Pearl - Ben Shapiro joins the SIMP olympics

00:00:00.000 and go good afternoon good evening no mercy oh shoot I'm like guys I'm like guys I hear

00:00:14.460 something oh now it's gone okay is it good all right good afternoon good evening ladies and

00:00:21.820 gentlemen welcome to another episode of Pearl Daily here on the audacity network I am your

00:00:26.840 host Pearl and welcome to the show. So the first topic we are going to cover today is going to be

00:00:33.560 the trend of genetic fraud. Now we have seen a trend of filters, catfishing, and now we have

00:00:42.080 seen women going to extreme lengths to get plastic surgery to the point that they are risking their

00:00:47.740 lives. As you guys know, a BBL is actually quite an invasive and can be dangerous procedure, but

00:00:53.240 women fly across the world to countries they've never been to to get a cheap bbl and it will be 1.00

00:01:00.480 interesting to see the effects of things so there are studies that have found that people who get

00:01:06.440 plastic surgery may have higher rates of mental health conditions than the general population

00:01:11.300 this was chat gtp it says anxiety and depression patients who pursue breast and facial surgery may

00:01:19.460 have baseline, a higher baseline anxiety and depression. Depression may be more common in

00:01:24.760 patients who have abnoplasty procedures, body dysmorphia. Patients who pursue breast augmentation

00:01:35.720 and rhinoplasty may have an increased incidence of body dysmorphia and people with body dysmorphia

00:01:42.420 may become fixated on flaws, which can lead to anxiety, depression, and social withdrawal

00:01:47.120 personality disorders. Up to 25% of people who seek cosmetic surgery may have narcissistic

00:01:55.060 personality disorder, which is characterized by a need for admiration and lack of empathy

00:02:01.740 and rates of mental illness. Rates of anxiety, depression, and personality disorder may be higher

00:02:07.640 than people seeking cosmetic surgery than in the general population. However, these rates can

00:02:13.400 depend on the mental health how the mental health diagnosis was made i was also curious to see what

00:02:20.200 are the most common procedures what can we look for and allegedly it is breast augmentation

00:02:26.920 liposuction eyelid surgery facelift tummy tuck breast reduction rhinoplasty botox injections

00:02:34.520 and chemical peels as well as laser skin resurfacing and what's interesting is these

00:02:40.760 procedures are becoming more and more available to the middle class it used to be something that

00:02:46.440 celebrities and only upper class people would get but you're starting to see them become affordable

00:02:51.760 and you're able to get them in a day for example a fox cat eye lift is something that can be done

00:02:57.980 in a day at a normal med spa as well as filler botox can be done at med spas and this is just

00:03:07.900 a trend that we're starting to see now I posted a tweet that was a woman who had a before 0.91

00:03:19.780 and after a nose job so this is the picture of her before as you can see she has a very

00:03:26.180 you know a very large noggin is it on yeah okay and now the after is completely different

00:03:37.900 i want to know from the chat what does this give her what would you say by the way glenn is guest 0.85

00:03:44.780 hosting today as um he's a guest producing today as well if you guys remember my friend glenn welcome

00:03:51.420 to the show glenn yo what do you think this gives her in terms of looks all right can we go back

00:03:56.620 again all right this is the original here's the schnoz let's go in yeah so that's her before 0.83

00:04:01.900 that's her after i mean what does it take her from that she's like a six and then here i mean 0.73

00:04:10.860 that's a nice profile i'm gonna say she moved up a whole seven she went to seven seven point five 1.00

00:04:16.700 yeah the nose uh a point and a half who would have thought so i asked the question on twitter

00:04:23.900 is this genetic fraud because we're getting to the point where women can get so much surgery 0.99

00:04:29.580 that they don't even look like their original self so you know this looks like completely

00:04:37.800 different features than this this completely changed her face I wouldn't be surprised if she 0.91

00:04:42.560 got I know a chin implant is something they also get now this guy Daniel Ward I believe he's calling

00:04:50.840 into the show later posts his work that he's done I see your point but as a facial plastic surgeon

00:04:59.140 i can say tell you it transforms the confidence of so many people disclose before marriage seems

00:05:04.480 seems like a fine idea so it's interesting because the surgeons will tell you it makes

00:05:09.100 them more confident where the trends and you know the online you know what's on google will say

00:05:15.260 it causes insecurity and body dysmorphia i don't know which is true

00:05:20.700 i i think it's going to depend i don't know i think like i think it's like you got body

00:05:29.120 dysmorphia anyways you already find yourself ugly that you have to fix it so like you're gonna always 0.96

00:05:37.680 gonna find something else to fix yeah i think that's the question like does it ever end and

00:05:42.400 how much will it cost the men to upkeep it that's the thing like because like fake boobs you have to 1.00

00:05:47.920 replace every 20 years that's not that big i mean it's not that bad you you know you replace cars

00:05:52.800 more than you put place boobs yeah so that's not the end of the world um there's revisions for

00:05:58.480 nose jobs um you know botox is something you get a couple times a year i i had a friend of mine that

00:06:05.680 i know does a lot of that stuff and she gave me her costs it was like 10k a year who i want i 0.97

00:06:13.200 can't say who okay i can pull up those kind of money away i could i could throw the numbers i

00:06:19.840 mean she she looks good um for i mean she's like a bit um she's like in her 40s and i'd say she 1.00

00:06:26.880 looks younger she's in her 40s yeah she gets um hair color cut and blow dry lip fillers 300 pounds 1.00

00:06:34.800 under eye pillow filler 250 pounds nose filler 400 pounds botox 320 pounds um but we're counting

00:06:43.680 hair as like as well i just asked all of our expenses okay so i think i forgot what i calculated

00:06:50.080 this total to be i did it a different show and it was chemical face peel micro needling face peel

00:06:56.880 it was roughly 10 000 a year when i calculated it out and that was pounds so it's like

00:07:02.340 you know over a decade that's a lot of yeah that's a lot of money so i think that's more

00:07:07.500 of the question and what will the kids look like well they're not going to look like her

00:07:11.560 yeah so here i have a couple more so i have um now luckily social media it just um women just 1.00

00:07:23.700 post everything on tick tock so we can see everything that's happening just by going on

00:07:28.540 tick tock yep they're telling themselves yeah so this was her nose before it's even worse in this

00:07:33.860 picture look at that side profile i know snazzy you smell what i'm sniffing you're sniffing what

00:07:42.240 i'm smelling yeah that's way wow no i mean she really did change another that i think that was 0.99

00:07:47.760 worth it for her i mean yeah for sure uh let me see the next one um okay here's the next one

00:07:55.440 i had a big nose it was crippled with anxiety this december i'm in love with my son profile

00:08:08.200 i mean dude that was yeah that's it let's see the next one she knows what you're cooking over 1.00

00:08:17.520 oh wow i think she got other stuff done yeah she let's watch that again i think she got lip filler 0.99

00:08:28.520 too okay let's see the lips all right yeah the bottom lip oh yeah that top lip that top lip got

00:08:34.920 some feeling didn't so the question do men really like natural um we'd like to think that it's

00:08:40.660 natural okay just don't you know don't tell us that it's not natural yeah so you're saying to lie

00:08:48.680 y'all lie as it is oh so you're saying that these these ladies should just lie and not tell be like 1.00

00:08:55.140 oh the kid's ugly i don't know just sound like hey you know what i wasn't always this pretty

00:08:59.460 it took a lot of work to get here and then show us your baby pictures and then we'll determine

00:09:05.220 if we want to get you pregnant born with so this is i never fucking liked you this is another one so 0.99

00:09:13.380 let's see anyway this is her i i don't know i almost think her nose kind of fit her before 1.00

00:09:24.900 the nose i was born with i never fucking liked you oh yeah it doesn't really 0.94

00:09:29.620 i guess okay girls who have gotten a nose job you have i just thought that i had because in 1.00

00:09:39.780 a before phone um i can't see the i thought she had a picture in there i don't think she does

00:09:45.220 the next one

00:09:48.900 all right this is her before

00:09:50.100 that's the same no for this girl yeah you guys are you guys are lying oh come on fellas um

00:10:10.580 okay let's see the next okay

00:10:12.260 i didn't realize call her daddy host alex cooper oh my gosh this is what call her daddy looked like

00:10:20.700 on the left so different from her past to what she looks like today and according to this new

00:10:27.840 blind item she allegedly needs to find a new plastic surgeon because the threads in her face 1.00

00:10:33.040 tore everything oh so get this they're getting eye lifts now and they thread they put like

00:10:41.600 threads in their eyes and like pull it up what yeah they thread your eyes i don't we can maybe

00:10:48.820 youtube a procedure i don't really understand it but they're saying her threads broke like they

00:10:53.780 were under her skin and they broke everything in this video is alleged not confirmation of validity

00:10:58.300 of allegations you would think the podcaster who just signed that massive huge deal could afford

00:11:03.340 to not let the threads in her face tear she needs to find a better plastic surgeon and again this 0.98

00:11:08.860 allegedly alex cooper and call her daddy and a thread lift and according to the american society

00:11:16.060 to find out i bet you it's on tick tock let's go videos oh my it's making me sign in okay

00:11:23.340 we can do a youtube video a thread lift youtube so okay how like i get it ladies like a lot of 1.00

00:11:30.540 you okay here we go okay here we go so they're drawing lines her eyes aren't even 0.98

00:11:38.860 PDO thread is a type of dissolvable suture that's actually made even from a

00:11:44.020 sugar and it dissolves underneath your skin over time and everywhere where a

00:11:48.820 thread is placed does create a little bit of collagen and a little bit of

00:11:52.900 fibrosis so that over time as you do more threads the tissues can stay more

00:11:58.580 lifted so here today we're actually going to be doing PDO threads on our

00:12:02.860 lovely patient Charlene on the facial sagging here so the style of numbing 0.99

00:12:09.080 that we do here is more of a tumescent numbing where we're putting numbing

00:12:12.020 under the skin it'll be more effective and last which is laughing gas so that

00:12:17.260 she's not in pain depending on how many threads quality of your of your scalp 0.98

00:12:22.180 skin and also your age so we're making the entry point to place the thread

00:12:26.980 first so there's different techniques for placing threads this cannula is a

00:12:32.300 a non-threaded cannula so there's nothing in there that's important because if i want to

00:12:39.660 reposition the cannula so that i have the best position of the thread i can if you have i don't

00:12:46.780 like this oh gosh okay well it's you know veneers they like a lot of people have those they shave

00:12:59.660 their teeth down and then put stuff over yeah um you know i mean the thing is though some women get 1.00

00:13:06.940 this stuff done and it completely changes their life it it takes them from you know cinderella

00:13:13.180 cleaning up poop pants to cinderella in in a gown yeah so we can't really okay let me send the link

00:13:22.860 to the plastic surgeon so i'm really curious i got questions yeah i want to know how common this

00:13:30.880 stuff is well they have to be pretty common right like they they they stay i know but i'm curious

00:13:37.520 what percent of women he thinks this link you sent me can you email it because the text it's 1.00

00:13:43.300 like being it won't let me send it yeah unless uh i'll email it to you right now okay from my email

00:13:50.480 okay guys we're gonna move on to the next story to kill time because i think i gotta send it to

00:13:56.180 him so what do you bring to the table in a relationship um

00:14:05.120 sending it sending it to your gmail okay

00:14:13.640 all right and so so what

00:14:21.000 so does it ruin it for you as a guy if you find out a woman has had plastic surgery no i don't

00:14:30.740 care you don't care don't care don't care don't care just i just i don't need to know how you're

00:14:35.540 beautiful or why you're beautiful i just want you beautiful okay like me really so if you found out

00:14:42.360 she had like thirty thousand dollar in plastic surgery to look how she looks doesn't make a 1.00

00:14:46.600 difference i don't care you do not care do not care that's what zero i don't think men care as

00:14:53.380 much as they zero f givens yeah okay let me send this guy the link tell me when he gets on really

00:14:58.820 so if you found out she had back okay so the next thing that we're gonna go over

00:15:04.580 is women are also finding out that having children is difficult yeah so apparently women 1.00

00:15:12.100 we just thought that we could have kids and it just wouldn't be that hard but now there's a

00:15:17.300 woman on tiktok who is saying that all of her friends that have had children it's not that

00:15:23.820 they regret having kids doctor's here oh he is oh wow that was quick the doctor okay guys we'll go

00:15:29.580 back okay guys so today we're having um we're having dr dr what is the sound is that me or you

00:15:40.780 no it's not me or you i think that's um the doctors oh okay the okay so today we're having

00:15:48.140 on dr daniel ward now he is a plastic surgeon and um he actually replied to my tweet today

00:15:56.860 he was the one i showed earlier where he spoke about um how it increases women's confidence

00:16:03.340 getting some of these surgeries which i could definitely see right um like the woman on the 0.99

00:16:08.700 the first woman that we showed had that big noggin it goes down and she looks like a completely 1.00

00:16:13.900 different person yeah um so do you want to bring them up yep i'm bringing them up right now

00:16:19.180 right here okay also guys if you have a question comment or concern let's see if

00:16:26.440 the website's working today I don't think it is the website's down mmm still

00:16:35.800 down all right I'm just trying to get move this over here to this other screen

00:16:41.740 okay then is the TV on I don't think it's on

00:16:49.180 Okay, now I'm here.

00:16:55.040 All right, let me switch.

00:17:01.640 We have them here.

00:17:07.440 And...

00:17:09.440 Okay.

00:17:12.440 there he is okay and you can't see him yet can you i can't i don't think you have the tv on oh

00:17:25.780 his camera his camera's not on

00:17:29.360 yeah his camera's not on or his mic's not in his mic oh his mic's not let me know his mic and camera

00:17:41.560 both not on i'm in the zoom but like he said he can't hear us can you still not all right

00:17:57.320 yeah when do yeah because that's the question

00:18:01.400 when do yeah he said he still can't hear us all right

00:18:11.560 um should be able to mute because i'm telling me i'm asking him to start video and

00:18:18.520 yeah it says asking him to there we go oh now he's on yeah and then

00:18:24.980 yep he is on

00:18:34.740 and you're on oh he left

00:18:43.920 oh i think he said he'll try to disconnect and reconnect

00:18:49.940 yep oh here he is all right here we go

00:18:53.860 can you hear us oh his mic is still muted pearl um i can tell him but the

00:19:08.980 mic is still i see him now on the screen

00:19:13.720 but let's see the oh here don't show my

00:19:18.840 I'm not showing you.

00:19:22.880 Yeah, but you don't show my screen when it's messed up.

00:19:31.840 Let's see.

00:19:42.040 Can you hear us now?

00:19:48.840 okay let's see sorry guys give us a second 0.97

00:19:55.360 his mic is muted

00:19:57.440 so try to unmute your mic

00:20:00.580 don't put my screen on Glenn

00:20:02.340 let's see

00:20:18.840 Sorry, technical difficulties.

00:20:28.520 Let's see.

00:20:38.120 Doc, can you hear us?

00:20:44.640 There we go.

00:20:45.540 How about now?

00:20:46.160 Hello?

00:20:47.700 Can we hear you?

00:20:48.840 One more time.

00:20:55.300 Yeah, it's still not.

00:20:56.840 I can see him.

00:20:58.060 Can you hear us?

00:20:59.160 Dr. Ward?

00:21:02.040 Hello?

00:21:04.300 Can you not hear us?

00:21:12.520 Paging Dr. Ward.

00:21:15.360 Can you hear us?

00:21:16.720 I'm messaging him.

00:21:18.060 No.

00:21:18.840 but we could okay so his audio your audio is pretty rough i could hear him breaking up trying

00:21:24.540 to get you know yeah i don't think our audio are you sure our it says we're moving yeah our audio

00:21:30.860 is on i think it might be are you in a bad location it's i think yeah i think it's on

00:21:35.640 is on your side set uh tell him to set his mic to his computer mic

00:21:43.620 your mic i think he's on his phone

00:21:46.900 um

00:21:51.860 okay i'm trying to get him on

00:21:57.460 um dr war can you hear us he said his mic seems to be working he just can't hear us

00:22:09.280 it is choppy

00:22:12.040 our side

00:22:14.680 does change the audio setting

00:22:29.220 for who

00:22:30.760 wait can I see that

00:22:35.480 show me the zoom again

00:22:36.680 the zoom

00:22:38.780 I can't see it

00:22:39.980 okay try that what's the settings on because if he can't hear us i'm wondering it says our audio

00:22:46.300 is moving though yeah our audio is fine so it's got to be on his end i'm thinking

00:22:52.060 sorry guys there we go i can kind of hear

00:22:55.980 okay i think you have really bad um connection

00:23:09.100 because you're breaking up really bad

00:23:18.460 if you could hear us um could you hop out and then try to hop back in

00:23:22.700 um yeah is your signal

00:23:37.820 do maybe you can just try audio only um ask to unmute

00:23:46.940 okay can you hear me now yes oh that's way better perfect you fixed it you guys you fixed it

00:23:52.700 hi welcome to the show um doctor it is great to be here do you um do you prefer daniel or dr ward

00:24:00.800 if if my mother was alive she would need to call me dr ward but everybody else can call me dan

00:24:06.540 okay so you have a plastic um surgery clinic out in utah it looks like yeah so i'm in salt lake

00:24:14.040 city which forbes magazine named the venus city in america a few years ago because of the high

00:24:19.300 concentration of plastic surgeons. And I do facial plastic. So rhinoplasty, facelift, eyelids,

00:24:27.000 and then some non-surgical things as well. I own a med spa. And so I was watching earlier when you

00:24:32.640 guys had the clip-on of those PDO threads. And I've got some strong opinions about that,

00:24:37.460 but we can talk about that if you want to or when you want to. Yeah. So my first question really is

00:24:43.280 what percent of women do you think have plastic surgery in the United States? Just anecdotally, 0.99

00:24:49.240 because I'm sure you have an eye for it walking around. You can kind of tell.

00:24:53.860 You know, that's an interesting question because I'm certainly in a highly selective

00:24:59.300 area in the sense of like the people that I see, I probably have a skewed view

00:25:04.760 because the people I see like don't have any problem with it. You know, in terms of the total

00:25:09.900 you know like how many out of 100 women have had plastic surgery i don't know maybe 10 i don't 1.00

00:25:15.700 think it's that high um but but those numbers are increasing um you know over the past 25 years uh

00:25:24.860 with with the advent of non-surgical aesthetics you know things like fillers things like botox

00:25:30.260 people are more and more able to get these procedures they're more and more interested in

00:25:35.420 them. And so as a result, they're like, oh my gosh, like, okay, well maybe I do want some cheek

00:25:40.020 filler to make my, you know, to make my cheeks look better, make my eyes look better. Oh, and

00:25:44.800 oh, but I can't get like a full facelift effect. So, oh, I guess I better do my facelift. So I

00:25:50.380 think the incidence is increasing overall. And also, you know, it's safer than it's ever been

00:25:53.880 before. In terms of education of surgeons, it's better than it has ever been before. And safety

00:25:58.020 of like anesthesia and stuff like that is better than it's ever been before.

00:26:00.800 What are the most common procedures that you see?

00:26:06.060 So the most common procedures, like overall, if you look at overall, I think breast augmentation, liposuction are probably the top two.

00:26:14.800 Tummy tucks are pretty, you know, common mommy makeover sort of things.

00:26:19.560 In the face, rhinoplasty, noses is super common.

00:26:24.280 Eyelids is super common.

00:26:25.380 And that might be a little bit skewed because as people get older, their eyelids droop,

00:26:28.660 and they may need to actually have that surgery to help improve their vision.

00:26:33.640 So those are kind of the most common.

00:26:35.540 And then facelift and necklift, you know, that's kind of more of a select population.

00:26:39.700 People, you know, like over 45 are more likely to get those sorts of things.

00:26:44.220 But people that are pretty young are getting them as well.

00:26:47.940 So one of the procedures that I really love to do is getting rid of double chins. 1.00

00:26:51.520 You know, these people who, you know, they might weigh 100 pounds, but they feel like they've got a double chin.

00:26:56.140 And it's not fat there.

00:26:57.460 It's because this is the way the muscles are positioned.

00:26:59.720 So tucking that up in there helps kind of hide that double chin, which is something that totally kills somebody's confidence if they feel like they've got a double chin.

00:27:09.160 And how expensive do the procedures tend to run?

00:27:13.920 Like, because I think a lot of men, maybe when they're dating a woman, they kind of want to know how much does she cost?

00:27:19.100 you know like how like how much it does what is her maintenance fee so you know if she if she does

00:27:27.320 lip filler what's that going to cost over a decade if she does botox what's that going to 1.00

00:27:31.600 over a decade yeah what are they what are they giving you you know how much do i got to put you

00:27:37.160 on retainer yeah let me give you the cost over um over a year and then we can extrapolate out

00:27:44.840 to 10 years if we want to so over a year um so Botox Botox you get that about every three or

00:27:51.140 four months and that's probably going to be in the 700 to a thousand dollar range maybe a little bit

00:27:55.860 less but you know so you might be on the high end what it might be like three to four thousand per

00:28:01.600 year for Botox for um for filler that's probably once a year maybe maybe every six months if

00:28:09.380 somebody's like a rapid metabolizer for filler in the lips and that's going to be you know probably

00:28:13.740 close to 700 to a thousand dollars. I'm a little bit more expensive. We charge like 900 bucks for

00:28:18.900 lips. So, um, you know, if they're getting that done, say once a year or every nine months or so

00:28:24.420 on average, it's probably close to about $900. Um, I would say per, uh, per year for lips for

00:28:31.900 other procedures, you know, like a rhinoplasty, like a facelift, those procedures can be, you

00:28:36.440 know, $20,000 or $30,000. So they are kind of expensive. And I guess, you know, one perspective

00:28:44.360 that I'd love to hear your thoughts about this, but one perspective is that that kind of surprises

00:28:51.080 a lot of men is that we think as men that women are doing it for us. Like, oh, they want to look

00:28:57.120 good for us. And that's rarely the case. They want to do it because they want to feel more

00:29:01.220 confident. And that's, I mean, that's true for male patients too, because about 20 to 30% of

00:29:04.800 patients are men who get it. And it's all about confidence. It's the same, you know, this is a

00:29:10.540 silly analogy, but it's the same reason why people update the clothing that they wear. You know,

00:29:16.720 like, why aren't you wearing the same shirt that you were wearing eight years ago? Well,

00:29:19.740 it's kind of out of style. It doesn't look as good anymore. I know that's a little bit of an

00:29:23.160 extreme example, and I'm not trying to diminish the risks of surgery, but it really is kind of

00:29:28.220 about confidence. What do you say are the risks that come with surgery? Like, why do we see some

00:29:33.860 women look so weird and some you can't even tell they've had it? The reason they look weird 1.00

00:29:41.080 in some cases is because they either don't have a surgeon who either knows what they're doing.

00:29:49.120 I think that's probably a little less likely. I think it's more likely that they've got a surgeon

00:29:53.100 who doesn't tell them when enough is enough. So what do I mean by that? Well, here's kind of a

00:30:03.840 As we age, this line right here, the medial labial or the nasolabial fold gets deeper.

00:30:09.300 We don't like that.

00:30:10.460 We may want some filler in there to help kind of counteract that.

00:30:14.360 The problem is that we get so focused on that one thing that we start filling it, we start

00:30:20.760 filling it, filling it.

00:30:21.540 And then before we know it, like there's nothing there and it's like a big lump.

00:30:24.480 They look like a monkey because they're like, you know, kind of puffed out like this.

00:30:28.660 They look weird.

00:30:31.480 And it's a matter of their...

00:30:33.840 they're focusing more on that one spot, that one little line, instead of taking a look at the whole

00:30:39.780 face as the whole. And I personally am very kind of offended by that because the face is, in my

00:30:46.740 opinion, kind of a sacred structure. It's like who we are, it's our identity. And if we're now

00:30:51.260 changing their identity, I think we haven't helped them. I think we've made it worse.

00:30:55.500 Because what looks worse than, I mean, I don't think any of us necessarily want to look old or

00:30:59.460 tired or aged. But what looks worse than that is if you look old, aged, and tired, and then you've

00:31:06.800 got like this crazy looking filler in your face and you just look weird. So to answer your question,

00:31:11.600 I think it's the main reason. There's lots of reasons possibly why. I think the main reason

00:31:15.500 though is that we lose sight of the patient as a whole and of the face as a whole, and we don't do

00:31:21.240 a good job of giving a nice comprehensive treatment for them. And is there an age that women stop 1.00

00:31:28.920 getting it and just say, I'm just going to be old? Or does it pretty much, will that expense be there

00:31:34.840 forever? You know, you'd be surprised. There's people who are like 85 years old who come in

00:31:42.920 and they get a little Botox, they get a little filler. They might, it's, it would be rare to do

00:31:47.800 like some sort of surgical procedure on somebody that age because they probably aren't healthy

00:31:51.780 enough. But there are people who are, you know, as you know, like age is just a number. There are

00:31:56.880 some people who you know they're 84 years old they might be healthier than a 54 year old

00:32:01.080 and so they might you know be be fine to do it um but you know you'd be surprised and there's a lot

00:32:07.260 of people who are like oh i'm just going to age gracefully and then they typically say that when

00:32:12.100 they're in their 20s or early 30s then they get like 35 42 45 50 and they start to notice those

00:32:18.720 little lines and they don't like them and i'm convinced from a psychological standpoint they

00:32:22.980 don't like it because it's taking away from the identity that they have with themselves

00:32:26.100 their identity is not to have that tired aged look their identity is to like look vibrant and

00:32:31.740 healthy and that's what most people want they just want to feel more confident and what has the

00:32:36.740 impact of filters been on women psychologically i don't know if you have a opinion on this but

00:32:44.560 like instagram filters like do you have women that come in that say they want to look like 1.00

00:32:49.240 their instagram filter men and women yes and i don't think that they they don't necessarily come

00:32:56.920 in and say oh i love this filter i want to look like that i think most people are you know that

00:33:02.200 they're more sophisticated than that the thing is it's i think it's a much deeper psychological

00:33:07.400 thing i think that we when we're using these filters we start to think that that's how we look

00:33:13.800 yeah we start to think that that's like reality and then when we actually see reality it's like a

00:33:19.080 sudden shock and we feel we feel really shocked that we look so bad like oh my gosh I got to do

00:33:24.020 something it's it's a really weird phenomenon and I I'm convinced that we as humans for whatever

00:33:30.180 reason we think that's how we should look and so we get surgery or some sort of aesthetic procedure

00:33:35.160 to make us look that way and have you ever had um clients that you've told no or maybe you've

00:33:41.780 done a procedure but you really like you sort of felt like they either they're going to go to you

00:33:46.740 or someone else but like you could just see psychologically they were just going to keep going

00:33:53.140 yeah there are people like that and i think um they're they're few and far between i mean i think

00:33:58.660 it's kind of fun to talk about it's kind of fun to joke about you know like oh the crazy plastic

00:34:02.260 surgery basically so vain and we see the you know the crazy pictures of of celebrities who've had

00:34:08.020 bad things happen to them um that that can happen of course i think that is few and far between

00:34:15.060 though in actuality they just for the most part people just want to look refreshed rejuvenated

00:34:20.620 they want to look normal they don't want to look weird and i think it's our job as the surgeons to

00:34:25.340 help help that and if there is somebody who does i've only had a handful of cases where they're like

00:34:30.440 have some sort of extreme request like for example one of them was she wanted these lips that were 0.94

00:34:36.160 just like absolutely like no human could ever have lips that big um they were already really

00:34:44.520 beg if she wanted to like do all this fat injections and put implants in I was like you

00:34:48.300 know what I can't help you and part of that is because I I don't want to expose people to risk

00:34:53.180 because the more extreme the surgery is the greater the risk but also like you know kind of

00:34:57.180 every patient is kind of like your portfolio I don't want somebody walking like oh Dr. Ward did

00:35:00.900 these lips yeah and then think that everybody every lip pair of lips that I do looks like that

00:35:05.580 and what do you what is the average age women tend to start doing this stuff 1.00

00:35:12.440 so for for a surgical procedure like rhinoplasty it's not unusual like 15 is probably the youngest

00:35:18.980 um they're typically grown by then and a lot of people just they they know that they've got a big

00:35:25.540 nose and they they want to get it taken care of so it better fits their facial profile that's

00:35:30.300 fairly rare you know probably less than five percent maybe even lower than that in terms of

00:35:35.820 doing other procedures like injectables and things like that um that that can start you know 18 19 20

00:35:41.900 i don't do any injectables on patients who are younger than than 18 or whatever but there are

00:35:46.300 college kids who come in and sometimes this is crazy sometimes the college kids will come in

00:35:51.420 with like their mother and the college kids you look at them you're like okay you don't need you

00:35:55.420 you don't need lip filler and she and her mom both want the lip filler and the mom you know 1.00

00:36:01.400 maybe the mom's like say 50 the mom really could use it it would make her look better you know she 1.00

00:36:05.900 maybe has some lines if she needs a little bit more fullness to make her lips look a little bit 1.00

00:36:09.720 more hydrated she wants like a tiny little amount whereas like whatever the 20 year old daughter 1.00

00:36:16.300 wants like this you know huge amount it's like totally reverse of what it should be

00:36:21.760 And I think the reason is, you know, like the daughter's not doing it because she's looking old.

00:36:26.320 She's doing it because she wants those big, luscious lips. 0.95

00:36:28.560 And she thinks that's kind of normal.

00:36:30.500 And I don't think, you know, we can be kind of critical of society for doing it right now.

00:36:34.620 I think it's just kind of a stage that it's kind of going through with, you know, with lips in particular.

00:36:38.560 But other things, like there's kind of, I hate to use the word fad, but kind of like a fad or a phase.

00:36:44.700 And if you track, you know, it's the same thing.

00:36:45.900 if you looked at, you know, like magazine covers of models from like the 1920s, every decade up to

00:36:51.380 now, you'd see a change in kind of style or what appearance looks good. The same thing, you know,

00:36:55.500 I think like 10 years ago, really big lips were more popular. Now, I think people think like,

00:37:02.640 those do look weird. Nobody wants lips that looks like that or very few people do. And so now they

00:37:07.740 may want fuller lips or lips that look more hydrated, but they don't want like really big,

00:37:13.740 juicy lips and what about the filler migration stuff we've seen where like people they're saying

00:37:22.400 they don't dissolve like they thought they did yeah so you know filler the most common filler

00:37:28.660 is made out of hyaluronic acid hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring compound in the body

00:37:34.600 it's in our joints you know one of the types of cartilage we have is hyaline cartilage

00:37:38.720 it's because there's a lot of hyaluronic acid um with with these fillers um they the first one is

00:37:46.740 approved in 2003 that's kind of an over-the-counter the first of this generation was approved in 2003

00:37:51.760 it's called restylane and um the thinking has always been that because this occurs naturally

00:38:00.100 in the body there's also an enzyme that occurs naturally in the body that breaks that down

00:38:05.120 And we certainly see a decrease in the effectiveness of the filler.

00:38:10.260 There's been recent, maybe like the last two, three years, discussion about maybe that doesn't go away like we thought that it did.

00:38:20.280 And I've got some personal experience with patients who have had it.

00:38:24.120 You know, I've had some patients who have had it put in their nose.

00:38:27.100 I've done the rhinoplasty on three of the local filler reps who sell the spot.

00:38:31.920 So they get the product for free.

00:38:32.900 And each one of them before I did their rhinoplasty said, hey, I haven't had any filler here for like two or three years.

00:38:39.380 We had it dissolved, you know, blah, blah, blah.

00:38:41.380 Every single one of them, I went in there, and they all had filler in their nose.

00:38:45.600 So I'm convinced that it probably does stay there longer than we think.

00:38:50.320 It is a foreign body. 1.00

00:38:51.760 It is a foreign substance we're injecting in. 0.51

00:38:53.920 It seems to be well-tolerated for the most part.

00:38:56.420 There's not a lot of reactivity that our body or our immune system has to it.

00:39:00.820 But that doesn't mean that it can't.

00:39:02.900 it's just not very likely and there are recent studies that have shown that maybe it doesn't

00:39:10.100 go away like we thought that it did and so i've had i've had a rash of people over the last you

00:39:15.620 know year two years who have come in and they want it to be dissolved like oh my gosh i've heard this

00:39:20.980 stays stays in there longer i want to have dissolved inject this enzyme into me that that 1.00

00:39:27.060 will dissolve it well the problem is is if we put that enzyme in then we've kind of eaten away some

00:39:32.020 of the natural hyaluronic acid that's occurring as well and some of those changes seem to be

00:39:36.260 permanent so i think i think the rule of thumb that to keep in mind is that anything that we

00:39:40.900 do to our bodies has an effect yeah and despite what we as physicians think like we like to claim

00:39:48.580 that we know everything and that we you know are knowledgeable about everything we're not like we

00:39:52.980 we know some things but we don't know everything one of the things that that we don't know is what

00:39:58.980 happens with this filler i think we can safely say there doesn't seem to be any short-term or

00:40:04.420 relatively long-term effects from it but i don't think that we can accurately say that we know

00:40:10.020 exactly what happens to it once it's in in the body that's a very honest answer because um

00:40:17.620 i i i think as a patient too it's kind of your responsibility to look into it like it is the

00:40:23.380 the doctor's responsibility to inform you, but everything you do is going to have risks. There's

00:40:29.540 just choices and trade-offs, you know? Absolutely. That is so true. And that's what I tell my

00:40:35.180 patients. I tell them almost exactly how you said that is, I don't think my job as your surgeon or

00:40:40.260 as your doctor is to say what to do. It is my job to know everything that I possibly can know about

00:40:46.560 it, to tell you the risks, to tell you the benefits, allow you to make a decision what's

00:40:50.480 best for you. And I think that's right. But I think a lot of patients don't want to believe

00:40:55.980 that. And a lot of physicians don't want to be honest with that in the sense of explaining

00:41:00.100 exactly the reality of what might happen. Yeah. I mean, because some stuff, especially if it's

00:41:04.940 new, I'd imagine it takes time for studies to come out. What do you think of the threading

00:41:10.620 that we showed earlier? You don't seem like you were a fan, no?

00:41:14.980 so i'm not so you know i i do facelifts and if you take it if you take a second and think about

00:41:25.380 what we do with facelifts so we we surgically open up the face we peel the skin back we go

00:41:31.300 underneath this tough tough fascia layer that is mass and we lift that stuff up we put sutures in

00:41:37.320 there we do all this trauma and we do all that trauma and it does stay there but it does sag

00:41:43.360 with time. For literally decades, people have been trying to do stuff with like sutures and

00:41:48.980 bigger sutures and stronger sutures. And we've done it both surgically and non-surgically.

00:41:54.840 And I have to tell you, if you're relying on a suture, whether it's a threaded suture or a barbed

00:42:02.260 suture or just a regular suture, it's not going to hold up those tissues of the face.

00:42:05.600 so i don't think the threads lift and in fact i would challenge anyone to to look for a before

00:42:14.740 and after of a thread i have yet to see a thread before and after picture that is more than just

00:42:19.820 like a before and after and like a before and then immediately after immediately after you put

00:42:25.580 the thread in they're laying there you put it in like oh my gosh like the face is lifted up

00:42:29.300 show me like a one-week post-op show me a three-month post-op or a one-year post-op

00:42:35.000 after they've done that. And you can't find them. I've looked. They're not on social media. You

00:42:39.640 won't find them anywhere. I've had a couple of people when I'm kind of being sassy and said

00:42:43.160 something like that on social media. And people have said like, oh, well, here's a before and

00:42:47.360 after, you know, like these nurses that put them in or whatever. And the lighting is all off. It's

00:42:52.380 not an honest picture because it's not a true apples to apples comparison. It's like the head's

00:42:56.800 in a different position or there's different lighting. So having said all that negative

00:43:00.600 thing about threads, I'll say one more negative thing and then I'll say some good things about

00:43:03.900 threads the other negative thing is that if you are going to do a surgical procedure the threads

00:43:09.020 are going to make it more complicated because there's more scar tissue there's a foreign body

00:43:12.780 there so that's kind of bad in addition there's there are decent numbers of people who have

00:43:20.620 infections or wound healing complications with these things and as a surgeon i'm the one that

00:43:25.100 cleans that up and i see these devastated patients who thought they were getting like a little bit

00:43:30.060 of a facelift and they thought they were getting like a discount facelift. And instead they've got

00:43:35.560 like an infection in an area of necrosis where part of their skin has died. Like, so those are

00:43:40.660 kind of the nightmare cases. So those are the bad things about threads. Having said that, I do think

00:43:46.160 the threads work in one way and one way only. When you put those threads in, they are dissolving,

00:43:51.700 they go away. And because they are dissolving, it stimulates your body to produce more collagen.

00:43:57.900 So I think it does do something in the sense of it adds volume.

00:44:01.540 We've known for a very long time that if we add volume to like an area here, like on the cheek, it almost gives like a pseudo lift of that area because you're adding volume here that helps decrease how much jowl we have showing here.

00:44:16.300 So threads are, they're here to stay.

00:44:20.200 They're not going anywhere.

00:44:20.920 But I guess I'm kind of a little bothered because I think a lot of the marketing around them isn't really honest.

00:44:27.900 And that kind of bothers me. And it bothers me also because I think that it's a matter of, I don't think people are having that honest discussion with their patients. They're just like taking their money, you know, running their credit card or whatever, and then putting the thread in and then saying goodbye. And that kind of just, I just don't think that's very ethical.

00:44:46.960 Do you think that there will be complications with these implants that people are getting in

00:44:52.100 their face? Like the cheek? I think there's chin? Yeah. So cheek implants and chin implants have 0.99

00:45:00.220 been around for literally decades, probably 50 to 70 years. I don't know when the first one was put

00:45:04.360 in, but it's been a very long time. So unlike filler and unlike threads, we have a very good

00:45:09.920 track record and we know some of those problems that can occur. I put a chin implant, I probably

00:45:15.860 do like three to four of those a week they are really popular really common it helps people get

00:45:20.880 better balance patients like once they figure this out they they can't stop looking at like

00:45:26.980 movie stars and models and they see like oh my gosh like how does this model or whatever have

00:45:31.520 this killer jawline well it's probably because they have an implant and you can see this with

00:45:36.200 certain actors actresses you know like look at say like tom cruise look at him when he was young

00:45:40.660 look at him now look at his jawline he's clearly had like a chin implant mandibular angle

00:45:45.660 implants, that's how he's kind of maintained that jawline. That's a male example. There's loads of

00:45:51.640 other models and actresses who have had that done as well. So a chin implant is almost like,

00:45:58.800 I kind of refer to it sometimes as like the movie star or model's secret weapon to kind of get that

00:46:05.340 really elegant, nice look. An implant on the chin is super well tolerated. The infection risk is

00:46:12.700 almost 0%. It just looks good. It's a simple procedure. To do it, it takes me like 15 minutes

00:46:19.620 if we're putting it in. It doesn't really take a lot of time. There's other areas where we put

00:46:24.720 implants like the cheeks, like the mandibular angle, that they work just like a chin implant

00:46:30.960 does. But because we have to put them through the mouth where there's saliva and more bacteria, 1.00

00:46:36.560 there's a higher infection rate. So we don't do those nearly as often as we used to because we

00:46:41.920 now have filler that works actually pretty well. So I can, instead of going in surgically and

00:46:45.860 putting an implant here on the angle of the mandible here, or right here on the cheek,

00:46:50.600 we can just go in with a needle and put some filler in there. It's not going to last forever

00:46:54.400 like the implant would, but if you put the filler in right on top of the bone, it's probably going

00:47:00.260 to last 12, 18 months. You don't have to undergo surgery. It's at a fraction of the cost. Now,

00:47:05.980 certainly the long-term, if you're doing that your whole life, it's going to be cheaper just

00:47:08.500 put the implant in but there's other there's other ways to add that volume besides an implant

00:47:15.140 and so what do you think of the topic today genetic fraud do you think that if women don't 0.54

00:47:21.060 disclose their surgeries it's fraudulent to men if they choose to marry and have kids with them

00:47:28.580 that is a such an interesting question isn't it um you know yeah you don't wanna like i don't

00:47:33.700 know if you saw the first woman that was a honker oh i have this like i think she went from like a 1.00

00:47:40.420 six to a we said eight that's like a no we gave her a 7.5 let's be generous we're not being too

00:47:46.980 much we're not going that far all right you know i i would have given her but i'm a woman who cares

00:47:54.820 so here's what i think um yes i think if you if if you had you know some some really dramatic

00:48:02.820 facial um structure that was changed i think it only makes sense to be honest about that

00:48:10.400 um you know there's probably a the right time and place in a relationship to have that conversation

00:48:14.760 i don't think that's the sort of thing you necessarily need to have like first second

00:48:18.840 third date you know like if things are getting serious and there might be procreation that's

00:48:22.740 evolved like yeah that's probably a good discussion to have but i guess i'd take it back a little bit

00:48:27.000 more and say like, you know, listen, if, if a, if a relationship isn't built on some element of

00:48:32.680 trust anyway, where, where one partner doesn't feel comfortable saying that, I don't think that's

00:48:38.340 a relationship that's going to be successful anyway. So yes, I mean, I think that it should

00:48:43.320 be disclosed, but not like, oh my gosh, like, should I tell them? Should I not tell them? I

00:48:47.200 think it just should be, you should tell them just because you want an honest, open relationship

00:48:50.940 where you can be open with each other and you want to have long-term success.

00:48:58.060 Have you seen the case where the man in China sued?

00:49:02.820 Yes.

00:49:04.820 What did you think of that?

00:49:07.340 I thought that was absolutely crazy.

00:49:11.180 But you know what?

00:49:11.880 I mean, I hate to kind of sound like whatever relativistic or something,

00:49:15.780 but I think it's kind of a different culture.

00:49:18.420 I think that for us, that would be really weird.

00:49:22.020 I think that we would think that most of our relationships should be based on a more open, honest discussion.

00:49:29.820 I'm not an expert on Chinese cultural issues or whatever, but I suspect that part of that might have been that there was just less of that, less value placed on that kind of open discussion.

00:49:42.580 So in a case like that, it might kind of make sense, where I was kind of misled by this.

00:49:47.980 This is, I'm a big believer, you know, if we simplified enough, we, none of us want to admit

00:49:52.760 the relationships are a transaction, but they really are. They're purely, you know, marriage

00:49:56.520 is just a transaction. And, um, if you're not honest about it, you know, that's, you know,

00:50:02.380 who wants to enter into a business partnership with a partner who can't be on, who can't be

00:50:06.740 honest with you. Yeah. Okay. Well, I was just really curious what you had to say. Thank you

00:50:11.680 so much for calling in. Well, I love you guys. You do such great work. Your comments are always

00:50:16.940 like so fun and it's it's been a privilege to talk to you thank you have me on again it'd be fun to

00:50:21.820 talk yeah we definitely will i appreciate it take care bye bye bye okay guys um that was so fun we

00:50:30.700 have um i never thought um we should have asked answered his question what was this question

00:50:38.460 remember he said like you know he want to know what you thought about oh the confidence one

00:50:42.220 yeah um what do you think about that well i think our confidence comes from getting attention from

00:50:49.020 them like that's what i i would say if like like he said like you know they do it because they want

00:50:55.580 to look more attractive well how do you know you look attractive by the attention yeah well where

00:51:00.220 did the attention come from yeah well they could say well from women too well yeah because the 1.00

00:51:04.540 women are looking at oh this is hotter than me yeah but in the woman hierarchy you know what's 1.00

00:51:09.180 interesting okay i'm gonna show you a picture right now okay and i'm gonna tell you and one

00:51:16.060 woman if i asked one one of these women i want to know which one is more attractive to you 1.00

00:51:23.580 oh what was their names guys it was the two waitresses show what is it are you talking about

00:51:31.020 um two broke girls yeah two broke girls yeah yeah so we have two broke girls here 1.00

00:51:36.300 and i want to know and guys in the chat you can put it too who's more attractive to you

00:51:42.600 the burnet women would say the blonde well the women are dumb yeah because women rank like 1.00

00:51:51.520 skinny first where men rank curvy first like they rank the boobs in the butt yeah we like boobs yeah 0.96

00:51:59.800 yeah i know obviously but like we we don't realize how much like boobs add yeah i know i know i know

00:52:07.300 let me tell you i know i know i know i know so um yeah so if i ask women like i i showed this to a 0.99

00:52:16.800 woman i know like two or three women and they all said the blonde and when i grew up watching this 0.96

00:52:22.020 i i would have guessed the blonde was more attractive yeah you ladies are not really good 1.00

00:52:27.900 at um judging your beauty i guess but you know it's it's not your beauty it's your booty 0.99

00:52:35.820 yeah well but that's what i mean so if you show men and women the same girl like women

00:52:42.140 are gonna rank it on different things like we hold the face card higher and we hold skinny

00:52:47.580 higher yeah the skinny skinny is part of it you know would you rather have a girl a little chubby 0.99

00:52:56.300 but huge boob huge butt or skinny oh no i'm taking i could deal with a little chubby you know what

00:53:02.780 i'm saying we get you on the kanye west workout plan get you them sit-ups right you know yeah

00:53:08.140 you'll just feed her last or something you'll be like you'll be like i'll cook it's fine i'm gonna

00:53:12.540 give you your rations your rations for the day i used to say that i i was like guys you can date

00:53:18.620 chubby guys just feed them less yeah or like make like make their food gross and then they'll eat 0.92

00:53:24.780 it but they'll still eat less of it take them to the gym yeah drop them off at the gym yeah um

00:53:32.460 okay but you know i forgot what you the original why i brought that up i don't know but you know

00:53:39.260 oh but the confidence the confidence because if women ask women well who's attractive they're 0.98

00:53:45.260 gonna either lie that's how we get the fat acceptance or if they're honest they're gonna

00:53:50.380 pick things that men don't find attractive yeah yeah like you guys like oh my elbow looks hideous

00:53:57.900 like nobody's looking at your elbow um okay i also didn't realize how much signaling

00:54:06.140 likes like clothes how much men rank the attractiveness higher oh yeah we see more skin 0.96

00:54:13.420 yeah you guys you could get to a 10. okay um but here's the question like we didn't ask i wanted

00:54:18.860 to put in the chat i want to know how much a lifetime like the lifetime cost of titties lives

00:54:25.180 because you know you got to go back in there do some work later on right well i could i could

00:54:29.980 calculate this so boob job cost average it's every 20 years so the average cost of a boob job

00:54:40.140 it says it's five grand so that's not too bad that's five uh it's probably if you get them

00:54:46.780 redone three times so 10 20 30 like that's 60 years of boobs it's 50 60 years of boobs yeah 15

00:54:53.520 grand i mean some people it's 15 they have to go back in so it could be 20 that's not too bad

00:54:59.380 yeah like i think the guys just want to know how expensive yeah we want to know like how much are

00:55:04.920 your titties going to cost over yeah so he said 3 000 a year i think was it two grand he said a

00:55:09.860 for botox um i think so yeah which and does the woman is she gainfully employed can she afford 1.00

00:55:17.700 this herself no that's why she married you you know what i'm saying these are expenses that you

00:55:22.660 have to add to your but your budget now yeah i mean i don't know so okay i want to show the next

00:55:31.860 clip i i am going to cover ben but i'm going to cover him at the end the sympademic so glenn did

00:55:38.100 you know that japan you know the birth rate is going really low there yeah yeah they're at 1.2

00:55:44.740 yeah aren't they like starting like like recruit people no they're doing a four-day work week to

00:55:50.020 solve its birth rate crisis so the tokyo metropolitan government plans to introduce

00:55:55.940 a four-day work week to ease the burden on families some analysts believe it will have

00:56:02.660 little impact on declining birth rates unless accompanied by fundamental changes to Japanese

00:56:08.940 workplace culture. For these policies to meaningly impact fertility rates and support

00:56:15.500 greater gender equality in Japan, they must be accompanied by workplace cultural changes 0.66

00:56:21.180 that normalize and encourage men's active participation in family life. Such a change 0.97

00:56:27.240 will not happen on its own and will likely require regulation aimed directly at labor market

00:56:33.400 practices last week tokyo governor announced that starting in april city employees will be allowed

00:56:40.400 to take three days off each week we'll keep reviewing our work styles flexibility so that

00:56:45.800 nobody has to give up their careers due to life events such as childbirth and child care

00:56:50.360 so i don't think this is going to help at all no this is stupid yeah i don't think because all 0.82

00:56:56.460 gonna do like okay you had 10 hours to work now you're working 14 hours a day to make up those

00:57:01.900 hours that you're off yeah and i'm just i think people will work anyway on those days if they

00:57:07.740 have to get stuff done yeah yeah no i mean i hear like over in japan they are really overworked

00:57:14.780 like people yeah they are they're like slaves out there almost it's bad i went there when i was young

00:57:20.460 and i was like 10 and my mom i went there by myself and yeah i know well actually i think i

00:57:25.580 I think I was 12, I was a little older.

00:57:28.180 But my mom, I was sent to Japan by myself,

00:57:31.480 and I stayed with my mom's high school friend.

00:57:34.980 She knew her in high school,

00:57:35.980 she was a foreign exchange student.

00:57:37.860 And I stayed with her and her family,

00:57:39.940 and I was so bored,

00:57:42.980 because I would try to play with her kids,

00:57:45.880 and they would be like, no, they're studying.

00:57:48.200 And I'd be like, do you wanna,

00:57:51.000 can we do something, like later, tomorrow?

00:57:53.580 No, they're studying, it was summer.

00:57:55.580 they were studying for like the school coming up i mean and and we and that's why they smart

00:58:01.580 yeah that's why they're smart um yeah i just don't see this really helping i i think what

00:58:08.660 they're wrestling with is they don't realize that women don't want to be mothers as much as they 0.91

00:58:12.840 thought yeah everyone thinks that we're these nurturing and there's some gun to our head

00:58:17.180 making us not want to be moms but we just rather do other things it's not good nor bad but like

00:58:23.300 I'm trying to be honest about what's happening you know remember when that video went viral of

00:58:28.400 that woman saying she would rather go to concerts than be a mother like she thought she'd be married 1.00

00:58:35.180 but now she gets to sleep in that was probably the most honest video I've heard about what's

00:58:40.100 going on because genuinely that's what women are putting above motherhood it's you know it's it's 1.00

00:58:47.760 just like events like they'd rather go to a concert than go on a date you know they you know

00:58:54.160 we'd rather go do these fun things rather than start a family and they feel left out if they

00:59:00.620 don't do it so i mean i get it like maybe it's a maybe it's a cool job right you know i'm not

00:59:07.160 saying it's right or wrong i'm just saying this is like kids kids like everybody thinks that

00:59:11.980 everybody's supposed to be a parent trust me i think you should have a license to be a parent

00:59:16.840 not everybody should be able to have kids yeah that's true you know we don't need 1.00

00:59:22.600 necessarily more kids we just need less dumb kids yeah um and the other thing we don't talk about is

00:59:30.580 the infant mortality rate most of your like a third of your kids didn't make it to five well

00:59:36.880 hold on are we talking about infant mortality rate as in like you know health issues or because

00:59:41.860 moms like to delete things i actually don't know from the 1800s that'd be a good question 1.00

00:59:48.980 because the i know the infant mortality rate in the 1800s was around like 33

00:59:55.220 oh but what how many of those moms oh my kid got the flu i don't know that's that's really

01:00:02.740 similar to the abortion rate i never thought about that that's what i was see tinfoil hat

01:00:07.700 everybody get your tinfoil hats okay so next on the agenda we're going to be reacting to

01:00:14.660 a compilation on tick tock that is pop culture moments that i can't believe are real oh here we

01:00:21.700 go no audio wow i love that wow wait can i wait can i just want to feel it oh that's

01:00:31.140 wow i love that i was waiting for you to smile at some of the comments

01:00:53.380 and then you're going to have people who are going to say oh you know like she's just write

01:00:58.020 songs about her ex-boyfriends and i think frankly that's a very sexist angle to take no one says

01:01:02.500 that about ed sheeran no one says about bruno mars they're all writing songs because they're more

01:01:06.820 talented than you taylor way more talented way more talented um but uh you know that guys you

01:01:13.060 and bruno mars are not the same no you're not even on the same category you're not you're not the same

01:01:17.620 nowhere near the same level but you know that guy only touched uh scarlett johansson's boobs because 1.00

01:01:21.940 he's gay right yeah okay yeah songs about their exes their current girlfriends their love life

01:01:29.380 and no one raises a red flag there if you could use makeup or your phone one last time which one

01:01:36.660 would you pick makeup or your phone is this what you think girls have trouble choosing yeah yeah 1.00

01:01:43.860 yeah they do we love our phone and makeup i don't know why we play pretend really go anywhere

01:01:53.380 without your cell phone yes how long can you go without looking at many hours many hours

01:01:58.740 do you believe that no i don't not at all i don't think not in for a little bit that's true i have

01:02:07.540 to do it but you know when i'm at a dinner table i like to be present and talking i can't ladies 0.94

01:02:13.860 learn ladies boys learn oh right now we got our have you seen the new boys and girls i felt like

01:02:20.740 this was a compilation of entitled female celebrities well i think that she only times 1.00

01:02:26.340 that she doesn't look at her phone is when she's walking side to side her doing an interview let me

01:02:33.780 see the next one this is the other one what are what are cultural moments that you thought are

01:02:39.300 are that you think about regularly what's the gay version of tinder uh grinder grinder i mean i 0.51

01:02:55.460 don't know what's your spirit animal tupac shakur she is not an elite ployer why do you think i'm 0.91

01:03:06.980 more famous than you um because you don't show your whole personality

01:03:14.580 i know it ain't i know it ain't the stallion you know it's your girl if you look at the pictures

01:03:20.500 isn't me and jimin it's we're identical no it's true is that a man nina thanks

01:03:27.260 stay back to your career bye sure let me show you now

01:03:31.820 let me get the next one and then is this camera yeah we're live oh oh this one was so funny let

01:04:00.620 see the next one is this camera yeah we're live oh oh no i ain't seen nothing i ain't seen nothing

01:04:07.580 matter of fact i'm blind in my left eye and 43 blind in my right eye i don't see much of nothing

01:04:15.100 a matter of fact i can't even see you sir do you know that there was um an illegal

01:04:19.100 gambling operation going on just down the street from where you live no

01:04:23.340 what were you doing inside just drinking coffee not gambling no i don't know what what this is a

01:04:34.740 coffee shop there's no gambling they stole 21 cars can you believe that what 21 cars what they gave me

01:04:42.960 a car 21 cars what they gonna do how they gonna drive 21 cars at once right that's crazy they

01:04:50.760 got to be ashamed of they self. I've been telling these folks, man, you need to get your life

01:04:54.300 together. 21 cars? Where you going to park all them cars at? You can't do it. They saying I drove a

01:05:01.680 getaway car, but I'm legally blind, so how I'm going to drive a car? So did you know what happened

01:05:06.200 to the 73-year-old victim then? I don't know what happened. I just know what the police said.

01:05:11.680 So you can't see at all? Huh? You can see though, right? I'm legally blind. I can see barely.

01:05:17.660 i just thought those were funny um i liked the first one whoever made that video

01:05:26.600 uh you notice one thing that they all hadn't like most of them they were all

01:05:32.140 in common except the one i don't know what you're talking about i think the creator was a little

01:05:39.480 suspect um let me see the next one

01:05:43.620 oh i thought this was funny okay guys so this woman got arrested she was drunk right 1.00

01:05:50.980 and she gets arrested for drunk driving and she can't stop hitting on the cop oh yeah yeah yeah 0.97

01:05:57.920 she like he keeps trying to get her to do the test and she just keeps

01:06:02.880 you're really attractive by the way okay well i appreciate it but i'm just trying to check

01:06:08.400 your eyes just make sure you're safe to drive so put your arms to your side keep your hands in your

01:06:11.100 pocket right here it's way over here you're not even looking at it I know because you're gorgeous

01:06:17.980 so I can't right here I'm sorry okay you know maybe if she was attractive it might work well 1.00

01:06:31.400 you're fine okay all right real simple all right let's put my finger a little lower that way you

01:06:36.360 now you don't have to look at me you're able to see it yeah but am i supposed to follow the tip

01:06:44.120 of my finger with your eyes in your eyes don't move your head real simple i wish i what does he

01:06:49.080 look like damn damn it why are you looking at me you shouldn't be looking at me yes you have a 0.87

01:06:55.320 very nice thing she wants the d i'm sorry it is weird it is weird that you asked me to follow

01:07:05.240 your fingers and all i see is you i can't like you think she got the ticket i mean like i think

01:07:13.000 he was charmed i think he found it funny i mean like think about it how could you not find that

01:07:17.160 funny well i would find it offensive she ugly okay now if the hot girl said that i've been like oh

01:07:23.160 then i'll find it and i will give it into it you guys don't find it flattering even if

01:07:27.160 unattractive women no really no you know a little bit no you know okay when i was when i did um 0.99

01:07:34.520 interviews at carnival i i hired um security because there's just too many

01:07:40.520 there's too many crazy people at like carnival when you're doing interviews like to not have

01:07:46.120 security and i was too famous at that point yeah there's too many people that don't like me that

01:07:50.200 knew me i was not going i was not going there by myself and it was two of the guys that came were

01:07:56.440 really big that the company like security yeah and the fat women all would approach them yeah 1.00

01:08:03.000 they were so big i'm like where do you guys get this confidence because i know i'm better looking

01:08:09.080 than you because they're morbidly obese and i would never like like where do you guys get this

01:08:15.480 maybe it's because it works it probably works if they're doing it maybe there has to be a guy

01:08:21.640 security guards are not like banging the superstars all the time so you know there's

01:08:25.880 always a guy that's gonna do it i'm just okay i find it offensive when ugly women try to flirt 1.00

01:08:32.360 because it's like why you know you know reality like we we don't even we're not in the same

01:08:38.280 playing field how dare you yeah you know there was a woman that lied about her sister dying 0.95

01:08:47.720 what so this video went viral and it says you finally told your family that your twin sister

01:08:55.880 passed away five years ago and they took down every single family photo photo that had her in

01:09:00.920 which is pretty much everything in the home

01:09:07.560 so she pretended to be her twin for five years

01:09:12.520 because her parents were like chinese and her i think she

01:09:15.960 was traveling to and from either the uk or

01:09:19.160 wait a minute so they never showed up to family dinner at the same time

01:09:22.520 i guess not lingling was always working away

01:09:26.200 yeah i think i mean you could do that if if you both live

01:09:29.560 away like i i don't think it would be hard to do i mean there has to be like something like

01:09:35.720 you guys end up having to be at like what about grandma she in the hospital i didn't tell my

01:09:40.760 she's explaining why can you explain this is her explaining it grandparents and my extended family

01:09:47.160 that my sister passed away it's my dad's decision this past july my grandma passed away and on her

01:09:53.000 deathbed my dad told her that my sister passed away and that she's waiting for her on the other

01:09:58.040 side. I think it's because he didn't want to withhold this information, but he also didn't

01:10:01.660 want to cause them any heartbreak and got to that they're 92, something happens. So after he told

01:10:08.840 my grandma, obviously my aunts, uncles, they all knew, but my grandpa who is still alive still

01:10:15.020 doesn't know. And my aunts apparently have made the decision to take down every single photo that 0.99

01:10:20.460 contained my sister. So imagine my surprise when I took my kids to go visit my grandpa and I look

01:10:25.980 on the walls and none of our photos are there. If you see me going from crying to one video and

01:10:31.500 being happy on the next, it could be because I am posting something that was pre-recorded.

01:10:36.000 I do feel sad occasionally when things trigger me, but I will go back to normal. And some people

01:10:42.420 mention that they hear my aunt and grandpa, you know, talking in the background because

01:10:46.240 they didn't know what I was feeling and they were just seeing my kids for the first time

01:10:51.220 and they were just interacting with the kids yeah so apparently in chinese culture it's they hide

01:10:58.500 bad news so they probably thought oh they're like 90 let's just not tell them they're so old

01:11:04.740 and they just kept living i'm not saying it's right i'm just saying that's probably the thought

01:11:08.440 process that's weird that is really weird i know i know i mean imagine playing like

01:11:17.120 the your sister or you know your twin i know i couldn't imagine i mean i don't look enough like

01:11:23.920 any of my sisters to pull that off but yeah i mean you know for me none of my brothers are as

01:11:29.540 good looking as me so it just wouldn't work um yeah i just thought that was crazy um okay so

01:11:39.060 there is an interesting trend that is going on on tiktok so the trend on tiktok is women older

01:11:47.380 women not having boyfriends so as you guys know as us ladies tend to date a smaller and smaller 0.97

01:11:54.320 percentage of men and our standards are getting higher and higher every year less men have set

01:12:00.700 will give out relationships the cost of commitment is higher than ever and the repercussions of this

01:12:09.740 is we are just not getting into relationships like we used to and you see these ladies on tick 1.00

01:12:15.740 tock saying how the f am i 19 and i still haven't had a boyfriend and i'm a virgin what's wrong with

01:12:21.820 me now we all know virgin i mean virgin could meet anything these days yeah that just means

01:12:28.780 you know she's done anal but that's about it yeah so we don't but it's interesting because if you

01:12:35.900 look through the comments it's a ton of women like up to 29 32 years old saying they've never 1.00

01:12:43.020 had a boyfriend yeah yeah i'm going to show you more there's so many of these on tick tock

01:12:49.020 um but look at her i've never had a boyfriend

01:12:51.500 she's looking at the camera that's just she just loves how old do you think she is she doesn't look 1.00

01:12:55.840 too old like she's like 25 26 look at her eyes then this one let's talk about how i got my first

01:13:07.000 boyfriend at the age of 22 while we make some homemade pasta having a boyfriend is something

01:13:12.640 that i've always wanted but i always knew that i wasn't just gonna settle like i wasn't just

01:13:19.440 gonna date somebody to date somebody I knew that it had to be because like I

01:13:24.480 truly was interested in them and truly like could see an actual future with

01:13:30.200 them or at least was interested in seeing if that was a possibility I

01:13:32.880 waited to get into a serious relationship with someone until I felt

01:13:39.660 that they were the caliber of man that I was looking for until the person that

01:13:45.420 was in front of me was somebody that i could say like no i'm attracted to you i i find you

01:13:53.100 um enjoyable to be around like so much fun to be around and and i could so the women that say 0.97

01:14:00.360 they've never had a boyfriend what's their body count okay so like look what's the age let's say

01:14:05.340 25 right um her body count is probably about 12 teen so right around that 12 13. she doesn't have 0.99

01:14:13.880 now so they don't have boyfriends they have harems it's like it's the reverse they got this

01:14:19.400 guy that does the foodie dates this guy you know is the sugar daddy you know like and and she giving

01:14:26.200 a little bit of something all of them you know to keep them entertained you'd be surprised a lot of

01:14:30.760 guys do a lot for nothing seems yeah there it's enough it's a sympademic that's the point of the

01:14:38.360 show i'm like no no you would be surprised a lot there are men fighting to give their resources

01:14:45.400 time attention and energy for nothing i i i i'm speechless fellas have more respect you would be

01:14:54.840 but i'm sure they're not virgins i'm sure they're giving up something as you said well at least to

01:14:59.160 some of them so yeah yeah of course of course not all something yeah yeah like they're not all

01:15:03.400 virgins like the ones like i'm 25 never been had a boyfriend girl you had 37 of them just in the 0.60

01:15:09.800 last video what's her name lily uh lily phillips she just had 101 boyfriends yeah i had i after

01:15:17.880 doing the show there was many women that said they were virgins there was one that i believed

01:15:23.160 one really yeah how ugly was she no she's really cute really she's really pretty but i think she 1.00

01:15:29.560 liked the like attention of being able to like i don't know there's some women it's like they like 0.99

01:15:35.960 the attention of the pure you know the purity but they still won't set like a lot of times they

01:15:41.600 think their virginity like is i don't i'm not saying this about her specifically but i've seen

01:15:48.280 a trend where they think that's the only thing they have to bring yeah does that make they don't

01:15:52.860 think they need anything else um let me pull this up again let's see a future like i could see a

01:16:00.980 future with you i think not being in a relationship for so long taught me so many so many things that

01:16:07.120 i needed to learn and i'm grateful to have had that experience and learned those things that i

01:16:12.780 needed to in that time when i was single and it honestly is weird it's kind of weird like the

01:16:17.500 shift between not dating someone for your whole life and then dating someone is like oh they're

01:16:21.920 like kind of rules to this and like you know decorum in a relationship that i've never had

01:16:28.400 to like follow or think about before yeah you can't just like play with the waiter

01:16:32.420 when you're on a date with your boyfriend yeah it's good and i'm stretching and i'm growing in

01:16:39.540 different ways ways that i can't alone and so that's a really exciting thing is like oh my

01:16:46.100 gosh look at all these ways that i'm becoming a better person because of the influence of this

01:16:51.080 man in my life and because of the influence of this person that I've chosen to like put my time

01:16:55.440 towards getting to know him more and getting to experience things together instead of alone and

01:17:02.260 like just making our relationship a priority over some of the other things that I may have done

01:17:07.940 if I wasn't in a relationship and the sacrifice but also everything that I'm gaining from that

01:17:14.220 sacrifice is making me a better person and making me a better version of myself and so that's the

01:17:20.840 piece of being in a relationship that I'm really, really excited about. It's that opportunity to

01:17:26.280 grow in ways that I haven't been able to and haven't been able to access because I've never

01:17:30.320 been in a situation. And it's funny. And I would love to talk to my friends and be like, how are

01:17:35.000 you seeing me like grow and improve and become a better person because of my relationship? And

01:17:40.000 how are, what can you see in me that I can't? Can I offer a perspective? I think that she's

01:17:49.040 insecure in her relationship because she's rationalizing it to the internet she's like 0.54

01:17:53.920 yeah so i should not have done this yeah let me just like boost this relationship she has to 1.00

01:17:58.720 like when people signal super hard that their relationship is great it usually isn't yeah

01:18:07.280 she feels trapped yeah go back go back so if i could see a future with this person then i need

01:18:16.320 the people who have been with me through my whole life to be able to say like yes this is something

01:18:21.520 that's good yes this is something that i could see for you um and you help like you help each

01:18:27.060 other become better um and that's one of the main things that i've looked for in a relationship is

01:18:32.320 that feeling of like oh this person makes me a better person i make him a better person like

01:18:38.400 we're growing together and we're becoming better together and that's what you want to look for

01:18:43.500 don't settle for somebody who makes you a worse person don't settle for someone who doesn't make

01:18:48.540 you feel the way you need to feel because i was told so many times like it'll come like it'll come

01:18:54.060 just like kids just like go on dates just with this person like over and over again like it'll

01:18:59.420 it'll come and it never came and i'm glad that i didn't decide to get into a relationship with

01:19:05.260 people who didn't make me feel the way that my boyfriend does no matter what i wonder if they're

01:19:10.460 still together this was october we're in december oh they're still i just wanted to see if they're

01:19:28.780 still together me when i love someone's son

01:19:38.860 but even when i see the relationship stuff on tick tock i always think that they're still

01:19:44.940 signaling what they can do for a future partner well yeah like i mean why are you putting it out

01:19:49.420 there yeah because if they're putting like this is what i can do in a relationship it's like showing

01:19:54.540 the next guy yeah what you it's like marketing well like one she did a really horrible job 1.00

01:19:59.900 marketing this you know why um that whole damn time she did not make one pasta noodle okay she 1.00

01:20:06.060 was just playing with the damn dough just sitting there playing with her food and um yeah i don't i 0.61

01:20:11.900 don't think she could cook she couldn't cook at all let's see the next one when my age is getting

01:20:19.020 too serious to me for never having been in a relationship and the next one i've never had a

01:20:27.580 boyfriend before i'll say i've never even held hands but i bet you they may not have never held

01:20:39.740 hands or you know did some other things but you know they did a lot of other things yeah i know

01:20:46.380 well they they also um like the top comment is i'm 29 and i've never experienced this either

01:20:55.900 i know i know but it's all it's just a trend of us dating the same guys so they accept less and

01:21:00.940 less from those guys yeah so here let's see this is 31 never had a boyfriend i've never had a

01:21:08.620 boyfriend i still live at home with my parents and i used to be so embarrassed so ashamed and

01:21:13.820 And just totally felt like something was completely wrong with me.

01:21:17.320 Like, why am I one of the only people that struggle with this?

01:21:21.200 But over the year, I have realized that I'm not alone.

01:21:24.080 And what I've done to make myself feel better about this is I've changed my mindset around being single.

01:21:29.260 Around not having a boyfriend yet.

01:21:31.460 Around living at home with my parents at the age of 31.

01:21:34.160 And instead of feeling sorry for myself and pitying myself, which is what I've done a lot in the past.

01:21:39.100 i instead have changed my mindset to be like things will happen when they're meant to happen

01:21:46.040 and i have not that's the worst idea you know if i was like coaching her i'd say okay

01:21:50.680 download a dating app and i'd be like look it's time it's time to start going on dates

01:21:58.440 and figure this out because if that's what you want but i think it's just a rationalization

01:22:05.300 because she like i don't think she wants one i think she needs to ask her parents like 0.68

01:22:10.440 a serious question like dad why why am i not like what would you say is my worst quality

01:22:18.020 and just have the dad be honest with you yeah listen you're lazy you're lazy you're lazy at 0.70

01:22:23.980 your job you're lazy at home you're lazy at getting a man like maybe dad will be honest yeah 0.98

01:22:30.600 let's see not met my right person yet because i'm not ready for him and i have not met my partner

01:22:39.020 yet because i have been working on myself to get to a position where they have also been working

01:22:45.280 on themselves so if you're also single but what does working on yourself mean like it's always

01:22:50.980 nothing nothing wait a minute she's working on herself while he's like so he could work on

01:22:58.800 himself and then that's why she hasn't found him because she's too busy working on herself

01:23:01.980 yeah i don't know if you're still living with your parents and you're figuring your life out

01:23:07.400 or maybe you're happy doing that don't feel like you're behind in life because you absolutely aren't

01:23:12.460 we're all on our own timelines and i just want you to know that it's okay to feel sad and to

01:23:17.080 feel lonely and to feel like you're behind yeah so all this is is women accepting less and less 1.00

01:23:23.000 attention and it really is a cult because this woman at 31 could download a dating app and get 0.83

01:23:29.540 thousands of matches I'm sorry but one of them is bound to be good enough to date I'm gonna put her

01:23:35.960 back up on the screen um she's still gonna get thousands of matches can we get a better image 0.88

01:23:41.720 of her because there might just be a looks thing like look I'm not saying she's overly attractive 1.00

01:23:51.100 i'm saying i'm saying she's attractive enough there's no reason like download a dating app go 1.00

01:23:57.680 on dates but yeah the thing is no she can't attract the guy that she wants that's the thing 0.52

01:24:03.180 it's not like she can't get a guy she can't get the guy that she wants yeah well then it might be

01:24:09.340 time to adjust what you want oh you know women can't do that yeah so uh or die alone i don't 1.00

01:24:16.140 know it's it's cats yeah cats okay let me see the okay so next on the agenda we're going to be

01:24:26.200 talking about what we've all been waiting for the simp olympics so so ben shapiro has decided that

01:24:36.960 he is going to join the simpery not only is charlie kirk candace owens all of the trad cons

01:24:46.700 loving simping for women's behavior but now ben shapiro is joining the race so i want to first 0.65

01:24:57.920 bring up the clip of ben shapiro talking about the actually first i'm going to bring over the

01:25:06.000 original clip that trad cons are simping over so as you guys know there's a woman named lily phillips

01:25:12.240 now lily phillips recently had sex with a hundred men in a day and you know all of the traditional 1.00

01:25:22.000 conservatives believe that she is secretly broken and did not enjoy this experience at all

01:25:28.560 because of this clip right here where she goes okay 40 minute mark

01:25:35.920 how do you think lily found it i think you know i've not had the chance to speak to her too much

01:25:44.880 she's been in there all day um and we've just like chucked her in the shower and like she's 1.00

01:25:50.200 exhausted she's like the first thing she said was like i needed nando's i was like

01:25:54.080 you've earned her nando's she's took it like a charm she's done yeah so well and every time i 1.00

01:26:03.640 said are you okay do you need a breather she's like no no bring the next guy in seeing a hundred 1.00

01:26:08.220 guys come to have sex with lily in one day was that like something that that part didn't feel

01:26:14.480 too intense it was more um checking and on what does it smell like checking and on lily felt

01:26:24.080 intense yeah hello hi hi lily offered to show me the aftermath of their stunt

01:26:38.000 so remember this is like a 12 hour day for her

01:26:41.120 at least you know this is a hundred minute a day there's a lot of coordination

01:26:45.980 i'm not saying it's overly um difficult but i'm just putting the perspective that's a long day

01:26:52.260 i mean yeah think about it that's a long that's a long day

01:26:56.640 like brace yourself brace yourself oh my god really then walked us through the process that

01:27:14.440 she had repeated a hundred times that day come on in make yourself at home take your shoes off

01:27:19.480 i've got some um hangers here if you want to put your coat up nice come on in where you travel

01:27:24.660 from and say oh lovely yeah oh it's so nice to meet you i'll get you on the bed make yourself

01:27:29.380 comfortable take off your trousers and we're gonna have a fun time and i'll give them the phone

01:27:35.620 camera just say i'm guessing you don't want your face in it yeah and if they don't it'll be pov

01:27:40.500 phone camera yeah i'll start usually with a job and then i say like is there anything you like

01:27:46.340 don't like any certain position you want to do yeah and then yeah we kind of got straight into

01:27:51.300 did you do the with the condom on or no no i didn't condom off okay and then but then like

01:27:57.460 once they're having so it's like yeah yeah it does smell a lot like a lot like i mean

01:28:04.980 and there's a rose that's nice and how are you feeling surprisingly down she's sore

01:28:12.260 is not too not really sore okay what it's more just tired my eyes sting like nothing else why

01:28:19.540 because of all the coming in you know completely sad you come on facebook not in my eyes and they

01:28:27.300 just went right at the eyes i think like it might have been an accident but no i mean i've definitely

01:28:32.180 seen some spunk today jesus and it just took definitely a lot longer than i thought it was

01:28:36.980 gonna be i think it was when it was only like 40 and i was like i'm not even halfway yet yeah and

01:28:44.020 40 is still a lot of people like imagine 40 people and be like i'm not even halfway like done

01:28:49.780 when was the last time you ate um i had a i think i had a yum yum yum is that what they

01:28:56.340 called a little pastry is that what they call when they like clean up themselves like never mind no

01:29:03.620 no i think i had a sandwich and that was kind of and then the rest come

01:29:08.580 it's not for the weak girls if i'm honest it was hard

01:29:14.020 I don't know if I'd recommend it why not I think if you're a different type of

01:29:19.780 girl it's very like it's kind of like being a in a sense of like it's just a

01:29:26.560 different feeling I don't know how to explain it like it's not like just

01:29:35.620 having so some yeah yeah just one in one out like it feels intense like more

01:29:43.320 intense than you thought it might is that like the moment when you know that

01:30:02.740 you're you know when I talked to you last like I was not nervous it was like

01:30:10.620 day before I was like I'm so nervous but it was good it was more I guess the

01:30:17.040 interactions weren't like I'd have to stop them early and like you'd have to

01:30:22.920 stand on business and be like I'm so sorry you got to go and like the awkward

01:30:26.880 interaction of like you feeling pressure to have to meet them calm if like you

01:30:32.400 haven't spent enough time with them and feeling like they didn't like you didn't

01:30:36.840 them a good time because like they only got two minutes and that and that's what's that's what's

01:30:42.120 making you feel emotional is that maybe you think you didn't give some guys a good enough time today

01:30:46.280 yeah yeah and it's hard i think having the interactions with them when they're like

01:30:51.080 what you're not gonna make me finish i've come all this way like kind of like guilt tripping

01:30:55.240 me a little bit i felt bad like some people just travel so far like i didn't want to give

01:30:59.480 them a time and like come away from this and be like oh that's yeah i think sometimes like

01:31:06.120 feeling so like robotic like by the i think like the 30th you know like when we're getting on a bit

01:31:12.760 i've got like a routine of like how we're gonna do this and like it just sometimes you'd like

01:31:17.800 disassociate and be like you know like it's not like normal at all in my head right now i can

01:31:24.280 think of like five six guys ten guys i remember and that's it but it's just i don't know it's just

01:31:33.080 weird isn't it like if i didn't if i didn't have the videos i wouldn't have known i've done 100

01:31:37.480 you know but yeah i think that was kind of the hard part is like conversing with them and like

01:31:46.680 like when they'd kind of be like oh like we've only had two minutes or three minutes and you

01:31:51.320 said five on the message did someone say that to you yeah and obviously just makes feel so bad

01:31:57.480 do you think you should feel bad about that i guess when you've promised something to people

01:32:04.120 who support you it's kind of hard to okay so she's saying she felt bad because she didn't

01:32:10.600 make them finish i don't buy that she's that upset i just don't well i think it's a performance you

01:32:19.160 have to think about the incentives here there is an incentive for her to cry after and make this big 1.00

01:32:27.160 dramatic scene so everybody's talking about it well think about it this way though if she told

01:32:33.000 those guys they had five minutes right because i heard that she charged them like a thousand dollars 1.00

01:32:39.000 a pop so the guy's not getting he's not paying he's not getting what he paid for i was supposed

01:32:45.720 to get another two and a half minutes and a bust now i don't even get the bust or the extra two and

01:32:50.280 a half minutes it's bad marketing bad you know she she doesn't feel like she satisfied her customers 1.00

01:32:55.240 this needs now the other thing that all the conservatives are simping about is they're now

01:33:00.840 saying that she filmed 25 things after this by the way she's also doing an event where she's

01:33:08.680 doing a thousand in a day yeah so this isn't really gonna end right and one of the things

01:33:16.040 that conservatives said is they said oh her parents are the ones facilitating this well

01:33:21.080 i don't understand where they're getting this from because i'm watching this documentary

01:33:25.720 and she says she doesn't tell her parents what she's doing because she knows they'd rather have

01:33:31.320 her doing something else let me show you guys that there's also my fantasy and this is also

01:33:36.680 something that i'm really enjoying and want to do and have wanted to do before i was even in the

01:33:42.200 industry our filming was interrupted briefly by a phone call from lily's mother apparently she

01:33:47.560 He calls Lily every day.

01:33:49.560 My mum always calls me every day.

01:33:51.560 What have you been up to today?

01:33:53.560 Oh, I'm just getting railed, what are you?

01:33:56.560 Yeah, they're just, um...

01:33:59.560 ..just sort of checking in on me.

01:34:03.560 You've obviously spoken to your parents about this, right?

01:34:05.560 I actually haven't.

01:34:07.560 My parents know what I do,

01:34:08.560 but I'm not on the phone to them every day going,

01:34:10.560 or, you know, I just got DP'd, um, 17 guys today.

01:34:15.560 Yeah. Or this and that.

01:34:16.560 this and that they don't need to know the logistics of course i do feel a little bit

01:34:21.420 like embarrassed being like mom and dad i'm 100 guys why i guess because it's not really what my

01:34:29.560 parents would have chose wanted me to do okay so i don't know where the conservative maybe they're

01:34:35.940 helping now i don't know but in the documentary she says this is not what they would have chosen

01:34:41.980 for me to do this is not what they would have wanted now if your daughter's already doing corn

01:34:49.980 and she says hey can you help me manage my finances

01:34:54.620 i wouldn't but i could see the rationalization worth well she's already ruined herself she can't 1.00

01:35:00.700 go get employed so might as well you know i'm not saying i would do it but i could see the

01:35:05.740 the rationalization.

01:35:08.420 And so, you know, obviously, if you watch this show, you know that this is all an act,

01:35:15.180 this is all a performance, and there is a corn star to Jesus pipeline where the ladies 1.00

01:35:22.500 need a simp to bail them out.

01:35:25.840 It's time to find some long-term security.

01:35:28.800 They had sex with a bunch of guys on camera because they enjoyed it and liked it.

01:35:33.560 as a get out of jail free card they got to say oh I was groomed oh I didn't really consent

01:35:39.640 oh it was the men's fault oh I didn't really want to do that and Ben Shapiro has joined in

01:35:49.340 on this simpery that's going on on Twitter so first I want to read the comments from tradcon

01:35:57.220 twitter so there's a woman that's cupid's daughter's matchmaking and you know find your

01:36:03.460 dream girl whatever the documentary about lily phillips who is being raped by a hundred men for

01:36:10.560 using only fans is just disgusting it's heartbreaking to see her and i can't understand 0.58

01:36:15.580 how there are a hundred men lining up to rape a woman one after another and no one is talking

01:36:22.240 about it from this point of view everyone's calling her a whore but it is only one woman and 1.00

01:36:27.300 101 men then who are the perverts the cameraman in the documentary even gags when entering the

01:36:33.220 room where this girl is being abused it's a horrifying scene that documentary ends up

01:36:38.200 unintentionally being anti-porn and anti-prostitution piece what's interesting is normally

01:36:44.800 they blame the pimps and they blame they're blaming the tricks yeah yeah that's what they

01:36:51.980 used to do now even when it's deregulated only fans there's no owner right like they would blame

01:37:00.660 the porn companies and say they're evil now it's deregulated and they are still blaming

01:37:07.260 everyone but everybody but the ones doing it i'm sitting here i'm like this this lady that 0.97

01:37:14.960 wrote this not know the definition of grape i don't think so i mean they changed the definition

01:37:21.040 because how can you be graped when you invited all 100 to do this thing

01:37:27.120 yeah um she obviously she obviously can't okay i really hope that one day the women who defend 1.00

01:37:38.720 the regulation of prostitution and our pro and our pro porn wake up to the human rights violation

01:37:44.120 in that industry and i hope that the disgusting pimping platform only fans disappear soon which

01:37:50.680 is owned by a woman sorry it's owned by a woman google owner of only fans no way are you serious

01:37:59.540 it's a woman i'm googling this yeah uh because they can't allow this this is not even about 0.65

01:38:05.180 making money or female empowerment this is a suicidal attempt i am very sorry for her through

01:38:10.880 her eyes everybody can notice that she has some sort of depression and extremely low self-esteem

01:38:16.400 she has specifically the fact that she didn't have anybody in her family telling her to stop

01:38:22.220 or reconsider because they could literally end up killing her and I heard her mom is conscious

01:38:26.360 about this and manages her finances if that's right that's another reason to explain her low 1.00

01:38:32.280 self-esteem your own mom is literally selling you as her daughter making a profit of you being

01:38:38.300 raped by a hundred men you don't even know the only thing I can think of think about is praying

01:38:43.900 for her soul and also the souls of every single man that engaged to repent when jesus had raised

01:38:50.940 himself up and saw no one but woman he said to her women what are those accusers of you who has 0.97

01:38:56.780 condemned you she said no one lord and jesus said neither do i condemn you go and sin no more it

01:39:02.700 community notes it and said lily was not raped as the op state she wanted to have sex with the men

01:39:09.260 and consented to it she in fact is wanting to break a world record of having sex with a thousand men 0.94

01:39:15.000 in 24 hours yeah so the ceo is a woman yeah the owner is still the dude um what's his name tim

01:39:26.240 oh it's the ceo yeah the ceo of only fans is a woman

01:39:29.580 here's another one from natalie beisner i can't get over this i haven't been touched so deeply

01:39:38.460 by anything in a while and i'm sorry i can't behind i can't get behind the idea that only she's to

01:39:45.700 blame only she is to blame pearl like no what the oh my gosh watching this documentary feels like

01:39:58.500 everything gather around an alcoholic for a reverse intervention you know what i have i have

01:40:03.440 a relative I have a relative who is a bad alcoholic and my whole life I have watched

01:40:09.560 everybody deal with that woman's bad decisions my whole life I've I've watched I have a big family

01:40:15.420 right really big so you know there's bound to be one and I would say it's completely her fault

01:40:21.620 she always tries to quit doesn't it makes it everyone else's problem that's exactly um okay 1.00

01:40:27.640 I can't get behind the idea that only she's to blame watching this documentary feels like

01:40:31.720 watching everyone gather around an alcoholic

01:40:33.640 for reverse intervention where they just pour booze

01:40:35.860 down the alcoholic's throat for her. 1.00

01:40:38.300 Have you ever dealt with an alcoholic?

01:40:40.920 They will do

01:40:41.900 anything to get alcohol.

01:40:44.700 You can't stop.

01:40:45.960 It is impossible.

01:40:47.740 Well, it's kind of similar. Instead of

01:40:49.800 pouring booze, they...

01:40:52.800 Everywhere.

01:40:54.220 The bedroom is a mess.

01:40:55.360 Ew.

01:40:56.680 In that situation, you would call everyone pretty sick

01:40:59.300 and messed up. You'd be right. She's really sick. 1.00

01:41:01.200 these men all a hundred of them are sick don't get me wrong i think the guys are gross too i mean

01:41:07.320 the guys are really grody you know the guys are pretty grody yeah i don't yeah but it's five

01:41:14.100 minutes of their life she's doing it for hours uh less than that two minutes those guys got gypped 0.99

01:41:19.080 so next on the agenda we have ben shapiro entering the simpidemic so ben shapiro posted this tiktok

01:41:30.880 and i just i just need the simping and conservatism to stop please god make it stop

01:41:38.300 please can you can you ben you're you hold liberals accountable all the time all the time

01:41:47.660 can you hold her accountable can you just say this was your fault and i don't feel bad

01:41:53.600 no because ben wanted to be 101 let me see so there's a video going around of a person named

01:42:02.600 lily phillips who's an only performer which means that she has on camera for money effectively and 0.75

01:42:08.240 apparently she did a video where she had 101 men inside of 24 hours and then there was another

01:42:13.020 video that showed her actually lamenting this talking about how hard it was for her how brutal 0.80

01:42:17.120 and the question is just why because obviously the problem here wasn't just the physical it was

01:42:21.100 something else and that was that she actually was disgusted with herself as she should be we as a

01:42:25.420 society have lost the language to discuss this sort of stuff instead we believe that because

01:42:29.180 consent is the only value well if she consented what's the problem the answer is pretty girl 1.00

01:42:33.760 cries i just believe her that might as well be conservatism ben would get eaten alive if he was

01:42:41.460 dating today oh he would get eaten alive yeah and he should get you know i mean for this take like

01:42:49.900 like ben ben ben they do it not they do it because they like it she had two parents she

01:42:58.040 was from an upper class household and they said they didn't want her to do it

01:43:02.880 yeah i'm i'm wondering like why don't they call them like demons they should yeah like

01:43:09.640 like what about jezebels little jezebel yeah like you dirty little jezebel and you know what's crazy 0.99

01:43:15.840 look I want to bring up him commenting on me oh yeah let's hear this now I'm not it actually

01:43:23.140 wasn't too bad but I'm just saying do not take this red pill and well folks there's something

01:43:31.300 called the red pill movement it's sort of a far right move is is he as charitable to the red pill

01:43:37.040 as he is to a literal prostitute that focuses in on saying the unsable and now many of the 0.89

01:43:44.680 red-pilled have taken the position that it's bad for men to get married a fascinating debate has

01:43:48.760 broken which i don't say i don't say it's bad i said it's a bad deal but i i don't say do it don't

01:43:56.520 do not about the value every guy's got to decide for himself every guy i'm not gonna i'm gonna just

01:44:01.720 do the take of marriage it's really interesting so there are a bunch of people on the so-called

01:44:05.640 red-pilled right who have now suggested that marriage is bad for men that men should not get

01:44:10.200 married now the case that they're making is not the liberal feminist case that basically men are

01:44:15.960 useless and terrible and a woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle i never say should or 1.00

01:44:20.040 shouldn't this just annoys me i never say should or should i say you know this could go bad or

01:44:27.000 anything like that the case that they are making is that the stakes of marriage have been changed

01:44:30.680 by things like no fault divorce custody arrangements the child support payments and all

01:44:35.960 the rest spousal support that basically the legal regimen has made it not a bargain for men to get

01:44:41.160 married now i agree with with the critique of all of those policies i think no fault divorce is a

01:44:46.200 disaster area i think that the child custody arrangements that basically always go to mom no 0.99

01:44:51.400 matter what that is it that is a serious problem when you shift the incentive structure there's a

01:44:55.320 reason why the majority of divorces the vast majority of divorces are now initiated by women 0.99

01:45:00.040 that that is not because in the past women were wildly abused and today they are wildly liberated

01:45:06.940 what that really is when you shift the incentive structure and it turns out that all the risk

01:45:10.160 is now taken by men women aren't going to be the ones who actually activate and push that divorce 1.00

01:45:14.580 button however the red pills have taken it one step further and now they're telling young men

01:45:20.020 you should not get married it's too dangerous to get married don't get married all right why would

01:45:25.600 men not want to get married could it possibly be like it's right in front of them do they just

01:45:32.640 pretend they don't see it like he's covering women yeah that are having sex with a thousand

01:45:37.700 men in a day and he's like saying it's you you guys are the problem yeah there are many problems

01:45:44.040 consent is not the only value human beings human sexuality they do this like these are sacred

01:45:48.680 things when overly intellectual morality statements yeah and i i get it you guys can

01:45:55.200 go down the that whatever but i'm like can you just can we just talk like normal that's a whore 1.00

01:46:01.500 jezebel uh can we just you profane them when you treat them animalistically what you are doing is

01:46:09.200 making less of the human being and that's what she is feeling that is why she is sad because she

01:46:13.600 knows she's profaned herself but she doesn't have the language to express it hold it right there

01:46:17.080 can you go back a little bit he's he actually he says he knows that she profaned herself well if

01:46:23.200 she consented what's the problem the answer is there are many problems consent is not the only

01:46:26.980 value human being i don't even know what profane means i gotta be honest uh it's like bad word

01:46:33.740 profanity you know something bad human sexuality the human soul these are sacred things when you

01:46:41.340 profane them when you treat them animalistically what you are doing is making less of the human

01:46:46.000 being and that's what she is feeling that is why she is sad because she knows she's profaned herself

01:46:50.020 but she doesn't have the language to express it no you see he does say he knows that she profaned

01:46:55.060 herself so at least he's saying that she did this to herself i mean that's the bare minimum but

01:47:02.100 yeah but he's still there's a video going around of a person named lily phillips who's an only

01:47:06.820 performer which means that she has on camera for money effectively and apparently she did a video

01:47:11.140 where she had 101 men inside of 24 hours and then there was another video that showed her actually

01:47:16.740 lamenting this talking about how hard it was for her how brutal and the question is just why because

01:47:21.060 obviously the problem here wasn't like why do you care why is it okay why does he care he cares so

01:47:26.180 much about why a porn star is doing this but he doesn't think about why are men not wanting to

01:47:32.980 get married and like actually see it from their perspective oh no that he can't do that that's

01:47:39.620 that's against brand yeah i need to

01:47:45.780 that's foolish that's what so let's go through some of these so i get foolish these arguments

01:47:50.660 because they become very popular on the right so let's start with pearl davis so pearl davis

01:47:54.900 is an anti-feminist who has become pretty popular a lot of people label her sort of a female andrew 1.00

01:48:00.340 tate although without the checkered past thank you and here's pearl david can i be a can i be

01:48:05.620 a christianity speaker now please can i can i get it i did i did the bare minimum

01:48:14.980 i did the bare minimum i didn't have only fans talking about marriage the trad cons daily wire

01:48:22.260 conservatives were are saying that pearl's just a doom and gloomer who lies about stats

01:48:29.060 just focuses on the negatives never the positives and all the men complaining

01:48:35.720 are just crybabies and so one day he comes home and he finds out that his

01:48:42.740 wife had called the police on him and told them that the first time they

01:48:48.060 hooked up ten years ago he he had quote unquote raped her and the truth of the

01:48:56.120 matter is, when a man has children, they're not his kids. A man has no way to have children and 0.69

01:49:02.420 those kids be actually his. They're always hers because the courts give women custody 90% of the 1.00

01:49:09.900 time and rich men are really the only ones that have the money to fight it and the time. So I ask

01:49:18.300 the Daily Wire, Jeremy Boeing, Matt Walsh, is this just crybabies? Are they just, are they just,

01:49:25.160 they're crybaby weak men who don't man up and want to risk that so you know it's interesting

01:49:32.920 because instead of demanding that the laws change and demanding women face repercussions for doing 1.00

01:49:39.200 this stuff you guys demand that men need to step up and take part in a system that discriminates

01:49:47.140 against them you say oh find a girl that prays she won't do it but and i had this thought too

01:49:51.900 until i found a muslim girl that did the same thing i found a christian girl that did the same

01:49:57.900 thing i found a catholic girl it's happening all over whether you want to believe it or not

01:50:02.340 it is happening i don't care about your religion i don't care about your church this happens

01:50:07.440 those are correct arguments and nobody is disregarding the pain of men who have been

01:50:11.460 wrongfully victimized under these circumstances where the incentive structure is completely

01:50:15.520 stacked against them that is true however the benefits of marriage are still unbelievable

01:50:20.440 it does matter who you marry what are there is what are they been friends between the person

01:50:25.840 that you marry that it's happening with christians and muslims and it's all the same that's 0.90

01:50:29.080 statistically untrue there are things that you can do to mitigate against the risk of divorce

01:50:32.960 and the person that you marry is the chief mitigation the truth is that in the jewish 0.57

01:50:37.300 community we always have a backup plan in the sense that how'd it go for crowder

01:50:41.180 they still haven't offered a retraction

01:50:44.560 it's just still your company if you're someone at your company calls them an abuser it's your

01:50:51.020 responsibility to offer a retraction and they never did because the case is not finished yet

01:50:56.160 right that's probably that's probably what they're they're going to do it's it's so ridiculous and

01:51:01.580 and i people always get on me they're like why won't you let this go and i'm like because it

01:51:05.140 was wrong yeah and you guys have a video i i actually think either candace or they took it

01:51:10.880 down but if you're going to delete it then offer a retraction like i don't yeah i'm not going to

01:51:16.880 forget guys if the daily wire is watching this i will not forget i will bring this up for eternity

01:51:21.400 so you guys should offer a retraction and so should you candace owens because you guys were 1.00

01:51:25.940 wrong so i will i will be tweeting about it forever and you say pearl let it go never never

01:51:33.160 never because too many of you called me crazy and said i was wrong and i was right 1.00

01:51:38.840 thank you and it was wrong it was it was like i watched him forever

01:51:43.280 and i just couldn't believe they were all doing that yeah you know here's the thing why are all

01:51:50.480 these trads like running to the defense of this chick when they should be like see see that that 1.00

01:51:58.640 those tears those are the tears of when you finally realize you're a whore that's right 1.00

01:52:03.760 ladies when you get those tears those are tears of whoredom you don't want those tears right 1.00

01:52:09.440 stay away from them don't be dumb don't be like lily be smart be like pearl

01:52:17.200 i'm not even saying be like me there's better room i swear please but i mean you don't got

01:52:21.040 a hundred you didn't get 101 bodies in one day no i didn't do that i'm just i'm there's better

01:52:26.320 women then look you can look up to someone better but all I'm saying is oh someone wanted to know

01:52:33.220 what happened with Crowder so Crowder basically got um they had a business disagreement the Daily

01:52:39.660 Wire and Stephen Crowder and Daily Wire thought it was appropriate to report that and I quote

01:52:46.580 Stephen Crowder is a monster and insinuate that he was abusing his wife and he wasn't and it came

01:52:52.280 it came out that his wife was getting 30 000 a month in child support and alimony

01:53:01.720 and she had testified in court that he was not abusive and instead of i don't know shaming the

01:53:09.400 woman for divorcing her husband they all called him abusive and then all the women the conservative

01:53:15.960 women followed the woman on twitter candace owens then decided um that she was she invited his wife 1.00

01:53:24.120 to come on his show to trash him she reported that he was a monster um i think it was either

01:53:29.880 ben shapiro or jeremy boeing one of them donated money um because one of crowder's ex-employees

01:53:37.800 basically um said that he was abusive too and it was all bs it was all disproven and instead of i

01:53:49.240 don't know apologizing issuing a retraction they just they just thought i'd forget and everyone

01:53:57.640 when this all came out everyone said that i was crazy for saying he wasn't abusive and the clip

01:54:02.040 was out of context then a year later i was right and it was just really um disappointing as a

01:54:10.280 viewer to watch like all of these personalities that i like loved like literally five years before

01:54:16.520 i had been i'd been such a fan of the daily wire and it was just difficult for me because i realized

01:54:25.480 they're lying because they're lying they know about the marriage issues and they're still pushing

01:54:29.480 marriage but what like are they going to be responsible when men commit suicide because

01:54:35.280 they sign up no no no no it's not their fault it's going to be the man's fault and that's

01:54:40.260 what and the thing is I've actually messaged with men that I mean they never say directly

01:54:46.340 they got married because the daily wire but they say it was because they were consuming

01:54:50.740 that sort of content or I mean it's their own choice I'm not trying to put it on them

01:54:55.920 but it influenced their decision and it's it's you know it's the same thing with the plastic

01:55:08.080 surgery guy that came on you you guys you know how I said that's an honest answer because he

01:55:12.880 said you know you can't know if there's going to be side effects in 20 years choices and trade-offs

01:55:18.420 it's the same thing with marriage if you're going in and you're saying hey it's a roll of the dice

01:55:23.780 these are the laws in your state it might happen to you that's honest what's dishonest is saying

01:55:32.340 hey your life is only going to be good if you get married you are only a good person if you get

01:55:37.460 married and then they all use their marriages to like virtue signal and it's so obvious um

01:55:44.800 well and see the thing is like you know they never explain how marriage makes your life better

01:55:50.260 well what they'll do is they'll say they'll use stats to say that

01:55:57.160 men make more money when they're married they have to yeah i know i know i know but they they'll 0.99

01:56:06.080 use stats to say like they attribute every positive thing like women pick men that make 1.00

01:56:12.320 more money women pick men that tend to be happier right you're going to be happier if you're getting 1.00

01:56:17.500 women but they attribute every positive thing a man does to women and it's just i don't know it 0.98

01:56:24.100 just bothered me because and then when i watched the crowder thing happen and i could i just

01:56:29.900 couldn't believe that like these people that i'd watched for years were turning on this guy that

01:56:35.700 was their friend like a year ago why can't they ever just say this woman is a bad bad woman this 1.00

01:56:41.780 is a disgusting you know poor excuse of a woman she's an embarrassment to no they can't why even 1.00

01:56:51.100 like if i go to the hillary crowder page like let me look at this up hillary crowder uh oh and it 0.60

01:56:58.720 was found out you know boeing was texting with crowder's wife why like jeremy yeah in the court

01:57:07.080 documents it said that he had texted with and i tweeted at him i'm like hey why were you texting

01:57:13.080 us so what i think happened was the wife um and there's evidence that it did happen she conspired

01:57:19.840 a like she was for years ruining his reputation and she had a plan to like get out and basically 0.80

01:57:27.360 she'd been saying to all these people that she was abused blah blah blah so then when she reported 1.00

01:57:33.180 it or like she sent them the clip as her like evidence they're all ready because they've heard

01:57:38.960 all this stuff for you know what i mean yeah um i don't know if that makes sense but but i'm like

01:57:46.440 jeremy boring why are you talking to i don't know the text never came out but like are you guys

01:57:53.040 friends before they got married they might i mean but why why would those be in the court documents

01:58:00.640 is my question like why would they texting a married woman jeremy yeah i'm not gonna like

01:58:07.380 accuse him of that because i don't know me but um i'm just playing with him because he's boring so

01:58:15.540 instead of making a little interesting yeah but the like who follows hillary the followers you

01:58:20.940 know like brett cooper like brett cooper why are you following her like that's a divorced woman 1.00

01:58:26.760 she she wrongfully called him an abuser why are you like sydney watts like all these people lauren 0.84

01:58:35.280 chen um like no one can say hey that's a bad woman stay away from her like what kind of woman does 1.00

01:58:43.260 that like that's an evil thing to do like this the sisterhood yes liz wheeler ben ben like that's

01:58:53.180 bullshit like i just think and ever since then i just could never like i just could never see it 0.82

01:59:00.200 the same i don't know it just really bothered me well simping ain't easy apparently um no actually

01:59:06.940 it's really easy yeah it's really easy um let's see i want to see if there's any other videos but

01:59:13.700 i think that was the the simpery okay so let's talk about this ben thing yeah um i would think

01:59:21.580 like you know how angry ben gets when somebody talks about israel yeah you would i would love

01:59:28.660 to see him get that angry at a woman who is defiling herself with a hundred dudes

01:59:33.340 just you know like you want to just like stop it woman you're a whore no it's always kid gloves 0.99

01:59:40.400 always and i don't like i don't know it's just sad to see i used to really like the daily wire

01:59:49.580 and it's just sad to see where they went no i could see why guys that are not married you know

01:59:54.160 are doing it because they're virtuous signaling to all the other whores out there like hey ladies 1.00

01:59:58.860 you know i i forgive i don't judge but what has been doing it for i don't know i mean they would

02:00:09.060 get eaten alive in today's dating market there's no way yeah i don't i don't understand it oh yeah

02:00:15.900 i wanted to show you this for your trend of i wanted to show you the girls gone bible saying

02:00:22.060 something stupid oh god they always say something i know i know i know so you're telling me think 0.78

02:00:28.220 about the guy friends you had if you called them today or at two o'clock in the morning and you

02:00:33.180 said i want to hang out you think they wouldn't come okay but i mean that's just the truth trust

02:00:39.420 me i like i have guy friends but i am aware of the fact that like oh yeah yeah yeah i mean i'm i

02:00:46.700 i truly i don't have any guy friends it's the weirdest thing i like my friends are all women 0.99

02:00:51.260 you're making me look so bad but i will tell you that i do feel so connected to men like i feel so

02:00:57.340 calm okay let's move on let's move on well okay well i i did have a question here it said uh are

02:01:03.340 you guys boy crazy nah nah no way no no no this is the thing me and ari love love man we are and

02:01:16.300 like i i pretend to be this tough guy like i love love so much do you want to know the honest to god

02:01:22.380 truth i don't know if i'm gonna sound a little too much when i say this but um

02:01:28.540 one was a whore you heard that she's like you know i got guy friends i can know i got a lot 0.99

02:01:36.900 of guy friends they sound like they're in their 30s they sound the way they talk they sound like

02:01:43.480 they're like 17. yeah yeah yeah um wow and they they gone bible after the whole phase

02:01:54.040 yeah i want to also show you some clips of men of men marketing marriage super well

02:02:03.600 things in my house that i can't touch let's start in the bathroom where there's stuff

02:02:09.120 everywhere that i can't touch like these towels here this towel here and this towel here none of

02:02:15.760 them can be used although they are located conveniently next to the tub and the shower

02:02:19.720 Apparently they're decorations.

02:02:21.720 Next we have these jars of Q-tips, bath bombs, and soaps.

02:02:24.720 Apparently they're decorations also.

02:02:26.720 So if I want a Q-tip, I'll have to get the ones under my counter.

02:02:30.720 And I don't know why these cutouts are here.

02:02:32.720 I was thinking this was a place for my shower gel.

02:02:34.720 But honestly, they're for baked plants.

02:02:37.720 Don't get me started on the never-ending amount of candles we have all around the house.

02:02:41.720 Like this one. Like this one. And this one. And these.

02:02:45.720 That's up in the kitchen where we have these jars.

02:02:48.720 This is what women mean when they say they make a house at home 1.00

02:03:16.260 they put all this BS that you can't that we don't use and you can't it's like it's like what what's

02:03:22.720 the point yeah it's like on then it's the people with big families always use them for clout tomorrow

02:03:30.820 I'm gonna talk about that woman on Twitter I'll give you a preview there's a woman on Twitter 1.00

02:03:34.980 Morgan Ariel who's now crying that people are hitting on her 14 year old daughter but why is

02:03:42.240 she on the internet yeah like aren't you then you're a bad parent like don't put your kids on

02:03:48.440 the internet if you can't like there's create like newsflash it's twitter there's literal porn on

02:03:53.840 twitter like what that's why like that's why on twitter i'm like why do these people post their

02:03:58.480 kids when there's literal porn stars on here yeah like i don't understand like like if you cared

02:04:03.700 about your kids why don't you keep them from that stuff like they see and it's kind of cute right

02:04:12.580 it's like a cute kit but wait a minute why are all the little girls like twerking did you see that 0.99

02:04:26.660 yeah i did

02:04:41.940 i mean that one was all right that was pretty cool yeah i mean it's choices and trade-off but don't

02:04:47.220 complain about like people coming for your kids if you put them on the internet we i wanted to

02:04:53.780 show you other bad marketing for marriage so let me know what you think of this one we you've just

02:05:00.740 changed my life in every way know that your sister hallie and my mom have been trying to set us up

02:05:05.780 for years but i wasn't ready back then and you know it wasn't up until like two years ago that

02:05:14.820 i even really knew who i was i've learned so much about myself and i had such a wall around my heart

02:05:20.980 for so long and with you the walls came crashing down and we've just became closer and closer and

02:05:30.340 i just feel like you're literally an angel sent to me i feel like i'm so grateful to have been

02:05:36.100 patient to find my one and only and you're my everything and i can't wait to make you feel

02:05:41.140 like the luckiest guy in the world for the rest of your life i love you not yet

02:05:45.620 oh guys that's the most cringiest thing you could put on you know what why like why i if you if you

02:05:55.060 rejected your husband first shut up about it please god like just shut up i don't okay look 0.96

02:06:03.080 if you friend zoned your husband first and that was how you guys met it's not cute it's not cute

02:06:09.560 at all other other men will make fun of him so if you like him or you made him wait and you didn't

02:06:18.680 always make other men wait don't tell them that either i would be so mad do you not remember one

02:06:24.520 night in paris ladies it's time ladies ladies ladies ladies it's time to lie ladies ladies 0.77

02:06:31.240 ladies you know if okay lying would be better than this i'm not saying lying is good or moral

02:06:39.560 But it's better than that humiliation ritual that you put him through.

02:06:44.320 You know, there's many things that men lie to us about.

02:06:47.660 Men say that we look great when we obviously don't.

02:06:51.180 They say, you know.

02:06:53.040 You say you look amazing.

02:06:54.400 You look, you're glowing.

02:06:56.020 When really we're mids.

02:06:57.940 And they know it.

02:06:59.520 They say, I didn't notice you.

02:07:01.940 I have wife goggles. 1.00

02:07:03.200 You didn't age at all.

02:07:04.900 They noticed.

02:07:07.060 We just try to keep you happy.

02:07:08.340 yeah and i don't understand why sometimes we can't give them that same courtesy

02:07:12.720 like you know what she should have said she said look i know i curved you and i put you in the

02:07:19.200 friend zone and i tried with tyrone and i tried chad on that one night in paris video that leaked

02:07:24.820 out um after kim kardashians but you know what life has taught me is that i need a good guy that's

02:07:35.280 you know it's gonna be there and i need to stop chasing all the ones that just are not

02:07:40.480 yeah all these other guys they pumped and dumped and you stayed and played so might as well get

02:07:47.200 married yeah so they're not doing a great job marketing marriage i mean like that's literally

02:07:57.440 what she did was literally like the friends episode where like ross and rachel um like if

02:08:03.120 we're over once we hit 30 we'll get married if we're still single like it's bad and it's you

02:08:09.440 know like work for it a little bit like make them work for it a bit why do they just hand out their

02:08:16.720 commitment but see this guy did come up i mean he did kind of get the drizzle drizzle life that's

02:08:23.520 true oh gosh i wanted to show the cat fishing look at this this is an ad that came up whoa whoa

02:08:32.480 whoa that's a lot of dough yeah look at this a lot of rolls look at this

02:08:39.280 isn't that crazy look how much better that looks um holy isn't that crazy are you serious right now

02:08:51.040 tummy controlling booty lifting so freaking good what about the back fat betty brand new 1.00

02:08:57.520 why they took my favorite hilera leggings yeah like go scroll back a little bit

02:09:04.640 just no no that's not far back a little bit oh no god not you'd have to put us through that again

02:09:09.760 right there right there all right you see like that turn then when she turns her side 0.99

02:09:13.680 yeah that that roll right there that's just spilling out like it's screaming it's gross but

02:09:20.080 why i don't know they're they all they're all logging off they're like stop torturing us

02:09:27.520 okay well i think that's all my topics for today um i really wanted to ben sheer

02:09:34.100 ben all right let's talk about oh let's make before we go let's make a simp olympics

02:09:40.540 okay google slides so i want to make a slide a powerpoint

02:09:47.340 i just thought of this now and

02:09:52.400 And we're going to do, wait, take it down.

02:09:57.800 Don't put it up yet.

02:10:00.120 Who do you guys think is the number one simp?

02:10:03.000 I'm going to make a competition.

02:10:05.740 So now we have Ben Shapiro.

02:10:08.320 What did Charlie Kirk say?

02:10:10.160 Charlie Kirk, he.

02:10:12.560 Did he blame the men?

02:10:13.800 Did he say what about the men?

02:10:14.740 No, no.

02:10:15.540 What he does is he does the get married anyway speeches.

02:10:19.020 Oh.

02:10:19.600 And the like family is the best thing ever.

02:10:21.700 But what did he say about Lily?

02:10:22.960 Did he say anything about Lily?

02:10:24.660 Oh, you know what?

02:10:25.620 I haven't seen anything from him.

02:10:27.340 Let's see.

02:10:28.260 Charlie, Kirk, Lily.

02:10:32.580 Nothing.

02:10:33.660 Oh, that's good.

02:10:34.560 Nothing from him.

02:10:35.160 It's probably good for him.

02:10:36.140 I don't think it's tape.

02:10:37.640 Well, actually, he should come out and say something against her.

02:10:40.800 So let's just take the Daily Wire, guys.

02:10:44.620 And I want to see who is the biggest simp.

02:10:49.580 I think Matt Walsh.

02:10:50.880 he's the least he's yeah i think he's he used to be kind of simpy in his takes but i think he's

02:10:57.540 woken up recently yeah the simp the simplest one is michael knolls yeah he's got to be number one

02:11:03.980 he's number one he i have to give him an award i did like him when i like you met him too yeah

02:11:09.560 i still like he's a he's a nice guy but i can't just you can be a nice guy and be a simp yeah

02:11:15.380 all nice guys are simps all simps are nice guys yeah i don't know if he's actually a simp like

02:11:20.500 in his real what like life

02:11:22.700 I don't know

02:11:26.720 I don't know but just based

02:11:28.940 on his takes

02:11:29.980 so we're going to give

02:11:31.960 alright so

02:11:34.420 who did these all

02:11:36.600 oh I think they all go together if you don't put them

02:11:38.800 individually we're going to do

02:11:41.200 so Ben Shapiro

02:11:45.180 is going to be second place

02:11:46.460 now the reason that he's second

02:11:48.960 places because he begged his wife to marry him and he keeps telling to get men to get married

02:11:54.580 regardless of the risk and he led with his wallet yeah so that's gonna be second matt walsh is gonna

02:12:02.240 be a simp because he now i'm gonna tell you he's still on it because he would always he said he

02:12:09.040 wasn't allowed to smoke in his house and i just thought that was pretty like what you're what

02:12:13.640 you're gonna let your wife tell you you can't smoke in your house that's true i would never

02:12:18.460 would never this is my house i'll smoke way out please yeah then we got michael knolls as the

02:12:24.980 number one draft pick because obviously the nala situation oh yeah he's still he's still in the i'm 0.89

02:12:30.300 also i'm gonna add in charlie kirk because he's kind of simpy too what about um steve harvey you

02:12:37.920 gotta throw steve harvey in there okay who's worse steve harvey or my or michael knolls steve harvey

02:12:45.640 i gotta say he's gotta be number one yeah yeah okay fine well congratulations michael if you see

02:12:54.780 this um okay we got charlie kirk what about will smith he's gonna go okay this is of conservatism

02:13:06.260 okay just conservative i mean i'm gonna add steve harvey for fun gotcha just to be the number one

02:13:12.040 just because he's so much worse he really is he really is but we could do that maybe tomorrow

02:13:18.060 a simp like a simp like a simp scale like yeah so we got we're gonna put we're gonna go a little

02:13:28.160 off they can see this now right no oh they can't oh yeah share it all right so guys i've been making

02:13:35.280 this like slideshow here.

02:13:38.100 So at the top

02:13:39.420 we got Steve Harvey.

02:13:45.320 Okay. He's gonna...

02:13:47.220 Matt Walsh is gonna go at the same thing.

02:13:48.960 No, no, no. He's less.

02:13:50.860 He's less. I don't think he's less.

02:13:52.780 I think he's just... I mean, did you watch him in

02:13:54.480 Sexton?

02:13:57.160 Him and Sexton had a good

02:13:58.780 conversation.

02:14:00.780 Yeah, but he's still obviously sound.

02:14:02.980 I mean, he is, but he's not as...

02:14:05.280 he's waking up you can see it that's why i would give him the benefit of doubt a little bit and

02:14:09.980 lower him i won't okay i won't sorry man i tried i'll tell you why i won't because his wife spurged

02:14:16.980 out at me on twitter why is your wife arguing with me get your wife in control yeah like that's like 1.00

02:14:21.480 why is your she like spurged out and said i was gonna die alone because i pointed out

02:14:26.760 that all of them are under the age of 45 these guys because i couldn't figure out why they kept

02:14:33.000 lying about the marriage stuff and then i realized that they're all under the age of 45 and i tweeted

02:14:38.920 that and she took it as a personal attack and wrote me i could probably find the essay it's

02:14:43.780 out there somewhere but no hard feelings you know don't worry mad i'll put it aside no hard feelings

02:14:49.700 but um i gotta add you like you're on the same level as these guys you you might be able to

02:14:56.240 break out of the symptoms someday but right now he's just a little bit lower just a little give

02:15:00.520 him a hair i'm actually gonna go higher because ben shapiro's wife's never done that damn you 1.00

02:15:06.280 should have had your woman check you should have just had your checkmate anyways um i can't but 0.99

02:15:13.960 brett cooper can't be a simp you know i actually i think brett cooper may stay married i'm optimistic

02:15:20.120 about her i don't know why call me uh maybe maybe i'm partial because i'm a fan i don't know um but

02:15:26.920 let me know what you guys think in the comments put down who would you put on the hierarchy of

02:15:33.000 symptom if i make a hierarchy now is it just conservatives or we're just doing any man period

02:15:40.280 i want to hear you guys's draft like final draft picks for conservatives and then also just a 0.71

02:15:48.680 regular because it'd be interesting i i don't know i got to see who were in play i want and cite your

02:15:55.080 sources why are they simpy uh tom brady well we could do a hierarchy of the worst trad women 1.00

02:16:04.360 oh that would be funny so you got lauren southerns yeah like she's the worst then you could have like 1.00

02:16:09.640 the lauren chen candace owens where they're still married they had the kids but they

02:16:15.160 but they won't take their husband's like last name or you know ali beth stuck like you know 0.99

02:16:20.440 candace wants to run for to be president yeah i know i'm like do you want to raise the kids no

02:16:29.320 that's what a nanny's for uh i i i think she does them now she works from home but 1.00

02:16:35.480 nala's husband got to get on that list oh he's got to be number one he's like he's tied with um

02:16:42.920 yeah like brett right now i would say she's on track i would put her as the top of the trad 1.00

02:16:48.280 right now now hear me out for for a conservative commentator we're already not that traditional

02:16:55.160 but she's got to be at the top because right now she could have a kid under the age of 25. 1.00

02:17:02.200 if she does it you're more traditional if you have the kids young so if like right now she

02:17:07.400 just got canned from the daily wire if she wanted she could go do the complete traditional life

02:17:14.920 have the kids walk away from the media while the kids are young i doubt she'll completely do that 0.99

02:17:22.440 it's a lot of money tough i'm not saying she should i'm not saying she should but if we're

02:17:27.720 going to push traditionalism i'm going to put her she's more traditional than candace owens

02:17:33.240 candace owens got married at 30. ali beth stocky did not have a kid tell her late 20s lauren chen

02:17:39.160 didn't have a kid till 29 i don't care if you guys got married young if you didn't have a kid

02:17:42.760 until late doesn't count yeah doesn't count well she she at least is in the best position to be 1.00

02:17:49.520 the most trad the most trad of current yeah I'm like it's no one's really that trad there's no

02:17:57.380 such thing as traditional there's no but I'm just saying if we're gonna I have it on the board over

02:18:02.240 there I didn't pull it out today but I have a like traditional is closer to an arranged marriage

02:18:07.880 brett cooper married her husband who was like down the street from her they met like in tennessee but

02:18:13.220 they grew up next to each other that's closer towards a range yeah she could have three plus

02:18:18.980 kids at this point she got married at 22 yeah yeah she's like she bowed out early right yeah

02:18:26.780 like and by the way i'm not saying good or bad but i'm saying hypothetically she would

02:18:32.260 she has the opportunity to be at the top of my chart yeah no no she could she definitely does 1.00

02:18:39.060 i love rachel wilson oh yeah but i can't she can't be at the top she just can't the 0.99

02:18:46.900 i'm not trying to rag on her but you know she's divorced i can't you can't it can't be a second 1.00

02:18:52.060 husband and well i mean no actually no think about it if if if you had in every intention

02:18:59.240 to get married young and have kids young and be that trad wife then and shit happened like 0.58

02:19:04.900 i love i i love rachel i love her to death but i can't give her that it's it's like it's choices

02:19:12.920 did you get married did you stay married well she stayed married just to she remarried someone 1.00

02:19:18.740 no it doesn't count you can't i i'm not i'm not saying like um again i know i love her but i'm

02:19:26.060 not going to give her my my chart has got to be based on is there going to be anybody it can't

02:19:31.520 be there's going to be no one that's a problem but i'm saying brett is the only one that because

02:19:36.480 my my chart for traditional would be young marriage below 25 kids below 25 i'm not even

02:19:43.580 saying i could have said below 22 25 would have been late for my grandma but i'm giving you ladies 0.94

02:19:48.260 till 25 to pop out a kid i think what you're going to end up finding is that i've been saying

02:19:54.640 for a while there's no such thing as traditional conservative oh do you want to see the i i

02:19:58.260 collected data on all of them do you want to see the chart i made yeah i wanted to and then everyone

02:20:03.500 was getting mad at me we don't do better not don't share don't share till i say like there's

02:20:08.180 like there's like um no such thing as traditional now you can so i pulled um the the percentage is

02:20:18.460 15 got married below 25 really and that was just a number of kids

02:20:25.480 uh there's only eight women out of 78 that had kids below 25 wow oh that was 15 sorry 31 got

02:20:37.260 married age of first marriage but that doesn't include like i didn't i that's why i haven't

02:20:42.400 like released these officially yet because i haven't calculated which of those got divorced

02:20:47.960 um but yeah you could like pull up i have number of kids on here

02:20:55.520 like it's really rare the tops you're gonna get is four

02:20:59.400 but even uh i think matt walsh maybe was the top doesn't he have like six

02:21:04.940 yes but he had two twins in her 30s i think that's ivf that doesn't make sense you're just

02:21:12.500 that's not statistically likely i mean jesus does miracles like no but like i looked it up and

02:21:19.100 twins are likely in your 30s if it's your thirds like if it's your like your third or more kid

02:21:24.620 but it's twice it happened to you it's a i just don't what if like twins run in both of their

02:21:31.940 families it's possible i just wouldn't if i had to bet if i had to like spend money yeah and like

02:21:38.040 put money on it and by the way i only i only took people like if someone's family was really hard

02:21:46.360 to find i would just skip them so it wasn't like a lot of people were accusing me of like

02:21:51.160 digging like like trying to expose them or whatever but it's it's stuff they post their

02:21:56.720 families online yeah so i'm like why it's publicly available um like there was one marjorie taylor

02:22:02.960 green i couldn't find her kids anywhere i just let it go um like for the number of kids stat but her 0.80

02:22:09.600 husband was on here i think lila rose is 36 age of first marriage was 30 first child was 31

02:22:18.000 being uh liz wheeler 35 uh age of first marriage was 28 first child was 30 number of kids too

02:22:25.280 i also have the net worth of their husbands damn yeah so i i looked up the ones i could find um

02:22:31.840 so like for example and if I couldn't find it I just gave them an average average salary so like

02:22:40.020 Gina Botempo she I couldn't find her husband anywhere I just put 40k because I was like okay

02:22:47.640 I'm so I'm being like charitable the other way right um let's see here Caitlin Bennett her

02:22:56.860 husband it's uh i think six zeros is two million i think yeah two million dollars two point carrie

02:23:03.580 lake 2.5 um cat temp is five million kellyann conway 20 million kimberly gilfold uh 350 million

02:23:17.820 kimberly gif was funny yeah it's not like i'm not you know

02:23:21.420 i'm not like i'm not trying to attack anybody but i'm like let's be honest about what we choose here

02:23:28.660 yeah so it's like it's traditionalism if you have like the average was i'd have to calculate it and

02:23:36.340 some of these are blank but the average was over five million dollars really yeah i mean like look

02:23:42.820 at the number do you see this chart no i don't have the screen up oh yeah yeah put it up put it

02:23:47.120 up um like if you look at the numbers here it's like look how many zeros yeah there's a lot of

02:23:53.880 zeros yeah like um and then i i tried to i even i'll say how many of them are like let's go by

02:24:02.840 generation yeah so that's the thing too because the millennials you don't know if they're going

02:24:07.340 to get divorced yet yeah but like i wanted to see if there's any gen xers and these were tougher to 1.00

02:24:12.820 find there aren't as many gen x youtubers um but oh no sorry not gen x i meant gen z

02:24:21.300 so like these are the gen z ones but they're still really you're still coming up yeah

02:24:28.120 uh not really i mean it's up to 27 yeah but i'm saying like they're like but they hypothetically

02:24:35.480 like 24 amala um no kids brett cooper's 23 uh i think she might not have been oh her net worth 0.88

02:24:44.300 of her husband online says 5 million but what what is uh that's her husband what's her net worth

02:24:49.840 you don't you're just going off for her husband their husband's net worth yeah yeah because i'm

02:24:53.800 like that's what's that's what like i'm trying to prove that you know that's something we select

02:25:00.560 for when they act like not all women are like that but yeah but I'm proving like it's they're 0.99

02:25:07.140 the same and so when I fully released this Kimberly yeah now they're separated but they

02:25:14.060 weren't when I did this okay I know I know I know they're separated Kimberly Guilfold but

02:25:18.920 that's recent I made this like a couple weeks ago so yeah and I just felt like this was really

02:25:24.760 helpful to so now when you know lauren shen says not all women are like that i'll say why didn't

02:25:31.540 you have kids at 22 i was in college i was on my journey it's not wrong you know riley gains 24

02:25:38.680 married no kids um we'll see if she does it she's got she's got a year to be in my trad category 1.00

02:25:44.960 otherwise you're just not trad it's okay doesn't mean you're a bad person it's all right i mean

02:25:49.260 you know isn't she the one that did the the conservative beer magazine or calendar yeah 0.94

02:25:55.240 well but and she's um i don't even think she really claims traditional i don't think she

02:25:59.980 that's something she really we need to just like just acknowledge that there's no such thing as

02:26:05.180 traditional conservative women anymore yeah like you know the last traditional conservative age 1.00

02:26:11.260 group of women are my grandmother's age and she's in her 90s i agree my grandma's in her 90s i think

02:26:17.580 even the 70s are still pretty modern like women that are 70 when i interview women i would notice

02:26:23.880 like that was the age that i would get answers like obeying your husband and that sort of thing

02:26:29.380 if you go to 70s they were a lot of them were separated so like my thing is like oh if you're

02:26:34.560 looking for a trad then the trad woman then go to a senior center they're there they're just in

02:26:41.660 wheelchairs they might forget your name i actually want to do interviews there one way

02:26:46.240 gotta be careful going there that and and to keep it more honest i also included commentators

02:26:52.820 wives if i could find them so the male commentators wives so that way they can't say like it's there's

02:27:00.640 you know like matt walsh's wife she's not openly a public figure yeah i i what i found she got

02:27:06.680 married at 29 all the kids were in her 30s maybe maybe it was off by a year or two but i'm pretty

02:27:13.400 sure that's so she was like hitting the wall and she's like oh matt matt'll do yeah i mean it's not

02:27:19.000 it's not bad or good it's just like they say i think it worked out i think they'll stay together

02:27:23.740 but yeah you know anyways um that's it so guys i am going to be back tomorrow three central these

02:27:32.140 are just extra shows this weekend because glenn was in town thank you so much for you know coming

02:27:37.060 out yeah of course thank you for having me you know we had so much fun um do you want to tell

02:27:42.500 them where they could find you great commentary this weekend um you can find me at uh your mama's

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Pearl - December 16, 2024

Ben Shapiro joins the SIMP olympics

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