In this episode of the Fresh and Fit Podcast, Myron and Walter talk about why relationships are in decline in the west, why women deserve less, and why we should be worried about the future of dating in the 21st century.
00:01:26.000Alright, before, and you know, I have to take accountability because of who we have in third chair today, but I am going to, before that, here's the rundown.
00:01:53.000Well, not so much beyond the fact that you spent millions of dollars to go through this dog and pony show.
00:01:58.000And more importantly, because of who we have here in the studio, we are going to do a segment, the ins and outs, the A to Z of why relationships Are in decline, specifically in the West.
00:02:08.000Now this isn't like a Tupac, Biggie, East Coast, West Coast thing.
00:02:11.000It's just the West, the Western civilization.
00:04:33.000And all the BS going on in the West with, you know, intersexual dynamics, male self-improvement, the gym, getting your money on point, just being a more attractive guy in general.
00:05:42.000Some people would call her a gold-digging whore, but I would never say... Why is Donald Trump Janis Rossi?
00:05:48.000I'm just saying, other people would say that, and I say, that's not nice.
00:05:51.000But then they say she is, so maybe, maybe.
00:05:56.000Here's the advice, and you can expect more of this on Fresh and Fit Podcasts, but here's the advice that this TikToker has for women on how to enjoy dating.
00:06:05.000Now for the past couple of years, I've been the girl dating athletes.
00:06:08.000Let me tell you four simple things I did to completely change my dating lifestyle and make me love dating again.
00:07:45.000You know, we used to talk about, hey, Motley Crue had all these, or whoever it is, insert whoever here, you know, Mick Jagger, though he slept with David Bowie, which was weird.
00:07:51.000Probably he Whoever his son was, won the My Dad's Cooler Than Your Dad contest in the yard.
00:08:40.000Yeah, basically when she says, no simple dates, what she's basically saying is that, I don't go out with guys that I like that much, so I need to make sure I get some kind of benefit from going out with you.
00:08:49.000I'm going to be able to get an experience.
00:08:51.000So this tells me also, she said, Oh, I go out with guys on Hinge.
00:08:56.000She just doesn't want to admit that on TikTok and come off as a gold digging 304.
00:09:00.000Because the fact that she's dealing with guys that are willing to fly down to her, buying her roses, taking her on these extravagant experiences, nine out of 10 times, she's going to meet these guys through a sugar site there, you know, have more money, et cetera.
00:09:10.000So she's going out guaranteed with older gentlemen.
00:09:12.000She doesn't find that attractive that she doesn't like that much, but she wants to be able to help go ahead and get gifts and get some kind of benefit.
00:09:18.000Which, you know, a lot of girls do this.
00:09:19.000They go out with guys that they don't like that much for ulterior motives, while they have the guy that doesn't pay anything.
00:09:24.000They're smashing him, and they're making these other suckers pay for things, making them wait, extracting resources from them, and they're hoping, oh my god, I'm gonna get laid at some point.
00:09:32.000But a lot of the times they don't, or they get stuck for sex.
00:09:35.000And he wrote all that down very quickly.
00:10:15.000But average women get these types of experiences and are able to date this way, where they're able to openly extract resources from men and not give anything And by the way, it's also self-harming because then at a certain point they go, oh wow, I've lived a hollow life.
00:10:27.000Look, you know, I always say that A Christmas Carol is the fifth gospel because Ebeneezer Scrooge, and it applies, and you're thinking, oh, old English white guy, who cares?
00:10:47.000He was as good of a father as there ever was.
00:10:49.000It was a man who said, all of these things that I thought mattered, and in that case it was money, in that case it was wealth, like this woman is talking about, changed when he realized the value of family.
00:10:59.000Now in that case there was redemption because he was too old to have a family, but he became a father to another young man who he could help.
00:11:04.000That's where you find fulfillment and self-esteem.
00:11:07.000And look, as funny as it is, because this is a dumb person, it's also really sad and it doesn't help anybody.
00:11:12.000I just, I need to ask the dumb question of what is a 304?
00:11:17.000So with the old graphing calculators if you, or calculator in general, if you put like 304, you flip it upside down, it means ho, so we would, yeah.
00:11:26.000It's a way of kind of staying YouTube somewhat friendly.
00:11:28.000Well we don't need to stay YouTube friendly.
00:11:30.000I used to, I spent, remember how expensive those graphic calculators were?
00:11:49.000We're going to go back to this because we have a whole segment on Western civilization and relationships, but before that, right now there are actually a marauding homeless pirates in San Francisco, not to be outdone by the people crapping in the streets, because if leftism worked, hey, San Francisco would be the place to be.
00:12:02.000That brings us to this week's Golden State of Crime.
00:13:47.000So Taylor and his fellow captains do all they can to keep an eye on each other's boats and run off any pirates who may show up, which, in his view, has a nice ring to it.
00:13:58.000But I'll go with... I think it sounds cool, you know, anyway, just to say that we have pirates around here.
00:14:02.000Since the raiders are gone, we don't have nothing to, you know, get... Still holding on to that one?
00:14:06.000It's like... So yeah, let's go with pirates then.
00:14:40.000I used to work in law enforcement, and the fact that they have to bring in the U.S.
00:14:44.000Coast Guard to deal with that tells you how much the state is failing when they don't even have a marine division for a police department that is right on the water.
00:16:04.000Not all that much, but there are some issues at play here that I think some people have overlooked, so let me just brief you on this if you've been living under a rock, or if you've been marauded by San Francisco butt pirates, and so, you know, you're out without power.
00:16:16.000Yesterday, Matt Gaetz succeeded in his efforts to get rid of Kevin McCarthy, and he's out as Speaker of the House.
00:16:23.000On this vote, the yeas are 216, the nays are 210.
00:18:32.000We are facing $2.2 trillion annual deficits.
00:18:35.000We face a de-dollarization globally that will crush Americans, working class Americans.
00:18:41.000Kevin McCarthy is a feature of the swamp.
00:18:43.000He has risen to power by collecting special interest money and redistributing that money in exchange for favors.
00:18:50.000No, I want to go to you Gerald, and I like what he's saying, I think that McCarthy is kind of a little bit of an empty suit, but this is like buzzword, every election, blah blah blah, swamp, people, blah blah blah, narrative!
00:19:04.000I mean, that's why we say it doesn't matter.
00:25:14.000You remember that one, Donald Trump was giving a speech and she's like... It's like she was testing every single perfume at the Dior counter.
00:25:27.000And by the way, again, just for people who are tuning in now, where's the best place for people to watch you guys and watch your show support you?
00:25:37.000Like, do you have a specific... Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 6 p.m., we do our daytime show, whether it's Money Mondays, Womanizer Wednesdays, or Call-In Show Friday, and then we do the after-hours shows with the Crazy Bimbos at nighttime.
00:26:20.000Yesterday, for example, when everyone was talking about McCarthy and then we had Haya of Libs of TikTok on and we realized that Twitter had demonetized words and there was some censorship going on.
00:26:28.000That's the kind of thing that I find most important because speakers come and go, as you see, 2023 to also 2023.
00:26:49.000And the most important component of our culture is strong relationships and strong families.
00:26:53.000And that has been kind of circling the drain for a while now.
00:26:58.000And there are a good number of reasons for that.
00:27:00.000So I want to break it down for you, let you know kind of what What the causes are, and then the symptoms that people are experiencing.
00:27:07.000Because, by the way, a lot of the time you'll get some people say, oh, like Fresh and Fit, oh, they must be misogynistic, they must hate women.
00:27:13.000This affects women and men negatively.
00:27:15.000The problem is that it's been spearheaded, well, by feminists, but ironically, not only feminists, but the porn industry, if you go back to the 60s and 70s as well.
00:27:23.000They were often one and the same, and now it's ended up in this unholy amalgamate that has left everyone miserable.
00:27:28.000So, This clip really got us thinking to jump off with about modern relationships and dating in America.
00:27:35.000She's a 10 out of 10, but she has a higher body count than you.
00:28:26.000First off, it's gotten higher in both categories, but it's also switched here where you saw there were more women who were single back in the 80s than today.
00:28:33.000Now today, only 50% of men are even actively seeking a relationship.
00:28:46.000There are more people overall who are single.
00:28:48.000Half of men say, I have no desire to change from being single.
00:28:52.000And then 80% of women are saying, well, most men aren't worth me ending my life of singlehood.
00:28:58.000That means that you're not, before we get to marriage, you're not going to have meaningful relationships and people are having fewer Meaningful relationships than ever before.
00:29:05.000So let's start this off with the causes.
00:29:07.000Okay, where this started and I don't know do we yeah, we don't have us Okay, so let's go back then.
00:29:14.000That's one of the causes here A lot of people don't know about no-fault divorce how it changed A lot of people don't know where it came from.
00:29:20.000So Hugh Hefner And Dr. Kinsey, you know the guy who said that everyone should be able to have sex with everybody?
00:29:25.000His Playboy Foundation, they were the first to actually underwrite legislation on no-fault divorce.
00:29:31.000And they were supported by a lot of feminists.
00:29:32.000Now the reason for this, just to be clear, is before no-fault divorce, there was a fault.
00:29:37.000It was either cheating, Abuse or abandonment.
00:29:40.000Meaning that if someone cheated or if someone physically abused someone, they had to pay, right?
00:29:44.000It's not as though there were no consequences.
00:29:46.000And if there wasn't cheating or abuse, then it constituted abandonment.
00:29:49.000All were considered a breaking of the contract.
00:29:51.000That then switched in 69 in California.
00:29:53.000The first no-fault state, actually Ronald Reagan, he said it was one of the biggest mistakes that he's ever made, no-fault divorce, where it just said you can leave and break the contract for any reason and there's no one at fault.
00:30:03.000So just to be clear, before that it didn't mean that you could just cheat at will as a man or a woman, but let's be honest, they were
00:30:08.000more concerned about men, and leave Scott free. No, if you cheated, you broke that
00:30:31.0001970s, three feminist books that were written by three prominent feminists.
00:30:35.000But there were three books that really kind of just ruled the bestseller list.
00:30:39.000One was Kate Millett's Sexual Politics.
00:30:40.000One was Jermaine Greer's The Female Eunuch, and then the other one was Firestone's The Dialectic of Sex.
00:30:45.000Now, these books railed against the nuclear family, and they told young women that, hey, you'll be free if you are more sexually predatorial.
00:31:00.000Women thought that it was going to be their liberation, and now you see plenty of videos like this on TikTok or on Instagram, where these Self-professed liberal women, they have this cognitive dissonance and they don't know how to figure it out.
00:31:21.000Was that as a liberal woman, it is really hard to find a man who is willing to play the more traditional masculine role in the relationship in today's day and age.
00:32:23.000Hey, has this made your life better, single people out there?
00:32:26.000Do you believe that your life is better now?
00:32:29.000Do the way that we've changed the dating pool, the current environment.
00:32:32.000Really quickly, some consequences that are incredibly severe.
00:32:34.000You know, we talked about people who are not interested in relationships, but since these changes, and again, it goes back to no-fault divorce, feminism, and porn.
00:33:44.000I just want to add as well, the question is, how do you destroy a country that's great and it's destroying the family first?
00:33:51.000And I think I want to add here as well, social media played a huge role in this because once again, TikTok is spreading a propaganda where they push women to be independent, Yeah, and you hit the nail on the head with a lot of the problems.
00:34:11.000Like, I pretty much was writing down, I was like, feminism leads to birth control, which then leads to sex without consequence, which then leads to divorce, then that destroys the family.
00:34:18.000And then on top of that, to compound the issue, you add in social media, just like Fresh was saying, women have more options than ever before.
00:34:24.000when women have a lot of options and they feel that there's a bunch of suitors that can
00:34:27.000take care of them or they believe so even though they because women make this terrible mistake of
00:37:50.000And I will say this too, because we actually spoke with her on Academics Podcast, and I predicted this.
00:37:58.000I told her, yo, you're going to have a very difficult time finding a guy because you're out there on social media, you've banged a bunch of athletes and celebrities, guys aren't going to take you seriously, and since you're famous and you make a certain amount of money, you've basically ostracized a majority of men from taking you seriously.
00:38:12.000You're probably going to end up single.
00:38:14.000And the thing is, she's starting to realize that now.
00:39:33.000Well, we know girls that are in the Mind My Lifestyle, and literally, they'll be pretty much with basketball players, football players, and then they go into surgery.
00:39:44.000And it's interesting that he said this 20 years ago before the explosion of social media.
00:39:48.000It's even worse now because a regular girl will get DMs from athletes, celebs, guys that are top-tier, and they have access to them now because of the internet and Instagram.
00:39:58.000No, and the thing is, like, people say, oh, you're being anti... Look, being anti-women's liberation, meaning having sex with as many people as you want, it's not anti-woman.
00:40:28.000When they say time, they mean time with people that matter.
00:40:30.000And think about this, you're wasting so much time in your life with things that don't matter, people that don't matter.
00:40:36.000And the problem, right, it's a double-edged sword, is You may never be able to find that relationship that matters because people are checking out.
00:40:42.000Men are saying, well, I don't want to get married because 70%, if they're college degrees, 80% of divorces are filed by women just because, and it's no fault.
00:40:50.000And I don't want to marry a woman who's trained herself her whole life to learn how to break up with men.
00:40:54.000And then women are saying, hey, I don't want to marry these men-childs, men-children, sorry, it's hard when you combine the two, who are going through second adolescence in their 30s.
00:41:04.000And this is, look, you want to destroy a society from within.
00:41:13.000Learning to, you know, I had a pastor one time give me this analogy, it's like sticky tape, where he said every time you rip off the tape it gets less and less sticky.
00:41:18.000This is an analogy I used to use in youth group.
00:42:32.000No, I was going to say that since women are more promiscuous now than before, one thing that I say that people have, it's kind of controversial, I say before you even think about taking women seriously nowadays, you need to have sex with at least 50 girls.
00:42:48.000And the reason why I say that is because if you get into a relationship dealing with a lot of modern women where they're racking up 10 bodies, 20 bodies in a semester in college because more women attend college nowadays.
00:42:58.000I call it the deregulated sexual marketplace.
00:43:01.000Women basically are able to hook up with whoever they want and if you leave women to their own devices, what do they do?
00:43:06.000They typically pick the best guys and they're smashing a lot of these guys and it's easy for them.
00:43:10.000So for, as a man, you don't want to get into a relationship with a girl that has been ran through and you don't, you're not able to see it.
00:43:16.000I call it like basically getting in the ring with someone who's a black belt and you're a white belt because you're not necessarily experienced enough to be able to, um, how do I say this?
00:43:53.00035, 40, whatever it may be, but what I am saying is that guys need to get out there and deal with a lot of girls.
00:43:57.000And I know this kind of clashes with, you know, traditional conservative values a lot of times where they're like, hey, you know, you should be trying to be monogamous, find a woman, even though I think that is a great template maybe 50 years ago in today's day and age with the way how women are and how promiscuous they are and how a lot of women sell men a dream or they sell purity, men deal success, women deal purity.
00:44:16.000I think you need to be able to identify women that are promiscuous and a way to do that is by sleeping with them.
00:44:21.000And I'll say this, the reason why it's sleeping with them versus just courting them and dating them is because that's a woman's main commodity.
00:44:27.000Like once you sleep with her, you've pretty much conquered that woman, not to sound crazy, but you're able to identify the gains.
00:44:34.000Well, no, but then it could also become, you know, this is where we would disagree, but I think it becomes a vicious cycle because then not wanting women to have a high body count, and you have a body count of 50, right?
00:44:40.000It makes it, that's kind of what feminism was predicated on.
00:44:42.000They go, well, men are doing this, so we shouldn't.
00:44:44.000The truth is, it's not really, it's not good for anyone, but I understand what you're trying to say.
00:44:48.000This is the reality of the world we live in.
00:44:51.000Hopefully there's a, hopefully there is a split the difference.
00:46:20.000I tell guys to date like women do and you treat them like spendable quantities as well because my thing is this, I see what you're saying as far as finding a pure girl, but you're going to have to be able to identify the bad ones to know what a good one is.
00:46:31.000But the problem is if you do that, you will make yourself no longer an option for the good girl.
00:46:38.000She's not going to want a guy who's done that.
00:46:39.000And so now the only women you can end up with are the women with the 50 body count.
00:46:43.000A woman who actually is pure He's not going to want a guy who's been with 50.
00:46:46.000I respectfully disagree with that and I'll tell you why.
00:46:48.000Women tend to find men that can hook up with other women and have sexual experience attractive.
00:46:54.000But women definitely don't necessarily disqualify a man for having sexual experiences like a man will disqualify a woman.
00:47:02.000The more experienced you are a lot of times it makes you more attractive because women tend to look for guys that are leaders, etc.
00:47:07.000And if you're a leader in the bedroom, leader in all the other assets, It's rarely that a woman's going to disqualify you for having a promiscuous past, versus we would definitely disqualify a woman for a promiscuous past.
00:47:15.000So maybe the broader point is, shouldn't we be pushing people, like, maybe the biblical prescription was the right way to go, and don't abandon it just because it's hard.
00:47:42.000He's like, yeah, I just can't afford to fix it right now.
00:47:44.000And I want to be very clear, too, that I think the nuclear family is the backbone of any thriving society.
00:47:49.000I think that's how the United States became the world's superpowers, on the back of nuclear families.
00:47:53.000I think a man should be with a woman and we should have children.
00:47:55.000But unfortunately, with the way things are now, where we have this deregulated sexual marketplace, where women control everything, I want to put men in a position where they're able to properly ascertain that woman's value, to give her that commitment, because guys take on such a huge risk.
00:48:53.000Here's the problem, you and your wife and I know that, and by the way, you were both very straightforward about your quote-unquote body cast.
00:48:57.000I did want to have sex with her before.
00:49:08.000Here's the problem though, the reality is, at this point in time, not that she ever would, but now that you're married and the church has failed men in a lot of ways here, where that woman's talking about, hey, I expect this, okay, how about a prenup?
00:49:18.000Your wife, if she wanted to, if she were that person, could leave you tomorrow and take all your stuff.
00:49:23.000So there's so many barriers to entry now for young men where they're going, hold on a second, first off, body count.
00:49:28.000And then let's assume, let's assume that we all find common ground and you each find a person who is actually loyal, a person who actually does value their body and values their partner.
00:49:37.000There still is a contract right now that doesn't make sense and men are saying, even if all that happens, I would rather, and here's another report, one third of men between ages 18 to 24 No sexual activity at all in the previous year.
00:49:49.000A lot of them aren't even interested in it at all.
00:49:51.000That's why you have Western men becoming what they call passport bros.
00:49:55.000And this is according to Urban Dictionary where they say, men who have chosen to seek out foreign women, typically from other countries, for relationships.
00:51:06.000Oh, you mean someone who is pretty, who seems happy to be there, who's nice, who's happy to be in a relationship, and if he is the primary earner, she's glad to support him?
00:51:28.000And, uh, you can, uh, Gary from Russia, we're gonna have him in later, we have an intervention with him because he keeps picking the wrong women.
00:51:50.000So Winston Churchill, right, we had Chamberlain, the Nazis, they were moving forward there on the Western Front, and they said, hey, we need someone, we need a hard-ass, we need Winston Churchill, right?
00:52:00.000Brought him in, almost single-handedly kind of put a pause on the Nazi rise, which allowed America to get in and save the rest of the world.
00:52:32.000You see that a lot in relationships, where they want someone who's going to go out and protect and provide, okay, but also is sensitive, also does all of these new things that men weren't required to do.
00:52:41.000Now I get, I'm not saying that men should just come home, put their feet up, and not contribute at all, but men still want the same thing.
00:52:47.000I'm telling you this, women, if you're looking to find a man, if you were saying, hey, how do I make myself desirable to a man?
00:52:53.000They want a woman who's, yeah, pretty, yeah, but they want a woman who's nice, They want a woman who they feel like they come home and it's a safe haven.
00:54:14.000He still wants a woman to be there to support him.
00:54:17.000And I understand you can both share responsibilities and you both work, but the expectations of men have changed so much and the desires Of men that they have and women have not changed. That's
00:54:26.000why you see things like the right we talked about passport bros sex dolls
00:54:29.000This is an ex google chief said that ai sex dolls will quote redesign
00:54:33.000Love and relationships the global market in 2020 was 411 million dollars and it's expected to grow by 56
00:54:41.000And by the way at there was a survey 50 of sex doll users consider their doll as quote the ideal
00:54:48.000partner For me and I feel emotionally attached to it like this guy
00:54:55.000This would be her anniversary present for our tenure.
00:55:55.000You don't want to read the reviews either.
00:55:58.000This is all really interesting because we talked about some of the root causes of what's going on here, and now we're dealing with some of the adaptations that men are kind of- The consequences.
00:56:06.000Yeah, of what they're doing, whether it's Passport Bros, sex dolls.
00:56:19.000And I would say if you're a betting guy or you want to invest in something, I think investing in sex dolls and all this stuff in the future is definitely going to be a good thing because the problem is this.
00:56:27.000Well, maybe not a good thing, but you're saying you'll make money in it.
00:56:32.000Yeah, I'm saying investing to make, because I predict that it's going to continue to grow as a market.
00:56:36.000That's not license with sex dolls to go and make deposits.
00:56:40.000But I will say that what's basically happened, and we showed this clip earlier, is that Women have changed, but they still expect men to be traditional when the women don't necessarily provide traditional value back.
00:56:51.000They want a guy that's going to be a protector, a provider, do all these things that men historically have done while simultaneously not bringing back what men required of women.
00:58:25.000Just like, just like if people, it was never as, as just to be clear, it was never as ubiquitous
00:58:28.000as people said, like domestic abuse for men, by the way, the term whipping post, a lot
00:58:31.000of people don't know this, that came from society.
00:58:34.000It was exclusively for men who beat their wives.
00:58:35.000You were tied to a whipping post and you were embarrassed in the town square because domestic abuse has always been considered horrible, just to be clear.
00:58:41.000So what I'm saying is men needed to clear ranks, they needed to clean ranks at some point.
00:58:45.000And women, I get that this is not all, but there aren't enough of you speaking out.
00:58:49.000Because by the way, men are more lonely than ever, but women are miserable too.
00:58:53.000Studies show that women are unhappier than ever.
00:58:55.00020% of women under the age of 40 are an antidepressant.
00:58:59.000And this increases, by the way, the closer they get to menopause.
00:59:03.000And I don't necessarily know that we have the numbers after menopause, but again, when you ask 60-year-old women, if you ask 60, 70-year-old men, 80-year-old men, like, hey, what do you wish that you had done more?
00:59:16.000This is where men and women find common ground.
00:59:39.000And it's interesting as they become more and more liberated.
00:59:42.000They've had more anxiety, more depression, more sadness, more miserableness.
00:59:46.000It's crazy because I've always said feminism was a lie to women.
00:59:50.000It told them, go get a career, make this money, become successful, etc.
00:59:53.000But what they don't realize is women's sexual market value is absolutely perishable.
00:59:57.000You only have a finite amount of time to get the guy that you want.
00:59:59.000And the older you get, the more money you make, the more you dwindle that pool of men, and you're becoming less attractive to those very men that you want.
01:00:37.000Like, you cannot have both, because these things live within kind of the conservative ideal.
01:00:42.000Outside of it, you get all the beta males you want, but apparently that's not satisfying you right now.
01:00:46.000And women are miserable because Like, I have never seen more positive change in people's lives, in couples that I've known, than when they had children.
01:01:02.000My wife is an amazing, phenomenally gifted person who's going to go back to work at some point so that our kids can see mom is a badass as well, right?
01:01:09.000But she has chosen to do what she's doing at home because it is that important and that fulfilling.
01:01:14.000And people that skate on that, and people that get too old for that because they've chased down every lie that's out there, end up missing out.
01:01:20.000And not only on that, and this is gonna sound old, but once you start having kids, and you enjoy that process, and then you see the joy that it brings your parents, you experience this, right?
01:01:38.000She's like, yeah, where's my grandchildren?
01:01:41.000So there's these benefits, there are these things that are built in that you miss.
01:01:46.000These really big important things societally that make life more full and rich and you guys are missing this because you're chasing after, I'm sorry, we talked about this yesterday in the five minute joke, you're chasing after fleeting Joy.
01:01:59.000Has any of this made your life better, men or women?
01:02:01.000This is the thing, and often men are told they can't speak about it because you're not a woman, right?
01:02:05.000No vagina, no opinion, but now the trans thing, like no uterus, no opinion, I don't know, just whatever.
01:02:10.000If you have a moo-moo, I guess you qualify.
01:02:24.000And I will say this, you know, one time I was talking with someone who was Conservative, a woman who was kind of a feminist and didn't realize it, and I tell this story all the time, because feminists say you can have it all, right?
01:02:35.000They say you can work and you can be a stay-at-home mom.
01:02:36.000And then you have conservative women, and they're mostly right, but she was really upset.
01:02:40.000She said, you know, that's the lie of feminism.
01:02:42.000She said, you know, you can have it all.
01:02:55.000I said, so you're saying that when you were young, your parents said, hey, if you want to be a professional working woman, you can do that.
01:03:02.000I said, do you realize that no young man has ever had that discussion?
01:03:05.000Any young man here, show of hands, any man, when he realized that he thought women were pretty and he wanted to have his own real live naked lady at home one day, anyone, anyone ever have your mom or your dad say, well, the good news is you have a choice.
01:03:17.000You can be a working man and provide, or you can be a stay at home dad.
01:03:24.000And by the way, even if you tried to make it societally acceptable for men to have a choice, they wouldn't take it.
01:03:28.000Because men have to keep themselves accountable, and men don't respect other men, and they know that women ultimately, no matter what you say or do, they won't respect men who don't try and... And you don't have to... By the way, to be clear, I'm not saying you have to be CEO of a Fortune 500 company.
01:03:41.000It used to be valuable that, hey, a man is going out and a man is providing for this person.
01:03:46.000But it not only was valuable, it was a prerequisite.
01:03:49.000So feminism is a lie that you can have it all, The truth is that there does need to be a choice made, and the truth is only one of the two sexes, and there are only two, has that choice.
01:04:51.000I was thinking of G. Gordon Liddy selling gold or Bill DeVane.
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