeah so if you're an individual that is working on yourself day in and day out
00:35:25.980 one you are going to grow apart because they're going to be below you as you continue to ascend
00:35:30.720 and two resentment is going to build on both ends of that spectrum in my opinion i don't i don't
00:35:36.720 disagree with that but ultimately if you've got married to them and you guys have signed a
00:35:40.680 commitment together it's a bit like well because that kind of goes back to it's about being happy
00:35:45.220 when it's about a commitment yeah you know so i just that's a dude and i and i don't really think
00:35:50.140 that's as common with for men to say that as it is for women like i think that's usually code for i
00:35:55.260 out earned my husband yeah because like look at the military like if you sign up for the military
00:35:59.260 and i mean the majority of people don't desert military because you'll go to prison if you do right
00:36:05.200 but i guarantee there's people who wake up like i mean how many people that stormed normandy were
00:36:10.680 like i'm really ready to storm normandy like i'm really just ready to charge these german machine
00:36:15.760 gun nests on this impenetrable fortress of this normandy beach probably 99 if not 100 of those guys
00:36:23.320 didn't want to be there but they understand they had a duty to god and country to make these things
00:36:28.080 happen and that's a masculine thing duty you got to get it done no matter what right if you if you're
00:36:33.860 in a boxing match and you're you're you break your nose and your left eye is swollen shut but you've
00:36:38.240 got to win the fight no matter what otherwise you're going to lose and the outcome is just not
00:36:41.940 going to be beneficial to you to your career to your social media to your sponsorship deals men
00:36:47.360 got to get things done that's that's a masculine thing is duty to the cause no matter what when we're
00:36:53.440 jettisoning people into space hoping to make it back on time you know we can't just be like mid-launch
00:37:00.440 be like listen i really enjoyed the nasa training but like today i just don't want to go to space
00:37:06.560 like sorry the country and all this government financing is is depending on you so that's the
00:37:12.100 thing when you and i'm not trying to say women have no sense of duty but i'm trying to say that
00:37:16.140 marriage is a commitment and again when you incentivize people to quit on something some
00:37:24.180 people are going to take it and when you look at the bell curve of iqs and 50 percent of people
00:37:29.440 are 100 iq or less you look at a divorce rate you're kind of like okay i kind of understand
00:37:35.200 why people are just taking easy right out i also think that in my experience from what i've seen
00:37:40.000 i always find that the female's friends have a lot to do with they're more likely to get divorced i love
00:37:46.660 this guy i love this guy they're like 12 times more likely to get divorced if their friends do
00:37:52.560 something like that yes yes yes you're right even me i don't even some of my um friends partners
00:37:58.620 they're not really my i don't i wouldn't say i dislike them but they're not really my kind of
00:38:01.740 people some of them some of them i'm great i love them but some of them and when they go through
00:38:05.520 stuff i say no you should stick out you've got kids together you're like you've made a commitment
00:38:08.840 like try and work through it to the best even time and time again and i know that their friends
00:38:13.500 are like you should just leave him this and then i'm like even though i don't really like this
00:38:17.040 person i know it's good for the children and it's good for the family for them to try and work
00:38:20.680 through it and i just think if you're this person's like the her friends for example i think
00:38:25.200 do you really care more about her or do you just want her to be single so she can live the best life
00:38:28.400 of you she's got kids she's got a family to raise why are you even trying to incentivize her to leave
00:38:33.860 like that are you really a good friend because misery loves company i want to hear from you do you
00:38:41.560 believe in divorce um to be honest it's just sad that common sense isn't law yeah obviously
00:38:47.840 if a woman gets of a man they get married she cheats on him and then takes his money that just
00:38:55.040 doesn't make sense it shouldn't hold up in a court of law incentivizing bad behavior of course but it's
00:38:59.140 the reality we live in so the best we can do as men is just to choose wisely i think they used to
00:39:04.500 right they used to when you when when it was you you couldn't do that before you couldn't cheat on
00:39:10.020 your husband before like years ago and then expect to take everything i think the judge should
00:39:14.040 now hold on a minute i think i've been a bit out of order here but then they took that away
00:39:17.320 yeah that right they took that right away so you could be as bad as you want
00:39:21.240 well they they used to you used to have to like prove a reason to get divorced like you'd have to
00:39:26.240 show the judge so divorce divorce got a lot easier but also we're living in this perfect storm aren't
00:39:31.000 we because we've also got social media all you know instagram we've got the dating apps like there
00:39:36.120 are so many we're getting this stuff pumped at us the whole time you know she's she's looking at
00:39:39.660 her instagram she's looking at like the you know like hot guys whatever she's probably got
00:39:43.740 she may still have dudes like coming into her dms whatever like there's there's so much opportunity
00:39:48.960 being pumped at us the whole time particularly women who obviously have you know by and large more
00:39:53.280 options than guys do you know there's very little incentive either from a societal basis certainly not
00:39:58.900 from a legal basis but also and that coupled with the amount of opportunity she's got why wouldn't
00:40:03.760 she just think oh things are getting a bit tough do you know what sod it i can get some money out of
00:40:07.120 this so that i'll go on to the next one you know also yeah women think that they have all these
00:40:10.560 options because naturally when they go for a breakup with a man or they're going through stuff
00:40:13.600 they've got loads of men for it in the dms but women are quite naive they really think that these
00:40:16.960 men are going to marry them yeah these men yeah ghosted by a few guys have you watched me say that
00:40:24.940 in fresh and fit or you know i'm not seeing it because i see i'm like yeah look at this in my dm i'm like
00:40:31.420 yeah he wants to smash just wants to yeah exactly no yeah don't have as many options as you think
00:40:34.980 then you'll leave your man that's good for you that's so that was you might it was a good man
00:40:38.220 for you initially you might be going through some stuff you leave him and now you wonder why you've
00:40:41.220 got 30 buddies and it's not even that you want to sleep with these people you're just getting sold
00:40:44.520 a dream and you're too naive to distinguish what's right and what's wrong if a man has a good
00:40:47.440 intention he's gonna marry you yeah and that's that's what he says is a thousand percent correct
00:40:52.020 because these girls think like all these dudes are after me and each dude is like my choice of a
00:40:58.140 perfect relationship it's like no the majority of these guys i would bet 95 percent of these guys
00:41:05.040 just want to hit it and get out of there yeah you know but they they're so delusional because we
00:41:11.200 lived in this narcissistic culture and this is not a diss on women but it just the reality of the
00:41:15.660 situation is pretty true you have social media you have the government you have movies you have music
00:41:22.700 you have video games telling women 24 7 365 you're amazing you can do whatever you want
00:41:30.340 there's no consequences for what you can do mainly because you're a woman so i feel sorry for these
00:41:35.400 girls because they believe this shit and they think like oh yeah i just have all these infinite options
00:41:38.980 next thing you know they wake up they're 35 and they're crying on tiktok because they're single
00:41:43.040 this is why i love it this is why i invest so much into you know cosmetics well i just think it's
00:41:48.840 either we're equal or we're not yeah like you either think you're an equal so behave like an
00:41:53.380 equal you don't need child support you don't need alimony you're you're an equal you're a man
00:41:58.760 um they're equal what what percent actually pay 50 of the bills you're equal that's your partner right
00:42:05.780 that's what everyone says here this is my partner i've seen a number of articles recently though by
00:42:10.040 older women who've who've divorced their husband you know and then it's like 10 years later and they're
00:42:14.400 like oh i shouldn't have done that you know like i thought i thought the pastures were greener
00:42:18.320 and actually now i'm on my own i'm you know 50 the grass is not greener on the other side of the
00:42:23.420 fence the grass is greener where you water it endure
00:42:27.080 i have a question for the ladies um should you listen to your husband point blank period yes or no
00:42:37.900 no i mean it's a yes or no only
00:42:44.060 your husband says do something you don't want to know i just refer back to you just said that we're
00:42:50.580 supposed to be equal so you're gonna pay off the bills are you gonna find that are you gonna find
00:42:54.660 the burglar when he comes in the house honey honey the last guy i i stopped the last guy you gotta go
00:43:01.080 down there wait wait do you want to be in like a 50 50 partnership is that your ideal relationship
00:43:05.760 no okay okay so how would how would you how would you get into a traditional relationship with a 50 50
00:43:14.520 mindset no it's not a 50 50 mindset i just understand there are certain things where
00:43:20.320 uh we have a saying it's the man is the head but the woman is the neck you need both to to to you know
00:43:28.120 to turn around it's not just the head that's like feminist christianity no no no it's not about
00:43:33.780 feminist but what i'm saying is it takes two to tango okay i'll give you a different one it takes
00:43:37.780 two to tango so it doesn't matter who leads if the other one doesn't move you don't get in the right
00:43:43.960 direction so i believe that there are certain things where my man will stamp his foot and if it's
00:43:48.820 important to him i will respect him and i will take his decision but sometimes there will be things
00:43:54.500 that are equally important to me where i would like to find a counterpart who understands me and
00:44:00.580 says this is important to her and therefore she's the one in charge but that's still a 50 50 mindset
00:44:06.100 because a traditional mindset is he has the final say no matter what yes but it's not to say he'll
00:44:11.400 never give you your way but it's still his choice like that's a traditional mindset if you look at
00:44:15.400 writings of women like 150 years ago like the answer would just be yes this whole do i need to listen
00:44:21.120 to my of course of course it's a conflicted you know i'm still 34 i grew up in a very different
00:44:27.340 society but i'm still here i'm still here today so of course i'm absorbing but i'm learning what
00:44:32.020 works for me to be honest like i've listened to everyone i agree with pretty much everyone says
00:44:36.860 because everyone has a point but for me like say my biological dad didn't stay with my mom he didn't
00:44:43.860 he left us but my stepdad and i call him dad they've been together for 33 years and thriving
00:44:50.160 i'm still matching clothes never been away from another they travel they hold hands and that's
00:44:54.760 what i want and when i was 25 unfortunately i lost my fiancee to cancer so after that i've been
00:45:01.320 through this i still want to have that what i've envisioned maybe as a young girl as a teenager and
00:45:08.180 i still believe it's possible but of course i still adopt and i'm still here today i don't live in
00:45:13.340 the past and i'm not trying to be this new dm slide kind of uh woman either do you know who said
00:45:19.300 that quote the which one man is head but the woman is neck tell me who said that there's a canadian
00:45:27.140 actress named like ania vardalos basically it's very popular in russia we say that as a
00:45:33.340 can we dissect that phrase for a second because i've been sitting here she's a divorced feminist actress
00:45:38.340 of course oh really wait wait wait wait wait wait i just have a question wait wait wait wait the
00:45:44.080 brain is still in the head i was literally saying that that was about my body my point the brain
00:45:48.720 is still in the head but if the neck isn't even you should take the biblical perspective which is
00:45:53.660 but i already changed that to tango it's about the movement the woman the woman is the crown
00:45:58.700 on a man's head it's an accessory even with the tango wow because if you look if you just look at
00:46:05.940 society if you just look at listen because it's like a game of chess right the game of chess the
00:46:12.900 game of life is to win and sometimes the queen is the strongest piece on the board yeah do you play
00:46:22.200 chess she is the strongest yeah but the game isn't over if the queen dies yeah sometimes you got to
00:46:27.540 sacrifice the queen to make a win and then you take a pawn and get them to the other side and then she can
00:46:32.200 become a queen yeah but we check it i'm talking about couple dynamics when two people merge together
00:46:37.540 i'm not talking about the rest of the world of course he died i'm still alive i'm still living i'm not
00:46:42.240 talking about i'm not talking about your particular situation my only like point yeah i'm not i'm not
00:46:47.380 talking about your situation but i'm saying what you said when i said should you listen to your husband
00:46:51.940 if it's not a yes that's not a traditional mindset
00:46:54.940 no and i'm not saying that's wrong i'm just saying you said you would prefer a traditional
00:47:00.600 relationship so i'm just asking how you would get no that's not what i said i just said that i would
00:47:06.060 i would be so you didn't like the 50 50 right yeah i don't like the 50 50 but that doesn't mean that
00:47:11.260 i'm sitting around and expecting for things and i'm entitled no i didn't say you're no no i know i know
00:47:17.140 i'm just trying to explain yeah yeah i totally get you i totally get all of you guys and i love the
00:47:22.660 the fact that we're actually talking about it because you know sometimes you're so sure about
00:47:26.800 what you picture for yourself or what you think of and then you listen to another opinion and you
00:47:31.880 understand them and then you refer back to yourself and you think wait a second but and what do you
00:47:38.160 think now and i don't know but i believe that once again there is no one clear rule of what to say
00:47:45.300 or how to do or how to behave well something that doesn't work in one relationship may work in
00:47:51.320 another but fundamentally fundamentally should you should you it goes back to the question should
00:47:57.940 you endure once you've made that commitment in a marriage or not that's the fundamental question
00:48:02.100 isn't it yes we're gonna go back to the tango thing i've been holding on to this for a while
00:48:09.720 because it's one of those it's one of those things that's in my drop it daniel i'm like
00:48:12.400 because it's like you used it takes two to tango sure sure you're right but even in a tango
00:48:19.080 one person leads one person follows even in any two man dance one person leads one person follows
00:48:25.520 when people use that it takes two to tango thing it always gets me because it's like you're skipping
00:48:29.940 a question the question is would you lead would you would you follow his lead and we're using two
00:48:34.400 to tango which has one leader and one follower but which one are you are you the leader are you
00:48:39.240 the follower but that that's my point it's like men men don't want to get married today because
00:48:43.560 they can't get traditional wives because most women won't it won't say yes to that question
00:48:48.840 can i ask a question where are you where's your background where you from um russia brazil sweden
00:48:54.020 oh okay okay whereabouts in russia uh st petersburg nice okay i was there in 21 actually i spent a lot
00:49:01.420 of time in russia but that's a very traditional no no no no but but so you're coming you're coming
00:49:06.160 traditionally cheaters well no well not you not you not you not you but ironically ironically the um
00:49:12.980 the divorce rate in in russia is actually quite high isn't it and russia women get some of the
00:49:17.400 most i think russian women get the most abortions in the world i don't know about that i'm pretty sure
00:49:22.640 i don't know about that i think they are it's it's russia number one america number two china number
00:49:27.580 three i'll look it up to make sure yes i'm basically looking at the countries they're just
00:49:31.260 you judging by population not by actually hooked up by headcount there's 20 million in russia
00:49:36.300 20 million in russia 1.3 million in china i know you want to buy what is the point you're making
00:49:42.960 with that stuff because exactly what are you trying to say these things are angry about stats
00:49:48.120 they're numbers you can prove a number of things with that stuff yeah i'm gonna ask vietnam's number
00:49:53.880 two i'm shocked russia's number one vietnam's number two it could be down to resource all sorts of
00:49:59.660 stuff wow exactly but i'm not sure what you were trying to say this wasn't a personal attack on you
00:50:06.540 of course it's not it's not a personal attack on you i'm not worried about that but what i'm trying
00:50:11.340 to explain obviously you heard russia and you you had uh which is fine totally fine you know i still
00:50:17.840 value and respect your opinion but what i'm saying is i grew up in so many different countries that it's
00:50:23.360 very hard it's like the same way when people ask me where are you from and it's so hard for me to
00:50:28.260 answer where i'm from because when you've lived in three four different countries and i believe i'm
00:50:33.060 a global citizen and i believe i can have a place anywhere so it's not about the no that's fair
00:50:39.720 enough no it's about adaption you adapt then i adapt it also i pick and choose from anything that i like
00:50:45.680 if i i believe that this oh i love this it's actually it's tough i'm biracial too so they're like
00:50:50.280 where are you from like well yeah we break out the only break out the genealogy tree here and kind of
00:50:55.020 break it down to you it's completely it's completely fair enough in your guys in your guys cases but
00:50:58.740 sometimes it's just interesting to sometimes to get a sense of where somebody if somebody is from
00:51:02.760 an individual country because sometimes that then colors their yeah that was honestly to context
00:51:07.240 me and that was an inside joke between us because we're always like russian girls always cheat
00:51:10.600 so that's what that's where it was but we weren't we weren't saying you
00:51:14.040 sorry i'm not even brazilian but i have i've seen it trust me
00:51:17.760 thank you babe
00:51:18.180 the number one cheaters in south
00:51:20.600 the number one the number one cheaters the number one cheaters in south america are the colombians
00:51:26.620 yeah the colombians
00:51:27.520 this is like generalizing guys it's not fair
00:51:29.760 the colombians are crazy
00:51:30.580 oh my gosh do you know what i just realized oh my gosh i grew up with nannies from around the world
00:51:35.780 so every year we had a different nanny from a different country
00:51:38.320 the one that one married my cousin and she did cheat on him and she was russian
00:51:44.520 i'm sorry
00:51:48.460 i was like no
00:51:50.620 yeah but you're from america right
00:51:53.800 yeah yeah
00:51:54.680 yeah so she was just wanted to get a visa
00:51:56.500 that's not you're not talking about a woman she doesn't need a visa
00:51:59.300 i didn't say all i just said all the all the nannies came from these different countries
00:52:03.100 you did it i don't know
00:52:04.340 yeah