Pearl - January 19, 2025
Modern Women Taking L's On TikTok | Pearl Daily
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1 hour and 26 minutes
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Summary
Adam Bryan-Dotta is a serial entrepreneur, angel investor, and executive film producer in Chicago and across the country. He has his roots in the Red Pill Movement and has been on the front lines fighting the Simp Epidemic for years.
Transcript
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another episode of Pearl Daily here on the Audacity Network.
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Today, we have another special show talking about the ladies taking L's.
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As you guys know, we just do not do it too well.
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But before we start, I have a special guest on the show.
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Why don't you introduce yourself to the people?
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I am a serial entrepreneur, angel investor, and executive film producer in Chicago and across the country.
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So I'm more focused on entrepreneurship, getting guys out of the grind, out of the 9 to 5,
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building something for themselves, and building their brand.
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And you were on the original forums back in the day.
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this is kind of crazy but i was on red pill forms back in the 1980s okay before the internet holy
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crap yeah there was something called usenet which was uh mostly dorks okay i was a teenager and my
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uh my mentor as a kid he was a red pillar before we knew what red pill meant of course we didn't
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know it was red pill uh it started in the uh seduction movement of the 70s okay and then in
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the 80s i thought that was neil strauss no what was it what was it who was the guy back then wow
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that's a great question put the mic a little closer yeah yeah that's a great question i uh
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i couldn't remember i'll have to look into that but there were guys writing books in the 60s
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okay and uh it was about seduction suaveness and that wasn't really for me i didn't have
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a problem dating when i was young okay i had you were a natural i was my dad was oh your
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My dad was a natural. And he taught me the key tenants of red pill growing up when I was really
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young. And then I wanted to know about success. I didn't want to be like my dad. He's still around,
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but you know, he worked nine to five. He grinded, made other people rich. I didn't want that. And
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one of the sides of red pill was at the time was how to be your own man, not going your own way.
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It wasn't like that. It was how to be your own substance, your own brand.
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Are you talking about like mental point of origin?
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And the amazing thing was is through all my career in the red pill,
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you can go back to the 1980s 1990s i never hid behind anything it never hurt my career it never
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hurt my dating life it never well hurt my friendships well it's becoming harder to do
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that now to hide behind like a pseudonym and play a character on the internet it's not
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because people start to come at the advent of tiktok which is today's topic
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um did you guys have the simp problem back then yeah so basically it wasn't as bad
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what we had back then um we had guys we didn't have atms when i grew up that was before i was
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before an atm machine so guys didn't have the ability to put something on their credit card
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take a girl shopping you know drool over her all that stuff but we had guys who basically chased
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women thirst they were thirsty we didn't call it thirsty we just called them dorks you know we
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didn't call them incels we didn't call them thirsty we didn't call them simps we just had
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guys who literally chased women my dad in the 1950s when he you know started his his uh his
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dedication to seduction yeah uh he had a lot of friends who were from asia and europe immigrants
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who were simps in the 50s amazing did you know i have been on the front lines fighting the simp
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disclaimer before we start the show when i do talk about the topic today i'm going to make
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generalizations but as you guys know this never applies to every single person when i say modern
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women it does not mean every single woman out there but i do talk about the trends that i
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personally have seen in my life and one trend that i have seen is that us ladies do not know
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how to put the phone down so last week we talked about the potential ban of tick tock and whether
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it's a good or bad thing now that really depends on who you ask some people think it's a good thing
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some people think it's a bad thing personally i always assume that if women want something
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we have a tendency to get it how has the pro-life movement done getting rid of abortion the last
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50 years not a nothing nayski and this is coming from someone that's very very very pro-life as you
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guys know you know my family has dealt with adoption personally so it's something that i
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think is wrong but some in some instances you are just not going to win i am predicting that with
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tick tock now many ladies are losing their mind over this and this is not a good position to be
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in. You do not want to be in the position where you are so reliant on a social media app that it
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completely destroys your business and ruins your entire life. But watching this meltdown has been
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extremely entertaining. I have had a very good time. And I would argue that there are no apps
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that modern women waste time on more than TikTok. So what are they going to do? I think we'll find
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out in the next couple of days but like i said on monday the best thing about tiktok is these ladies
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cannot keep their mouths shut so you know back in the old days grandmas you don't think the grandmas
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were 304s i mean his your your your dad was screwing somebody right they play innocent but
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they were doing the same thing absolutely and but the thing is back in the day there was no
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evidence there was no proof the plausible deniability they will take all of the things
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they did to their graves but now there is a digital footprint and so i really hope it doesn't
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happen because i will have no women to make fun of on my show and you guys keep me employed
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shout out to the 304s the only fans whores and the crazy women out out there because i would
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have nothing to talk about if you guys were acting right now there are women making tiktoks
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about tiktok leading them to get divorced losing friendships and getting fired from their jobs and
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today we are going to look at some of the l's that modern women have taken from posting on tiktok
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what is crazy to me is that i don't quite understand what a lot of these ladies were
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thinking before they uploaded now to be fair there's a lower barrier to entry when it comes
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to tick tock on other apps you know we have a whole production here that we had to put together
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you have to learn how to edit shorts and tick tock you can literally click one button and post
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anything um it's the same problem we're getting with live streams like there have been murders
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recorded on live now we are gonna look at a woman losing a hundred and ninety thousand dollars
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a year job from posting on tick tock so this is from business insider i got fired from my
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a hundred and ninety thousand dollar a year job at meta for posting on tick tock but there wasn't
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much real work for recruiters like me to do so she had a 190 000 a year job doing nothing doing
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nothing nothing doing nothing and you know men they have to toil to get to that salary they have to
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fight we're just giving it now she said i was so excited when i started my job as a recruiter in
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meta at meta in 2021 i love social media and meta made me an offer i couldn't refuse 60 000
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more a year than what i was making at my job at microsoft my total compensation at meta
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was 190 000 a year crazy starting out the onboarding process was really high quality
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but things when things started to get messy i joined my new team everyone was doing what
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everyone was new including my boss no one knew what they were doing everyone was confused and
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there was no guidance there wasn't enough work to do at meta after onboarding we were supposed
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to start sourcing new talent but there wasn't enough to do my job involved recruiting android
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developers for meta but there wasn't enough of them out there so we were all reaching out to
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the same people our days were filled with training sessions and meetings and our only goal was to
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reach out to 50 people at microsoft i was reaching out to 500 or a thousand people a week my team had
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days where we just didn't do anything at all at one point i had to switch teams because i felt
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like i wasn't doing enough work but hr told me i couldn't move for at least a year i hadn't recruited
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anyone so i was nervous i wouldn't get paid my bonus but a co-worker reassured me that i shouldn't
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worry they haven't hired anyone in two years and still got their bonus before working at meta i
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wasn't active on TikTok. I had only posted three videos but I started seething at all of the clips
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of people who worked at tech companies showing off the cool perks in their office. Since I worked
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remotely for Meta I decided to make videos about Meta's great benefits package. It happened to go
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viral and a lot of people at Meta reached out to tell me they had seen the video. It was nothing
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but good feedback because I was speaking very highly of the company. I decided to post about
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meta again this time talking about a company program specifically designed to introduce
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candidates to a career in recruiting i thought it was a really great opportunity as most of my
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followers were diverse candidates so i wanted to share it this didn't go well my boss called me
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and told me hr wanted me to take it down i was so scared i didn't want to break the rules so after
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that i decided not to share anything about meta anymore i was scared straight i continued to post
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on TikTok though I posted general resume tips and shared which companies were hiring or which
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companies helped with salary negotiations. It got human resources attention and in January they
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brought up my TikTok again. This time I was put I decided to put my notice in and quit but they
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fired me the next week. They said that my posts were a conflict of interest. After leaving Meta
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in 2022, I got a job offer from LinkedIn the following week. It was a lovely company with
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great culture and amazing benefits, but my TikTok had grown so much that I decided
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to create my own reverse recruiting business instead. In April 2022, I quit my job in LinkedIn
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to focus on my business. Now I use the experience I gained working as a recruiter at Microsoft
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meta and LinkedIn to advise people on their career strategy resumes and LinkedIn optimization I had
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a team of seven people and as part of our services we apply for to jobs for our clients and help them
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get interview prep and salary negotiations now it now it feels like I get to help people and
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genuinely change lives so I'm wondering your take there is a trend on women leaving high paying jobs
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i've seen women leave doctor professions i've seen women really high engineering jobs to post
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on tiktok now as someone that works in media you know it works out for some people absolutely
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however for every one winner there are like 50 losers corpses so what do you think about this
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tried? Well, first of all, what she's doing obviously is a market form of hypergamy. So
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instead of marrying up in a man's world, we want to get the most income that gives us the most
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stability. That's the latter. The most income that gives us the most stability. When women,
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hypergamy, branch swinging, as you might have heard, they're always looking for more than just
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the income what can they do to make their friends from high school and college jealous what can they
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do in their careers that would make them feel like they're the superior person in the group
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because in the old days it was the prettiest women with the widest hips who could cook and
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nurse babies that got the winners right but the winners today isn't getting a man you don't need
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no man so what's the win for the woman the win for the woman is looking at their friends from
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high school, their alumni friends, who's ahead of the pack there. Now, if you don't marry a
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billionaire, what do you have? Career, doctor, lawyer, whatever the case may be. But they quit
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it. They don't stick it out. That's the thing. So you've got marry a billionaire, which is great,
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but it's okay. Yeah. Right. Socialite is okay. Then a step down is doctor, lawyer. I mean,
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a step up is be a doctor, be a lawyer. Now you don't need a man at all. What's better than being
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a doctor or lawyer is someone who's beloved by millions. And TikTok, you know what a million
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on TikTok means. It means like $1.18, right? When you get a million, maybe a little bit more than
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that on one video. Yeah. If they get brand deals, it can be a lot. But if they don't,
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it's $1.18. It's very an unstable career. But do women on TikTok care about the $1.18 or do they
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care about the 1 million likes on their video? They care about the likes. Right. Yeah. So this
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is this is business hypergamy for a woman the billionaire husband used to be the win but it's
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not anymore so a woman would rather be a doctor than marry a billionaire today yeah that's true
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and a woman would rather have a million likes on tiktok than be a doctor so at the top is social
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media influencer that's like and then second is be a doctor right and third is marry a billionaire
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Well, I think at the top would be being like a CNN talking head above social media.
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Now, I don't watch a lot of makeup and beauty bloggers, but the ones that have the most drama are the ones that are top tier.
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So like the TikTokers that are fighting with each other?
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And then they fight with the token gay man for taking all of their branding.
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And then they get robbed by a guy that's smarter.
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the female fantasy is to be able to do the most degenerate thing and still get a high value guy
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at the end absolutely so it's like kim kardashian still got kanye she still dates high level men
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and she did a porn yeah that was her beginning yeah she did a porn with some athlete or film
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i think it was i i missed it i didn't even see the porn i heard it was pretty good i didn't see it
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i've just heard the i've just heard about it right but it was before my time but the thing is like
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I think a lot more guys especially the simps they're forgiving yeah they are they're just
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happy that they're getting sloppy thirds or fourths or fortieths and the thing is simp isn't
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about money or stat you know it's crazy a guy could be so smart so intelligent when it comes
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to business and I'll explain to them I'll say you know this marriage contract is pretty stupid to
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sign and they're like no it's about commitment and I'm like it's how is it about commitment
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that person's divorced that's correct that person's divorced like what do you get out of marriage
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that's correct and they'll die on like I could have every stat they don't have an answer they
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have no answer they have no answer it's not sex unless she wants 10 kids then you have sex 10
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times maybe if you're lucky 10 20 times yeah you know and those women they're hyper fertile when
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they are when when they want to be but they're not hyper fertile for the guy so it's even worse
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for him she blames him for not giving her a baby and then she doesn't want to have sex for a year
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ivf yeah yeah and it's so crazy because there's like a difference between female intelligence
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and intelligence like intelligence with women and just straight intelligence well i mean women are
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designed for hypergamy it's not they're not designed to be doctors and lawyers they of course
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can be absolutely yeah anyone who studies can be a doctor or lawyer that's a license yeah right
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it's not about intelligence it's about being able to dictate what's in the book but when it comes to
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a woman's survival versus a man's survival she's the protector of the egg right yeah that's the
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key element there how does that transfer to tiktok you're going nuts all right we're going to show
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the next one. She lost a tech job because of TikTok. So I got fired. Yeah. My big, uh, six
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figure remote tech job. Yeah. They canned me. She had a six figure remote remote men would never
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give this up. No, no way. No way. What do you need me to do? I'll do it. And, um, you guessed
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it. It was because of a TikTok. Yeah, last month, I took a very quick video. I had forgotten to put
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my mug underneath my Keurig one morning. And so my coffee spilled all over the place. And I took
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a quick little snippet of the coffee everywhere. I turned around my face. I said, I hit stop
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recording and I uploaded and I did not use my big giant brain to think about the fact that in the
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background of that video you could hear my chief product officer talking oh oh no oh that's bad
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i can't imagine the chief product officer what he was thinking or she you know it's crazy we had
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all these women saying we work so hard and we have all these bad work conditions but we telling
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ourselves right away because they'll show you know it's the same thing with the women that say
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being a mom is the hardest job and then you see a vlog of a day in my life as a mom of seven you're
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like are you kidding me you have time yeah i'm like this like it's not easy but it doesn't if
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you have time for recording i can't think during my day of when i have time for recording well i'm
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like you realize there's a guy a week that dies on a fishing boat in alaska to give us crabs correct
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and the his wife back home doesn't find out sometimes for weeks or months no way they're
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gone they take the boat and then they when they come back that's when they know they're alive
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there's no internet no text messaging no wow yeah that's why i hate it when i hear conservative
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commentators say like men aren't doing enough because it's such bullshit because there's so
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many men that do such difficult jobs true it's just like really really hard draining jobs to
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give us the food that we have do you think they should say urban men aren't doing enough
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what are urban men doing what do you mean like city guys yeah well i mean there's still guys
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that run the infrastructures in the city there's garbage man yeah okay i can appreciate that i
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mean i've ran the numbers once around half of men have an infrastructure job so that's the
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it's a little bit over 50 percent sure and that's not including like if you would say finance like
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you would argue isn't in it but that's still an important it's still an important job yeah that
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makes sense i can appreciate that every time i go into the city i see a lot of guys who aren't doing
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anything so when i don't really say men aren't doing anything but if i do hint at it it's because
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those guys aren't doing anything they're basically living like girlfriends well i think the incentives
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just aren't there anymore you have to like the guys have to ask like what's in it for right and
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if they're not going to provide for a family and kids why are they going to do it and a lot of dads
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a lot of dads today are just giving allowances to their sons into their 30s and 40s. I've seen
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it with friends of mine. No jobs for five years. I was like, how are you surviving?
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And they're like, oh, you know, dad's paying my rent. Strange.
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It's a weird time to be alive. Let's keep going.
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Because I was in a meeting. Yep. It was about 430 in the morning. I was in my weekly team
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stand-up meeting they were having a conversation that had absolutely nothing to do with me so i
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went off camera took the 20 second video and hit upload and i did not think anything of it until
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the next day when i got called into it it's so funny i just think it's so funny to think their
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boss is in the background they're tick-tocking while they're working and now she's talking about
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it more right so what's the next employer gonna think like i think sometimes we think things are
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funny and maybe they are but it's not you shouldn't put it online no because the next person is gonna
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look at that and see it and see the proof a meeting with hr and my chief product officer
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and they said hey somebody sent us this video and we are immediately dismissing you from the
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company for gross negligence and i said that's a woman who sent the hr the video probably right
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yeah competition mostly yeah competition yeah wow i've only been afraid that i'm gonna get beat
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by women i've never felt that way about a guy right yeah right wow yeah and someone i dated
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was like accused of like stuff like that yeah i know later i mean i don't think it was real
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But I was like, if he did it, you did something to piss him off.
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That's why I realized that some women deserve to get hit.
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I was like, you must have been doing something crazy.
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but uh anyways the point is some it was either false or she did something she did something yeah
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um i said it was great working with all of you and i hung up the call and i said holy shit
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this is gonna be perfect for my memoir come on oh my gosh this is so bad does she have a mirror
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does she have a mirror because that's not memoir material right there i'm sorry
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it's not you gotta do more interesting things than getting fired to get a memoir
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you know what that's the problem when jada smith has a memoir it's always you know what
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It's all these average women that just get crazy above-average results.
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Like, nobody cares when, like, Amy Winehouse was really famous.
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But no one really contested that too much because her voice was phenomenal.
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But Taylor Swift, guys, hey, because it's not that she's a bad singer.
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It's just she shouldn't be as famous as Michael Jackson.
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it's the female fantasy it is i think she's gonna win i think she's gonna get
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yeah travis kelsey to give her a kid i think so too i mean she's a she's the princess of america
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she's the disney dream yeah and i think it might work out too everyone thinks it won't i could be
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wrong but i think he's more like alpha than most of the because she dated musicians before and
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actors horrible yeah so they're kind of softer creatives yeah not bad but no no it's like it's
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not bad but in touch emotionally yeah and so she's gonna get then travis kelsey who's like a
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football player he's macho super bowl champion yeah i could see it working out i could see it
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working out too but the question is is she gonna want to spend her billions share her billions with
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them yeah that's the question that's gonna be a great see that's gonna be a memoir who was the
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last taylor swift like of 20 years ago uh the the african-american lady who died of an overdose
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Was she always into drugs or did she just do that?
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into like drugs or anything no but if you tour that hard back then you needed to take drugs
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painkillers mostly for what it's brutal on the body you're in tour buses you're not in private
00:28:09.580
jets you're sleeping in tiny beds in the tour buses going city to city it's much easier today
00:28:16.780
to not be a painkiller addict uh michael jackson died of painkillers prince died of painkillers
00:28:22.180
no way oh yeah she is beautiful wow i didn't realize she was that she was she had a great
00:28:27.640
body she was petite and i don't know if there's any pictures of her smiling but her smile
00:28:32.340
she was in that movie the bodyguard and she was um she was lovely in that she basically played
00:28:40.100
herself oh wow yeah everyone wanted to be whitney houston so you think she'll die of an overdose
00:28:46.760
I don't think so she has a private jet and she's got dietitians what do you
00:28:51.860
think her future is gonna be she will probably age gracefully and I think
00:28:57.980
she's gonna pull one of those disappearing acts for a while how much
00:29:01.080
more money do you think she needs really I mean she's a billionaire right yeah I
00:29:04.280
think she's gonna raise kids I'm not kidding you I think she's gonna disappear
00:29:07.160
for like six to ten years raise kids what more do you need yeah you know but
00:29:13.160
She needs that husband, and Kelsey's probably the guy.
00:29:16.340
He can be, so he's going to finish his career as a player.
00:29:21.720
Then he's going to be a coach or assistant coach.
00:29:24.940
Then he's going to be a coach, and then they've got the money to buy a team.
00:29:35.120
She has dated, I think public exes are like 20.
00:29:40.160
the game plan for me if I was her would be to have a lot of breakups leading up to a planned
00:29:45.820
marriage that was stable okay because remember her audience will age with her
00:29:52.260
and at some point they're going to want to see her be a success in every stage of her life when
00:29:58.320
she was a little teenager writing her music right doing her music videos her audience was like wow
00:30:05.260
she's so talented now she's owns all these you know brands and businesses and whatnot oh wow
00:30:11.660
she's so amazing the next step is going to be marriage and kids she's not going to be like that
00:30:15.800
british princess who threw it all away markle markle she's not going to be like that yeah
00:30:21.520
she's going to have a successful story and it's probably been planned 10 years in advance i would
00:30:25.340
guess yeah she's not gonna be like eilish what what happened to her she could have been taylor
00:30:31.280
swift yeah i think billy was just too mentally unstable correct like taylor just seems i mean
00:30:38.740
she's a little you can tell she's a little crazy but she's a woman right but the thing is taylor
00:30:43.540
is feminine billy is masculine truly masculine yeah right she wears pants taylor wears dresses
00:30:48.900
yeah billy wears sneakers taylor wears heels yeah i mean for like a front-facing person yeah right
00:30:55.720
that's like um there's levels but what's going to happen when taylor gets married and has kids
00:31:01.100
Are all the girls who follow who are going to want to do that next?
00:31:08.580
No, I don't think anything can stop this strain.
00:31:22.480
I just kind of do an argument the other day with some, not an argument,
00:31:26.580
but like they were asking me and saying well how can you do this content like we got to fight
00:31:33.340
against it and i'm like i'm not gonna lie and say and sell hope you know what's gonna save it right
00:31:40.700
what the w1b visa not the h1b visa the w1b visa the wife visa women will not let that happen you
00:31:50.260
don't think so no the lithuanians and the polish okay yeah let's say they start doing that number
00:31:57.920
one the the passport girls become modern very fast very fast so my mom was a passport girl my
00:32:06.640
dad's second wife passport girl okay you know and they became modern oh man yeah brutal and i've
00:32:13.560
heard the women i interviewed when i was in london i interviewed a lot of women from those countries
00:32:18.700
and they would all tell me their moms told them to be modern so even the traditional mothers like
00:32:26.000
they tell their daughters to put put off marriage go to school all that be independent like yeah
00:32:31.900
there's no stopping this train sorry guys I can't I could lie but you know it would be so much
00:32:38.180
easier to be a conservative talking head and just say you know what let's let's bring families back
00:32:44.360
it's just it's not gonna happen what's the next video what do we got hold on i gotta finish this
00:32:49.300
one because it's too funny um yeah honestly do i think that i should have been fired i mean nobody
00:32:57.000
ever thinks that they should be fired but honestly no um they weren't really talking about anything
00:33:03.440
super confidential you could honestly barely hear them in the background but alas they found it to
00:33:09.120
be a fireable offense and so they canned me and i have nothing left to do except for accept it i
00:33:16.440
mean shit i fucked up it was an oversight i 100 accept that they canned me i can't do anything
00:33:24.360
about it so of course i thought well what would any college dropout who got fired from their job
00:33:38.480
they all do what with what what what network does she have none none none okay let's go to the next
00:33:50.260
one so we got was she h no she wasn't hr she was the hiring she was hiring in tech oh she was in
00:33:58.760
tech that's right remote work next the woman got fired from GameStop because of a tick so I got
00:34:05.840
fired from GameStop um for tick-tock oh my god I'm dying um yeah my DM came set up his computer
00:34:18.740
um and was like hey can you come in the back and I'm like oh god am I in trouble he's like just
00:34:23.120
come in the back I'm like oh fuck and there's this white lady on this white HR lady's like you
00:34:28.440
know do you have any idea why we want to talk to you i'm like no i'm like but i'm scared she goes
00:34:33.940
oh we should be scared and then she's like you know do you do you make do you do anything at
00:34:39.520
work i'm like i make tiktoks she's like oh blah blah blah i'll get to this in a second basically
00:34:44.300
you're don't be scared but you're fired um basically they didn't like that i was disparaging
00:34:52.420
certain products, like calling things stupid. They didn't like that I was making fun of
00:35:01.320
certain customers, and they didn't like that I showed the safe in one video of it back
00:35:05.940
with stickers. Apparently, that's a safety hazard.
00:35:12.420
These companies spend a lot of money for product placement in the store, the video game companies.
00:35:18.140
the employees at the store have no idea what those companies are investing to be
00:35:24.020
at eye level or whatever and that's what keeps the stores open it's crazy to
00:35:29.960
disparage any any client any amazing I just when she said I was disparaging
00:35:39.500
the product why would that be a good idea well I think people confuse critics
00:36:13.420
um there was no comment on you know that i talk about warranties pro trade uh price matching any
00:36:24.440
of that there's none of that no it's just you know here's what you here's how you fucked up um
00:36:31.380
i'm sorry i think i have one shift i have one shift left it was on friday they're like
00:36:37.900
you're terminated immediately give your keys like holy shit
00:36:43.960
anyone who works at gamestop knows that there are some stores who do some very sketchy
00:36:51.360
illegal shit um which i will talk about probably next week i was given i i will talk about it next
00:37:00.180
week let's just say that um some sketchy illegal shit uh and i'm really glad women have the
00:37:07.760
tendency to like hold things in an arsenal to attack you late i see this in divorce cases a lot
00:37:14.240
where they just keep like a notepad of every bad thing you've said a mental yeah yeah every bad
00:37:21.900
thing you've done like even when i started coming out like with more right-wing content sure i when
00:37:27.980
i was in volleyball i some of my friends were left and i just didn't tell them right because
00:37:32.360
you guys are terrorists why would i tell you of course they're gonna bury you over i know i'm like
00:37:36.440
This was during the first Trump election, which was super contentious.
00:37:42.940
So I'm not trying to have problems at volleyball.
00:37:49.180
It's almost more important to say that because so many of the left thought it was a lock.
00:37:54.840
They didn't even know that women existed who weren't pro-Hillary.
00:37:58.580
I remember sitting in my car with another girl from volleyball, and she was just bitching about what Trump winning.
00:38:10.060
Keeping quiet to yourself, because she would hold it against you forever.
00:38:13.900
Yeah, well, and it wasn't even, I just, at the time, I'm trying to get better at volleyball.
00:38:25.140
Well, volleyball is a full-time commitment, more than a full-time commitment.
00:38:28.340
it's a life commitment at the time and that was it was a d3 school but it was really competitive
00:38:33.080
we were like top 20 in the country for division three yeah and so it was focused yeah it was like
00:38:39.520
four-hour practice you know so it was i mean it was crazy i mean for d3 but freaking um did you
00:38:46.460
have any friends who were right conservative at least yeah i mean there was some but we all like
00:38:53.460
the conservative girls i feel like we knew but we're not gonna wear the hat or wear the pin or
00:39:00.120
talk about it especially not that maybe not even talk to each other about it because you don't know
00:39:04.140
which one of you will tell us yeah exactly and later she like made a video about me and was like
00:39:09.540
disparaging me and like that's perfect no i it was crazy all pr is good pr i guess but but my
00:39:17.480
point is i was like she was talking about stuff i said like years ago and i'm like i don't even
00:39:23.720
remember that don't even remember but she's holding it in her brain the whole time rent free i'm like
00:39:29.160
i haven't even talked to you in like four years in her head that's crazy and this gal was a key
00:39:34.120
holder she wasn't just this girl here on the video she wasn't just a clerk she was a key holder she
00:39:39.800
was managing and opening the store and talking garbage about brands it's incredible yeah where
00:39:47.080
where is her dad to tell her don't do this yeah no where's her Taylor Swift to
00:39:53.800
tell her don't do this she's gonna be like what would you say mid 20s mid 20s
00:39:57.580
but hints of autism yes mentally she seems like 14 she does yeah which is
00:40:03.400
fine which is fine it's interesting that it's still online because she's gonna
00:40:07.260
want to get back into retail strange that GameStop corporate felt the need to
00:40:13.780
reach out to me regarding Tik Toks and that you know social media is just you
00:40:20.980
know really harming the company and I'm just I'm so sorry about that I'm really
00:40:27.280
glad that this was at the top of their agenda and not the myriad of other
00:40:32.440
illegal things that people way above me are doing oh I was curious if I could
00:40:40.240
get fired for tick tock and i did good thing saturday was supposed to be my last shift but
00:40:47.700
i guess i got a saturday off uh oh my gosh okay so painful i know next on the agenda we have a
00:40:57.200
middle school teacher who got fired because of her tick tock story time about how i got fired over a
00:41:05.320
TikTok. You currently work with me? No, you don't. Keep scrolling.
00:41:15.280
Okay. So, at the beginning of the school year, I worked for a subbing agency.
00:41:22.640
The subbing agency had me placed at a long-term assignment at a middle school.
00:41:29.020
It's not my first year in middle school. I spent all of last year in a middle school. However,
00:41:33.040
i moved and needed to go to a different school district so i had posted a tick tock regarding
00:41:40.960
unhinged things that middle schoolers say if you know a middle schooler or you love a middle schooler
00:41:49.040
they're the most unhinged people on the planet and i couldn't love them more for it
00:41:54.480
so i posted the video and it received a lot of feedback it received a lot of likes it received
00:42:00.320
a lot of views i was so excited about it i had never had a tick tock go viral
00:42:06.480
i'm also a stand-up comedian so performing and being able to make people laugh
00:42:11.440
really meant a lot to me and i was very excited about it and then uh monday morning i got a text
00:42:18.400
from the subbing agency that said do not go into work due to the tick tock i had not posted where
00:42:25.520
i worked i had not posted the city i worked in so she was making fun of the kids she's making
00:42:30.400
fun of the kids the customer the paying customer i know and they're thinking how does this happen
00:42:37.840
what did you think was gonna happen it's curious to me like again where is the dad like who didn't
00:42:43.040
who raised her to to do that to your paying customer that's the king but even if it's a
00:42:49.200
dad how often is it a simp dad that will like no it's always a symptom i mean how often do you see
00:43:22.500
and i am not new to education i know better than to ever post a child's name face voice
00:43:29.860
or anything of the like so i didn't um i offered to take the tick tock down and they said yes
00:43:37.460
take it down i did they made me wait a day to hear back and still fired me
00:43:46.180
um there's a teacher shortage in this country and even more so a teacher shortage there's
00:43:52.260
a sub shortage uh every day you go to school and there are kids being shuffled into different
00:43:57.620
classrooms there are kids being uh just put in the gym because they don't have a substitute
00:44:04.980
i love my job i love teaching i'm actually in school to be a full-time special education teacher
00:44:13.540
it's my passion so to be let go over that was absolutely heartbreaking
00:44:17.540
and to have to choose between my love of performing and my love of education.
00:44:25.820
Men know that they have to choose, that you can't do it all.
00:44:31.880
But there are some careers you cannot be in and have a stable 9 to 5.
00:44:40.920
This is such an important topic for young girls to witness.
00:44:44.800
and I don't I don't know anyone else who's actually covering this topic right now and
00:44:48.700
that's not me simping for the for you or the topic but this is really like if I was a father
00:44:53.560
of a girl like that I would want them to see failures yeah and they're and not only are they
00:44:58.560
not accepting the L here they're doubling down on it as it's a win and they're putting more out
00:45:03.520
there she wants to be a teacher of special needs kids a woman who was fired for trolling kids
00:45:12.480
goes on the air to potentially hundreds of millions of people admits what she did as a win
00:45:19.920
and now says by the way i want to be a teacher still yeah and the thing about social media is
00:45:27.500
a lot of times people only see the winners correct or they pay attention to the winners
00:45:32.300
like back in the day you knew if you wanted to be an actor or a musician you're probably signing up
00:45:36.860
for a life of poverty of course that's that's most likely what it was gonna be correct but now
00:45:42.760
it's they just and it's it's probably hypocritical being in the position i'm in but i'm like look for
00:45:50.280
every one winner there are a hundred losers more than that now yeah more than that but the
00:45:55.140
difference is and the thing we can realize the thing we can we can maybe agree to in this case
00:45:59.620
uh 20 years ago you had a thousand actors who made a million dollars a year let's say okay
00:46:05.900
Right. So 1,000 actors made a million bucks a year. Today, you might have 100,000 influencers
00:46:11.720
who make $10,000 a year. Yeah. And for them, that's a side hustle. They don't have to drive
00:46:16.560
for Uber. They can go on TikTok. So it kind of makes some sense. Like your school is never going
00:46:22.740
to fire you because you drove for Uber. Your school is never going to fire you because you
00:46:26.920
shopped for Instacart. Yeah. Well, to them, the TikTok isn't them. They're not watching their
00:46:32.960
episodes and male content is a lot more information based so if they they if they
00:46:39.280
make media it usually helps their career correct because men go through life where
00:46:46.000
they have consequences for saying stupid things everything yeah like um if if a woman says
00:46:54.160
something stupid and she's pretty the guys do not care they don't correct even her husband
00:47:00.160
yeah even her husband even her dad yeah and and of course all of the guys the white knights who
00:47:05.440
are defending her they will defend her actions even if she apologizes the white knights will
00:47:10.400
defend her actions so you did nothing wrong correct on these tick tocks are the majority
00:47:16.000
of the comments are they from women do we ever look at this one says i'm sorry you got fired
00:47:21.760
but when one door closes another one opens god has more in store for you that's a woman tiny
00:47:27.600
tiff said i subscribed to you today because i saw your video earlier than when this one came
00:47:32.400
across my for you page i'm so sorry this girl says you need to contact a lawyer you did nothing
00:47:38.160
wrong right yeah there you go that's insane you never showed faces or nothing i'm so sorry this
00:47:44.740
happened come to detroit this is a guy come to detroit this is unbelievable yeah he's trying to
00:47:52.380
get with her yeah what you know what are you up to kind of comment that's so messed up you did
00:47:58.080
nothing wrong yeah and so but she feels this now she feels like she did nothing wrong so she's
00:48:04.600
going to double down on it it's crazy to see and not in any of those comments is there a single
00:48:09.480
father figure not one father figure to say hey hon hey little girl let's back off let's take a
00:48:18.760
break I'm trying to find any that said I can't find any that are telling telling
00:48:30.380
her to log off it's incredible not a single father figure completely missing
00:48:37.720
from the discussion and I mean from a red pill or from a conservative or from
00:48:43.840
old-fashioned perspective there always was a dad to say it's okay you made a mistake it's okay
00:48:50.240
let's let's try to make it right let's talk through this we no wonder we don't know how
00:48:55.980
to apologize we don't yeah my dad made me yeah when i would go and beat kids up or bully them
00:49:01.900
i was bullied first then i would turn it around and because i was a foreign looking kid i would
00:49:08.420
get in trouble with the teachers so then my dad's like look you got that punch in you won now in
00:49:15.300
front of the teachers now in front of other students go and apologize and he even told me
00:49:20.580
it doesn't really mean anything but you're doing it for show you're doing it for the client you
00:49:25.240
know we don't have that anymore and it's pretty incredible actually yeah guys if you want your
00:49:30.560
if you have a comment question or concern go to the audacity network.com sign up for our yearly
00:49:35.900
monthly memberships i'm going to read um the chat right now normally you pay for every single super
00:49:42.060
chat um when you're you know on normal channels but here you can just go on the website we are
00:49:47.420
demonetized so it does help so doug says ask the guest what decade was peak symptom
00:49:52.700
i would say the 1990s with r b music and the sitcoms well that's a great question um
00:50:00.380
um so in the in the 80s when i first started dating um guys were guys i mean we wore jean
00:50:09.480
jackets and leather coats and greased our hair and we would go out together so it definitely
00:50:15.260
wasn't the 80s in the 2000s it was a lot of dot-com money okay a lot oh and you don't simp
00:50:23.240
when you have money in the 2000s because a lot of guys who were dorks were all of a sudden heroes
00:50:29.200
Dorks, like, for example, Nine Inch Nails, Trent Reznor, he was a dork.
00:50:34.880
All of a sudden, he's got money, and now he's a cool guy, marries a supermodel.
00:50:42.660
There was a lot of that R&B, a lot of that making, we used to call women queen.
00:50:52.660
So it probably was the 90s, and I would think a lot changed at 9-11.
00:50:58.400
A lot changed then where men, where strong masculine men started to become more valuable.
00:51:04.800
And I'm not saying 9-11 did that, but leading up to the late 90s, oh, yeah, definitely peak simp.
00:51:18.600
I don't really celebrate birthdays, but, yeah, I'm 50.
00:51:21.700
Doug says the average male CEO is in his position for five to seven years.
00:51:27.140
The average female C-suite employee is three to four years.
00:51:31.580
50% of women in STEM fields quit after they have a baby or around the age of 43.
00:51:38.260
They'd rather have status and title than money.
00:51:40.300
47% of men in the country do infrastructure jobs.
00:51:45.660
After she married Bobbi Brown, she wasn't that woman anymore.
00:51:50.160
Billie Eilish destroyed her chances when she decided to they-them it.
00:51:54.100
he says um taylor swift is masculine um then she he says she is feminine doug mpa you didn't hear
00:52:02.380
him right he said that taylor swift is the masculine role model right he puts out her
00:52:06.300
ideas and music women are taking it in as the masculine role model even the great kevin samuel
00:52:11.720
said he wasn't responsible for how people consume his content right um micro said just because
00:52:19.000
you're passionate about something doesn't mean that you're good at it oh a passion is the worst
00:52:23.900
never do what you're passionate about passion is for your hobbies passion is for your loves
00:52:28.580
I don't do what I'm passionate about for an income I do what I'm really good at what I'm
00:52:32.580
efficient at it's not really acceptable to shame or correct women you don't know that well
00:52:37.460
yeah I guess that's true but if they're posting in the public the next one we have is a woman
00:52:45.920
said she found her voice in her marriage because of tick tock so she lost her marriage show of
00:52:53.240
hands did tiktok end your marriage too oh no but around the time he left me i started seeing videos
00:53:00.980
of women being treated just so much better and i started speaking up and he didn't like that
00:53:09.560
so like i'm pretty sure he left because i got my voice because of tiktok and uh recently my girls
00:53:18.840
told them i was back on tiktok because i took a break and he didn't seem happy about that so
00:53:24.540
tiktok thanks let's see the comments i want to know what her body count was before she got married
00:53:34.800
tiktok may have ruined your marriage but it saved you it was definitely a heavy contributor i found
00:53:40.880
my voice and discovered more about my queerness getting your voice because of tiktok was so real
00:53:45.940
I found out he was cheating for five years when I was one month postpartum.
00:53:49.320
I might have stayed if I didn't have a community to give me hope.
00:53:53.240
Mine had passed before I got here, but this app helped me avoid so much shit.
00:53:58.360
Yes, it opened my eyes to see how bad things are.
00:54:02.240
It's not the thing that ended my marriage, but it definitely helped.
00:54:10.700
So they don't have church, of course, which is fine.
00:54:13.940
and they don't have other moms because the kids don't want to play at the playground they want to
00:54:21.900
be at home on video games yeah right when I was a kid my mom had community she had other moms at
00:54:27.880
the playground and they did stuff other than child rearing right they literally did things
00:54:33.340
together my mom was in a bowling league with other women women who were raising kids so they had this
00:54:40.220
community and today they don't I don't know it's not always church the community they have is at
00:54:46.260
work where they're all competing with each other yeah right uncool or what online or it's like a
00:54:53.720
salsa scene or like like whatever the girl's into like an anime scene but that's all online though
00:54:59.820
isn't it mostly yeah a lot I mean how many times do people go out anymore kids don't go out at all
00:55:05.520
not much the playgrounds are empty in the summer by my place and I have a nice playground they're
00:55:09.860
empty it's so crazy yeah it's crazy the kids don't ride bikes we have a
00:55:14.360
beautiful private street where I live and the kids don't ride bikes and my
00:55:17.900
neighborhood is all young kids they're all at home playing video games the moms
00:55:21.140
are at home actually I asked my sister if she didn't have social media would
00:55:25.220
you be left out and she said yeah she said if we like I wouldn't get invited
00:55:29.720
to anything yeah I wouldn't know about anything that's wild to me that's why
00:55:33.660
there's no solution for parents either because i mean they all communicate with snapchat
00:55:41.260
public school kids do no that's private really no that's catholic that's catholic school i have
00:55:47.500
some friends on social media real real life friends but we follow each other on social
00:55:51.260
media and their kids are unschooled and the kids are out beekeeping like the nine-year-old is
00:55:56.940
lifting weights the thing is though even with the homeschooled ones like once once they hit 18 you
00:56:17.480
I mean, I've seen good dads with daughters on OnlyFans.
00:56:26.480
I was explaining this to my cousin the other day.
00:56:28.760
I'm like, look, I know you have kids, and this is scary.
00:56:31.520
you cannot fully prevent it right if your daughter decides like they're young but i'm like when
00:56:39.540
they're older can't stop it if she gets in the wrong group of friends gets on the wrong content
00:56:44.980
there is like love and be open for them to come back yeah the prodigal son there's only i knew
00:56:52.400
one girl who i mean she was just so sexual from such a young age her mom there was nothing else
00:56:59.940
her mom could have done she took away her phone she would like she she tried so hard to like
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prevent her from like doing crazy stuff and she would go buy a burner phone at Walmart just to
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yeah I have a guy would like hide it in the like in the bushes and just grab grab it when she needed
00:57:17.780
I have a guy I worked for in the 90s ex-client corporate guy rich guy yeah and he called me a
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couple years ago and said his daughter was doing OnlyFans and I told him have the mom talk to her
00:57:29.100
and say you know we don't support this but if there's ever a problem you need to talk to someone
00:57:35.160
we're here for you we're not going to judge you we're not going to get angry you the girl did
00:57:38.880
OnlyFans or whatever for like a year year and a half put away a million dollars and then came home
00:57:43.720
because she was burned out she was exhausted she hated herself and they helped her invest that
00:57:50.580
money and she was one of the lucky ones but she talked about I've talked to her since she talked
00:57:55.480
about dozens of girls that she collaborated with and all of them are on drugs face tattoos the
00:58:00.620
average amount is 250 bucks they don't make money no a month unless you're like top top top tier and
00:58:07.320
good marketing yeah you know it's crazy to think about i mean that's why they crucified tate was
00:58:13.080
because they don't like it when men benefit off of women's sexuality even though the women were
00:58:17.480
willing participants right they just it's men cannot monetize women's sexuality that's such
00:58:22.960
a strange idea because i mean i owned bars when i was younger right and we monetized women's
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sexuality yeah right my bars friday night 8 p.m happy hour for women come in it's free for women
00:58:34.640
yeah that was men monetizing women's sexuality yeah you know let's see what's next here
00:58:41.980
oh here's another one i am literally still in shock that my husband just came home one day
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and decided that he's going to up and leave the family
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can you do a video on the bun at some point in the future
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I mean, sweatpants can be kind of hot around the house, a little bit, a little bit.
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My husband comes home from work one day and says, I don't really like you anymore.
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And we have our conversation and it basically ends with, don't stay if you don't like me.
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That's not something that's going to change because I'm not changing, right?
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but if this is something that can be figured out if it's because of other things that are happening
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that could maybe be shifted then let's talk about it let's try and work it out he says okay we'll
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try and work it out but he's going to nashville on a work trip the next day so that really gives
01:00:30.200
it a couple of days to simmer right well wild twist of fate his dad also ends up being on a
01:00:36.060
work trip in nashville something that he didn't even know about until he was already there they
01:00:40.940
don't work for the same company. It was just this wild twist of fate. After he talks to his dad,
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I don't hear from him at all the rest of that trip. We had been talking before that. He had
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called me a couple of times and then radio silence, not even a text. Comes home and basically just
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says, okay, well, I'm leaving. I can't stay here. I don't want to be here. So not much I can do
01:01:00.940
about that, right? It has been less than two weeks. He has already rented an apartment and
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he is moving out tomorrow. Like I am looking at his boxes over there that are waiting for him to
01:01:09.420
grab tomorrow so i would love to keep my house i have 200 pound dogs that were really his but i'm
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keeping them because he works 12 hour days and at this point yes i'm desperate if you want to hear
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more i did block his ass so i will talk more about it how many views how many views yeah i was just
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about half a million likes well that's pretty good though that's really good she's gonna be
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able to pay for some of the dog food but it tanked after yeah engagement I mean
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she doesn't have an engaging look to her bad production quality where is it when
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we were young divorce is worth it don't trust the not all men guy not all men
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what a gal I don't see where it is but look at her but okay when her hair was
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down she actually looked more feminine yeah i know she's he's working 12 hours 12 hour days
01:02:08.160
done i don't agree with republicans so basically he probably branch swung which is really rare for
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a guy i bet his dad told him to get the f out or if he's close to his dad that's a good father again
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there's the father figure where's her dad in all of this you know nowhere oh my gosh
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where is it I can't see I can't find the one like how far back is this I just
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want to know how many views it got oh you have to I don't know probably it's
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okay I'm not a big tick tocker so oh my gosh and she's got the gay do you think
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that I find that women go gay after a bad relationship always they don't mean
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it it's New York a do you hear you know New York a no there's no guys to date in
01:02:52.260
new york so they became new york lesbians you hear britney griner or whatever the basketball player
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she thinks her ex-wife didn't get pregnant from the ivf yeah she got knocked up by her ex is her
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ex hot i don't know because i mean i don't know but that sounds fun to me she's about to get
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paternity tested so how would that work i would be all about it for me no i meant for her because
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it wasn't her kid anyway biologically correct so she can't force it so is she on child support or
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no she would have child support because of the marriage that's a mess that happens to guys who
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whose wives cheat yeah all the time and then the guy has to pay child support for 18 years because
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they accepted fatherhood of the kid yeah but i would still do that i mean i wouldn't want to
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but i would still do it because a father is a father is a father i randomly met a woman on
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on a plane once that was the daughter of a dad that did or of like yeah and she said she could
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not figure out her whole life why she wasn't like her other siblings that's amazing she never felt
01:03:53.840
like her other siblings were the same and so because she was the oldest right and so her mom
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was sleeping with two men and she hit it and so she told the one that would be a better dad married
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the simp yeah married the white i would do the same yeah if i was a woman yeah and so then she
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had two kids for the guy after they stayed together is the crazy thing even though it all
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came out later yeah but the thing is like a good dad is a good dad whether or not it's blood or not
01:04:22.780
i don't want to raise another guy's kids but i would adopt happily i would adopt yeah and if
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if i mean i probably would step out on her though if that happened yeah um let's see now we got one
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that's losing friends on tiktok i have lost friends since starting tiktok what's with that
01:04:42.200
accent because i'll be honest it's not something i was really expecting when i started it would
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start off with them being kind of unsupportive so i could see them watching my posts but they
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wouldn't engage or even like acknowledge it and that's fine whatever like you don't have to like
01:04:58.100
my post nobody's under any obligation to like my content especially if it's something that
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they're not actively interested in fine fair enough whatever but then over time it would
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turn into like little snide remarks or little jokes with the jack so if we were going out
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somewhere they'd be like oh are you vlogging this even though i don't do vlogs or if i'm showing
01:05:14.040
something i bought they'd be like oh hashtag sponsored so do you think she was being annoying
01:05:19.220
or the friends were the friends were jealous they're jealous she's awesome i would watch her
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she's fantastic the glass the little glasses the fairy eyes she's got because i'm looking at her
01:05:29.280
page she's awesome and i thought maybe she's big though right i thought maybe she was over
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no not even i thought maybe she was over sharing or something i was like maybe that's why they
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dumped that's jealousy no but this is um all it is is it's tick tock growth strategies like this
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is actually a professional looking one it looks great i'm looking at it over your shoulder here
01:05:51.260
and it looks fantastic yeah i was like wonder why no it's jealousy it sucks it sucks to be a
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successful woman turn into less contact less replies to messages to the point where like i'm
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not getting invited places with them or like they're just not talking to me at all just really
01:06:08.940
weird and i would love to know if that's having other people and why you think that is i don't
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want to be really reductive and be like oh they're just jealous because i don't think it's as simple
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as that but i would love to know what it is that triggers people i guess i don't know it's just
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it's very odd also i will say and yeah my hair's in stock curls now but yeah i will say i have
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made more friends from doing tiktok so that is a benefit i guess but yeah it's just no i would
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love to know what other not real no not real friends no there are people climbing the ladder
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yeah that's coattails the posse the posse you learn that really really fast yeah my friends
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are not even on the internet like my real life friends they're the most stable people correct
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yeah but we don't see each other every day or every week yeah you know but they don't freak
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like women it's kind of weird if you don't contact them for a while they get really mad
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is there an app for that what is there a real life instead of social media is there a real life app
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what do you mean a real the app doesn't actually you can't interact on the app but the apple will
01:07:09.180
remind you oh hey reach out to pearl it's her birthday hey reach out to pearl it's the day
01:07:13.920
that facebook used to be good for that but there won't be an app it would just be reminders
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was terminated from her dream job after a video she posted to TikTok of her twerking
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The video went viral overnight, but instead of love and support for it,
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She captioned the video, which garnered over 72,000 views.
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I mean, like if you were dating a guy and he was paying attention to girls twerking, you would lose respect really fast, right?
01:08:34.220
I mean, if you're going to simp over a girl twerking, I expect her to be an eight or hot.
01:08:45.200
i was celebrating at the end of probation and making it out of a hard upbringing in san francisco
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something many people in the industry can't relate to although it was a poor decision on my behalf
01:08:57.040
it would cost me my dream job she wrote oh my god you know it's crazy men when they take else they
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don't make excuse i saw a man i was watching a video the other day of a guy in prison for child
01:09:08.280
support yeah and he was making no excuses even though like you the system is so unfair with that
01:09:15.560
so i work with a lot of guys as a consultant uh and um i tell everybody blame me just blame me
01:09:23.320
for everything if anything goes wrong put the blame on me and i will accept it right away and
01:09:27.320
then i move accepted and move on and it actually gives me value clients like that i take the take
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the bullet for my guys for my employees my crew i always tell them even if it's their fault you
01:09:39.000
know you get caught smoking weed in the bathroom just blame me say adam said it was okay even if
01:09:43.480
i didn't just blame me taking the l is professional yeah she can't take an l oh my gosh and also i
01:09:52.280
think she might be a economy class flight attendant what do you mean i i doubt she's a first class
01:09:59.480
flight attendant oh no her celebration was short-lived as alaska airlines terminated her
01:10:05.480
employment just six months into her contract so she went to school for two years i explained that
01:10:10.920
the video wasn't intended to harm anybody or the company but they didn't want to listen
01:10:15.400
it's incredible without warning they terminated me no discussion no chance to defend myself and no
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chance for a thorough and proper investigation what is there to investigate you're in uniform
01:10:28.120
getting paid on company time just start an only fans just do it either there's got to be a ton
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of only fans flight attendants i'm sure there i'm saying like you're twerking and you just
01:10:39.080
start an only fan you got the you got the clout from this it's time to get naked i had a lyft
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driver who had her only fans qr code in her car holy crap yeah i didn't scan it i mean i scanned
01:10:50.960
it because i didn't know what it was it didn't say only fans it had the logo but i didn't know
01:10:54.060
the logo was what percent of attractive women do you think have done some sort of sex work
01:10:58.860
attractive women eight or higher i want to see if you say what the pi said
01:11:06.700
it's probably one in five twenty percent i think he said 40 yeah of attractive i mean you can't
01:11:13.180
say you didn't do like if you're fat it's like no one was gonna buy anyway no no the kink market is
01:11:18.300
much smaller than people realize much much the kink market are the guys that you know in your
01:11:22.540
your neighborhood if you're a fat girl and you got a couple of sims in your neighborhood they'll pay
01:11:26.620
to see you naked but there's no way some guy in new york is going to pay for some fat girl in
01:11:30.760
los angeles not happening no dalla has since reposted the twerking clip with a new caption
01:11:38.420
can't be yourself anymore without the world being so sensitive what's wrong with a little twerk
01:11:43.520
before work she reposted people act like they never did that before the footage was posted
01:11:49.220
along with the hashtag discrimination is real i never thought a single moment in my life would
01:11:54.600
cost me everything she wrote on the fundraising page which has received 646 of its 12 000 goal
01:12:02.280
as of thursday losing my job was devastating she added now dialla intends to devote more attention
01:12:10.380
to her lingerie and dessert which by the way guys if you want to donate to some a good cause we have
01:12:22.480
We have the right crew now, so we just have to raise the money.
01:12:26.200
So we already have them for the first month, so, you know, good.
01:12:30.500
And that's something men actually need to pay attention to.
01:12:32.480
You know what's amazing about this flight attendant?
01:12:34.780
So a flight attendant is one of the greatest opportunities for branch swinging hypergamy
01:12:40.220
that exists because you're meeting, of course, you're meeting a lot of broke guys, right,
01:12:45.740
who fly once every 10 years but you're also meeting the road warriors right and these are
01:12:49.840
guys who have money and you're right in front of that i mean you literally have an opportunity to
01:12:56.520
meet more men you're not a bartender you're not a massage therapist if you could go to first class
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do you know what's crazy i want to tell you the biggest l i've ever seen a woman take
01:13:05.260
yeah so my dad is a friend who has box seats at the bowls sure and so we went to the game
01:13:11.560
and yeah and so we like it was i don't know if you've seen bend in one but it's it's like you
01:13:17.920
have your own box of course i have clients with access yeah and so they they'll go around and
01:13:22.680
bring you food of course and there is a woman that brought us dessert and i'm thinking that
01:13:26.840
is such a great opportunity if you're if you fit pretty makeup you're like you're bringing the
01:13:33.620
dessert like who's not who's unhappy to see the dessert she's like 300 pounds she was so fat and
01:13:41.020
it doesn't make sense yeah again where's the father where's the mother you could be you could
01:13:46.080
you could generational wealth in in literally one three-hour sport game you could build generational
01:13:52.700
wealth one time one meeting bring some dessert to the players you want to go for like the the
01:13:57.520
athletes yeah there's i mean what's the thing is a lot of guys who so i have a lot of owners
01:14:01.760
i have a lot of clients who have box seats and let's say it's 50 50 between alphas and dorks
01:14:08.260
Right, so tech dorks who have box seats, those are the guys that you want to get with
01:14:13.540
because they're not sleeping around, they're not running around, you know, they're ready.
01:14:20.760
They're going out, they're buying box seats so they can meet pretty girls.
01:14:30.660
I'm very big on working with, if the woman has a type, right?
01:14:39.260
You know how the women can't get away from pookies?
01:14:44.440
With a job that's stable enough that it'll work.
01:14:46.460
If you like rich guys, go work for the box seat place.
01:15:00.420
So you could get, like, if you're not that attractive, go down to the retail level.
01:15:04.960
i have a friend who's a pookie and he's a manager he manages um
01:15:09.440
forklift operators in a warehouse oh and he is totally a pookie
01:15:13.520
and he makes a ton of money i think he makes like 250 a year
01:15:16.800
yeah that's a ton of money and i mean the right girl
01:15:22.000
i mean he's gonna cheat he's gonna cheat maybe at work
01:15:25.360
no he cheats with everyone every new girl that comes through there
01:15:29.600
yeah i think he told me he got four notches in a week with new girls after
01:15:33.200
the training after the internship he's gonna get in trouble no they might sue oh no no no he's
01:15:38.820
he's he's masculine he's got charm i don't know they've been taking down a lot of masculine guys
01:15:45.900
lately i mean joy taylor is gonna take down all of them i heard that yeah i'm like you better be
01:15:51.860
careful oh my gosh i just can't believe this woman doubled down all right next we got um
01:16:00.440
apparently i'm supposed to mute this because of the copyright so wait okay wait there oh there
01:16:06.180
this is it oh no is that the original video yeah that's supposed to be attractive
01:16:19.680
i just why who are the guys who are chasing this why would you think that would be a good idea
01:16:39.500
Oh my gosh, that would be if someone did like titty planes.
01:16:50.520
Hooters had an airline and they hired very large breasted women as their flight attendants.
01:17:00.720
It probably died in the 90s, but you're going to have to look that one up.
01:17:12.760
So what happened was the flight attendants union.
01:17:14.700
By the way, flight attendants work really hard.
01:17:16.180
So I'll never put down someone who works as a flight attendant.
01:17:18.700
But the flight attendants union kept women in the job much longer than it used to.
01:17:27.200
Women wanted to work until their 40s and 50s and 60s, so the union protected them.
01:17:31.760
In the old days, pre-union, the airlines would cycle them.
01:17:36.020
They used to be a great American Airlines flight attendant training center in Elk Grove Village.
01:17:41.040
It was all young girls, fresh off the bus, right, from St. Louis and East Dubuque and Jackson Hole.
01:18:04.660
But then the unions came in, and now you see a lot of, and again, not disparaging them.
01:18:21.620
Yeah, I guess a lot of them have been doing it for a while.
01:18:26.880
for me i don't want hot flight attendants i just don't know i don't think i could not could do that
01:18:32.640
job and not get really fat like it'd be so hard to be have like a proper nutrition there's no
01:18:38.160
nutrition they don't eat anything good yeah like you can't cook ever nothing i'm sure i'm sure some
01:18:44.800
of them have figured it out there if there's a will there's a way but for me i fly with a flight
01:18:49.440
attendant united she's so fit she's so beautiful she's married she eats healthy and i've talked to
01:18:56.240
story about it before and she just told me that it's a it's literally a job for
01:18:59.780
her to stay fit yeah like she lands random cities all the time she's got a
01:19:04.040
Planet Fitness membership or whatever she goes to the gym she doesn't eat the
01:19:07.880
airport food yeah you know it's a lot of discipline a lot of discipline and I'm
01:19:15.200
sure they all party and I was gonna say she she gets invited to the bars yeah
01:19:19.160
right at the hotel that the airport put airplane airline puts them up in and
01:19:30.720
But even, you know, 10 years ago, get off a plane, talking to the flight attendants.
01:19:38.580
And, you know, one time I saw this couple I thought was so cute.
01:19:43.860
And it was like a couple and they had a friend.
01:19:48.000
And the friend told me that there was one was a pilot.
01:19:55.240
she was a side chick one of my first girlfriends her dad was a pilot and her
01:19:59.860
mom was a flight attendant and then the mom retired and the dad still piloted to
01:20:06.040
Germany yeah and I asked the girlfriend my girlfriend was beautiful I said
01:20:09.880
doesn't your mom care and she said as long as it happens outside of the US
01:20:15.340
they have an arrangement yeah she just accepts it yeah pilots if it's in a
01:20:21.440
different country he's in a uniform yeah right I mean who's gonna say no to that
01:20:26.000
yeah right in control of 300 lives it's pretty that's catnip that's catnip well
01:20:34.280
what are your final thoughts on the on the women losing their jobs because the
01:20:39.260
tick-tock it comes down to what I said initially this is hypergamy but instead
01:20:43.060
of women getting a better husband they're just getting more fans and I
01:20:46.400
think women competing with women is a natural aspect you know if you're
01:20:50.520
beautiful and you can attract top tier guys, then you're going to be competing on marrying up for
01:20:55.840
real, real hypergamy. This is entrepreneurial hypergamy. The women who had husbands obviously
01:21:02.240
aren't taking care of their husband's needs, obviously. And they're ignoring their kids,
01:21:06.200
they're ignoring their students, they're ignoring their friends, they're ignoring whatever it is
01:21:10.620
for the likes. Oh my gosh, that's so true. They ignore, it's so obvious they're not paying
01:21:16.000
attention but it's catnip i mean getting followers is so sexy going from even having a hundred
01:21:22.120
followers going to a thousand followers yeah that's dopamine yeah that really that's a turn
01:21:27.380
on so do you think that the top of the female hierarchy it's clout above getting the best like
01:21:33.140
the hottest guys so the hottest oh i don't think the hottest guys matters as much anymore i think
01:21:38.960
the richest guys doesn't matter as much anymore i think if you can lock down the hot guy and lock
01:21:44.580
down the rich guy that's clout but followers is more clout yeah because it's not one guy women
01:21:50.940
worship kardashians they don't worship um like lebron james's wife no it's so rare to find
01:21:58.860
celebrities that have been married a long time it really is you know what the only ones women
01:22:03.120
worship is like george clooney's wife who got him when correct where she like he was done he was
01:22:09.100
done and she was 35 right and yeah she was hot though right she was she was yeah but it's still
01:22:15.580
the female fantasy to like lock him down oh yeah but i mean he was he used to drive around la and
01:22:21.460
it's convertible and the only thing that shared a bed with him was a pig he had a pet pig he would
01:22:28.880
ride in the car with him no no look it up so what okay wait i don't want to i don't want to give
01:22:35.180
away too much uh too much information but i know someone who's a very good friend of his
01:22:39.180
and cluny's to drive around rodeo drive and he was hot then he had the big old bushy eyebrows
01:22:44.980
and he had a pet pig shut up he did look at this and uh brian can you get that up there
01:22:50.980
and um yeah i don't want to give away any of my my my knowledge my friendship base but basically i
01:22:57.840
know someone who's one of his best friends and he would kick girls out of the car when he would go
01:23:03.800
get his pig because the pig went with him everywhere that's so funny isn't that amazing
01:23:11.200
can you imagine being a hot girl i mean he was he still is hot but he was really hot suave you know
01:23:18.080
good bs-er yeah and she just got lucky but he was ready yeah i mean let me tell you something i'm
01:23:24.460
50 right i still got my drive i still got my cocky behavior but i'm not 30 yeah right 50 is a good
01:23:31.860
time for a guy to settle down i'm not exactly there yet but it's a good time and if i was a
01:23:36.940
george clooney type i probably would be like hey you know what yeah you win yeah right in the media
01:23:42.820
you win is he still screwing around yeah of course i'm sure they have new pills now yeah
01:23:49.760
yeah well thank you so much for coming on thanks bro that was awesome you want to tell the people
01:23:55.800
you got any social media website you want to plug you know not really okay i appreciate that i'm not
01:24:00.520
really not here to promote myself. I'm here because I'm really excited about your documentary
01:24:05.440
that you're working on. And the topic today, I think it's really important. Guys, if you are a
01:24:10.640
dad, don't force this on your daughters, but somehow maybe get them to watch the episode.
01:24:17.380
Because I think this is an important thing to see that women can throw away years of schooling,
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years of networking, years of building their reputation. They can throw it away for a TikTok,
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not even porn or a face tattoo or getting caught with drugs for a tick tock and i think younger
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girls especially need to know that it's not worth the clout always yeah and be like pearl
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plan things yeah before you say them thank you for having me on pearl thank you so much um all right
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we're gonna read the chat one more time before we go also guys if you want to donate to the
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documentary there's a link to that in the description uh we're at about like 13 000 or 14
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last i checked so amazing um our goal is to get to ideally our first goal is like 50 and then at
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least the basic is covered um if we get a better edit at 75 but um okay so let me read the rest of
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what also if you want to put a comment or question you can always do it in the chat on the website
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it's 10 bucks a month 80 bucks a year it's not really acceptable to shame or correct women you
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don't know well community is gone churches fail gaming and tiktok win women drink free bar that
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drink free bars are banned now due to equal rights he doesn't understand what a pookie is
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a requirement of a pookie is not having a good job tyrone's i can accept tyrone's can have good
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jobs pookies don't okay is a pookie a pookie socially that's what i was thinking of pookie
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so socially maybe i've been using it wrong maybe we'll define it next show anyways guys make sure
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you like the video on your way out subscribe to the channel thank you so much for watch
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watching i appreciate you and i will see you guys next time