Why Modern Women Are Miserable
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Summary
In this episode, we talk about how to turn your life around when you re 33 years old, how to lose weight, and how to become a better version of yourself. We also talk about the importance of being honest with yourself and taking accountability for your actions.
Transcript
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And I just hate that we, I just hate that they lie.
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I don't even care if that's what they want to do.
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But even like Denalva on the show yesterday, I'm like, stop lying to the next generation of women.
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Like you're, it, it takes a real strong person to be like, you know what?
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And I think people are weaker now more than ever, you know, but this, to look in the
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mirror, because like when I turned my entire life around, I was 33.
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Everybody was, you know, busted fireworks and eating food, having a good time.
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I was like, dude, you are a 33 year old loser English teacher who's talked all this shit.
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And I was like, you're a 33 year old loser English teacher.
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You're going to do all this fucking great things in YouTube and you have put in a fraction
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And if you don't turn this around, this is your life.
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You will be a 34 year old English loser teacher.
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You will be a 35 year old loser English teacher.
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So you better turn this fucking franchise around.
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And that's when I bought, like, I had like a little bit of Bitcoin left over and I bought
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I bought, cause you can buy stuff with Bitcoin in Japan.
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I bought a fucking microphone and a HD, uh, camera and started live streaming.
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And then I turned my entire life around, you know, that was, that was the beginning of
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like, you know, multi-million dollar earning company.
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And, um, but it all started with me being extremely real with myself, being, being honest about
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And I think a lot of people right now, they don't, I guess I going back to what I was saying
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earlier, a lot of people just don't take accountability.
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Like I, I'm, they, they, they, they lie to themselves.
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You know, I mean, how many girls stay single because all their girlfriends lie to them?
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You know, you just, you gotta find the right guy.
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You know, when I, when I finished, um, playing sports in college, um, I gained weight really
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fast because I, I just, I was so used to, like, imagine I'd been, I'd been working out
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for four hours a day for, I was, uh, I don't know, 22 when I grew up.
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So since I was 12, so for 10 years, I didn't really have to eat very good.
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You know, who, who, who needs to, and you're burning thousands.
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Like I would do a two hour volleyball and two hour basketball practice.
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And then what happens is a lot of us get really fat after because we just have no nutrition skills.
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And it was funny because I was at work and all the guys were like making fun of, like
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they would never, they didn't know I was at the time, but I was over like 200 pounds.
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I wasn't that big for that long, but I didn't look that big because I'm so tall.
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So, but they were saying, I would never date a girl over 200.
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And that, that was like the most, I remember I'd weighed myself that morning and that was,
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that was like, and I just like, I didn't know I'd gain that much weight.
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And you're like, you're like, you can't even believe you're that heavy.
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And I ended up like, I ended up losing a bunch of weight because of it.
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Um, and I'm glad that that was like a wake up call.
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They didn't know it was me, but like, I'm glad I had that wake up call.
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And a lot of people would get on the scale and they'd be like, nah, the scale is broken.
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I'd be like, oh, it's a bad angle in the mirror, you know?
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But again, taking accountability, taking responsibility and just trying to do better,
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Cause again, like I told you yesterday, like, I don't feel like the earth is overpopulated.
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I feel like the earth is undereducated and I don't know if this is true, but I think it
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We have a whole generation of people that don't know how to do things.
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I mean, like our great grandmothers, they knew how to sew, they knew how to cook all these
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And even on the guy's side, like what percent of guys know how to build a house?
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Our great grandfathers like literally built their houses.
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Like, and I mean, we have different skills, right?
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Like internet skills, but it's just interesting because there's a whole generation of people
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Well, I mean, think about how many people have become dependent on these apps to live.
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I mean, even me, like Uber Eats and all that stuff.
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I went to practice four out, like, you know what I mean?
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So you get out of school at, I don't know, two, you wait an hour for practice to start.
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You do a two hour practice and you drive an hour, do your other two hour practice.
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By the time I get home, when was I going to cook?
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I'm D I wouldn't say great, but like I have way better than I was like two, three years
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So I, I don't make this that often, but that's like my favorite.
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That's what, but there's no cooking involved with sushi.
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What about a high protein, low calorie, nutritious meal?
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Um, I like to make like, I don't know, drumsticks.
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Rate it one to, I, one to, one to five, be honest.
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You can, I used to be like a zero, so you can be honest.
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I don't say great, but I'm like, I'm getting better.
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No, today's chicken was actually very good though.
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Maybe she just, I'll just say you don't have like a consistent like flavor.
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So sometimes you can over season it, sometimes maybe not.
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Um, cause you weren't here when we were eating dinner.
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The idea that you can just be a law abiding citizen in a country and just work your job
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If COVID doesn't prove that, I don't know what will.
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You have to be smart enough that you have assets and friends and, and, and capability
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You can't just sit within one jurisdiction and go, oh, well, but I don't speed.
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I think it's coming to a point where it's not going to be okay.
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And AI is going to make it harder and harder again for those average men.
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I don't think the exceptional men are ever going to suffer from AI.
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You think this whole neural link that Elon Musk just got the approval for, for the patent.
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So now the sale is going to be, look, no matter what you do, John, you will never
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But if you take this neural link GT 500 slash Tate, you're able to get upgraded to his levels
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And I'll think and do this and do that for only $49,000.
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It's going to put this chip in your head when you're going to offer this to you.
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My mother always says to me, I'm glad I'm not young.
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Because I'm telling you, it's going to be scary, right?
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Every single thing in the world is competition.
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I don't think people realize I'm a hyper competitive person because I understand that every single
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Every single thing you want, somebody else wants.
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You either accept that as a massive competition and try and play the game, or you just try and
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pretend it's not a competition and live in perpetual failure.
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You're not going to be able to compete with a person with a computer brain.
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So you're going to have to have it because you can't compete.
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Can they inject the slave mind programming directly through the chip?
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But it's going to get to a point where you're not even a person without it.
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It's going to be whoever has access to the best technology, whoever has the most recent
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Are you familiar with an old TV show called The Outer Limits?
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So they had this like future where everybody had like these brain implants like Neuralink,
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And there was like this one guy and he was like the dummy of society and he like couldn't
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really get the implant because his brain was not compatible.
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But like one by one, everybody who had that thing like started going crazy and society started
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Dude, do you know how the Amish, they do have it right.
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Because they give their children money and stuff and they're like go out there and they
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go, they party, they do drugs, they have sex, they do all the crazy stuff and you know
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like a large percentage of them just come back to the Amish lifestyle.
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So, you know, life is simple and I think a lot of people, you know, cause I think a lot
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of guys in the red pill community think like they have like this infinite wall that men
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It's like if you're a man after the age of like 35 and you really don't have your shit
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If you're still worrying about money after the age of 35, if your career is not really
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what you want it to be after the age of 35, if you're struggling after the age of
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35, your fitness is shit, your finances are shit, your relationships are shit, like you
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