Pearl - Rachel on Rogan & Terrance Popp Round 2 !!!

00:00:00.000 Woman fatigue. Woman fatigue. Please take out the Botox, Becky. Woman fatigue. Woman fatigue.

00:00:21.420 They think they can do it without men, but they need, mm, woman. Let me go and do a C scale.

00:00:30.000 Woman, woman fatigue, woman, woman fatigue, I know, sorry if I'm making your ears bleed,

00:00:50.600 But this is a message I gotta say

00:00:57.060 That women are driving me crazy today

00:01:02.700 They knack, knack, knack

00:01:06.800 Pretend to get the bag

00:01:09.520 When really they should be checking in to rehab

00:01:14.660 Oh, they knack, knack, knack

00:01:17.720 While their tits sag, sag, sag

00:01:20.400 When they should be checking into rehab

00:01:24.740 Oh, I'm so sick of all the ladies in this country

00:01:30.600 I'm sick and hired and I'm right on the money

00:01:35.660 I'm sick and tired of doing this to you

00:01:42.020 But I'm gonna complain on you too

00:01:46.220 Ooh, woman fatigue, woman fatigue, woman fatigue, woman fatigue, I'm trying to make it work,

00:02:12.260 but i can't baby woman for tea thank you thank you i see a grammy in my future too

00:02:24.420 i see a grammy in my future too

00:02:29.380 i know i mean i turn them down constantly right they're always like here's a grammy and i'm like

00:02:35.460 ah i can't i'm busy that day so you know you know how it is the album i have a few songs on spotify

00:02:45.060 i do have a few songs on spotify um they're okay you know i mean it is what it is

00:02:55.700 name one um i think if you put in pearl davis and addictive it'll come up

00:03:00.420 yeah they're like they're kind of girly songs to be fair but we're building a music studio soon

00:03:08.660 so I'll tell you guys about my day my cooking is getting better I'm really um I'm really working

00:03:14.500 on my meats so I ate one of these meats for lunch I can't remember which one this is the sauce I

00:03:21.320 made I cannot um I cannot get garlic to chop really thin I'd like I want to get a kitchen

00:03:29.680 person to come in because I'm getting better in the kitchen, but my chopping skills just are not

00:03:35.620 like coming with. Um, and I think my chopping skills kind of suck. Like if I'm being honest,

00:03:41.780 so I have no training, just YouTube. Someone said this steak was pretty good. Someone said

00:03:46.860 the asparagus was like droopy or something, but this guy said, step one, cook your protein till

00:03:53.540 brown, remove from the pan and rest with butter, olive oil, fresh herbs. And remember to base the

00:03:58.880 meat with butter as you cook. Step two, lightly saute your onion and garlic until golden. Stir

00:04:04.540 and release the brown bits from the protein. Step three, deglaze the rest of the pan with a bit of

00:04:08.600 wine and chicken stock with salt and pepper to taste or with salt and pepper and an acid.

00:04:15.120 Important. Whisk aggressively with the heat turned up while you dump small cubes of butter

00:04:21.380 in. It'll begin to thicken. I have not gotten sauces down. I've gotten a lot of things better,

00:04:26.000 but i'm really trying to work on my sauces um here i will just kind of go through my twitter

00:04:35.280 today might as well ally beth stuckey knows that she's not allowed to be preaching in church and

00:04:40.880 you know she just keeps going hey guys welcome to bible study okay first we're gonna i was thinking

00:04:45.840 about how women even shouldn't be able to choose to teach women from a patriarchal point of view

00:04:51.200 because shouldn't a man be teaching women like why are women even teaching women

00:04:56.940 i like i i thought about it further and i'm like well like i don't even think women should teach

00:05:03.980 women you high low high low high high low low high and then what to eat for lunch okay who wants to

00:05:10.300 open us up in prayer any nines want to get out of their comfort zone and go ahead and do that i'm

00:05:15.080 only seeing ones threes and eights right now i would even take a four okay okay you've got a

00:05:20.900 three-wing but that's okay okay now let's do an icebreaker y'all want to do do die date let's do

00:05:25.800 it did everyone read the passage that they were supposed to read last week i know it was super

00:05:31.200 convicting right did everyone bring it everyone okay good the fact is you can't love other people

00:05:39.080 until you love yourself i mean that's just like so she's making fun of um women preaching and

00:05:44.700 then she goes on to preach. I thought this guy, um, I thought this was a couple I saw on Instagram

00:05:50.980 and then someone told me it was AI. So I was like, fellas, what's your excuse? Turns out it was fake.

00:05:57.080 So someone was tweeting an old video of me. So let's see. Women are the most likely one to

00:06:03.280 infants. They're the most likely ones to kill the elderly. And, um, they're the most likely ones to

00:06:08.100 use children. The most dangerous place a kid can be is where? In the mother's womb. One out of

00:06:13.400 women have an abortion, but if you don't believe in that, in the first year, women are the

00:06:18.620 most likely ones to kill children. It's almost unheard of for a man to kill a child. So this

00:06:24.200 idea that women are nurtured, it's just not true. If we look at single mother homes versus

00:06:28.180 single father homes, single father homes fair, basically the same as two parent homes for

00:06:32.800 single mother homes. The amount of time, listen, listen, it's the Department of Health and Human

00:06:38.780 services um national incident incident study 45 years of data disproving the myth myth that

00:06:45.740 husbands are the abusers yeah suck it what's your study what's your study i always have the studies

00:06:53.900 i just don't know the name i'm bad with can a be bad with names it's just so irritating

00:06:59.660 it's like what's your city what's your study it's like okay i forget the name i can't remember the

00:07:04.700 the name of the study but i'm not a bad faith actor um i planted a few flowers in this pod if

00:07:12.200 anyone cares um um evie magazine blocked me on twitter i have no idea what i did to deserve

00:07:21.220 this treatment i don't know if it's because i did two streams and 7 000 tweets making fun of them

00:07:27.000 but you know you hate to see them go you love you know you love to watch them leave so i guess

00:07:33.680 they'll keep on whoring clavicular here says that trad wives are the biggest larp in history i agree

00:07:39.960 what do you think of trad wives oh my god the biggest larp in history and it's just like the

00:07:48.340 same like two sides of the same coin i would say really uh they're still very hypergamous

00:07:56.420 uh they're just putting on an act so that they could just get with a new demographic

00:08:01.680 a lot of the times it's just them looking for a new social media niche really to blow up

00:08:08.140 it's interesting yeah it's it's funny because you and i are very optimized to make money on

00:08:13.900 social media so it's weird when i see someone and they don't have anything they're selling or

00:08:17.820 they're like obviously not sponsored it's like why are you even doing this it's like what do

00:08:21.120 trad wives sell on social media um usually only fans like not even gonna lie i've i've seen like

00:08:31.660 trad accounts on twitter doing that there's probably just any normal like sponsorship i'm

00:08:40.220 pretty sure there's a lot of donations they probably try to collect like having a patreon

00:08:45.720 or whatever so that that kind of shit interesting but anything and everything that they could sell

00:08:50.840 they're selling what do you think all right um yeah i threw some flowers in here if anyone

00:08:58.640 wants to come with me on my journey of learning how to garden and stuff and being a little bit

00:09:05.580 more outdoorsy I don't have a big garden or area to work with but because I live in like a townhouse

00:09:11.960 and some people they were like tweeting at me their ideas of like what I should

00:09:18.920 do but it seems like it was going to be really expensive to like lay down grass and stuff so I

00:09:26.680 like i'm just gonna start with a few flowers like these ideas looked pretty cool but i'm like

00:09:33.720 i don't know i think i think i'll just start with some with some flowers and see where that goes

00:09:40.840 and maybe some food you know is that is that too much to ask i did feel a little bit bad last show

00:09:50.120 sometimes i like to give you guys just because i think it's kind of funny um but i was kind

00:09:56.680 of making fun of the small super chats right i was like you know i was just playing i was just

00:10:01.560 playing and then the guy was like i really try to donate what i can and it kind of i was like

00:10:08.440 oh i was just kidding i was just kidding you know so i always appreciate the supers no matter the

00:10:14.360 size uh i'm just messing with you guys you know we like to have fun here ronaldo's wife i couldn't

00:10:22.280 believe it that someone married to the most attractive one or no sorry the most attractive

00:10:29.640 man on the planet or one of them um he's like not even on her instagram i'm like women are incredible

00:10:39.400 um oh i think i covered this e this the e-girls doing e-girl things

00:10:46.960 i have an open um invite to all the e-girls to come on my show

00:10:51.380 so i don't know if they're dying to come on let me see if there's any replies i did i could talk

00:11:01.360 about how do i make asparagus not floppy apparently my asparagus is a little floppy so

00:11:07.900 i don't know how uh brian is saying makeup should be illegal and i disagree um

00:11:18.600 i think it's a great warning right to who's mentally ill all the women that looks max to

00:11:27.200 like an extreme amount and get like really good at makeup i think usually have something wrong

00:11:32.820 with them i'm not against makeup right i'm not against looking better as a woman

00:11:36.560 But, you know, when women can't, like, deal with their natural face at all, I mean, that's mental illness.

00:11:54.540 So I was saying that's okay.

00:11:56.780 I think women should be able to use makeup so we can pick out who's crazy.

00:12:06.560 Oh, I guess Zendaya and Tom Holland are getting married and everyone's saying that Zendaya is

00:12:11.680 okay with dating a short King. Um, I was talking about when I played volleyball, my experience,

00:12:16.420 if the man had money status or was it really good looking, most tall women will go to maybe

00:12:22.020 three inches shorter. Like I'm six foot, I think five, nine would be like my personal limit,

00:12:29.580 right? Five, 10. So I, that's kind of what I saw. Usually the guys are muscular though.

00:12:35.100 um okay i'm actually hopeful to what ai is going to bring everyone talks about how ai is gonna

00:12:45.080 um delete like it's gonna get rid of all these jobs right and i do think it's gonna get rid of

00:12:52.200 a lot of useless jobs but i'm kind of hopeful okay so i live in a townhouse complex i don't

00:13:00.240 maybe i shouldn't say it's too late it's out there whatever um and i was thinking about how

00:13:05.520 if i didn't have the youtube stuff what i would do is these are a bunch of like decently high

00:13:10.960 earning people and they all probably could afford to um uh they could all probably afford like dog

00:13:23.600 walking services laundry services of anything women's future part-time jobs is going to be

00:13:30.080 outsourcing like domestic labor to other people you know so um and a lot of it's going to be

00:13:38.160 probably men running it because women can't run anything right like there is a guy who does dog

00:13:43.680 walking and there's a bunch of dogs in my like complex and he picks up like three dogs a day

00:13:48.800 from the complex it's like 50 bucks a dog a day um i mean that adds up and him and his wife just

00:13:56.640 like have a dog business you know they have like a dog um business and i was like what a great job

00:14:05.520 he just gets to hang out with some dogs all day like that's this guy's job and i was thinking

00:14:11.680 about it like how i think i was talking to doug mpa about it and i was going through some of the

00:14:17.680 numbers for like laundry services when i go to the gym there's like stretch services

00:14:23.520 um and i think doug mpa made a comment about um like what type of guy is going to be a dog walker

00:14:30.640 and then we started and i said you know what the guy who does it mine like i don't get dog walking

00:14:36.400 but i get the boarding sometimes when i go he actually seems pretty smart like he's kind of

00:14:41.200 like you're just a like he's like a tall white guy right he just seems i don't know he came off

00:14:47.680 you can kind of get a sense when you talk to someone if they're intelligent or not

00:14:51.440 and he seemed intelligent and i was thinking about it and i'm like who's the real like

00:14:57.040 he's the intelligent one because he figured out a way to work from home he just plays with dogs

00:15:02.000 all day and there's a dog like store next door right i could just tell this man's passionate

00:15:07.840 about his you know and this dog like not dog store there's a dog like daycare next door

00:15:13.120 and I used to use that one and then I met him picking up the other dogs for the daycare

00:15:18.260 and I was like he's he comes up to me and he says hey you know this is the problem with that daycare

00:15:25.580 they board the dogs the whole day here we play with the dogs we make sure we do this this this

00:15:30.640 this and this and I'm like I don't know Doug MPA I don't know Doug MPA this is kind of smart to me

00:15:40.600 right and it's not you know and i can understand why he'd think that right it's not a dig at doug

00:15:46.540 mp i would think that too like who's gonna who wants to be a dog walker that pays like nothing

00:15:50.600 right that pays like like who would want to do that but if he's like this guy is passionate about

00:15:57.220 his dogs and um if if he could bring in like like a ton of money every day there's no overhead right

00:16:07.520 he just brings the dogs to his house. Um, like, and I was thinking about it. I'm like,

00:16:12.740 if shit ever hit the fan for me, I think I do laundry services for people

00:16:17.420 or maybe meal prepping. Right. I would just go to a couple like rich apartment complexes.

00:16:26.960 I would, I would get in the building. I would flirt with somebody. Right.

00:16:30.440 and then i would get in i would say hi my name is pearl um i'm starting a dog walking service

00:16:40.260 or i'm starting in this service or that service and um i'm this i'm that i'm a hard worker and i

00:16:46.320 just want you to know if you ever need any of this and i would work to like really build my

00:16:51.160 reputation you know now you got to worry about the milkman and the dog walker screwing your wife

00:16:56.120 Yeah, you know, it is what it, take that L. But I was thinking about it and I'm like, okay,

00:17:00.540 there's going to be a bigger divide between the peasant class and the servant class, right?

00:17:07.440 But there's going to be people that kind of like put two and two together and figure this stuff

00:17:12.240 out. So, okay, the, the, sorry, the, let's say the royalty class, right? The upper class,

00:17:19.720 they don't know how to do anything and so this includes young women and rich men and a lot of

00:17:27.380 this goes on in the cities so in the cities um you know i talked about white men the other day

00:17:32.840 and how white men it's seen as a value and a virtue of doing things yourself where black men

00:17:38.780 latino they don't see as much i'd say no latinos do it more themselves but like if you talk to

00:17:43.960 black men they're okay with outsourcing stuff just more so like eating out other white people

00:17:48.940 we're very much um we have to do it ourselves and and you're seen as like lesser value if you don't

00:17:55.260 learn how to do the thing yourself when it comes to men's responsibilities obviously women they're

00:18:00.480 okay with outsourcing motherhood they're totally okay with the nays okay so so um but i was thinking

00:18:07.480 about it and i'm like the men that there are some white men that maybe overcome this or decide fuck

00:18:13.040 that i'm gonna go live in the city i'm gonna get i'm gonna bang all these broads and i'm gonna get

00:18:18.420 high-rise apartment in the city and that way dating's easier and i'm gonna outsource everything

00:18:24.820 so there's the men that do that and they're banging these young broads right and it's not

00:18:29.700 a bad way to live i'm not saying one's good or bad but remember that guy will pay for

00:18:36.500 his meal prep service like it's a guy like myron myron lives in miami

00:18:40.420 um and he says to outsource everything cooking's a waste of time and i understand like you know

00:18:46.100 there's certain jobs it kind of is um not that i don't think cooking really takes that long like

00:18:50.660 if you just learn how to do um a meat a veggie and rice and your fruit it doesn't really take

00:18:57.380 that long but you it takes a while to get to the point where you can make it really well i'll say

00:19:02.420 that takes the learning the skill takes forever anyway anyways so but remember all these people

00:19:09.060 um which is the young women who are getting money from the rich guys or through sex work right or

00:19:14.740 useless jobs they're in the elite class or their debt hasn't caught up to them yet

00:19:19.300 they get all these useless these services they could learn to do themselves um but they don't

00:19:24.180 want to um uber eats grocery collecting someone's groceries whatever so what i would do is like

00:19:31.940 maybe i would downsize uber eats right i would find um wherever there's women uber eating i would

00:19:37.940 go introduce myself and say hey i can do this cheaper than the uber eats and i'll get the

00:19:43.460 deliveries for you guys you know i don't know something like that something like that so i

00:19:52.180 think that's going to be the future and what's going to happen is the women are going to be

00:19:57.540 after we age out we're going to be in the peasant class or the the service class right and so women

00:20:05.060 will be you know doing uber eats um cutting hair beauty whatever for the elite women right or the

00:20:13.460 high-earning women or the women whose debt hasn't caught up to them yet or the sex workers

00:20:18.100 essentially but there's going to be people that make money off of this and they run these services

00:20:23.340 so i think that's the future yeah i mean

00:20:28.340 am i wrong am i like

00:20:35.000 so but imagine if you're a mom this is actually a great opportunity

00:20:41.680 you do, um, I mean, if you're like, imagine if you're a mother, you could do, I mean,

00:20:51.620 women don't really want to help, but if you did want to help your husband, you have to do your

00:20:55.340 family's laundry every anyway. What if you could do like one of the housewives near me? I mean,

00:21:01.580 she, she, um, there's a well-off family that she cleans for. And like, that's what she does part

00:21:09.040 time if I were single I would be do exactly what Myron is doing I won the lottery instead but

00:21:13.820 winning the lottery is luck not a plan see that's an honest married man the Branca show he's honest

00:21:21.100 okay like he does not say you're gonna find a good woman like I did he's like you're probably

00:21:27.600 cooked but it might happen you know you know um but yeah so like imagine if Branca um Andrew was

00:21:37.520 single right and he's like slaying these hoes in the city imagine he's in the city and he he's a

00:21:43.440 high-end defense attorney you know and he's he he's now youtube or whatever he doesn't want to

00:21:49.620 cook he doesn't want to clean he doesn't want to do any of that any of that shit right so he's

00:21:54.480 sitting in the city now he has a hot latina woman that cooks for him no she'd probably suck he'll

00:22:00.580 get a man to do it you know what would happen first he'd start with the latina woman to cook

00:22:04.480 for him right the hot latina maybe white girl whatever but then the girls would like suck at it

00:22:09.600 and then he'd say screw that and just get a man

00:22:12.300 he was they would start but the guys will probably start with the pretty well men love

00:22:18.680 looking at pretty women um and you never know maybe like they don't really want to bang the

00:22:23.400 girls at work for them but maybe she'll have a sister or a friend or something so then he would

00:22:28.180 you know maybe he could bang the friend or whatever regardless he would start with the

00:22:32.460 pretty woman, get frustrated, and then he would go and then get the white guy.

00:22:39.160 Maybe get the Latina's number.

00:22:43.320 And then go get the white guy. But the white guy, right, you know, everyone's going to laugh at him

00:22:48.500 because, oh, you're cooking for people, you're doing people's laundry. And he would say, oh,

00:22:53.400 no i'm so sad right to the bank i can't imagine i can't imagine i know i am a loser dog walker

00:23:04.280 and then he's like getting rich off of you guys's wives who are just too lazy to do it right

00:23:15.240 he's just getting he's getting rich off of these guys wives

00:23:20.280 so that's what i see the future doing

00:23:23.400 you need work done men playtime women yeah he would and you see men jumping on this because

00:23:33.480 men don't men will do whatever if it pays women care about status men don't care about status at

00:23:39.780 all do you need me to walk your dog ma'am ma'am i mean uh the guy like the guys will fold the

00:23:46.660 laundry cook the food and i see this on my like news feed i i see men that do stretch sessions at

00:23:53.040 my gym personal training um so they enter like the servant class in a way but then they make

00:24:00.720 enough money that now they're in the elite class so they're okay with being like a slave or whatever

00:24:06.160 for a little bit um and then they have other people do the like women they'll train you know

00:24:11.120 thank you for the thank you for the super chat all right what is everything have to equate to

00:24:19.980 money what about values and the things that should be in nature natured well okay there are values

00:24:25.880 and yada yada but usually like certain values equate to money like if if you work smart and hard

00:24:33.980 you know um and like think about the work-life balance how amazing that job would be i don't

00:24:45.120 know maybe i'm wrong but i'm just i'm thinking it through like a woman or man you get paid to do

00:24:50.860 laundry you could be a full-time involved father and do laundry you could be a full-time and like

00:25:02.060 a meal prep you know what's so funny um i saw this maybe i'll pull it up i saw this tiktok

00:25:08.020 that was like would you be okay with dating a woman that like makes more than you or blah blah

00:25:14.600 blah, blah. And then the guys stitch it and they're like vacuuming, folding the lawn.

00:25:19.660 Doug MPA, did I send it to you? I thought it was so funny. I was laughing so hard.

00:25:25.000 Or they're like, and what'll happen is like men that like, cause some men like,

00:25:32.680 they're like, I would never do that. Well, if that guy saves, you know, you can always do

00:25:40.440 things that are like low value in a way, but for a period of time, you know? So imagine, okay,

00:25:46.800 you could be judging the guy living off his girlfriend, but in 10 years, maybe he's saved

00:25:50.480 for a house and you've paid rent for a decade. You've gotten robbed by your ex-wife while he

00:25:58.620 got free rent. Who's the real winner? Do you know what I mean? Like, I mean, like, wouldn't you say,

00:26:05.780 wouldn't you say that like he's kind of winning and you're like he's smarter in a way

00:26:13.480 women caked in makeup and spank smashing the wall what about values yeah

00:26:18.920 if people pay you to be do laundry they want it perfectly well i could i could find a way to

00:26:32.520 perfectly press it and not necessarily okay I'm gonna I'm gonna be all right if you build your

00:26:39.340 reputation as somebody who's trustworthy works hard and takes criticism people like like I would

00:26:48.500 be so flexible I would be so flexible um so imagine like first of all I would get really

00:26:54.600 good at folding laundry I would get really good at it it would take me a little bit but I would

00:26:58.640 get really good i'm okay now but i would be a lot better and what i would do is i know the

00:27:05.180 psychology of these mothers who just don't want to do their work of running the house or watching

00:27:09.920 the kids don't ask me how i know but i know i know the psychology of them so what i would do

00:27:18.340 is i would it wouldn't just be laundry don't you want an old white lady to help pick up your kids

00:27:25.760 from school when she's too busy banging the personal trainer and not mention a thing to the

00:27:30.560 husband. I'll do it. I'll do it. Don't like, I got no ego. Like, I mean, I would, I would figure out

00:27:45.300 like, if you're a well-rounded woman and you can like cook, do laundry, guard it, like

00:27:50.620 wouldn't it i mean it's way easier as a rich person to deal with one contractor that you know

00:27:59.480 is trust like i have one i have one contractor who's so good at building set i love his sets

00:28:06.440 oh my god and i know he's trustworthy you know i know he's he has a reputation because

00:28:12.300 everyone he's worked with said he's trustworthy

00:28:14.880 at like to the point i could give him my door code and i wouldn't care

00:28:20.620 i i would say i would say pretty much everyone that works for me i i wouldn't i they're trustworthy

00:28:25.820 i wouldn't you know um now not a different i mean who know i mean who knows right i mean

00:28:32.700 stranger things have happened but i i've hired the worst employees to know what a good employee

00:28:38.380 like um looks like anyways anyways who cares about that um

00:28:43.740 Um, so regardless, regardless, I would be that trustworthy employee. I like, I just know I

00:28:54.100 would be good at it. I know I could, you know, like I, even if I wasn't the best to fold in

00:29:02.220 laundry, you know, I would be a little cheaper. I would, you know, I would, I would, I would make

00:29:08.440 my mission to get inside all the townhomes in an apartment complex or in an area that's what i would

00:29:14.120 do does that make sense my are you guys following anyways that's what i think the future of jobs

00:29:27.560 will be i think it's just going to be services and i actually think that's better than i mean

00:29:31.800 do you guys want to commute an hour to work you could work from home you know

00:29:53.960 like imagine imagine i'm the person and i would totally do this i'm the person on call for

00:29:59.960 anything you need you want to uber eats i'll go get it for you you want laundry i'll go get it for

00:30:05.620 you you want me to go get your kids i'll watch them i would be that like um that's that would

00:30:12.920 be my job to be their like person a lot of rich people need that pearl could do my laundry well

00:30:19.320 look at i'm not dying to do laundry i have a streaming job now but i'm saying if this ever

00:30:23.640 went south that's probably would be my next i put enough time into learning basic life skills these

00:30:29.380 last few years because i grew up i had no basic life skills none i had to learn all of them i grew

00:30:34.820 up with nannies i i like i grew up in that house so i know how those houses run right and um

00:30:45.380 yeah i just i just know i could do a good job with it you know oh also thank you for reminding

00:30:51.540 me doug mpa a few things number one um number one we're casting for the divorce documentary now so

00:31:01.200 if you have a if you have a good hold on someone's texting me about about that thanks anyways all

00:31:08.160 right if you have a good person for the divorce documentary or if any of you have connects to

00:31:13.260 elon musk i'm trying to get elon musk in this documentary so i think that would be cool pearl

00:31:20.560 the personal assistant sold i would be i would be great at it because you know what i wouldn't

00:31:26.160 be above any job i hate it when service workers think they're above doing certain things if that's

00:31:31.920 your job you know what i mean it's like oh the service workers shouldn't have to do x y and z

00:31:36.560 well isn't that what they're getting paid for doing laundry is a half step above doing breathing

00:31:49.360 yeah it's not really that hard right women won't do it though so if you want to think of that women

00:31:56.080 like just the stuff that wives aren't going to do that women aren't going to cook clean

00:32:00.560 i think there's a lot of i think there's a lot of industry like the women

00:32:05.680 i mean there's a whole dog like daycare service

00:32:08.160 yeah i mean it's not that the women can't do laundry it's just like if they could have someone

00:32:22.600 do it for them i'd rather do that why not you know why do work when they could do nothing

00:32:31.160 and yeah and gluck gluck 9 000 you know you know imagine if that was a girl that added in

00:32:37.520 i personally wouldn't do the sex work thing but imagine if you added that in as a service like

00:32:42.400 um you can also offer blow jobs you can offer you you cannot like you can offer it like all

00:32:49.600 these only fans girls you could offer in that you know um so

00:32:56.680 gluck gluck 9 000 i know

00:33:03.040 but anyways doing the divorce documentary so if anyone's got anyone's got um

00:33:13.920 anyone's got connects or has any ideas or if you have a divorce story

00:33:27.860 doug at the audacity network.com doug at the audacity network.com a guy will let a lot of

00:33:37.660 household chores slide if the head game is solid yeah you ever seen a guy and you're like why is

00:33:42.580 dating that woman she's not that good looking she's not like there's nothing there's nothing

00:33:49.220 there it's the gluck gluck 9 000. it's like she's not giving him kids you know and i had a friend

00:33:54.420 i have a friend he makes he's got a couple million and he's in his early 30s right he's

00:34:00.420 i think he's 29 or 30 31 around there and um he said he doesn't give a about cooking

00:34:10.580 or cleaning because he eats out all the time anyway but the one thing he said there was a

00:34:17.900 girl he um got a gluck gluck from once and the the the head game was so good

00:34:23.400 that he would consider he would consider wifing her up

00:34:31.040 because the gluck gluck was that good that's the door that and she wasn't i've seen a picture of

00:34:37.800 she wasn't that good looking i almost thought about bringing her on the audacity network and

00:34:42.840 i was like you should give a course a lot of girls will be taking notes honey

00:34:49.600 you know what i mean so um i mean that's yeah he's gonna wife her up and the gluck gluck stop

00:35:01.480 well if he's smart he won't get married you know he'll just be in a relationship

00:35:04.820 it. I just never understood. It's like, what is the point? Why do people get married? Like,

00:35:12.440 it's like men know that your life is going to get worse after they get married,

00:35:16.320 but then they just get married. I just don't really get it.

00:35:23.060 I think it's off of feelings.

00:35:24.760 all right um oh i told uh pop that i'd react to his video first so we're gonna react to um

00:35:38.160 Terrence Popp, Ridonculous.

00:35:50.380 How to tell if a woman's lying.

00:35:54.560 All right, we're going to share this tab instead.

00:35:56.960 bad pop here from redarkless.com and today we're talking about the women's and this goes out to

00:36:14.820 the gentlemen who were raised by single mothers oh i said it chances are you're not going to know

00:36:22.400 any of this and why the only woman in your life thus far has told you women

00:36:28.400 don't lie so I am here to rescue you from the pits of despair these are 20

00:36:37.080 count them 20 ways. You can tell a woman is a four-flushing liar.

00:36:54.460 Yeah. The first way you can tell a woman is lying to you is her mouth is moving.

00:37:01.180 if there's anything social on the line especially her status she will lie to you and if she says

00:37:10.860 i'm taking accountability oh you are getting lied to in spades accountability is a modern

00:37:17.020 woman's kryptonite so the way this boils down if her mouth is moving and your dick is not in it

00:37:23.060 she is lying to you screen five number two body language and this is a big one and this shows up

00:37:30.160 differently between every make and model of the boulder holders if you know what i mean

00:37:35.680 and this is very subtle gentlemen so guess what you need to pay attention if she cannot

00:37:42.560 make eye contact or is excessively tense more than likely you okay i struggle with eye contact

00:37:50.640 in general are being lied to but you know i am a woman if you call we do lie all around on

00:37:57.440 something and the first thing out of her mouth is a quick guess what's gonna happen oh yeah that's

00:38:03.180 a good one the lie campaigns have begun so buckle up dudes the stupid patrol is out in force and if

00:38:11.260 you're really lucky it likes handcuffs space goes on number three you ask her a simple question

00:38:17.920 and her response is she goes pale or she blushes they cannot control that so trust your gut and

00:38:27.280 for the love of god do not allow them to try to explain it away or manipulate you into forgetting

00:38:36.340 i'm not gonna say that shit never happened to me but i bought that bitch cadillac

00:38:42.020 and number four we've already touched on this any change in her breathing just like the blushing

00:38:50.060 they really can't control this heart rate and blood pressure has elevated and they're breathing

00:38:56.120 to compensate for that additional stress and why are they displaying so much stress okay protect

00:39:02.600 guys let me know what you think i don't think women are that good of liars i think men are

00:39:08.840 infatuated by beauty don't pay attention and don't question women but most of the women i know that

00:39:16.120 have been on like demon time and have absolutely run circles around a guy i really don't i think

00:39:22.080 if they paid closer attention like they would have caught her lying like are do you guys think

00:39:28.580 women are that good put your observations in the chat but like it doesn't make sense to me

00:39:33.840 if women are so good like why why would women be bad at everything else but now we're magically

00:39:39.600 good at lying we look past the lying yeah how i knew my wife cheated is she got really red in the

00:39:52.960 face and started breathing heavy it was obvious what about you okay to you guys that have caught

00:39:59.420 your wife or a girl in a lie did you think it was obvious and you didn't like care to

00:40:05.840 look further like what what was your observation and remembering a lie requires a monumental

00:40:12.580 effort that's why i don't really do it if i was an effective liar i would have retired from the

00:40:18.860 cia not the army i'm just saying but that doesn't mean i never learned how to read body language and

00:40:25.240 that is what i'm helping you guys out with today that leads us into number five yeah that's a good

00:40:31.560 point. Society is an accomplice. They aren't that good. Everyone just lets them get away with it.

00:40:37.300 You ask a question. She hesitates. She bites her lip a little bit or touches her face or plays

00:40:43.880 with her hair. Uh-huh. And this one is really tricky because women also do this when they want

00:40:49.940 to jump on your conger cock. And if you're self of 34, you're going to give her the benefit of

00:40:56.680 the doubt and possibly the 10 dick never give up the 10 like that she good people she different

00:41:04.500 she loves me i've heard it all gentlemen and i've said it myself it is what it is and for all of

00:41:11.980 you women out there who think all i do is bash women on this channel that's what that's what i

00:41:17.920 do made all these mistakes myself that's why i talk about them this channel would not exist

00:41:23.120 without self-deprecating okay great we have a lawyer weighing in on this women are bad liars

00:41:28.360 men are just thirsty the ultimate tell crying caught can't figure out an escape

00:41:32.940 actually if you want to call in and give your take on this as a lawyer

00:41:37.680 or please do because i'll i'm gonna i'm gonna message it to you on x if you want to call in

00:41:47.620 because i i was just thinking about this i'm like i just don't

00:41:57.120 i just can't imagine that we're good at anything i just can't imagine it

00:42:03.080 but lawyers are like trained to pick out liars and stuff so you know humor and if you like

00:42:11.060 self-deprecating humor i don't know the older i get the more i think it's kind of easy to tell

00:42:16.120 when people are lying like they generally um they kind of like do exactly what you think they would

00:42:23.800 do do you know what i mean like they're really defensive as much as you like a beer scan the qr

00:42:29.720 codes below and help us keep this train rolling forward and if you can't do that i totally

00:42:34.920 understand subscribe share and like this video and channel and if you can hype it like i know

00:42:43.400 Know what that is, but it kind of sounds a little on the gay side to me.

00:42:48.160 Number six is eye contact, and it can go one of two different ways.

00:42:52.600 We all know there's a certain thing called a normal or comfortable amount of eye contact.

00:42:58.660 So if you have too much of each of the two spectrums,

00:43:02.540 either they don't make any eye contact or they just stare you in the face until it becomes uncomfortable,

00:43:08.560 you are being lied to.

00:43:11.060 And they usually end in the same way.

00:43:13.160 a whole lot of manipulation, and that might lead to a bail situation shortly thereafter.

00:43:20.300 If, of course, you're smart and you know you're being lied to. Let's be honest, gentlemen. The

00:43:25.340 sex you get from catching a woman lying and she wants to cover it up is almost as good as crazy

00:43:32.300 sex. So soak it all up, drive on. Winning. In fact, we'll just call this one 6 subsection A.

00:43:42.100 If you catch her in a lie and she's so determined to cover it up,

00:43:46.440 she reaches in and pulls something out of her bag of tricks that you've never seen before.

00:43:51.620 Oh, that's a big one.

00:43:54.380 That's what she said.

00:43:55.880 Actually, I've heard that from men that have caught their wives in affairs,

00:43:59.220 that they were like going ham in the bedroom.

00:44:02.860 That the sex was A1.

00:44:05.040 Has that been your experience, guys, or no?

00:44:08.980 Here's a little rhyme that we should all remember.

00:44:11.420 If she takes it in the brown eye, more than likely, it was a lie.

00:44:16.040 And number seven, and this one's very easy to spot.

00:44:19.700 When they lie to you, they clench their fists and tighten up.

00:44:23.220 This is what we call going tense.

00:44:26.340 It's either that or she's a third string man and willing to trade some rights and laughs, if you know what I mean.

00:44:32.620 But if you hit her back, you're going to chill.

00:44:36.540 Just say.

00:44:37.020 And number eight, depending upon what she is wearing, you might not see this.

00:44:42.440 It's a minor shrug of the shoulders.

00:44:45.180 And I don't know why, but it just seems to go along with lying.

00:44:49.540 I know nothing about it.

00:44:51.660 Liar!

00:44:53.720 Honey, why is there a condom in the trash?

00:44:56.520 I had a vasectomy.

00:44:58.120 I don't know.

00:44:59.820 Liar!

00:45:01.020 So you see what we're getting to here, right?

00:45:02.720 A lot of it depends on you seeing patterns within this person.

00:45:07.500 So as long as you're not dick thinking, you can recognize the Abbey normal here.

00:45:13.140 And number nine really depends on this one.

00:45:15.540 When you're talking to them and she's blinking an Abbey normal amount, you're probably getting lied to.

00:45:22.980 Women blink more than men in general.

00:45:24.840 That's just how we're designed.

00:45:26.240 But you spend enough time with them, you'll begin to recognize the normal and her cousin, Abby, normal.

00:45:33.820 Unless you're dick thinking and she's sporting a really good rack.

00:45:38.300 How you doing, baby?

00:45:39.360 I'm not judging. I've been there. I'm a tit man. I get it.

00:45:43.540 In fact, for your supporters at halftime, we got a couple of really good racks for you.

00:45:49.800 Number 10, general unease.

00:45:53.140 generally when it gets to this point

00:45:55.640 they've already selected the next

00:45:57.680 cock they're going to swing to

00:45:59.200 and they're nervous about breaking the news

00:46:01.920 why?

00:46:02.880 well it's not because they're scared

00:46:04.800 of hurting you because they don't fucking care

00:46:07.060 so you can

00:46:09.020 bet your bottom dollar

00:46:10.100 they're coming up with a

00:46:12.420 story and that story

00:46:14.800 will place blame 1000%

00:46:17.040 on you

00:46:18.880 because heaven forbid

00:46:20.740 a woman should take accountability

00:46:22.500 for her treachery. Haven't you heard? When a man cheats, aw, he's a pig. When a woman cheats,

00:46:31.960 she wasn't getting what she needed in the relationship. You keep using that word need.

00:46:38.540 I don't think it means what you think it means. No one needs the smartphone or the Barbie dream

00:46:45.700 house. No one needs that dude who's six feet tall, has a six-figure income, or is sporting a sausage

00:46:54.020 that's six inches or longer. You just want those things, which is totally fine. These are my 2026

00:47:00.220 dating rules. If you have kids or you want kids, you're cut. If you tie your shoelaces with two

00:47:06.080 loops, you're cut. If you're a crypto bro, cut. If you can't read out loud, cut. If you're a sloppy

00:47:11.300 drunk cut if you say expresso cut if you live at your parents house still cut if you don't floss

00:47:18.900 cut if you wear a sports jersey with another man's name on your back you're done if you haven't gone

00:47:24.340 to therapy done if you watch the news a lot you're cut if you can't regulate your own emotion

00:47:31.300 cut if you can't leave me in an airport cut if you don't like pineapple on pizza

00:47:39.140 you're cut if you don't work out cut if you have a nicotine addiction cut and to go with that if

00:47:44.740 you're on that coke diet and not the one you drink cut if you play video games you're cut

00:47:51.460 if you can't build a fire and keep it going outside cut if you haven't solo traveled cut

00:47:58.260 if you play this do you realize those are like opposite solo traveling and a guy like building

00:48:04.820 a fire out like usually men that travel aren't super outdoorsy although i guess they might do

00:48:10.420 like the hiking and the stuff i don't know it's just mouth open cut if you can't build an ikea

00:48:16.180 dresser you're cut and if you can't back up the trailer who wants a slave as long as you realize

00:48:24.740 men are allowed to have standards too number 11 i guess proximity is guilt because when they're

00:48:33.620 lying to you, they put an abnormal amount of space between you and them. And sometimes that space is

00:48:40.340 an object, like prison bars. I think the most common one is when they hug the pillow as they

00:48:46.740 explain themselves to you. Go ahead, squeeze that pillow as hard as you want.

00:48:52.740 I've seen that. If you've not been to therapy and if you can't handle your own emotions.

00:48:58.100 Not going to turn back time. I've tried it myself. And it's certainly not going to take away the

00:49:03.100 herpes that you got from Tyrone, screen five. And number 12, and this one is hard to accept

00:49:08.940 because we're talking about modern women here. You ask her a question and the answer is a little

00:49:13.680 short, kind of like the men she refuses to date, screen five. And again, this one revolves around

00:49:20.920 pattern recognition. You get a feel for the answers you typically get. And why do they keep

00:49:27.280 these answers short well we all know the answer you let a woman talk long enough eventually she

00:49:34.200 will tell on herself women are great at multitasking but apparently one line ahead is

00:49:43.700 just one line too many coke whore she would like a nice cold drink of coca-cola or if she's into

00:49:52.660 older men coca-cola classic screen five and if they decide to throw one of those men away for

00:50:00.820 a short king well that's his diet and a micro penis well that's zero oh my god number 13

00:50:13.060 and you start with a simple question and all of a sudden you get the

00:50:16.660 uh they stuttering it sounds like some crazy ass and you'll know it because she doesn't do it

00:50:23.460 normally this is pattern recognition there's no i think men it's weird because they believe

00:50:30.180 anything women say but i also believe that men innately have a gut feeling where they know

00:50:37.860 something's off so can you guys explain that like why do men i i know a guy who's like he loves

00:50:44.500 this being a side dude because the sex is better right because sex you're not supposed to have

00:50:48.260 is like better you know it's like way better so he likes banging people's wives he hopes he doesn't

00:50:53.320 get shot one day but you know live fast die young it is what it is sorry fellas you might be banging

00:50:58.280 your wife you know what i mean um and one of the guys like i guess she wasn't cheating but it was

00:51:04.380 like a girl's ex so like it was someone um that he dated and she still had the sex tape of them

00:51:11.540 her phone and then the girl said to the guy that he was abusive and all this stuff and made her keep

00:51:18.980 it and this guy's like you believe that dude do you know what i mean it's like normal and abby

00:51:30.480 normal which probably has the septum ring which is a butthole knocker don't you love it when the

00:51:37.820 trash actually takes itself out screen but it's like that guy had to know that guy had to know

00:51:43.420 that she was lying i don't know the little head does not think i don't know five women who look

00:51:52.180 like this are advertising they are for the streets listen to them unless you want to spend the rest

00:51:59.780 of your life trapped in boxed wine and cat land mental asylum stay away

00:52:05.380 number 14 and again this all depends upon your woman you ask a simple question and all of a

00:52:16.800 sudden it's like you're back in school listening to a lecture about a subject that has nothing to

00:52:22.660 do with the question that you asked her guess what you are being lied to i swear these women

00:52:30.360 should go into politics wait a minute that's how we get bitchocrats and they want to turn the

00:52:35.300 women are going into politics constitution into the constitution space ghost is on long story

00:52:41.320 short women should not be in politics repeal the 19th suck it and while we're at it we should

00:52:51.240 repeal the 15th as well just because you turn 18 doesn't really mean you have skin in the game

00:52:56.820 If you don't pay taxes, or you don't own any property, and you don't serve this country,

00:53:02.300 you should not be able to vote, period.

00:53:04.440 You're goddamn right.

00:53:06.200 But we all know why that's never going to happen.

00:53:10.320 Politicians actually depend on weak sheeple to keep them in power.

00:53:15.880 And thanks to modernity, it's actually fairly easy to spot these people.

00:53:20.360 Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god!

00:53:22.820 Number 15. A simple question turns into a cry-a-thon. I just wanted to know where you were

00:53:30.520 last night, and you're going crazy like you were just watching Terms of Endearment. What the hell?

00:53:35.800 These emotional swings are designed to make you feel guilty so you won't ask any more probing

00:53:42.620 questions. So once the tears flow, you're not getting an answer, but those tears actually

00:53:50.860 are an answer. She fucked up. She won't admit it. And if you keep pressing, well, that leads us

00:53:57.080 right into number 16. She will attempt to flip that script using emotion and challenge your

00:54:03.380 inquiries. Don't you trust me? If our relationship doesn't have trust, we don't have anything.

00:54:10.460 Okay. Pack your shit. Space Ghost is on. Yeah. Do you know what? This is a manipulation tact.

00:54:16.860 Just in general, I realized people that get angry, like when you're younger and people get angry when you ask them a question, you're like, oh, did I do something wrong?

00:54:24.600 Because in your head, you wouldn't get angry.

00:54:27.280 Like you would only get that angry if someone like did something really offensive.

00:54:31.480 Right.

00:54:31.720 So you're like, oh, maybe I did the wrong thing or said the wrong thing.

00:54:35.260 And when you're older, you're like, wow, I got bamboozled so many times.

00:54:40.140 That is actually the only way you respond to this gentleman.

00:54:43.800 Do not allow yourself to get sucked in with the tears.

00:54:47.440 Tears are for queers, I'm just saying.

00:54:49.640 Do you suck nicks?

00:54:50.940 Sir, no, sir!

00:54:51.860 Are you a Peter Puppa?

00:54:56.900 But this is difficult for most men because we're programmed to fix the problem and comfort them.

00:55:03.300 You're going to have to fight hundreds of thousands of years of evolution to save your mortal soul.

00:55:10.640 Do not allow yourself to sacrifice your soul on the altar of reasons and vagina.

00:55:17.220 Some of the richest, most powerful men there are thought they could do that, and it cost them half.

00:55:24.000 As a result, we have some of the richest women we've ever seen in history.

00:55:27.860 Screen 5.

00:55:28.500 Ha ha!

00:55:29.340 Oh yeah, you can totally do it by yourself, baby.

00:55:31.800 You don't rely on a man for anything, except, you know, maybe everything.

00:55:36.020 An American woman decided to prove that she can service her car without the help of a man.

00:55:41.160 And then she pours in windshield washer instead of oil.

00:55:44.260 In the video, the girl says, who needs men?

00:55:47.300 Definitely not me.

00:55:49.040 In the following part, a mechanic trains washer fluid from the engine.

00:55:53.420 No amount of wah-wah feminism, give me money, changes anything in reality.

00:55:58.940 Number 17, and this always is a dead giveaway.

00:56:02.360 But only if you're not dick thinking and you pay attention.

00:56:06.780 Women will always tell on themselves if you let them talk long enough.

00:56:10.600 That is a fact.

00:56:12.580 At the end of the day, the details change, the circumstances change,

00:56:17.420 the story changes, or they just obfuscate and delay and don't answer.

00:56:22.460 Now, I know this sounds obvious, dudes, but it's not.

00:56:25.500 You really have to pay attention.

00:56:27.420 Women are professional manipulators and liars.

00:56:31.260 they fall out of the meat sack pre-programmed to do this you ever meet a guy like okay i've met

00:56:37.600 some pretty good guy liars in my life again the puas some of them have pretty intense like courses

00:56:42.780 on how to cheat on women to the point like i think i'm pretty um resourceful like i could

00:56:48.960 if i really wanted to i could find you cheating um but these guys are like diabolical and that

00:56:56.880 when they, one of the guys was telling me like his system for cheating on women, I'm like,

00:57:01.920 there's no way in hell. Like this man had this, this had two eye clouds. You know what I mean?

00:57:07.820 When men are liars, in my experience, they're way better liars than women.

00:57:14.120 Way better liars than women.

00:57:20.140 So they will admit it though. And with enough proof, maybe that's like why women get away

00:57:25.900 with this they'll admit it um i don't know we're gonna have um and after the video's done

00:57:32.860 um andrew brank is coming up and he's gonna he's gonna give his take on this i think lawyers are

00:57:39.860 gonna know the most i mean they're trained and picking up lying and us we're suckers we're out

00:57:45.840 there slinging seed like an old bird feeder that is up until you get caught and you have to pay

00:57:50.560 the deductible no offense dudes i know we're technically smarter but we created the friend

00:57:57.120 zone by willingly walking in there does that actually sound smart to you no now ladies don't

00:58:05.800 you dare get a big dick over this no pun intended you can manipulate half of the species who likes

00:58:11.700 to get into actual fights with roman candles there's not a lot up there i'm just saying

00:58:16.400 so let's just say this i am not paying you a compliment here i'm just accepting blame for

00:58:32.260 my own stupidity and if you actually took a moment to do that the world would be a completely

00:58:37.660 different place always the man's fault instead oh you pull out number 18 the fake smiles because

00:58:45.680 you can't be lying if you're happy. Right? I wouldn't lie to you. You must believe me.

00:58:52.980 Get the hell out of here. Why do you think celebrities smile so much? Oh, that's right.

00:58:57.440 They pretend for a living. And apparently, we're stupid enough to reward them for it, huh? Space

00:59:03.640 Ghost is on. Number 19, and this is kind of the inverse of number 17. Instead of the story changing,

00:59:10.600 key details will they just blow away and disappear kind of like the results of that

00:59:17.880 DNA test you ordered screen five now we know why she's lying right oh when a man lies it's like

00:59:25.360 yeah I wasn't drag racing I was at my buddy Steve's house yeah when a woman lies it's like

00:59:31.080 well it's your baby well done unlike the steak you're gonna cook me right after the blowjob

00:59:38.900 screen five. Listen, dudes, if she's going to protect that lie so vigorously, your minus will

00:59:45.540 benefit from it. I'm just saying. And the final entry, number 20. And these usually happen when

00:59:51.920 you have an inexperienced betrayer on your hands. You call her out and then you see on her face,

00:59:58.180 that fearful look. You get that deer in the headlights look like, there it is. Once that

01:00:04.460 look flashes across her face, you're done. It is over. And why? Because crying Kathy,

01:00:15.000 she was correct. If you don't have trust, you don't have anything. If you're lying to each

01:00:20.560 other, just leave. Because after that, if you're keeping shit from each other, what's the point?

01:00:27.200 I'm genuinely asking you this as a man, because we don't benefit from this in any way, shape,

01:00:32.640 or formed but women can lie cheat steal and betray and be rewarded with half let's pretend that's not

01:00:41.400 true yeah what man ever did that shit and was rewarded with half i'm just asking for a friend

01:00:46.800 here if you can find me one example send it to us at redarklesswell gmail.com and i will revisit

01:00:53.460 oozo which i refer to as drink your vomit and if you've never heard that story you are missing out

01:01:01.900 links in the description let me set the stage we're at the shake it club but all right it's

01:01:10.880 all right um andrew brank is gonna come up in a second he can come up now i'll message you

01:01:17.700 all right we just finished not sure if he's still watch he's a busy guy you know

01:01:24.660 he might he might be doing other stuff oh no he's ready that's so fast

01:01:32.060 give it a little he might he might do another okay wait hold on

01:01:40.460 that makes i think i get in the back for you i'm sorry hold on is that better can you hear me

01:01:51.080 all right all right are you guys

01:01:56.200 is that me is it my echo it goes away from me i think yeah

01:02:07.640 hi pearl i'm a big fan are you getting enough sleep

01:02:13.400 i'm an influencer i haven't had an alarm in years i just that's my face okay that's my face i look i

01:02:20.520 always look tired but i'm gonna i get enough sleep i have never i don't have an alarm i don't even

01:02:26.040 remember the last time i had one i don't say this to brag but like did you think that was gonna

01:02:32.200 get you points here to just we're gonna bring that up really

01:02:37.560 all right uh okay let me bring him back up andrew what's going on is that better yeah it's much

01:02:45.880 better yeah that was a problem on my end sorry about that that's all right hey great to see you

01:02:51.480 pearl you're looking great you're looking great too um so can you tell me you have to deal with

01:02:58.120 lawyers all the time right do you learn to lie too as a lawyer uh well i mean you're kind of

01:03:06.680 are you lying are you lying in court you know you're we we lawyers are allowed to tell only

01:03:11.960 the part of the truth that's important to our clients, especially defense lawyers. Our mission

01:03:18.500 is not to tell the truth. Our mission is to compel the state to prove our client guilty beyond a

01:03:23.320 reasonable doubt. So we get a flexibility that prosecutors don't get. In terms of the clients

01:03:29.360 lying, all the clients are lying. They're all lying. I never ask a client. I don't think in

01:03:36.900 my entire career I've asked a client, so did you do it? I don't want to get that answer

01:03:41.880 from them that would be awkward for me i i just ask them so tell me what happened and sometimes

01:03:47.960 they'll say yeah i shot that guy um but a lot of times they make up a story and then that's

01:03:52.680 the story i have to work with yeah so do you think that women are good liars because they're bad

01:04:00.280 liars that's what i said okay right they're bad liars but they lie all the time they lie all the

01:04:06.840 the time there you know we we start especially men especially men from like a first world high

01:04:13.560 trust society uh we're used to dealing with other men and men it it's a real it's a real hit on your

01:04:21.180 credibility and your reputation if you're just exposed as a liar as a man i mean other men can't

01:04:25.820 trust your word why would anyone want to work with you and so when we're dealing with women especially

01:04:31.000 when we're young and we don't know any better we're we're just kind of presuming that women

01:04:35.100 will just tell us the truth like most men tell us the truth it's not the same the women are lying

01:04:40.080 all the time and i don't even mean that in a malicious way they're not lying out of malice

01:04:45.520 they're lying because that's just their programming that they're always acting out of their own

01:04:50.200 self-interest which is normal for any person but women generally cannot cannot create their own

01:04:56.800 resources cannot secure for themselves the things they need to live in a world they need a man to do

01:05:02.700 that and so that they'll lie to secure those resources listen if i was a quadriplegic and

01:05:08.240 couldn't provide for myself i'd be lying my ass off too and that that's what women are generally

01:05:13.500 doing now the modern world complicates this because we give women these fake jobs they get

01:05:18.100 these fake incomes they can pretend for a while while they're young and cute working for some

01:05:23.460 corporation that they're actually producing resources but they're not in the long run we

01:05:27.520 see what happens when these women hit 30 or 40 or 50 and the attention goes away and suddenly their

01:05:32.820 credit card debts and can't be paid anymore and and then they're desperate to you know suddenly

01:05:37.460 they discover religion another lie and they go to church and they pretend to be good woman another

01:05:42.420 lie and they secure some poor dumbass to marry them and pay off all their bills another lie

01:05:48.660 the smart man just approaches deals with women you just assume they're lying machines they're

01:05:55.300 programmed to lie. And the way you manage that is you manage the woman. You don't give her this

01:06:01.800 boundary-less existence that modern society gives them. You're with the woman, you say,

01:06:07.700 all right, these are things we're doing and not doing. These are things I can accept and not

01:06:11.520 accept. And within those boundaries, she's still lying. But you've structured the boundaries in

01:06:20.560 such a way that the lies don't matter. They're not important. She's not cheating on you because

01:06:24.820 you're not letting her go to clubs that kind of stuff so she's telling you lies but they're

01:06:29.320 they end up being inconsequential lies but but they're always lying everybody's lying and i think

01:06:34.700 at times we feel it's the truth you know what i mean like women believe it they don't think they're

01:06:39.580 lying most of the time i mean sometimes you really catch them out you know i've had the experience

01:06:44.780 dealing with women who are lying when when i challenged them in a lie it was like my challenge

01:06:49.940 was the first time they actually realized they were lying like in their heads they thought they

01:06:55.620 were telling the truth and and it's not you say yeah but that's not possible because you're you're

01:06:59.760 covered in man juice well it's like also i think of when women complain about their boyfriends

01:07:08.420 husbands ex-husbands they're so pissed off they feel like it's real right like they make it real

01:07:14.600 it's i hate to say it but it's you know it's like dealing with a child or dealing with a

01:07:19.920 like a really smart dog like an australian cattle dog you know it's not that they're

01:07:25.660 incapable of doing anything but they're they're they're just not that smart and you're dealing

01:07:30.340 with someone who's just not that smart and we all know we've all run into that you know the

01:07:34.900 cashier who can't make change you know that kind of thing that that that's what you're dealing with

01:07:39.940 when you're dealing with most women that they're that's the level of intellect we're talking about

01:07:44.680 as a wise man you just learn to accommodate yourself the guys who get suckered the guys

01:07:51.160 who get hurt are guys like like me when i was in my 20s and i got into my first marriage it's like

01:07:56.360 oh women are just like dudes and they'll just be truthful to you and you know

01:08:01.960 did did your gut tell you something was off like the whole time like because there's times where

01:08:07.960 i'll i'll be arguing with a guy about not believing a woman's like purity or whatever it is

01:08:14.040 and i'm like you can't believe this like there's no way like especially white white guys are so

01:08:20.600 smart they can like figure out how to invent everything build the world do all this stuff

01:08:26.520 and i'm like you can't figure out she's there's no way they can't like did you feel it in your gut

01:08:33.800 i mean so obviously i'm very happily married i'm living the dream i'm having a great life but

01:08:40.360 But when I was a younger man, like a high school age man, the easiest way to get laid was the married women in the neighborhood.

01:08:50.060 I mean, they were effortless.

01:08:52.180 They just wanted to get some action.

01:08:53.700 You didn't have to even buy them dinner or take them on a date.

01:08:56.980 I used to mow their lawns.

01:08:58.980 And their poor husbands were at work.

01:09:00.700 And these women are just, they'd show up in a bikini in high heels, answer the door that way.

01:09:05.080 I wasn't mowing the lawn that day.

01:09:06.500 I was going to come back to do it.

01:09:09.160 And so, I mean, I kind of learned young that you just can't trust these people.

01:09:15.960 You can't trust what they're saying.

01:09:17.080 It doesn't mean you can't work with them and live with them.

01:09:20.200 But you have to understand what they are.

01:09:22.740 They're creatures pursuing their own self-interest.

01:09:26.680 And that's got very little to do with being honest.

01:09:29.360 Do men and women have different tells when they're lying?

01:09:36.300 Or is it similar?

01:09:37.420 you know so there's there's there's a a field of study where they they they they tell you there's

01:09:44.520 this micro indicators of when people are lying i gotta be honest i've never bought into that

01:09:49.940 i i've always just assumed that everyone's lying to me all the time and in my role as an attorney

01:09:55.000 my job is to just catch them out in the lie right if i have evidence to the contrary i catch them

01:10:00.220 out i trip them up i make them contradict themselves but i'm always assuming everybody's

01:10:04.740 lying. And if I haven't exposed the lie, it's simply because there was some incapability on

01:10:09.780 my part. I didn't have the tools I needed to expose the lie. It was still a lie. They weren't

01:10:13.820 telling the truth. I just didn't have what I needed to expose it. Yeah. I mean, the older I

01:10:19.340 got, I used to think that liars were very complicated people, like people that pathologically

01:10:24.760 lied or whatever. Right. Like they're special. That's the unusual case, right?

01:10:28.880 well the older i got the more like i i realized when people lie like it it's usually kind of

01:10:36.900 obvious like obviously they're lying like like okay the girl said they didn't hook up the guy

01:10:44.500 said they did well um they probably they probably did you know especially when women are talking

01:10:51.720 about things having to do with romance or or sexual relations they uh they're always gonna lie

01:10:57.360 yeah because it's a weird dynamic for women right evolutionarily for guys you know you bust a nut

01:11:03.420 with some chickens who cares but for a woman traditionally right before modern contraceptives

01:11:08.780 you had sex with a guy you could get pregnant there were huge stakes involved you could have

01:11:13.080 a child you could have a child you need to raise for 20 years and like that guy's long gone so the

01:11:18.040 stakes are very different for men and women when it comes to sex now we both have sexual desires

01:11:22.420 both genders of course um but women have to they have to at least pretend that they recognize that

01:11:29.380 the stakes are higher right so they have to do this no no no thing no no i'm too good i'm too

01:11:33.860 pure i can't i'm not that kind of girl right we've all we've all met they're all that kind of girl

01:11:40.740 for the right guy they're all that kind of girl yeah it's just not

01:11:43.780 but but but but they have to put up this kind of facade and and for for good evolutionary biology

01:11:53.460 reasons again i'm not saying this makes women bad it's just this is what we should expect them to be

01:11:58.340 like but in the modern era where you've taken away all the risk of pregnancy and you've given them

01:12:04.260 nothing but the unfettered liberty to do whatever everything whatever they want we've removed all

01:12:08.980 the guardrails off of women's sexuality well then we wonder why there's hoflation i mean

01:12:15.780 that's exactly why it is you can't you can't again not i guess i have to say right not all

01:12:21.140 women not all women yeah but it's very common among the the the more tender gender um that uh

01:12:30.900 if they don't have guardrails they they run completely amok they're like a a machine without

01:12:36.260 a driver and uh and you get the chaos we're experiencing today when it comes to affairs

01:12:43.060 do you find that women always get caught eventually and men no no okay you don't find that

01:12:51.060 no do you know any people like like women that are still married that have had affairs

01:12:56.180 like on and off for a long period of time or do they eventually leave

01:12:59.940 whether or not the woman leaves is a function of the value she places on whoever her her main dude

01:13:08.380 is okay if he's a good enough father he makes a good enough income but he doesn't maybe do it for

01:13:14.340 her in bed she'll cheat on him their whole marriage for decades but she'll never leave him

01:13:19.120 because he does most of this stuff fine she just she these women they'll find jobs where they have

01:13:24.840 to travel a lot for work they have to go to conference i've i've known these women i've

01:13:29.060 head jobs like that where i had to travel a lot for work go to conferences you see the same women

01:13:33.320 at every conference and you know you can hook up and she knows you're not trying to date her you're

01:13:38.240 not trying to establish some kind of relationship with her you're gonna bang during the conference

01:13:42.620 and then she goes back to her husband and has christmas and thanksgiving and all that kind of

01:13:46.520 stuff and everybody's happy uh but they'll do that for decades there's no reason for them to get

01:13:51.300 caught if they don't want to unless they're exceptionally stupid right or unless they want

01:13:55.780 to get caught sometimes they want to get caught so if they decide the man they're with is not

01:14:00.580 worth keeping yeah then they'll burn him to the ground he'll come home and find her in bed banging

01:14:05.120 a dude so you've known women that have like had affairs on and off for like 20 years and they're

01:14:10.660 still married oh yeah yeah wow i always figured they'd get caught eventually no no i mean they

01:14:18.160 they just arrange it so they have an excuse to be away from home and they know there'll be men

01:14:22.680 there'll be men there i mean out of state like who who are you gonna really know yeah knows your

01:14:28.580 husband and and they'll set up kind of a you know a pool of guys especially you know if you're

01:14:36.720 working and you're going to conferences for your industry you it's the same people going all the

01:14:41.820 time so you set up like a stable of guys that you know you can hook up with i'm not going to cause

01:14:46.460 you trouble they're married too yeah i know a side dude guy that's like his favorite thing he

01:14:52.240 loves married women he says the sex better when they're not supposed to have it for a lot of

01:14:57.540 women it's hotter right and and there's no complications for him he doesn't want to

01:15:03.540 complicate her life she doesn't want her life complicated so it's very efficient do you think

01:15:10.180 men always get caught eventually or would you also say no men tend to be sloppier about it

01:15:17.820 especially the men who can cheat because most men can't cheat right let's face it but most men

01:15:23.240 can't pull girls so um the guys who can cheat uh if if they have a woman at home mostly they have

01:15:31.840 a degree of confidence that woman she will not be inclined to just leave him he's providing

01:15:38.160 resources that she wants she'll get mad she'll threaten uh he'll get the cold shoulder for a

01:15:44.540 while but she's not leaving all that all that money and stuff behind for the guys who can

01:15:49.860 actually cheat if they have resources it's not happening um you know it's the mid-tier guys

01:15:56.380 that get fucked the mid-tier guys who don't have a ton of resources who just got lucky one time and

01:16:02.120 had an affair but normally can't pull women their wives and dump them because they can take half the

01:16:07.500 money they can take the kids in the house and stuff like that i was thinking about when you're

01:16:11.680 living in a certain lifestyle, a high lifestyle, smart women living a high lifestyle, they know

01:16:18.560 they lose most of that in the divorce. They're rich for a short period of time,

01:16:24.180 but they don't stay rich. They've seen it happen to their friends. So the chicks in the wealthy

01:16:29.840 relationship, marriage is really a luxury item of the wealthy. It's not the wealthy who get

01:16:36.100 divorced it's the mid-tier and lower tier partnerships that get divorced i was thinking

01:16:41.720 about how if you do catch a guy cheating if he's cheating with ugly ugly bitches i think it makes

01:16:47.980 it worse because you're like yeah yeah yeah this is the best he can do you're like you're cheating

01:16:53.720 on me with a four that's overweight i was thinking but you don't want her to be hotter than you

01:16:59.320 either like if she's hotter than you then like obviously that's going to kill your ego i think

01:17:03.700 it's like one point lower but it's just understandable he was on a trip you could still respect him

01:17:13.560 right but if it's too low you're like what is wrong with you yeah nobody respects a guy banging

01:17:21.460 ugly chicks i'm sorry yeah it's like guys don't respect that dude either you're like that doesn't

01:17:26.760 even count yeah okay well i was just curious your thoughts on women liars i was i was arguing with

01:17:35.120 this with someone the other day i'm like we can't be that good of liars there's no way i think men

01:17:41.220 on just some level just want to believe the lie or they don't care enough they're too busy like

01:17:46.460 working to look into her cheating you know where the men like the women have the time you know

01:17:52.840 yeah and i mean it depends it depends on the lie right so i mean we are working a lot i i mean i

01:17:59.920 work all the time and and we don't want to have to deal with the law as long as we're getting what

01:18:05.100 we want to get out of the relationship mostly sex of course um we're gonna get a little you know

01:18:10.600 did you spend this much money on this thing i mean who gives a shit really as long as we're getting

01:18:15.000 laid who gives a shit but if the woman's actually caught cheating on a dude that gets a lot more

01:18:20.680 complicated because then the guy's ego comes into play right why is she with that dude instead of

01:18:24.540 with me it's different when a man cheats than when a woman cheats when a man cheats he's just he's

01:18:29.700 just you know busting a nut and when when a woman cheats there's normally normally women don't bang

01:18:36.000 like dudes bang they they there's some kind of emotional connection there and that's that's a

01:18:40.700 profoundly different animal than than when guys cheat i mean i've heard you talk about it's

01:18:45.700 definitely true. Like, you know, guys will bang a chick. I've been with chicks. I never knew their

01:18:51.600 name. I never cared to know their name. You know, I never thought about them again a second in my

01:18:57.040 life. Guys will say, right, well, she was better than a, she was better than a sock, right? It's

01:19:02.620 just like, oh my God, it's that, it's that dehumanizing. But of course, women, she wasn't,

01:19:08.420 she wasn't great, right? I mean, she, she, she went into that.

01:19:11.960 what kind of guys um just your experience at like conferences and that kind of thing what

01:19:17.160 kind of guys do women typically um pick to cheat with uh like is it usually just better looking

01:19:22.960 guys it's the usual things you know tall good looking uh yeah uh vince's confidence you know

01:19:32.640 and i guess i call it an alpha kind of guy but which sounds cliche but i think everyone knows

01:19:37.960 what i'm talking about it's someone who looks like you know when he enters the room he seems

01:19:41.640 of being commanded the room and that guy has no trouble getting laid yeah that's why i think it

01:19:46.940 pisses men off there's certain jobs where the guys like aren't even that competent but they

01:19:51.480 just look competent and they get all these young bitches like um one of the kind of things about

01:19:56.700 conferences like industry conferences is they tend to concentrate people of of high ability

01:20:03.460 high resources because you don't send the most junior people i mean it depends on the conference

01:20:08.180 i guess but the ones i went to you know they're they're all at a certain level right they're all

01:20:12.200 at a vp level everyone's kind of in that pool and the women know that the women know all these guys

01:20:18.880 are certain echelon so anyone they hook up with is not going to be a deadbeat or they wouldn't be

01:20:23.780 there i mean you're staying at thousand dollar a night hotels you know it's these guys have

01:20:29.260 resources directly and indirectly or they or they wouldn't be at the conference i never thought of

01:20:34.060 that like I didn't that does make sense that they wouldn't send anyone anywhere I mean just imagine

01:20:40.180 there was a club that women could go to and every guy in the club was a millionaire oh oh yeah that's

01:20:46.520 what a lot of these conferences are like huh so now you're thinking about the conferences

01:20:52.080 no I'm like damn so that's why that's why women want to go to conferences okay I guess it's kind

01:20:59.360 like CPAC and all that stuff. It's like when Elijah Schaefer came out. I don't know if you

01:21:04.700 saw that stuff, but like Sarah. Oh, so crazy. Yeah. But I was like, water is wet. The sky

01:21:09.620 is blue. These conservative commentators cannot turn down these young broads.

01:21:16.140 They can't. It's very difficult. It's very difficult for men, men to throw away young,

01:21:21.640 hot. I'll say women and to be polite. It's hard for men to say no to that when it's thrown at

01:21:28.280 them that that frequently i mean i'll be honest i i avoid that by not putting myself in that

01:21:32.780 situation um it's just it's bad it's easy to make a mistake and i don't want to make that kind of

01:21:39.220 mistake i'm very happily married so i don't want i don't want that kind of complication in my life

01:21:42.980 but i've been there and and when these you know young hot attractive women are throwing themselves

01:21:47.660 at you it's hard to say no and i i don't know elijah schaefer i think i think he asked me to

01:21:52.600 come on a show one time but i wouldn't swear to it i can't remember and i have friends who are

01:21:57.180 friends with him uh but but this it makes me laugh we talk about you know well you know how

01:22:03.220 can you tell a woman is lying they're all lying just look at these women who go to cpac i mean

01:22:07.980 they're going to a conservative political conference and they're acting exactly like

01:22:12.960 every industry conference i ever went to every everyone it's like a whole infinity at these

01:22:19.300 events everyone's banging everybody and then the women get leave the conference they're like no i'm

01:22:23.660 pure well i'm ready to get married now i've noticed i think with religious people the reason

01:22:29.700 they always get caught in stuff is because they fixate on it so like i fixate a lot on um

01:22:35.860 what do you call it on food like i really don't like fat people but it's because i know i have

01:22:40.860 it in me to be 300 pounds like i could totally do it that could totally happen to me because i love

01:22:45.120 food um but i don't have it in me to be an alcoholic like i used to be afraid i would be

01:22:50.340 an alcoholic because my parents always said it like ran in my family and it wasn't until i was

01:22:55.240 like 25 where i was like i don't think i have that in me i don't like alcohol that much right so um

01:23:00.940 i think it's like that with like the sex stuff because they're like saying don't have sex don't

01:23:05.640 have sex it's because that's all they could think about i don't know if you found that with um like

01:23:12.480 law like i don't know like the people that fixate on stuff more they're more likely to be doing it

01:23:17.640 i'm just curious if that's been your life experience too well i think it's just kind of

01:23:23.720 human nature i mean listen human nature is people want to bang each other and all of

01:23:28.840 human existence civilization has been putting guard rails on people banging each other right

01:23:34.200 because i mean that's a good way to put it back back in the day everyone would bang everybody

01:23:40.040 and there would be babies and no one knew who was what no one was taking care of anything

01:23:44.360 And part of things like, you know, religious guardrails, faith guardrails, societal guardrails, guilt guardrails are to put constraints on that.

01:23:53.540 So when children are born, there's some kind of ordered way to take care of them.

01:23:57.500 Right.

01:23:59.180 Otherwise, you just have chaos.

01:24:00.660 Right.

01:24:00.900 We're all living in mud huts.

01:24:02.960 Otherwise, nobody wants to do that, I think, hopefully.

01:24:06.660 But I mean, just look like even in America.

01:24:08.860 right there are communities in america where they don't they don't take a first world approach to

01:24:13.980 these kinds of guardrails on on sexual behavior and what do those communities look like right

01:24:18.060 there's there's lots of fatherless children there's lots of poverty and chaos and i mean

01:24:23.420 that's kind of the norm for human that's like the default condition for humanity and then somehow

01:24:28.780 we invented this thing called civilization we layered on top of it to provide some order but

01:24:33.420 the moment you start stripping those guardrails away you you revert back to the the default

01:24:39.740 setting which is chaos sexual chaos yeah yeah that makes sense i heard that back in the tribe days

01:24:47.340 like the kings would give one of their lower like girls maybe they didn't like so much to the other

01:24:53.340 guys to like share her and she'd just have to bang like eight dudes in a room or something

01:24:58.140 and it's like do that or was that different than college

01:25:04.940 okay well i'm gonna react to um this hand this um rachel wilson thing so i'm gonna keep keep going

01:25:11.180 but thanks for coming on and calling in all right appreciate it thanks for having me pearl take care

01:25:15.740 i'll talk to you soon we got to meet up again uh i'm gonna try to schedule a motorcycle trip down

01:25:20.220 in your neck of the woods and uh maybe we can do a live show that that would be great yeah let's

01:25:25.180 take care guys have a good night all right guys he's such a good contributor

01:25:33.820 a laundry service from home doug mpa sent me something all right let's see wait no i copied

01:25:42.300 the wrong one all right i shared this one go here

01:25:55.180 It's like, we're an hour and a half in and I haven't even gotten, I haven't even gotten to

01:26:04.740 this interview. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. I might have to, I might, I might have to do the interview

01:26:12.340 tomorrow. I don't know. We'll see. We'll see. Okay. Oh, there. Okay.

01:26:25.180 okay i gotta turn the sound off i made 270 on a saturday as a mom with my kid home the entire

01:26:33.780 time this is what i mean i'm like your wife might not do laundry for you but she'll do them do it

01:26:40.600 for money this is a great i mean how great of an opportunity is this because all the elite women

01:26:52.620 um the high class women they're just not gonna okay let's see the other one

01:26:57.740 oh this woman is a helper here and the first thing i'm gonna do is actually

01:27:04.800 clean up the shoes down here because i was coming through the garage and i thought they were kind of

01:27:09.340 a mess so i'm just gonna put them back in their respective cubbies and bring any shoes that go

01:27:13.960 upstairs upstairs now we're gonna come into the playroom to start off the day and i just want to

01:27:18.420 pick up the toys and get this done with because it's such a little task and it doesn't take no

01:27:23.520 long so let's come into the living room let's open up the curtains then we'll fluff up the couch

01:27:28.400 full of blankets and then we'll be done in room number two first thing i'm going to do is i'm

01:27:32.540 just going to clear up the kitchen table because there's a lot of stuff from breakfast on there

01:27:36.160 put that over i could do this i could do that job i could do it okay we're gonna watch rachel for

01:27:42.260 like a little bit maybe like an hour home they were the community organizers we don't have this

01:27:47.420 anymore by the way. I'm taking care of my grandparents. I'm taking care of my uncle who

01:27:51.520 you know has a disease and is infirmed. I've got seven kids and so does my cousin and so does my

01:27:56.640 sister and we all raise them kind of together. We're very busy. We're doing all the church stuff.

01:28:01.720 We're teaching the kids together. Politics is just like you have to know so much about it and

01:28:08.100 you have to be so informed and we just we don't have time and we really don't have interest. Most

01:28:12.800 them were really indifferent but more were either indifferent or against it than were for it by such

01:28:18.400 a margin so this is the test they let them vote on whether they wanted the vote in a huge the biggest

01:28:24.880 referendum was in massachusetts so they let women vote on whether they wanted the vote in a referendum

01:28:32.400 of the women that showed up not a lot of them showed up it was a fairly smallish number but of

01:28:36.800 the thousands that showed up to vote only four percent wanted suffrage on the ballot that's

01:28:43.840 crazy only four percent so guess what elizabeth katie stanton and susan yeah it just it still

01:28:49.840 doesn't look i i appreciate rachel's version of history right this is just my point of view

01:28:57.920 um she's very smart very intelligent but i don't care what women say

01:29:02.320 they might have said they didn't want to vote but they're sure voting now

01:29:07.080 i i don't think it's brainwash i don't think it's anything i just think it's like what women want to

01:29:12.740 do you know doesn't be anthony did after that all the pro-suffrage leaders they banned she looks so

01:29:20.100 pretty in this women from voting on whether they wanted to vote isn't that that's kind of funny

01:29:27.240 crazy how did susie b susan b anthony get involved in all this because she was one of those people

01:29:33.660 that was like what was she on the two dollar bill or something yeah yeah and she was one of those

01:29:37.340 people that's always held up as this like amazing woman and then i started listening to your book

01:29:42.740 and i was like wait what yeah a lot of these women like her and and elizabeth katie stanton were kind

01:29:49.080 of the two big figureheads in america there were a lot of other important people but those are the

01:29:52.980 most people have heard of they're the ones who wrote the history of women's suffrage which is

01:29:57.780 this giant like multi-volume history that they wrote now they wrote it from a very biased

01:30:03.220 perspective to make themselves the rock stars of this movement they wanted to be remembered in the

01:30:08.260 history books as being these awesome badass kind of revolutionary strong independent women they in

01:30:14.500 fact came up with the strong independent women narrative um that women were victims who needed

01:30:19.940 to be unvictimized they had other suffragists that they were trying to cut out of the history

01:30:25.620 when they were putting together this history of women's suffrage lucy stone was one that said wait

01:30:29.940 a minute you guys are leaving out huge chunks of important information like the fact that our main

01:30:35.940 support comes from men progressive men and socialist men and polygamist men like why are

01:30:44.020 you guys leaving this out if you do it like everyone's gonna know you just didn't mention

01:30:48.980 any of that because at the time it was like super well known they had a lot of pr problems in the

01:30:54.500 suffrage movement because it was known as something that prostitutes socialists marxists polygamists

01:31:02.260 and revolutionaries were into and she was like you can't leave that out it's like a main point

01:31:08.980 maybe you don't like how it portrays us but you got to include it so they like reluctantly did

01:31:14.740 include some of that but they were going to try to leave it out all together and frame it as we

01:31:19.380 know it now as a fight of women against men this fight of oppressed women against the oppressive

01:31:26.100 patriarchy that was systemically trying to keep a boot on women's necks and even their own

01:31:31.300 colleagues were like that ain't how it happened it's crazy that progressive men were a problem

01:31:36.420 even back then the simp problem is ass men have always been a problem they're a giant problem

01:31:47.220 and that's one thing that feminism does it gives them a way to be like i always call them like

01:31:52.660 vampire familiars yes like they never really get to be a vampire but they do all the deeds for the

01:31:57.140 vampires and the vampire loves them and they they hang around the vampire and you know it's the

01:32:01.860 sneaky fucker mating strategy yes yes what is that cuttlefish yeah yeah cuttlefish do that like

01:32:08.580 sneaky bitch-ass cuttlefish pretend they're females so they can hang around the females

01:32:13.780 yep and that's exactly what was happening there were other motivations too like uh victoria woodhull

01:32:19.380 was a famous feminist she was the first one to have like a big newspaper she was known as mrs

01:32:24.100 satan because she was into free love she wanted to make prostitution legal she said that marriage was

01:32:30.420 just a legal form of prostitution she saw it to be no different than regular old run-of-the-mill

01:32:35.460 prostitution she was like really radical she was also a scam artist like the thing i found when i

01:32:40.660 was looking into the histories of all these women they were into the occult or very anti-christian

01:32:46.180 because they yeah it's kind of the same thing as today where women like

01:32:51.540 mysticism feel like what do you call it the

01:32:54.980 uh what do you call it the um horoscopes that's it like we're into that spells rocks

01:33:06.980 thought as pay some patriarchal and oppressive they were usually con artists or scammers so

01:33:12.920 spiritualism and snake oil salesman was like really big and popular at the time this lady

01:33:19.400 fake cancer cures she was wanted in like four different states for selling fake cancer cures

01:33:25.160 to dying people and scamming them out of their money and by pushing suffrage she got a lot of

01:33:30.680 people to fund her and give her money and one of them was cornelius vanderbilt and she would

01:33:36.440 pretend to be able to contact the dead she would say she could contact like ancient greeks and

01:33:41.720 and all these spirits like the spirit of abraham lincoln was coming to her in dreams and stuff

01:33:46.520 i don't think cornelia that's like candace owens now saying that she had a dream you know

01:33:53.240 and all these women that say god like made them the chosen people

01:33:56.840 to tell the truth right it's like why would god pick a woman to be the chosen person

01:34:04.200 just believed that at all but what he did know about her was that she did run a prostitution

01:34:09.400 ring and all her friends were hookers who worked the wall street gentlemen and so she basically

01:34:16.360 had a spy network of prostitutes who would give her insider trading information

01:34:21.560 he used that to game the stock market on the first black friday i think it was like 1889

01:34:28.040 for today's equivalent of 26 million dollars according to the new york times and when the

01:34:33.640 And the New York Times interviewed him and said, how did you do, how did you come out

01:34:38.480 26 million, at the time it was 1.3, but today's money, 26 million, how did you pull this off

01:34:44.860 when everybody else has just lost their ass?

01:34:46.820 And he said, do as I do, consult the spirits.

01:34:51.160 So he said that this woman had contacted the dead and given him the tip that way.

01:34:56.500 But it was really just, she had a prostitution ring.

01:34:59.560 so these were the these were the people involved okay and this is what they were really doing but

01:35:05.640 when gender studies departments got a hold of this history they're not going to tell you any

01:35:10.120 of this their job was to become the pr yeah i mean they're not going to tell you like they don't

01:35:16.840 um margaret sanger was a race kind of based right kind of but the liberal that that doesn't go well

01:35:23.960 for liberals that goes well for conservatives they're not going to say that branch in the

01:35:28.360 universities to sell marxism and feminism to young women to revolutionize and radicalize

01:35:35.000 and they had helped doing that from the cia yeah at the same time because we were in the midst of

01:35:40.280 a cold war and i'm not saying communism is good i'm definitely not but according to the cia at

01:35:47.400 the time they were trying to push western liberalism as being superior to communism

01:35:52.280 in russia and the eastern bloc so they thought feminism was good for that purpose so they helped

01:35:58.760 fund the beginning of ms magazine um they granted scholarships they made up like fake scholarships

01:36:04.920 one of which was given to gloria steinem you know and then they had her employed for years um going

01:36:10.200 around the world pushing feminism so it was it was never that the average woman was like i want to

01:36:16.760 vote i want to listen to political debates i want to learn about economics and foreign policy no

01:36:23.080 they just felt like they wanted to feel important you know women are addicted to feeling important

01:36:28.280 that's why we love like men with microphones because then we're like important by proxy

01:36:33.880 so women don't really like politics but we love like talking about things and like looking like

01:36:39.720 we matter i'm really concerned about these things and i want to know and i want to vote women were

01:36:45.880 concerned about things like having clean drinking water clean milk safe parks you know less crime

01:36:55.080 all those sort of things and one of the other things they predicted would happen they said if

01:37:00.040 you give women the vote and you politicize us like this it's all going to be it's not going to be

01:37:05.400 about the welfare of our children and communities anymore it's going to be about things like abortion

01:37:09.800 and birth control and what is that you ever hear about anymore in politics the right to abortion

01:37:14.680 and things like access to birth control access to abortion it's like the only thing you hear now

01:37:21.040 where are all the women even on the right like fighting for the things they were fighting for

01:37:26.040 150 years ago nowhere it's all about you know uh like even trump trump for us 50 dollars

01:37:33.700 oh you guys shouldn't have shit you send 50 super chats i'll go live every night these don't perform

01:37:41.360 as well you know the the lives but fuck it you guys you guys send me 50 super chats i'll be

01:37:48.800 i'll be here every single night now they say pearl pearl pearl do you do this for the money

01:37:57.760 yeah sometimes yeah streaming oh yeah that i mean that's a multi-hour oh yeah

01:38:04.560 i do that to get paid um reaction videos i hate reaction videos but i do them to get paid there's

01:38:10.640 some i do for free i would do them for free i love coffee talks i would do those forever

01:38:15.760 certain streams i would do forever but part of parts of this job oh hell yeah you know streets

01:38:22.880 me on this because he wants he's like we got to have more programs to get all the moms back to

01:38:26.960 work and i'm like why why do you want to do that why no that is that is completely true

01:38:33.520 i i don't know why trump trump is so good with women he seems to understand female nature like

01:38:39.120 he gets all the punani and stuff but at the same time he thinks we're way more capable than we are

01:38:45.920 all the moms back to work that's a terrible idea why do you think he's saying that he's a liberal

01:38:51.520 and he's a feminist he loves hiring women it's probably his biggest achilles heel if he would

01:38:56.080 stop hiring women and get rid of a lot of his problems but he loves hiring women and he's very

01:39:02.720 pro working woman he like his first wife one of the things he loved about her was she was very

01:39:07.120 like successful yeah but he also said it's um dangerous to put a woman to work i think he

01:39:11.360 learned his lesson rachel i won't lie this and and things like that ivanka same thing and yes

01:39:22.720 they have kids but they have nannies and they have all the money in the world to like support them

01:39:27.920 while they're off doing this sort of thing but what happens to the average woman the promise of

01:39:32.960 feminism looks something like you're gonna have the corner off it looks like sex in the city you're

01:39:36.560 going to have the yeah um a lot of it's because they're not being moms they're having the kids

01:39:46.000 raised by nannies they're having the kids raised by nannies they're not doing or the education

01:39:51.920 system corner office and you're going to be in paris over brunch having champagne and you know

01:39:59.600 assigning the income we don't even like like working we just like looking cool at work we

01:40:04.080 like like the dress up i mean i there's so many tiktok accounts of women just dedicated to what

01:40:08.880 outfits do i wear to work i mean do you think men really care like okay i'm khakis good enough

01:40:16.640 on the next deal and you're going to be doing all this exciting boss babe stuff and then you can

01:40:21.120 also have a kid and you know the nanny will take care of the kid while you're doing all this

01:40:24.560 important stuff at work and it's just going to be amazing the average woman like me ends up working

01:40:30.240 a basic like i'm a retail manager i'm a waitress you know um i'm a school teacher

01:40:37.120 i work a nursing a 12-hour nursing shift four nights a week and i have to come home and take

01:40:42.960 care of my kids and my family and i feel like i can't do it all it's too much so a lot of women

01:40:49.280 just aren't even having kids anymore i don't i'm sure you've looked at birth rates yeah it's kind

01:40:54.000 yeah and it's always like phrase like you can't do it all right i'm telling you i think there's

01:41:00.960 a lot of jobs um that are very doable for others doing some extra laundry i mean that could be a

01:41:09.520 part-time job you know at pearl's rachel taught you to shoot yeah um i did um i've shot before

01:41:17.120 but do you know i've seen her so much less than i thought i would since she's been to texas but

01:41:22.480 But those guys are just so busy.

01:41:24.140 Like, they're always doing stuff.

01:41:26.400 We'll get together eventually.

01:41:28.420 But they just moved countries.

01:41:30.660 Not country, states.

01:41:32.000 You know, and they have a huge house.

01:41:33.200 It's weird that no one's talking about it.

01:41:34.920 And there was always this narrative about overpopulation.

01:41:37.940 Yes.

01:41:38.220 And it's only been over the last decade or so that people start talking about population collapse.

01:41:42.760 And the catastrophic impacts of that, particularly on some foreign countries like South Korea, Japan.

01:41:49.200 They do not have a replacement rate.

01:41:51.420 Right.

01:41:51.540 they're gonna be there won't be a south korea in the near future if something radical doesn't

01:41:57.300 happen over there but this is uh there's a whole nother chapter in the book dedicated to this whole

01:42:02.320 thing and where this came from the malthusian population agenda margaret sanger gave me

01:42:09.240 nightmares writing the chapter about her i literally had nightmares about her because she was

01:42:13.680 so evil like it's hard to everybody's heard what she said about black people by now most people

01:42:19.120 heard oh that they're the lowest of the low and we just need to get rid of them that it would be

01:42:23.920 best for humanity if we could just convince all of the lower races to just stop breeding so they

01:42:29.040 planned parenthood on purpose focused on i know people that would agree with that i'm not saying

01:42:34.880 me but i'm do you know it's funny there's someone i know never would have thought that they're pro

01:42:40.400 abortion for that reason because that problem would be a lot bigger the issues that come with

01:42:45.680 that community now i'm not saying that's right but yeah the birth rates are a problem you know

01:42:52.160 the more i learn about history the more i don't think birth rates are like i don't think it's as

01:42:59.120 bad as everyone thinks because there was a guy that came on yesterday that said

01:43:03.200 that half the population died in the past and i'm like so

01:43:07.680 ai is going to replace most of us in the future i don't know um we'll see i i think it's just

01:43:18.080 going to turn it into like useless you have to do useless services for women african-american

01:43:23.040 and indigenous communities and poor whites too but um she was part of the rockefeller

01:43:30.560 bureau for social hygiene it was a eugenics program and planned parenthood was a eugenics

01:43:35.920 program and she was so antinatalist you can find clips of her on the internet now where they would

01:43:42.320 interview her on the radio and she'd say if we're up to me nobody would ever have babies anymore

01:43:47.840 we just would stop having them because life is terrible and life is hard and it's suffering

01:43:52.880 and bringing children in the world is a terrible thing yeah i mean that's a little too far

01:43:58.480 it's a terrible thing especially she said the most this is a famous quote of hers the most uh

01:44:04.080 kind thing a large family can do to one of its young members is to kill it.

01:44:10.900 And her whole shtick was sold on lies. She told lies about her mother. She said that her mother

01:44:17.460 died from overbreeding, that she had so many children, it just destroyed her body and she

01:44:23.260 died. Not true. Her mom had tuberculosis and died from tuberculosis like half of everyone back then.

01:44:29.840 so she lied about that she told a fake story about a woman named sadie sacks who didn't know

01:44:34.940 how she kept getting pregnant and the doctor refused to tell her because the bad male doctors

01:44:40.380 just wanted the women to just keep having babies so they refused to tell them how that worked

01:44:44.520 which i went and asked my grandma i'm like grandma you were around like in this exact time period

01:44:49.160 did you and your mom like not know how babies were made she was like what are you talking about of

01:44:53.480 course we knew that in fact she said after my sister was born her her younger sister was the

01:44:57.940 fourth kid in the family the doctor told my parents like you guys need to be careful like

01:45:03.300 time things and like try because it's you know she had some health problems and he's like another

01:45:08.360 baby might be risky so if you want to avoid that here's how you avoid that she's like of course we

01:45:13.280 knew this idea have known that since the beginning of time of course they have but she wrote a whole

01:45:20.100 book that purported to have thousands of letters from women around the world writing to margaret

01:45:26.760 saying or saying i'm only 23 and i'm on my 14th baby i'm not kidding she would she the numbers

01:45:34.040 were insane she was alleging that there were 23 year olds who were on like their 11th pregnancy

01:45:39.480 and dying from okay maybe not dying my

01:45:45.320 i'm trying to think my aunt or no my grandma had like five or six kids by the time she was like 21

01:45:51.720 20 uh 23 maybe she had a lot and they were going back then but my grandma was built different i

01:45:57.320 mean she said her only her only regret in life was not having more children so um uh over birth

01:46:03.960 and that they just didn't know how to stop it and so she was like this is why we need abortion

01:46:08.760 clinics is for this reason now i looked into this because there's something called the margaret

01:46:14.840 sanger papers project they have everything she's ever done if she wiped her mouth on a napkin

01:46:20.440 they've got that in the archives they have everything do you think out of the thousands

01:46:25.160 of letters she said that she got from women saying i just can't stop having all these babies

01:46:29.960 and it's killing me and i'm miserable how many do you think are preserved in the margaret sanger

01:46:34.360 papers project how many zero three three three out of thousands and i emailed them directly and i

01:46:43.240 asked seems weird you guys have like literally letters that she wrote to her friends you have

01:46:48.840 like all this documentation on everything she ever did certainly if she was getting thousands of

01:46:53.080 letters you've got more than three and they said well we think it was mostly lost to time or she

01:46:59.400 sent them to abortion doctors to encourage them to keep going because you know people didn't like

01:47:05.000 abortion doctors so we think she sent it to a lot of abortion doctors to like you know give them a

01:47:09.960 pep talk and uh yeah we just don't really know it's just lost to time so you think she made a

01:47:16.360 a lot of oh yes yes especially because if you read the book nobody reads this crap you know

01:47:21.560 i think the way honestly i think the way you can tell the most about a woman is how her kids

01:47:26.840 talk about them um like do her kids like her because her kids are the ones who really know her

01:47:33.320 um i mean like your your kids are the ones that are going to hear you like lying to everybody

01:47:40.840 because they sit there and just listen to you or being a how you are behind closed doors you know

01:47:47.320 except me i'm crazy nobody else wants to read all of their horrible writing but

01:47:51.880 in the book if you're reading these letters they sound literally like they're all written by the

01:47:55.880 same person so it's extremely dubious at best i would love if hey if the margaret sanger papers

01:48:04.440 project folks want to come and tell me like where all these are if there's any proof of this i would

01:48:09.240 love to see it because i looked for two and a half years and couldn't find anything in fact

01:48:13.480 the most popular singer biographer in the world who like knows everything about her admits that

01:48:20.200 she lied about tons of stuff. She's like, oh, she lied about the Sadie Sachs story. She lied about

01:48:24.540 why her mother really died. And she probably lied about, you know, those other stories and letters

01:48:29.900 too. But she believed it was for a noble cause. She thought what she was doing was good. And the

01:48:36.360 other big secret is she was getting a lot of money. She was getting paid by the Rockefeller

01:48:41.000 foundation and promoted by people like hg wells who she was also having an affair with

01:48:46.280 they're all a bunch of creepers joe i'm telling you she was she was

01:48:50.280 sounds like she sounded like an insane person in the book yeah she was married and had three kids

01:48:55.480 she left her kids in like hippie bohemian communities one of them died from neglect

01:49:01.880 in one of these communities didn't care about her kids at all in fact one of her sons grew up and

01:49:06.760 said my sister would not be dead if my mother gave any shits about us whatsoever but she didn't she

01:49:12.680 was anywhere except where we were any excuse to leave she let her ex-husband take the rap for her

01:49:18.680 distributing illegal um illegal stuff about like abortion and birth control that the comstock laws

01:49:25.720 didn't allow that back then so she was wanted in court and was going to be put in jail for

01:49:30.760 distributing that stuff she let her husband take the fall for it while she went to england and had

01:49:34.520 affairs with people like hg wells and havelock ellis and they were all bisexual and they were

01:49:40.680 all occultists and doing all this crazy stuff but people hg wells called her the most incredible

01:49:46.680 woman ever to live and said that she was going to have more impact on the future of humanity than

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01:49:57.080 you don't want yeah okay let's keep going well i brought you i don't want to know i love the war

01:50:03.960 of the worlds he he wrote some great fiction but he was a die hard malthusian these people really

01:50:10.680 believed it was actually a very popular thing that we're talking like right after darwinism

01:50:15.560 we're talking about just before the nazis we're talking about the kaiser wilhelm foundation

01:50:21.160 it was a very popular position to be a in favor of social hygiene as they called it which was

01:50:27.480 you know anybody with birth defects shouldn't be able to reproduce anybody of the lower races

01:50:32.120 or inferior mentally um any of those kind of people shouldn't reproduce because you know

01:50:36.920 it's funny women are the biggest eugenicists women are the biggest eugenicists i mean if

01:50:43.800 you look at ivf that's literally eugenics women like you know men will kind of love the

01:50:50.920 retarded kid anyway women wish it was dead it's women we want you know a cleaner better human race

01:50:57.800 going forward yeah so feminism was instrumental in that that's actually where the birth control

01:51:04.440 pill came from as well margaret sanger the rockefeller foundation the kaiser wilhelm

01:51:09.880 foundation and a lot of nazi scientists are the ones who started synthesizing human hormones

01:51:15.000 to make birth control pills and their the way they sold that was they said look i we know

01:51:20.440 abortion is very unpopular people don't like it it's a very terrible thing that we have to do we

01:51:24.600 have to do it because we don't want all these babies yeah but you know if you let us have the

01:51:30.280 birth control pill and you make it like widely available and socially acceptable abortion will

01:51:35.640 be a thing of the past nobody will need one ever again that's how it was marketed and sold to the

01:51:41.000 world and it sounds right it sounds reasonable well maybe it's better maybe it's better just

01:51:46.520 to prevent all the pregnancies and then we don't have to worry about abortions but here we are in

01:51:50.600 2026 you can get abortion or you can get birth control pills for four dollars at walmart you

01:51:57.960 can go down to your local health department in your county and get them for free if you're under

01:52:02.520 a certain income status and we still have well at least before they overturned roe v wade we still

01:52:08.680 had about a million abortions a year in this country even with the shot and the pill and all

01:52:13.560 these types of birth control and more education than we've ever had that was the other thing when

01:52:18.760 i was in school right more sex head more sex ed and then no more teen pregnancies okay i actually

01:52:24.040 i've changed my opinion on sex ed i do think sex ed is important um in fact i did a sex ed show

01:52:30.680 however i think the parents should be in charge of it so i do i do think you should know about

01:52:37.320 the stds you can get like i i don't think you should go into that blind you know it hasn't

01:52:43.720 that hasn't panned out whatsoever it turns out that if you take all the i don't i also don't

01:52:48.600 think that i don't know the world's just kind of different today the stigma away from sexual

01:52:55.320 activity you tell everybody premarital sex is actually good you gotta you gotta get in there

01:52:59.400 and figure out how things work before you get married you don't want to just get married that's

01:53:03.080 ew that's weird uh we still have a million abortions a year we still have uh plan b

01:53:10.600 pills and things like this uh there's been more babies aborted in the last century

01:53:15.400 than all the men that have been killed in all the wars of the 20th century like far and away

01:53:22.920 yeah it's crazy so um the

01:53:25.880 the the glorious dynum cia thing is nuts yeah that's nuts yeah because with the real tinfoil

01:53:35.400 hat people want to think that the cia has been involved in every single social aspect including

01:53:40.200 like the rock and roll movement of the 1960s and there seems to be some evidence yeah and and when

01:53:46.680 you see like how far the tentacles actually go and then you see it like in feminism you go wait

01:53:55.720 what was she was what yeah so explain so gloria steinem was recruited out of smith college

01:54:03.560 in the 50s as all women's college um she already had some pretty like left progressive kind of

01:54:10.200 feminist uh leanings and this is generally how this works if you want to know how the left has

01:54:15.400 taken over academia i have a whole paper about this on my sub stack how ngos and universities

01:54:21.320 have just swung completely yeah i mean that's you got to know the kid if they're sexually active i

01:54:26.360 agree but why teach them about sex if it's not happening that's true like i look i have a lot

01:54:31.400 of siblings and there's some siblings i could think they should have had sex ed like immediately

01:54:36.040 and there's some it just wasn't a problem you know completely left and they have just captured

01:54:41.240 the university systems they do it this way so they recruit her out of smith college you know

01:54:46.680 she's writing papers about women's rights and and feminism and stuff like that and they go she's

01:54:51.720 pretty good at this so they approach her and they say we're willing to offer you something called

01:54:56.440 the chester bulls fellowship and she goes what's that and they're like well it doesn't really exist

01:55:01.000 we've made it up for you because what we're going to do is we're going to give you this fellowship

01:55:05.160 we're going to send you to india we're going to send you to europe we're going to have you

01:55:08.840 tour the whole united states do a media tour start a magazine to promote women's rights the things

01:55:14.360 that you believe in so it's it's a little more sneaky than everybody sitting in a dark back room

01:55:19.740 and like plotting some evil plan to like uh make america into a feminist hellhole it was more like

01:55:26.420 we're trying to promote liberal democracy around the world because it's part of the cold war

01:55:31.020 you're really good at this feminism stuff um and if we can get a lot of women voting and if we can

01:55:36.440 get them into universities and mobilize them as a political uh group just similar to what they did

01:55:42.300 with Black people. Convince Blacks that you're all oppressed, you're all victims, and radicalize

01:55:49.420 them and make them permanent Democrat voters. Same thing that they did with feminism. So they

01:55:54.400 sent her to India, where she worked for the Ford Foundation. Again, the same people who created

01:55:58.700 gender studies. Learned a lot of interesting things over there in India. Not sure what's

01:56:04.520 going on in there. I said in my book, it's like a hotbed of like theosophy and like the Dalai

01:56:11.500 Lama, and there's a lot of weird stuff going on in India.

01:56:14.040 I don't know why they send everybody there.

01:56:15.960 And then when they leave India, they go and promote this weird stuff.

01:56:20.600 It's what they do.

01:56:21.540 So they sent her to like Eastern Europe to a youth festival where she promoted

01:56:25.420 feminism, and this is at the time where the Eastern Bloc is still communist

01:56:29.660 and it's hard to get in there.

01:56:31.200 But as a woman, this is something traditionally they always do with women.

01:56:35.100 It's very easy to sneak female spies or propagandists in rather than men

01:56:40.400 because they're less suspicious you know it's like oh she just wants to promote education for

01:56:44.720 women and they're like fine she can come i guess whatever um so she's promoting feminism there

01:56:49.500 then she comes here she's undercover at the playboy mansion weirdly undercover yeah she like

01:56:55.560 people didn't know she was cia at this point she was like a playboy bunny for a little while what

01:57:00.920 yeah she was at the hugh hefner mansion and undercover as a playboy bunny yeah that's

01:57:06.240 hilarious yeah to promote she was kind of hot for like back in the day in the 70s this late 60s she

01:57:12.780 was kind of hot well compared to the other feminists we had to choose from who else do we

01:57:16.620 have yeah yeah feminists generally they become when women become political both right and left

01:57:22.140 it's usually because we're kind of chopped um hot women they're too busy being hot you know what i

01:57:27.200 mean they're too busy like just you know tits out uh uh you know it just says what it is okay guys

01:57:35.420 we're hitting the two hour mark and I got selling some stuff on Facebook. So I'm, I'm new to the

01:57:40.340 Facebook marketplace. So that's, I was thinking that's another way you can make money. I bet

01:57:45.460 flipping with these white women selling stuff on Facebook marketplace, you know, anyways, um,

01:57:52.560 I'll keep you posted on my, my journey with Facebook marketplace, like the video, subscribe

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