Pearl - December 26, 2025Christmas Pictures Are For Mothers to Build Their Brand (conservatives will simp forever)
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1 hour and 30 minutes
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148.40656
Summary
In this episode of Pearl Daily, I talk about my weight gain over the past week, Thanksgiving, and what I'm working on for my upcoming documentary. I also talk about how I'm trying to figure out how to be a better t-shirt maker.
Transcript
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What up guys? Welcome to another episode of Pearl Daily here on the Audacity Network.
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You know, the reason I called my network the Audacity Network, it was because I just felt
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like I had the audacity. And I really enjoy people that had the audacity. I'm going to
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actually share my screen. So as you guys know, we're going to be changing some stuff this
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year mostly because they keep cucking me in these contracts so i i don't know exactly how we're
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going to change everything but if you want to support the channel right now go fund me is
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probably the best way to do it because i mean there's going to be some changes i'll show you
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what i've been working on so i don't really like this um website i think this video like it kind
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of looks cool but like i really want the website to have like three tiers where it's like one is
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uh donate to the documentary and maybe has like fundraising goals another one's um let me look
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what else did i have um another one is gonna be
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my i want to start writing i want to be a writer i want to be a bitch who writes you know
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and i want to have the blog on the website but apparently i might have to do it on substack so
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i don't know and then maybe one with my old content you guys don't really seem to care
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um like no one really watches my old content so i don't know i ran out of storage on this
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then they wanted to hike up the price and i'm like i just can't i can't do this you guys um
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and maybe it's me right maybe i expect too much i probably do as a woman but we might just build
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our own thing i don't know but i'm open for business do you know what i mean like if you
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got a pitch on how to consolidate all my apps feel free just pearly things at gmail.com
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i really prefer to be texted to be honest sometimes i want to put my number on stream
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but i'm like that's probably a bad idea probably not the best idea am i live on youtube and twitter
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let me double check so i did think or not thanksgiving i did christmas yesterday and
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I won't lie. I kind of, I didn't eat the best. I didn't, I don't want to say my weight after
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Christmas, but I'm a little bit bummed. I'm a little bit bummed. I, I had some hot chocolate.
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I had, I had, I drank a little bit, you know, I had a lot of fun. Um, I had some prime rib.
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I ate a lot of it and that just does not help your weight. Okay. I'll tell you it's 164.
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and i'm like no it's gonna take me so long to break 162 again this whole week has just been bad
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i'm a fat ass i'm a fat ass and i can't deny it
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And I wish I had a snat, wait, and I wish I had a snatched old waist, but I can't help when that food's in my face. I'm a fat ass and I can't deny it.
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Hey, I do want to get to 155. I'm going to get there eventually.
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I'm going to get there eventually. That's my goal weight, 155.
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I don't know. Should I stop talking about that? This is a little embarrassing.
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Maybe I shouldn't. Maybe I shouldn't share so much. Maybe I should share less.
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What's wrong with my hair? I don't know. I just didn't style it today.
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It's like, I mean, are you here to nag me? I get it. I could be better looking. I could be
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more presentable. But I'm going to show you guys what I'm working on. So I bought a t-shirt machine.
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i can't move it because it's kind of big and i don't really i don't know when my producer
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makes my setup i don't like to move it but you know what i think i can put a picture on stream
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So it's like a t-shirt press like this. Now, I mean, there's been some t-shirt companies that
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have like reached out to me, but I'm like, guys, I have the space here. I'd rather just do it here
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and cut you guys out of the middle because I don't really sell a ton of t-shirts. So it's more.
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so these are the press things i don't know how to use it yet but it says shut the fuck up
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university so there's only i only ordered because i just wanted to figure out how to do the t-shirts
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i only ordered one two three four i think six of these so it's not a lot and it's just going
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be on a black t-shirt um yeah so i mean it's really limited edition because i'm really just
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trying to figure out how to make them and these are going to be for sale once i make them
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but it's like i have this stuff i want to do and i just need one simple system that'll like
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put it all together where I can, you know, use a blog, sell t-shirts, um, maybe put my old content
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up. But right now I'm just paying too much for it, which wouldn't be too bad if I made a ton
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of money, but I currently like, I do okay, but I just can't really swing. You guys are right.
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These bangs are kind of messed up today. We're going to, we're going to push them out of the way.
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so like until i i figure this stuff out i i swear i swear to god i'm calling you guys but
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the problem is i've called a few of you and i want to be able to log when i call you and
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take notes like log your birthdays log everything and i just i don't know i just switched to active
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campaign from survey monkey or whatever and i have a call with them in a week to really
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understand how to use it because i'm just very confused i'm very confused
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um but i find i get taken advantage of if i don't understand how this stuff works
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so um that's that's kind of why i'm doing the t-shirt thing is because i just noticed because
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i'm a woman i'm kind of agreeable people love to charge me too much and i'm kind of sick of it you
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know um i i i'm a little bit just annoyed um people always raise their price like maybe i
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expect too much i don't know but my gut feeling is if i understand it well i'm not going to collect
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data you guys don't want me to collect right but you know i just i wanna i'm i'm not great with
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names and faces but i always remember stories so i want to be able to put down a note um
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like about our conversation and i'll remember our if we have a conversation
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i'll remember it for the rest of my life but i am utterly terrible i am utterly terrible with
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names and faces like i don't know what it is i think maybe i don't do eye contact very well
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i think that's part of it um but if you tell me a story and you say i met you and told you this
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story i will remember the story forever like you don't understand it's not gonna go anywhere so
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i mean that's just kind of what i'm working on um i'm hoping i'll get that done in the next month
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like two one to two months i'm in talks with a few people also i'm doing um
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world war debate i'm debating anna casparian so if you guys want to see me live um
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i think i need to do a giveaway too they're texting me now about a giveaway
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i don't really like debating but i will do it for money to be honest
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because debating is just two people i don't even know what we're debating i'm a little
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i'm a little uneasy you know because i'm like what are we what are we debating
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because i don't know feminism being good or bad i don't really like that prompt
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because it's great for women i mean women get to do whatever we want and still get married after
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I mean, this is like a victory lap, but it enslaves men, and that's not really a good thing, right?
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i mean i guess i am but i still think all women are feminists even
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it's good for the women in society and by good i don't mean like it's moral right but
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i mean women can essentially be whores forever and still get me i mean that's pretty good deal
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oh i get 25 tickets apparently okay how do i access them or give them away
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it's january i think 10th or 11th in atlantic city
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i'm probably going to take a couple days off at the next week to prep so if you don't see me
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okay i'll see who wants to go let me let me text i'll text my dad and say do you want to
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me debate anna casparian you wanna see me debate anna casparian if you go to see me and then i'll
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who else do I want to invite I'll see if my father wants to go
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I don't have a ton of friends obviously I mean I think I think a lot of people don't understand
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in this business you can't have a lot of friends I wish I could I mean one I'm not the most likable
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I get kicked out of female friend groups pretty easy. I think that's why I had no problem really
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betraying like the sisterhood because these women have been bitches to me my whole life.
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My whole life. Okay. I'll, I'll give you, and maybe I'm sure I did something to be fair,
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but with women, you never know what you really did. So it's not even like there's room for
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improvement. Like a man will tell you about yourself. You might not listen, right? But a
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man will tell you about yourself women they just tell everybody else why they don't like you don't
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tell you and then a lot of times it's over bullshit and then they blame you oh i'll see if my sister
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wants to go do you want to see me debate in atlantic city see me debate in atlantic city
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so i mean when i was a kid i'll tell you one of the most devastating stories that ever happened
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to me i'd like to say i am over it now but i i don't know there's certain candid events that
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really shape you as a person where you were just like devastated and nobody can really hurt you
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like that again but it kind of ingrains into your brain it ingrains forever
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and this was it so when i was in um fifth grade about i had two bffs i had two female bffs and
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we were the best of friends we were in the trifecta we actually had we had nicknames
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for ourselves you won't even believe how stupid my nickname was you won't even believe it
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so um what it was we called one girl jims one girl nap like a nap and um my nickname was pudding
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and um the reason we came up with this was you know i'm not going to say their initials but it
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was kind of a play on their initials and my initials are hupuda hannah pearl davis that's
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my full name um which kind of makes it confusing as an adult because like half the people i know
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call me hannah and half the people i know call me pearl and then they always find each other
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and they're like what is your name and i'm like look when i got on the internet i started going
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by by pearl um and on a few volleyball teams i did pearl because there was another hannah and
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then i now i have two names so whatever um so ho put it and we're like put it kind of sounds like
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pudding and we were the best of friends we hung out we even did a ouija sorry mom if you're watching
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this um we did even do a ouija board together maybe that's why i'm like cursed or something
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we did do a ouija i remember like um we would go to one of the girls house and play the ouija board
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in the basement and i don't know if it worked or not if they were messing with me because i'm kind
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of gullible so as an adult you look back and you're like i don't um i don't know if
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i know i did do i did do a ouija board as a kid i did
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i look you don't need to laugh at me for calling myself pudding
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all right so um and i remember we talked to this ghost and his name was t and apparently t said
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that he died like in something ad by getting his hand bit by like a bird um and please i know when
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i tell these stories people are gonna think i'm like a satanist or something weird no i've never
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been haunted since i was fine like when i was a kid i do remember like weird like i remember the
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ouija board thing going like do do do do like you know lifting up and down but remember it was three
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of us so if two of them came together like that is something they could do to like mess with you
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do you know what i'm saying like i wouldn't put it past child me because i was always very gullible
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to be messed with. I don't know if I spoke to a ghost or not. I've always felt like it's easier
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to just not believe in ghosts. I'd rather just not believe it because I used to, I had chickens as a
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kid and I used to go out and let the chickens out at night. And I remember being terrified these
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ghosts were going to come get me when I went to the, and I lived on 40 acres in the middle of
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nowhere like i mean i lived in like farm chicago farmer-ish country
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so i remember i i have my chicken food and my water and i'm thinking these ghosts are gonna
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come kill me and my dad just i asked my dad if he believed in that stuff and he said no there's no
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point like so what if it does like if it does exist who cares and i just felt like that was a
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better mindset and ever since i didn't believe in ghosts um ever since i didn't believe in ghosts
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they never haunted me so i don't i don't know but anyways i'm the best of pals um i sound like i've
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been haunted well i don't know okay so the ghost was in her basement and that's where we would do
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the ouija board right um which you could get at barnes and noble and toys r us i don't know why
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they sell this um i mean you guys are saying they're demons it might have been i don't know
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i mean how like how am i supposed to know i was a kid i was a child
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i was like in fifth grade so we're like talking to this ghost um and we did everything together
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like we did the 101 things to do at walmart i don't know if anyone remembers that but i think
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was destined to be a youtuber because i've always loved doing weird things in public so like as a
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kid i actually can't believe i'm telling you guys this story as a kid um okay don't call me pudding
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i'm not trying to bring that back as a child um
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um, as a child, um, we were the best of pals. We did everything together. We talked to our
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ghosts together. We, um, we went to Walmart. We went to, um, we did 101 things to do at Walmart
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because in my town, um, now where I'm from is really populated. Like it's kind of crazy how
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populated it is like i can't believe there there is everything you could possibly want now like in
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terms of food to eat or in terms of but when i was a kid you had to drive 20 minutes to everywhere
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but walmart and so we obviously had to make a good time out of walmart and there was a list
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called 101 things to do at walmart it included things like you the loud speaker would go on
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and then you would scream shut up shut up not the voices again shut up shut up and like you
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would just pretend to be crazy or like we would do sword fights in walmart um we would like be
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kids and buy condoms because we thought it was funny i mean let me i don't know if this list
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is still on the internet but we would um hide in the clothes racks and when people came by
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said we would say buy me i mean we terrorized this walmart and none of it like there was no
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internet back then so i didn't do this um i've always just liked
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i've always just enjoyed like pushing social boundaries you know even before youtube like was
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a thing okay yeah 101 things taking shopping carts for the express purpose of filling them
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and stranding them at locations and we didn't do that one ride those electronic cars at the front
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yeah we did that um start playing football and ask the employees to join in i am sure i am sure
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they hated us at this walmart and rightfully so i am sure they yeah but if you google this i'll
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put it in the chat 101 things to do at walmart that was my childhood um then we would get candy
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and like eat it and have sleepovers and we were the best of friends now this is fifth grade sixth
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grade 7th grade and I get to 8th grade and social media comes out so Facebook comes out and as a
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kid I didn't really realize how much stuff I wasn't invited to yeah and I did it at this mall near me
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too as a child i mean on the internet i like to be pearl um sorry um in person i don't really
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care i like both like i think they're both good names so i don't mind um
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so i'm going like where was i so in eighth grade i find out my friends hate me
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and I thought we were the best of friends. I found out I had these two best friends. I didn't
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hang out with anyone else, and I found out they hate me, right? They did not like me. They did
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not want to be my friend. They were hanging out. They were having all these sleepovers without me,
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and eighth grade Pearl is devastated. I am so sad. I remember crying till like two in the
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morning being so sad, and my mom coming in and just like holding me, and like, so when I found
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this all out um and I remember I had an older cousin at the time and I think he was a little
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red-pilled with bitches because he gave me the best advice he said don't get mad don't get angry
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just call him up and say look oh and I found out too from other people that they were just talking
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trash about me to the whole class all my secrets they were telling everybody not that you have that
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many secrets as a kid but like anything I ever said you know anything I ever said personal they
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were telling everybody. Yeah, it was in eighth grade. So I'm, baby Pearl Hannah is so sad,
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devastated. I know. And my cousin, I get on the phone with the girl and I confronted her and I
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said, you said this about me. You said this about me. You said this about me. And he said, don't
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get mad. Don't argue. Just say, I wouldn't do that to you and walk away. And so that's what I did.
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I said, you know what? I just can't believe you guys did that. I would never do that to you.
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We're not friends anymore. And that was it. I walked away. And I remember her,
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I'm not, you know, I'm not saying I'm a perfect person
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but yeah that was that was my eighth grade trauma that was that was the most
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well and now you might say as a guy you might say well it's probably a you problem right people
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turning on you. It's really not. It's a female problem. You know, I could say the same thing
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with all of your ex-girlfriends, right? Men have the luxury of real friendship.
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That is a luxury that you guys have with real friendship. Women, it's pretty lonely life
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because women aren't your friends, right? Women will always turn on you if they feel a certain way.
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Um, but that's kind of standard. And any guy that's dated a woman kind of knows how female
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friend groups are. It goes in cycles. Like you get kicked out, you get like, yeah, I mean,
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this is, this is women, right? So it doesn't really shock me.
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You know, it's a very lonely life as a woman because one, you suck. Like, you know, deep down
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that you are a crazy bitch but you only your only choice is to be friends with men who want to sleep
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with you and women who are crazy so it's just a lonely existence you know let me see the
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i'm gonna get a water and i think i did what's in it so while i get a water i'm gonna let my
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documentary trailer play if you guys would like to donate to it i would do the go fund me in the
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this clip going viral online of a dozen women being asked the following question
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do we need men most answered very quickly no because men are useless
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this headline from the hill it caught my eye most young men are single most young women are not
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young men have fallen faster than any demographic in america over the last 40 years it's a different
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world now like we don't need men the way that they used to nobody needs men the future is female
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men and women are drifting further apart and society is crumbling because of it
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a fascinating debate has broken out about the value of marriage you've kind of got the trad
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con versus red pill thing this men's rights crowd that sometimes just goes too far the other way
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you need to stop acting like grown boys and infants and actually become men marriage is a
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bond and it's a sacred bond it's a machine designed to extract resources from you now many
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of the red pilled have taken the position that it's bad for men to get married
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Hannah Pearl Davis or just pearly things one of the most controversial faces in all of the internet
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she goes on to say that marriage is a terrible deal for men because if me and you were in a
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business contract you would never sign a contract where I am paid to leave gee what could go wrong
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there 74 percent or something of divorces are initiated by women men have everything to lose
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primarily their own children men get killed by the courts and by divorce laws I had no idea that
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courts of family law were courts of equity, not courts of law.
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Because in family court, you don't need evidence to accuse someone of abuse.
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When you guys say get married young, a lot of these men don't know what they're signing
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up for, and you're not going to be there when their entire life falls apart.
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I didn't meet my son until he was 15 months old.
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You're literally just thrown out onto the street.
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absolutely reinforced bad behavior from women wives are taught to leave their husbands and then
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daughters grow up without their fathers family is a foundation of society every problem in society
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comes from single mother homes a lot of women will just chase this negative rabbit hole of
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happiness endless happiness feminism's biggest failures is it lies to women we tell women to
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date as many guys as possible we tell them to put off family into marriage you are allowed to leave
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your perfect husband you are allowed to end a relationship with a really great boyfriend oh
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freeze your eggs have an abortion what you're evil i don't think there's anything else in life
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that we actually ever go into preparing to fail right like if you have the mentality of this is
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going to go wrong and be pessimistic naturally the outcome is going to be that it's going to fail
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anyway it's self-sabotage that's the thing like women are so willing to leave marriages because
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they're not happy this is not about happiness the most important thing is the children and the
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problem is we have a modern society where it's me me me my feelings leave when i feel like it
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instead of doing what's best for the kids this myth that we live in an age of male privilege
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where's my male privilege they think well men have all the rights they have all the power
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privilege patriarchal system that we have why doesn't our society care about men's rights i
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have no friends no wife and no social life men are alone in this situation men are homeless men are
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thinking about eating guns i've seen so many men on on the brink of suicide and they didn't do
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anything wrong how are you equal if the men are the ones that have to fight and die to defend
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the country the men are the ones that build and maintain all the infrastructure women are
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helplessly dependent upon that the so-called deaths of despair from suicide overdose to alcohol
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three times higher among men than among women culture is telling men you are no good you got
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to get your act together i think men have failed themselves what kind of a man are you what kind
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a woman are you going to attract if men are in trouble so are women everybody knows this is a
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huge problem but nobody wants to admit it every single woman at the table said they wanted a
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man 500k 500k 300k 200k am i crazy everything is really set up against you to fail as a man
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if men make less than women women don't want to marry them so you know who wants more economically
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and emotionally viable men women i don't want to be an independent woman anymore i don't want to be
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a strong independent woman. I'm over it. When is it going to be my turn? Where are we meeting the
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men that don't stop? I can't keep having these same conversations. The only simp here is you,
00:31:52.000
Pearl. You simp for men. No, I think you simp for women. She's a provocateur. She says stupid
00:31:55.820
stuff, but Pearl is right about this. It's already happening. It's just not out in the open yet.
00:32:00.120
Now it's just hookup culture is going to be our fairy tale ending because men don't want a wife
00:32:04.120
and women can't find a husband. The future, if everybody follows your path, is there is no future.
00:32:10.000
going to population decline and our economy goes into decline civilization will crumble
00:32:15.600
the american story does not end well this is an existential crisis failing young men
00:32:31.040
And isn't that a dope trailer? Isn't that a dope trailer? I love that trailer. I just
00:32:43.000
kind of wish I could finish it. Maybe someday. All right. I'm going to show you guys just
00:32:50.380
stuff that's going on. Kind of to reiterate my point. So I always talk about how the virgins
00:32:58.200
of today aren't the virgins of yesterday and there's a lot of guys that do in fact date
00:33:04.120
and sleep with virgins um but the problem is usually the virgins leave if they're half
00:33:11.560
attractive if they're ugly they might stay but if they're pretty yeah they're they're
00:33:15.640
gonna want to get dicked down some more so i saw this video on instagram let me see
00:33:28.200
all right okay i think i gotta i think i can't do the sound because this is a drake song wait
00:33:34.760
hold on i gotta wait for it to start from the beginning all right so okay get get to the end
00:33:42.760
of the year so we can restart okay december okay hold on hold on sorry you guys are going to see
00:33:57.720
the ending first. All right. So he met a virgin in January. Now they start dating. Look at,
00:34:06.600
she's cute. Oh, so happy. February. He took her virginity in March. They fell in love in April.
00:34:27.720
then he got cheated on now i'm not i don't know some of this stuff is staged so very well could be
00:34:34.040
or she was lying right who knows but you know that's a lot of times that happens they get a
00:34:39.640
virgin girl and she cheats because you know um she wants to bang more guys monogamy isn't
00:34:46.920
really as easy for women as um you know we we previously thought i think
00:34:54.520
In fact, I've never met a monogamous woman ever.
00:35:00.760
Because whenever you dig into their life choices, it's like,
00:35:07.800
it's not one guy for a life, I'll tell you that much.
00:35:12.360
Now he's, he glowed down, he got really ugly and fat, and now he's a looks maxer.
00:35:18.620
Oh, now he got better looking, now, okay, who cares, right?
00:35:21.660
my point was more the virgins of today you know just aren't the virgins of yesterday
00:35:35.760
unfortunate i wish this wasn't the case another trend i've seen is people are you know it seems
00:35:44.480
like every other person i know isn't going home for christmas um because as you see the birth
00:35:49.620
rate plummeting and the decline of families you're you're going to keep seeing people
00:35:53.380
not um really have kids i don't know if the audio me alone during christmas eating chinese
00:36:01.940
food because i want no contact because i literally can't stand them so it's either the mother's the
00:36:07.140
problem or the daughter we don't really know um because mothers kind of ruin christmas
00:36:13.220
by using it to build their reputation and get mad if you don't do exactly what they want that's kind
00:36:20.280
of that's kind of mother's mo right um but daughters are also equally bitchy so who knows
00:36:26.540
whose whose fault it is but i do see this increase in people not wanting to take their mom's shit
00:36:32.720
anymore because what mothers do is they plan these elaborate events with all these people you don't
00:36:40.440
care about in order to increase their reputation and brag to everyone about how awesome they are
00:36:45.560
so they'll do these giant parties and all this stuff to just and the the thing is they what
00:36:51.800
they're trying to say is i'm awesome it's not really about the kids because if it was about
00:36:56.120
the kids they would just do something with the kids right you know they want to get all these
00:37:01.000
people involved that nobody cares about oh god oh if that spilled i would have been pissed oh
00:37:10.440
so i do think that like some kids are kind of getting sick of the mom because i i really
00:37:17.840
feminism's in every family because mothers always run the families always and there's always a
00:37:23.780
bunch of like downstream consequences of the mothers running the families the mothers will
00:37:29.680
overreact to everything the mothers use christmas to build their reputation and i'll kind of show
00:37:36.020
what i'm talking about and society is going to um safeguard women's ability to do this so
00:37:55.140
women are kind of dating okay i think all right hold on let me let me get to this woman's start
00:38:07.100
all right so this is the woman decently attractive i'd say between 23 to like 30
00:38:16.180
body fat with some tats and these are the guys um that she's dated so in shape guy clean house
00:38:59.160
so yeah this is women being passed around as i've said
00:39:04.980
women designing to be this guy i could tell he's pissed he's in this he does not want to be
00:39:11.380
i'm just amazed that he used up six as any of these dudes as an option more likely she
00:39:20.100
got pumped in dumps by guys out of her league and now she says she can do better
00:39:23.460
wow these guys are getting flamed and so is she let's see your profile
00:40:02.400
oh i've done bad things i'll tell you what i've done bad things
00:40:25.980
they take a ton of pictures with the kids and the grandkids to show off on social media really
00:40:38.140
being happy is not having to brag about exactly right so i i do see this increase of people kind
00:40:45.940
of being done with and you know oprah even talked about it and what i think happens is the mother
00:40:52.120
domineers the father and then the kids suffer. And I think a lot of times the kids are kind of done
00:40:58.120
suffering because, you know, mother torture is like slow psychological torture that happens over
00:41:05.400
time. But then again, there's daughter torture too. So I don't know. It could be either or,
00:41:15.020
but I'll tell you, it's the women, not the men.
00:41:22.120
um so i kind of had this thought the other day um how much you know conservative simp for
00:41:32.440
mothers being able to use their families to build their reputation
00:41:38.020
now i'm not necessarily saying this is bad or good right i don't necessarily say this is a bad
00:41:46.120
thing or a good thing. Um, but I could tell you the pros and the cons. And so when women brand
00:41:52.420
themselves as traditional and all of the pros are for them and none of the pros are for their kids,
00:41:58.060
I got a question if you're really what you say you are, you know? So I had this tweet, um, that I,
00:42:05.540
I really was crucified for, I would say, where I said, conservative women will always use their
00:42:16.060
husbands and their children as a prop to build their online brand and their reputation.
00:42:21.800
So you got Brett Cooper with her new kid, right? This is the new baby.
00:42:27.280
And I want you guys to think about, I know this seems like an innocent thing, right?
00:42:32.660
Who cares? I mean, if she cares about her kids,
00:42:37.600
why not show them off to the world? That's something important to her.
00:42:42.460
But unfortunately, I grew up around the conservative Catholic women of America.
00:42:51.540
I grew up next to the conservative Catholic women of America.
00:43:02.300
Now, it's not to say that they're terrible people or they don't have redeeming qualities.
00:43:06.640
But I'm going to make the case today that posting your family, your children, and your husband on the internet, especially when you're involved in politics, is inherently selfish and self-centered.
00:43:19.540
Now, you could say that I care about my needs more than their needs, and therefore it's okay.
00:43:29.040
I care about my brand more than my family, and I don't think the downsides are that bad.
00:43:38.560
But I want to be honest and say, who does this benefit?
00:43:46.120
So when she's posting the family and the kid, what is this doing?
00:43:56.240
I've seen you around the internet for a few years, but recently you've become one of my favorite after your talks with Andrew Branca.
00:44:07.540
We're going to do some more stuff for sure in the future.
00:44:11.360
So again, remember, Brett Cooper is somebody who says, I care about family, right?
00:44:21.360
And yet she is using them to signal status and build her brand online.
00:44:31.240
And I'm saying to women, you can have one or the other.
00:44:33.880
you know you either care about the family or you don't now you might say pearl but pearl but pearl
00:44:40.700
but pearl and this is kind of what my comment section said because i said conservative women
00:44:46.320
will always use their husbands and their family as a prop to build their brand online
00:44:50.080
now me noticing this apparently is actually more um hateful i guess i'm bitter
00:44:57.580
you know they they say i when i they say pearl you can't say anything but it's interesting
00:45:08.280
but they never say to the women give your families privacy and pay attention to them
00:45:13.680
on christmas and stop posting on twitter to the strangers i'm the bad guy for noticing
00:45:19.060
but they're not the bad guy they're not the bad guy for doing it
00:45:25.380
and in that crazy in that in that kind of insane like think about this they put and by the way so
00:45:42.100
these are women that are involved in politics and when you're involved in politics you have enemies
00:45:50.580
There are people that want to hurt you. I mean, there's a reason that, you know, Charlie Kirk, he got assassinated. Like, politics is not an innocent, like, business, right? And so, Brett Cooper said, I want to make money off of politics.
00:46:07.920
and I also want to make money off of my family and my kid
00:46:13.760
and I also care about my kid more than the money in my brand
00:46:21.040
now call me old back call me look at the you these simps and these women might fall for that but I
00:46:30.460
don't I don't and it's not because I hate the women it's not because you know it's not because
00:46:37.900
because it's not because I wish anything bad towards them, but ultimately you're using
00:46:48.120
your kid and your husband to build your reputation and it shows a disregard for the privacy.
00:46:54.780
Now, a lot of the conservative women say, but Pearl, but Pearl, but Pearl, you're just
00:47:06.320
And I don't think I'm a hateful person, but I'm not retarded.
00:47:11.140
Like I might be autistic, you know, but it's like inherently not traditional to use your
00:47:27.200
And mind you, I've been the kid in a lot of these situations.
00:47:33.740
it's really annoying to have to do this for like an hour for your mom's facebook i've been the kid
00:47:40.360
i'm not really going to go into it too much because i'm not trying to
00:47:43.940
there's a reason i know how annoying this is i'll say that much there's a reason okay
00:47:50.040
now here's a woman who doesn't like um being called out on this a fox newscaster jillian
00:47:58.420
anderson i don't know anything about this but i could tell you she probably does it
00:48:03.380
she says maybe we're just proud of our families and that's what they say i'm so proud of them
00:48:10.020
well and i want to explore that thought you know you could be proud of your family and and post
00:48:16.980
pictures to a private facebook with like a hundred friends
00:48:20.980
but you know twitter is i think everybody knows and let's not pretend these women don't know how
00:48:32.140
messed up of an app twitter is twitter is a messed up app
00:48:36.980
i mean twitter's got pedophiles this has got your political enemies on this app and you said
00:48:46.220
Um, I care more about my selfish desires, which is to be a famous, um, YouTuber, which is fine.
00:48:57.000
You can do that. I'm a, I'm a YouTuber, right? Um, I care about it more than the privacy of my
00:49:06.060
kid, my kid and, um, my husband really. And I'm also traditional.
00:49:24.080
and the women they just keep as a mother being a wife and a mother is part of her identity why
00:49:34.900
shouldn't she share this as a public figure um privacy safety your kids well-being
00:50:14.600
the political enemies you're just giving them ammo i mean now they know you have a a kid
00:50:43.800
Now, again, they say, but Pearl, you're just jealous.
00:50:51.780
I'm jealous of how dumb of an audience she has.
00:50:55.340
Because mine, I just, I don't think you guys would fall for that.
00:51:07.460
They say, Pearl, and I want you to, I want you to notice this.
00:51:10.820
Whenever you notice a woman doing something like that, the simps and the other women are going to gaslight you.
00:51:19.520
well there's a lot of nice things i i can say about brett and i'll say it now
00:51:31.140
right i think she works hard i think she's talented
00:51:41.880
i i don't think i don't think she's traditional i'm not either right i'm a
00:51:50.800
I mean, I'm like bottom of the totem pole, okay?
00:51:54.920
But I just, you know, as someone who's been the kid,
00:52:06.020
you don't even know what you're agreeing to, right?
00:52:09.220
You don't know how much privacy you're sacrificing.
00:52:14.500
how do these people know all these things about me?
00:52:22.260
They treat their kids and their husband like a designer handbag.
00:52:32.100
And they profit off of pretending cosplaying real traditional women.
00:52:38.180
There's women out there that really actually are traditional.
00:52:41.040
and i actually think it's offensive for any of these women to cosplay
00:52:48.060
that's why i try to be honest with you guys look
00:52:51.220
i'm not okay i wish i was but you know i just wasn't raised to be a wife if i'm being really
00:52:57.860
honest with you i've done a lot of work on myself i've improved a lot over the years but there's a
00:53:03.260
lot of things like i enjoy freedom right i really do
00:53:07.140
but what i don't like is women doing the same thing and pretending they're not
00:53:17.140
you know i i it just rubs me a little bit the wrong way when i see them using their kids
00:53:26.420
because because what's the point of that post the point is i am awesome look what i have
00:53:30.760
here sacrifice privacy to show how awesome i am
00:53:35.840
while simultaneously virtue signaling to pretend I care about the kids.
00:53:43.600
You don't care about the kid. You don't. Because if you really were concerned for your kid's
00:53:49.640
privacy, it just wouldn't be on the internet. And if you say, do you know what? I care more
00:53:55.640
about my brand than the kid. That's at least honest. That's at least, that's at least we're
00:54:02.560
being honest here that that then we could say do you know what i care more about my brand and you
00:54:11.520
know even like i saw her her um wedding spread right the magazine like she simultaneously said
00:54:18.940
my husband likes privacy and then the next day has a wedding spread talking about how awesome
00:54:47.200
posting instead of spending time with her family
00:54:53.280
this is all the women they all want to do this so they're gonna they're gonna white night
00:55:00.400
women like sharing pictures you're gonna come for but look at women are pissed they
00:55:13.560
see i did not consent for this to be part of this her campaign i'm gonna be honest i did not consent
00:55:22.420
i did not know that's what i was see it's like annoying all right history um
00:55:39.300
i wonder if um i wonder who what was that guy that came on yesterday so i want to see if he's
00:55:51.840
available. Um, what was his name? Oh my God. I can't remember his name. I know it. If I heard
00:55:59.060
it, he was on like two days ago. You guys know in the chat. Yeah, I know.
00:56:11.220
You are describing my ex-wife to the letter shared custody of our daughter and nine years
00:56:15.560
down the bullshit never stopped. She's the happiest mom in the world. According to their
00:56:19.280
socials i know and it's like the more you use your kids to build your online brand the more
00:56:33.500
i just think you're not really what you say you are
00:56:35.840
now the men are going to white knight more it's okay as long as you don't post the kid's face
00:57:29.920
how a lot of conservative women move their husbands just are not the type to tell them no ever
00:57:35.120
because they do whatever they want right it's very obvious the husbands are always going to
00:57:39.120
make concessions and um yeah i mean that's that's just how it's going to go
00:57:50.320
and the other simps are also going to white night i don't know all my
00:58:07.760
It's kind of like I saw, I saw this, hold on. I saw this video of, let me see if I can find it.
00:58:23.760
um, let me see. Um, oh, here it is. This was the one I'm looking for.
00:58:43.260
In your book, make them a sandwich. What are some of the things that you tell the women's
00:58:47.240
implement to find a problem? I don't even try in my book to sell them a strategy. I just tell
00:58:52.320
truth so here's the history of feminism here's what we were told in school here's actually how
00:58:55.280
it went down what was sold to you was you were going to be just like a man and you were going
00:58:58.160
to be happier women are actually more miserable yeah so again when women and i want women to
00:59:02.800
understand this when candace owens says stuff like this and she says the history of feminism
00:59:08.400
get with a guy but they don't give you strategy they don't know anything um because if you've
00:59:16.880
actually tried to work on yourself there's like mental models that are helpful
00:59:22.320
but you know it's it's just kind of obvious when you see it like most of the women aren't really
00:59:29.260
with masculine guys they might be staring like conventionally attractive but you just can't
00:59:35.140
really ever see them telling a woman no you just can't when you hear them talk
00:59:39.040
and they're always rich so it's always i use my husband to fund my career and you build and use
00:59:46.680
them to build my brand people than they've ever been if you go back and you ask most women about
00:59:50.140
their grandmothers they remember grandma being happy right now you've achieved this quote-unquote
00:59:55.000
equality and women have never been more miserable in your book make them a sandwich yeah and they
00:59:59.860
go into history but history doesn't help you with the now history doesn't help you shut the f up
01:00:11.840
do you know what i mean it's like um yeah so i've never posted my husband or my family and
01:00:22.300
i'm certainly conservative but this is normal women behavior why are you so bitter leave her
01:00:27.080
alone yeah this is um and you're using other women what does this mean it's just once you
01:00:35.440
see this stuff you can't unsee it you really can't unsee i don't know is anyone else
01:00:41.220
I wish I could tell you guys more, but am I crazy for this?
01:00:55.840
Doug MPA, you want to put this in the comments.
01:00:59.080
Did any of you have mothers that used you to build their brand online
01:01:05.500
and weaponized holidays in order to complain like if you don't show up whenever they want
01:01:14.480
or do exactly what they want or do the holidays exactly how they want it they just find they just
01:01:19.520
use it to complain and nag benny does the same thing yeah a lot some of the men do it too it's
01:01:28.960
like especially like matt walsh i think how stupid can you be you're going after trans people
01:01:34.160
the most messed up group on the internet and thought let me share my family ellie are you awake
01:01:43.100
um let me let me pin this apparently you guys can hear my dog snoring should i wake her up maybe i
01:01:53.740
wake her up um because you know learning to make sandwiches is kind of the least of your worries
01:02:03.300
Um, it's much harder to not be a bitch. And I'm speaking from experience.
01:02:09.620
I could actually go through solutions that are helpful. Um, I don't like to give them too much
01:02:15.580
only because only because it's not like, you know, I feel like people want this from a married woman
01:02:24.040
or like something like that. But the women that are actually have the answers, I'll tell you what,
01:02:29.040
they are not online all right ellie i need you to wake up can you sleep upstairs all right
01:02:42.800
all right we'll bring up doug mpa doug mpa did your mother ever use you to build her
01:02:48.480
reputation and her brand you know what i gotta say not really no you know i was fortunate enough
01:02:56.640
my mom was awful in a lot of ways growing up but she never did this whole um it wasn't really a
01:03:04.560
public thing although my mom did have quite the work base everyone at work would say oh
01:03:10.240
doug and pia your mom is so nice not knowing that she was a demon at home
01:03:15.040
but i i gotta give my mom credit she's never really the social type where she's part of a
01:03:19.280
bunch of groups and you know had to make sure that she looked good in a group my mom never
01:03:24.160
really did that am i crazy for noticing this no like i was gonna say you know when i first
01:03:31.520
started seeing this i think this really started on um when it came to social media it really
01:03:38.000
started on youtube because i remember in the mid 2010s was when i i saw these feminine influencers
01:03:44.480
who would who would date and they would bring the guys that they were into a relate they got
01:03:50.000
into relationships with onto their youtube platforms and then she'd ask him a question
01:03:59.360
and he'd better say the right answer and she'd give him this look like you're on camera you
01:04:03.600
better say what i want you to say so that's when i first really started seeing this
01:04:10.000
and then it permeated from there so where did you first start seeing
01:04:13.760
in social media and in in media women using their boyfriends i saw it on facebook growing up
01:04:21.760
and it was always the women that posted their families the most or the most nuts behind the
01:04:25.680
scenes because they care the most about their like the way they look so i mean the i did see
01:04:34.960
i've told you the story before i was living in texas and one of my my work friends she her and
01:04:41.920
her husband had a daughter and she had to leave her her mother behind because they were um she
01:04:49.040
went to this catholic academy for um for elementary school middle school and high school and it was a
01:04:57.680
bunch of catholic priests that were the teachers and they're part of this big huge catholic church
01:05:05.840
uh in this big city and her mom was like one of the paragons of the church whatever
01:05:10.880
yeah well her fifth grade and six grade teacher was like diddling her and her friend like all
01:05:18.400
the way through fifth grade and sixth grade right so she went to go tell her mom and her mom was
01:05:24.880
like how dare you say that about um uh this guy and he's a good man you're just trying to ruin it
01:05:33.040
for our family because you know you want to make these accusations to ruin everything i had and
01:05:37.680
and she tried to tell her mom then she tried to tell her dad but her dad was was in a position
01:05:42.700
where you know he had to stick by the mom well when she was in high school so that went on fifth
01:05:49.200
and sixth grade right when she was in high school this teacher touched some some rich guy's daughter
01:05:56.340
and she went to her dad and the whole thing came out and the guy got got arrested and put in prison
01:06:02.840
for like 15 to 20 years then all of a sudden all these other girls came out against him
01:06:10.100
and she said mom look i told you that was going on and she and then of course she gaslights
01:06:16.140
what about me what about what i i know you were getting diddled by your teacher but what about
01:06:22.260
me and i was going through so much and all she ever wanted her mom to do is say look i failed
01:06:28.300
you i wasn't there for you i didn't protect you i'm sorry but she can't even do that that's the
01:06:33.260
thing the mothers kids will forgive a lot like kids want relationships with their moms like they
01:06:38.680
it's not like like kids so many mothers would not and even fathers and some no fathers will admit
01:06:45.320
when they're wrong but so many mothers would not have estranged relationships with their kids if
01:06:50.260
they just admitted what they did wrong yeah it's never gonna happen have you seen this one um
01:06:55.360
sherry frank or ruby frank so um ruby frank is an american family vlogger and convicted child
01:07:03.900
abuser she ran a youtube channel called eight passengers um yeah frankie and jody hilbert were
01:07:10.400
arrested in utah and charged with six counts of child abuse frank ultimately pleaded guilty to
01:07:15.860
four counts on january or february 20th 2021 was sentenced between four and 30 years in prison
01:07:20.940
she had a youtube channel called eight passengers in which she documented her family life in
01:07:25.620
utah with her husband and their six children she originally posted five days a week at 6 a.m as of
01:07:32.380
june 2020 it had 2.5 million subscribers and a billion views so um she ended up getting arrested
01:07:39.760
and charged with child abuse because she was like basically abusing like long story short she was
01:07:44.540
abusing the kids well what happened was she she she linked up with this fat liberal child
01:07:51.740
psychologist and that child psychologist manipulated her into kicking the dad out
01:07:59.300
saying that the dad was toxic she moved into because they have this big huge house for
01:08:04.500
from all the youtube revenue yeah so she kicked the dad out because she had her in
01:08:09.600
and him thinking wait ruby did yeah uh-huh because another woman this other woman got got
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got arrested she was a child psychologist right and so she convinced her and the dad that the dad
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was toxic so she kicked him out and then she moved in and was literally torturing the youngest son
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and the youngest daughter yeah and so how they got caught was um um the the son had his hands
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tied his feet tied for so long that he literally had a wire wire scar dug into his wrists and
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ankles well he got loose and went to the neighbor and said look i'm hungry i need food and he was
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like 40 pounds underweight and stuff yeah it was crazy yeah yep what was that child psychologist
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i think i think there's gonna be more lawsuits in the future about and i want this is what i'm
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trying to say like it might not be to the same degree but all of these conservative women are
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doing it like like the equivalent of this is like like imagine if you're a man's a cia agent and he
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goes to work and shows everybody his family is his kids he would never do that yeah women do
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and it's like why are you in politics you're not in you know baking youtube like do you know what
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like if you brought your kid on stream to bake i wouldn't really care do you know what i mean like
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i mean if you have a little baking channel but you're in politics politics yeah her her name
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was was jody hildebrand she got five years too insane and if anybody has a story about being
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used to um build their mom's online brand i put the link in the chat you can come up
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or if you know maybe someone that you saw where you're from or whatever somebody
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somebody messaged me um that i know and said it's about using family as a social lubricant to signal
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we are superior which means she is superior to everyone else which is cope for i'm not happy
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with my marriage i chose wrong so i need to appear better to feel better about it yeah um
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um my mom weaponizes the holidays the way she wants or nothing i always flipped the frame
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decades ago and it was always what and when i want but she's still trying it's about how we
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appear as a family instead of what's good for us yeah or guys do you have a story where you
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your mom wanted her way and you said no or did you finally get to the point where you had to
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leave your mom behind like i really think that this trend of like cutting off parents it's really
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just it's crazy mothers like that's my opinion or crazy daughters i think that's the cutting off
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yeah and i wish we can quantify how much worse social media has made this because mothers have
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never had to take accountability period but it's even worse now it's even worse
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there's a whole social infrastructure in place to keep women from being held accountable
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the worst part about it is women are asking for more for more equality but society still
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isn't holding them accountable like men yeah hold on i'm trying to find oh she must have removed it
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and it's interesting because none of them take their husband's last name so it's like super
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cosplay um because women they're not talented enough to just win on their own right so we're
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not like good enough reporters or media personalities that we can just like be
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awesome funny and entertaining it's i need to use these things to appear more relatable to the
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audience uh let me see brett cooper who's another one that's that uses their kids probably ali best
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stucky let's see what she's got how big of a red flag do you think it is if a man is in a
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relationship with a woman and they're talking about marriage and she says i want to hyphenate
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my last name or or i want to keep my last name i think all women are red flags so it's like
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i mean it's a red flag but there's so many yeah here we go like and the the husbands always have
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kind of the same look where they look um how do i put it no not that one
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they they look like good looking enough to be on the youtube channel and they always
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make good money like they're always semi-rich because they have to fund the career like when
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women say they want traditional men they're saying i want to marry rich that's what it means and if
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you look into the data on like the number that these women have married into it's always the
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average was like five million dollars so um then the guys they're always kind of feminine looking
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um and when you hear them talk you can just tell they just would never tell their wife now ever
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well and that's the thing um candace owens is literally living the feminist dream literally
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yeah she gets to have her career but then her husband pays for everything so she she gets to
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have clout she gets to have this career she gets to make this quote-unquote impact but she isn't
01:14:22.260
she's never going to have to be held responsible for any other because her husband is literally
01:14:26.420
literally funding everything that is the feminist dream right there guys yeah and do you know what
01:14:30.740
she all and even brett cooper went on a podcast and said the same thing that she felt more like
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emboldened to leave the daily wire when she got married and how like it was a huge weight lifted
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off her shoulders like when she got married to put the financial burden on to him that's what you
01:14:45.940
know sometimes i'm like hold on you know i mean it essentially they're kind of bragging about
01:14:54.980
modern day slavery because it's like the the men are serving their wants and their needs
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not them serving their husband's wants and needs um brett cooper who are the other ones allie best
01:15:08.180
stucky um and they also they also all think their platforms are given to them by god
01:15:16.980
so like that's going to be a common theme is god gave me this platform and i'm like you became
01:15:22.100
catholic or whatever religion you're grifting like yesterday like let's let's let the men you
01:15:28.340
know use this to build their brand you know um let's see who else ally best stucky
01:15:38.100
brett cooper candace owens um oh lila rose is another yeah i was about to say did she marry rich
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yeah and then they'll also generally embarrass their husbands online at some point yeah somehow
01:15:53.780
some way when did the trend of of going on podcasts to embarrass your husband as a brand
01:15:59.940
when did that really start i think as women we it relieves stress complaining about things
01:16:05.940
so like we feel better when we complain and so what'll happen is um we could complain privately
01:16:12.740
but we feel like it's being ourselves as if we're allowed to complain as much as we possibly want
01:16:19.780
yeah here's another one see it's like the same look you know white guys get taken advantage of
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the most in my opinion because i mean they don't have as much time to develop frame and game
01:16:29.620
because they're too busy working you know what i mean like they don't have they don't have time
01:16:33.540
to really worry about um relation certain relationship skills and learning like because
01:16:39.700
telling women no is really it's um it's a skill right that's that's a skill i'm telling women to
01:16:45.540
off and they're busy working and they don't really want the headache i guess that's one of the
01:16:51.380
benefits of being a black guy is our women do don't want to get married and they'd rather build
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their brand off of looking like an idiot and saying stupid stuff than actually like their
01:17:02.180
family or they'll try to build a brand off of being a single mom instead of using a man to do
01:17:07.060
it so i guess that's the benefit of being a black guy yeah so um it like like what no she's got three
01:17:19.780
kids two boys and a girl like you realize that okay let's put it this way and this is kind of
01:17:25.460
fucked up way to think about it when the kids get older people are gonna try to like take advantage
01:17:32.900
like go through the kids to get to the mom it like because if you're going against abortion
01:17:39.300
you don't think the destinies of the world are gonna try to you know go through your kids to
01:17:52.340
anyone else anyone else no one's got any stories if not i mean we'll close out i don't mind
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why la rose ali best stucky i'll bring up your you'll notice though when it's a male um generally
01:18:19.180
speaking they don't they some men still do it but like tucker carlson he might post like a
01:18:24.580
christmas photo once a year but if i go on his instagram it's really the center of the instagram
01:18:30.100
is not um using the kids for cloud it's really more of the journalism
01:18:35.860
um like tucker carlson i actually don't think is bad about it michael knolls matt walsh they kind
01:18:43.100
are you see what i'm saying like if i go on his instagram it's like this is my job you know the
01:18:49.900
focus is the jerk the work where the women the focus is i'm awesome let me see another one um
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joe rogan like no rogan i would say does it perfectly um i don't even i don't i barely know
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anything about his family i mean like he might talk about him occasionally on stream but i don't
01:19:11.100
really like i don't know any like this is his instagram here's the show watch the show
01:19:20.620
the show not me not i'm awesome the show is awesome so yeah um on your list there's molly
01:19:30.700
hemingway liz wheeler laura southern um laura trump uh ashley st claire mary morgan billy ray brant
01:19:46.380
jemima goldsmith marsha blackburn nikki haley susan andrews
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any of those names were worth putting a bell yeah
01:20:02.460
well i guess if nobody has stories i mean that's all i really got for you guys i just saw this
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yesterday and i just thought this white knighting is never going to end i just i thought it was so
01:20:11.740
crazy how they post on christmas and everybody defends their right to go on twitter with
01:20:18.780
pedophiles and put their kids and their husband on it but i'm the bad guy if i noticed okay if
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you got a lot of stories come up i can't i can't do this by myself people the panel verse come on up
01:20:33.260
john come on up come on i don't want to close out the show but i will
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you know you don't need to have your camera on as long as you guys are respectful um
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Make sure to click on the link on the top of the chat.
01:20:50.580
Make sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel if you haven't already.
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We're trying to get that out hopefully next year.
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I hope you had a Merry Christmas and you're having a good holiday season so far.
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um okay wait let me see uh joe rogan is an interviewer it's never about him i know like
01:21:19.920
occasionally he'll tell a story with his wife or something but it's just not i don't even know what
01:21:25.960
his wife looks like yeah i know um he married a single mother actually i'm not wild with a black
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i'm pretty sure i'm pretty sure with a black kid but people don't really know because he doesn't
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I think that was the originally Kids for Clout.
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What was the social media app that you think changed the game the most?
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2008 2009 instagram snapchat what do you think it was i mean i'm just going off my life experience
01:22:15.640
it was facebook um i'm sure that i'm sure that tick tock is gonna really torture kids because
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it's even worse because facebook you might have a few hundred people on there like i'd say like a
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thousand people on oh yeah that's true tick tock is the whole world i mean that's that's a game
01:22:36.600
changer that's like really pretty bad you know what i mean like i think it's like facebook was
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the og number one myspace was before me so i don't know insta is pretty bad too uh insta i would say
01:22:50.200
is more older millennial women boomer women facebook um gen z tick tock younger millennial women
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um i'm gonna play my divorce documentary because i i gotta go to the bathroom really quick
01:23:06.560
um so i'm gonna drop you for a second sorry guys this coffee just went right through me
01:23:13.360
um all right so i'm gonna give you guys until the end of this commercial to call in
01:23:20.300
and if not then i'm gonna end the show because you know you either got stories or you don't so
01:23:24.660
again, I'm asking for stories of your mother building or using you as a kid to build her
01:23:30.220
brand online. I want to know how that affected you. Maybe you think I'm wrong. That's cool too.
01:23:40.860
You can call in. Okay. Let me share this tab instead. But yeah, I'm going to give you guys
01:23:50.160
till the end of this and if not i'll just i'll just assume you guys have nothing for me okay
01:23:56.160
this clip going viral online of a dozen women being asked the following question
01:24:02.300
do we need men most answered very quickly no because men are useless
01:24:09.200
this headline from the hill it caught my eye most young men are single most young women are not
01:24:16.720
young men have fallen faster than any demographic in america over the last 40 years it's a different
01:24:21.760
world now like we don't need men the way that they used to the future is female men and women
01:24:30.400
are drifting further apart and society is crumbling because of it a fascinating debate
01:24:36.720
has broken out about the value of marriage you've kind of got the trad con versus red pill thing
01:24:41.200
this men's rights crowd that sometimes just goes too far the other way oh you need to stop acting
01:24:46.000
like grown boys and infants and actually become men marriage is a bond and it's a sacred bond
01:24:51.440
it's a machine designed to extract resources from you now many of the red-pilled have taken
01:24:56.280
the position that it's bad for men to get married hannah pearl davis or just pearly things one of
01:25:03.480
the most controversial faces in all of the internet she goes on to say that marriage is a terrible
01:25:08.920
deal for men because if me and you were in a business contract you would never sign a contract
01:25:13.380
where i am paid to leave gee what could go wrong there 74 or something of divorces are initiated by
01:25:20.100
women men have everything to lose primarily their own children men get killed by the courts and by
01:25:25.460
divorce laws i had no idea that courts of family law were courts of equity not courts of law because
01:25:31.220
in family court you don't need evidence to accuse someone of abuse you need no evidence when you
01:25:35.780
guys say get married young a lot of these men don't know what they're signing up for and you're not
01:25:39.620
going to be there when their entire life falls apart i interview them on the other side i didn't
01:25:45.220
meet my son until he was 15 months old how much did you spend trying to get him back the legal
01:25:49.940
fees alone was about 200 000 before you know it you're homeless you're literally just thrown out
01:25:54.420
into the street we absolutely reinforce bad behavior from women wives are taught to leave
01:25:58.820
their husbands and then daughters grow up without their fathers family is the foundation of the
01:26:03.060
society every problem in society comes from single mother homes a lot of women will just chase this
01:26:08.340
negative rabbit hole of happiness endless happiness feminism's biggest failures is in
01:26:12.420
lives to women we tell women to date as many guys as possible we tell them to put off family into
01:26:16.100
marriage you are allowed to leave your perfect husband you are allowed to end a relationship
01:26:21.780
with a really great boyfriend oh freeze your eggs have an abortion what you're evil i don't think
01:26:27.140
there's anything else in life that we actually ever go into preparing to fail right like if you
01:26:31.380
have the mentality of this is going to go wrong and be pessimistic naturally the outcome is going
01:26:35.940
going to be that it's going to fail anyway. It's self-sabotage. That's the thing like women are so
01:26:39.880
willing to leave marriages because they're not happy. This is not about happiness. The most
01:26:44.520
important thing is the children and the problem is we have a modern society where it's me me me
01:26:49.840
my feelings leave when I feel like it instead of doing what's best for the kids. This myth that we
01:26:56.140
live in an age of male privilege where's my male privilege? They think well men have all the rights
01:27:00.180
they have all the power. Privilege patriarchal system that we have. Why doesn't our society
01:27:06.460
I have no friends, no wife, and no social life.
01:27:21.700
that have to fight and die to defend the country?
01:27:52.000
Every single woman at the table said they wanted a man to give...
01:27:57.480
Everything is really set up against you to fail as a man.
01:27:59.540
If men make less than women, women don't want to marry them.
01:28:03.180
so you know who wants more economically and emotionally viable men women i don't want to be
01:28:09.500
an independent woman anymore i don't want to be a strong independent woman i'm over it when is it
01:28:14.620
going to be my turn where are we meeting the men that don't stop i can't keep having these same
01:28:18.860
conversations the only simp here is you pearl you sent no i think i think you sent for women
01:28:23.340
she's a provocateur she says stupid stuff but pearl is right about this it's already happening
01:28:27.900
it's just not out in the open yet now it's just hookup culture is going to be our fairy tale
01:28:31.740
ending because men don't want a wife and women can't find a husband the future if everybody
01:28:36.860
follows your path is there is no future we go into population decline and our economy goes into
01:28:42.140
decline civilization will crumble the american story does not end well this is an existential
01:28:48.780
crisis failing young men well i guess you guys got nothing i guess you guys got nothing well
01:29:01.740
Um, I don't think I'm crazy for this opinion. I really don't, but I think I'm going to start
01:29:07.940
doing like these hour monologues ish where I talk about the topic, show you the examples and then
01:29:13.160
people can call in. No problem. Yeah. I mean, look, some people that, you know, they don't
01:29:21.960
have time to call in, but, um, my entire family is now against me due to her 25 year scapegoating
01:29:30.040
campaign. My father was the last one to turn his back against me. This was something really
01:29:38.180
common where I grew up, but maybe it wasn't for you. I don't know. Oh, you've been playing my
01:29:48.020
song. We don't party like we used to stop it. Stop it. Um, anyways, guys, thanks so much for
01:29:56.500
watching. I really appreciate you. Um, if you could like the video and subscribe to the channel,
01:30:00.900
I'd really appreciate it. Um, and anyways, I'm going to see you guys next time. Thanks for