Pearl - July 15, 2024


I Moved to America, Studio Updates, Trump Shooting, Brittney Renner Show


Episode Stats

Length

14 minutes

Words per Minute

139.26135

Word Count

2,001

Sentence Count

70

Misogynist Sentences

6

Hate Speech Sentences

4


Summary

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In this episode of Morning Coffee Thoughts, I talk about my recent move to the US, a new job, and some recent realizations I've had. I also talk about how politics doesn't matter as much as I used to think it does.

Transcript

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00:00:00.040 All right, what up guys? Welcome to the Just Pearly Things YouTube channel and welcome to Morning Coffee Thoughts where I give my thoughts over morning coffee.
00:00:06.820 This is where I talk about different lessons I've learned in my life, things I'm going through, updates to the channel.
00:00:12.860 So today, you know, it's been a second, so we have a lot to go through.
00:00:17.820 The first thing I wanted to update you guys on is that I have officially moved to America.
00:00:23.260 My dog's over there, but it took me like two weeks to get her paperwork done.
00:00:27.920 guys if you are 21 and thinking about getting a dog I would recommend waiting until you're at
00:00:35.120 least in the country you're going to be in for a while because that was the biggest pain in my ass
00:00:42.760 to get my dog to this country but we have officially made it um and we have moved to
00:00:48.300 Chicago so a lot of people have asked me why Chicago you know that's the gang capital of the
00:00:54.420 world. That's ghetto. That's blah, blah, blah. You guys don't really like Chicago. I will say
00:01:00.340 Chicago is a great city in the summer, but I don't really live in the city. It's pretty far out. So
00:01:07.200 the city problems, I don't really have to deal with.
00:01:14.880 And my family's out here. And in my thought, I thought, you know what? I'm just going to get my
00:01:20.800 stuff to Chicago, come here for now. And who knows, I might switch at some point, but it's just
00:01:27.520 easier. There's a studio here, cheaper than what I'd pay otherwise. So today's the first day we
00:01:34.840 start building our studio. So hopefully by August, um, we can have something up and running
00:01:42.400 officially. Um, and I wanted to tell you guys too about some realizations that I had recently. So
00:01:49.560 politics doesn't matter as much as I used to think. Now, you guys know on this channel,
00:02:00.380 I would say I'm somewhat politically aware. I don't really follow the international stuff.
00:02:09.160 But I talk about things that are political, maybe the pay gap, you know, men's rights issues. And I
00:02:15.860 zone in on that specific topic because it has to do, you know, I cover culture relationships and
00:02:23.700 I do think that stuff is connected. But for the average person, you vote every four years
00:02:31.600 and I don't think politics affects your life as much as you think.
00:02:40.180 and there's not much you can really do about it you go vote you do your part
00:02:46.820 and I used to think it mattered a lot I used to think it said something about the person
00:02:53.740 what political party they voted for and when I was younger my dad would tell me because I was
00:02:59.760 pretty politically like I would go to turning point events I loved like watching Ben Shapiro
00:03:04.280 dunk on feminists. And the older I get, the less congruency I see. Like I was on a volleyball
00:03:11.880 team in England, right? And to be honest, guys, sometimes it was a bit tough because I'm living
00:03:21.320 this normal life as a volleyball player and I'm, you know, saying these super controversial things.
00:03:26.480 So sometimes it kind of was a bit awkward. Some of the girls didn't really like it. Some did,
00:03:33.020 you know, it just depended. But one of the girls who was like the nicest to me over the years
00:03:37.900 had the, like, she was a diehard feminist.
00:03:43.760 And it made me realize that I don't really care what religion you are. I don't really
00:03:48.480 care what political party you are. I care about how you treat me.
00:03:54.900 That's the most important thing. And so many times people use politics and a religion as
00:04:01.440 a substitute for being a good person. And I've been dating a guy for a bit now. And I don't know,
00:04:14.040 he makes me think a lot. And one of the things that he made me think about is that
00:04:27.200 in the next 10 years of your life, like what is really going to change?
00:04:37.640 You know, like Nick F, right? I'm trying to YouTube, please don't dox, you know,
00:04:43.520 his thought process is we have the wrong people in control.
00:04:50.600 Well, even if that's true in the next 10 years, is that going to change?
00:04:57.200 10 years from now, I'll be 37.
00:05:00.840 Completely different stage of my life.
00:05:04.020 Is it worth it to not enjoy life and to be worried about that stuff
00:05:09.460 when, if that ever changes, it won't really be in my lifetime?
00:05:17.260 And that's why the direction of my content in the future,
00:05:22.080 I want it to be more in-person interviews and I guess action-based like stuff
00:05:33.580 we can actually do to improve ourselves as women yeah you know rather than complaining
00:05:42.060 about problems that'll never change I mean don't don't get me wrong it's fun I love
00:05:46.060 dunking on a feminist. But in the grand scheme of things, I think back the last 10 years of
00:05:55.200 watching all these debates and conservative content, and don't get me wrong, I would say
00:06:02.340 overall, it's been a net good for me. But in the grand scheme of things, learning to cook
00:06:11.920 better the last three years has improved my life more than
00:06:15.580 you know, watching debates
00:06:19.180 so, I don't know, just
00:06:23.580 something I've been thinking about, and speaking of politics
00:06:27.320 Trump, I gotta talk about this
00:06:31.540 I can't believe
00:06:35.840 that Trump
00:06:39.920 almost died at one of his rallies that is insane i think the american people
00:06:47.220 will never forget what they were doing in that moment when trump almost got shot
00:06:53.880 that was the most badass video i have ever seen
00:06:57.620 that was the most badass video so he not only dodged a bullet right so he dodges the bullet
00:07:05.100 the secret service is like get down get down and this man's putting his fist up they don't know if
00:07:13.680 the shooter's dead or alive he's putting his head up putting his fist up i'm like oh this guy is
00:07:22.380 and i was thinking about trump he has to be the most badass man that ever lived
00:07:27.160 he had kids with not one not two but three model level attractive women
00:07:34.660 his kids all love him they work in his business they're all pretty successful
00:07:39.560 he decided in the 70s eff it i'm gonna run for president did it won
00:07:46.580 lost then at 80 said you know what eff it i'm gonna run again literally dodged a bullet
00:07:53.640 i i can't think of anyone that lived a life more badass than that oh and not to mention he's a
00:08:03.700 billionaire he made billions of dollars he also conquered entertainment he had a huge tv show you
00:08:13.540 know literally one of those badass people to ever live crazy um okay
00:08:25.420 last thing i wanted to talk about give you guys updates on britney renner video so
00:08:34.420 a lot of people have been seeing this clip of me quitting the g fy show and
00:08:43.100 nothing I actually really like the people running the show um I think the concept was a good idea
00:08:50.660 but I'm sorry and I'm gonna react to that clip eventually when I come back but
00:08:57.260 you know I'm okay with debating people I'm okay with disagreeing with people
00:09:05.580 but what you're not gonna do is scream at me and make up shit about me and I'm gonna have to sit
00:09:13.780 there and take it it's just look I'm not a yeller I'll go back and forth with you but when it when
00:09:23.400 you're starting to scream at me I'm just I'm done I'm out I don't really yeah I in my head I'm like
00:09:31.480 I am not getting paid enough for this shit. I was like, you know what? But it was crazy. The
00:09:37.920 crazy thing about that experience is all these women were screaming at me about how privileged
00:09:42.240 I am. And I'll be the first to tell you guys, yeah. Oh yeah. I had every head start in life
00:09:49.240 I could possibly ask for. The best head start I ever had was a great father. And the more people
00:09:55.700 I interviewed, the more I realized that so many people are alienated from their dad.
00:10:03.180 If I want business advice, I go to my dad. If I want relationship advice, I go to my dad.
00:10:10.120 If I want people advice, just how to, like, I always know I can get an objective opinion from
00:10:20.640 my father and what was interesting to me is these women that are also so privileged most of them
00:10:30.660 went to school most of them had their schools paid for because of athletics most of them have
00:10:37.180 had access to high-level men were screaming to me about my privilege and the crazy thing is my dad
00:10:45.720 he helped a lot of people from India come to America.
00:10:51.120 So he would, he had a company in India
00:10:54.740 and he would help them like do the immigration process
00:10:57.220 and get to America.
00:10:58.640 And even just working with like,
00:11:01.260 some of my employees were from like Africa
00:11:04.860 and they came from literally impoverished places.
00:11:09.940 i think sometimes women in america have no idea like and i know i'm privileged but
00:11:20.840 it was just interesting to see like it's like the pot calling the kettle black it's like
00:11:27.080 you guys are american you've had access to high level men you can make money off of social media
00:11:32.780 i know what i was getting paid to be there and i would assume they were getting paid similar and
00:11:37.880 And I'm thinking the audacity of you guys to call me privileged and we're all getting paid to sit and talk when, let's be honest, there's men smarter than us, better than us in every way.
00:11:51.480 They're better at getting their point across, more intelligent, everything.
00:11:56.380 Yet we get this opportunity to talk about sports.
00:12:00.620 They're putting all this money into a sports show.
00:12:02.520 And I'm thinking, you guys realize, like, I don't even really watch basketball.
00:12:14.920 And I was like, I get this opportunity.
00:12:17.940 There's men that would kill for that.
00:12:22.460 But it all stems from jealousy.
00:12:24.500 and interviewing a thousand people that's what I realized is many people that didn't come from a
00:12:31.920 good background or a good family or have issues in that area that's what they're most jealous of
00:12:36.840 so I want to talk more in depth about that but I was just thinking the lack of self-awareness
00:12:44.200 my producer blessing you guys have heard me talk about him the stuff that guy has gone through and
00:12:50.820 he never complains ever. He has like the craziest life story. And I'm like, I want you guys to sit
00:12:57.900 next to him. Or some of the people that my dad got from India, literal poverty. I'm like,
00:13:06.860 I just think Americans will never realize how good we have it because we're always told it's
00:13:16.500 not good enough even sometimes when they're saying like the country's going to shit whatever
00:13:23.120 it's like is it I know it's like on a decline but I don't know the water's running power's on
00:13:34.900 I don't know but I'm gonna talk more about that I'm gonna react to that clip eventually but I
00:13:44.880 just that was so crazy i i don't mind if we're gonna debate that's fine but if you're screaming
00:13:51.360 at me i i don't do that so uh you know i i think if you're adults you should be able to talk like
00:13:57.740 adults and if you can't have an adult conversation without screaming then uh i'll just i'll go home
00:14:04.980 i don't care have your opinion so like the video on your way out guys subscribe um i will react to
00:14:10.660 that when I come back um hopefully by August we'll have a new studio I'll probably post some
00:14:16.720 video updates of us building it but yeah love you guys like the video and I'll talk to you later