Pearl - Rachel Wilson Tells Her Story on Joe Rogan

00:00:00.000 i end up doing everything and everybody else gets the a even though i did everything so those are

00:00:04.080 the people that are really into socialism people that have fast stuff yes sit back relax get some

00:00:09.920 popcorn today we're we're gonna all watch joe rogan yeah so i had divorced parents yeah

00:00:19.040 really didn't like like another four years of school just sounded like hell to me didn't really

00:00:24.560 think too much into how this all got started until i listened to your book and i'm like this is kind

00:00:30.320 of bonkers so before we get into your book like how did you decide to write about this like what

00:00:37.040 what was your little journey oh or big journey yeah it's kind of a big journey so uh when i was

00:00:43.120 growing up i was like a in all the advanced kid classes and from the time i was in like kindergarten

00:00:48.640 it was just pounded into my head like you're going to college you're going to have a career

00:00:53.680 it you know you're smart and you have to do something with that it was like the only option

00:00:57.920 that was put before me and so i followed that path like all the way through school

00:01:01.840 and by the time i got done with 12 years of regular school i realized a couple things one

00:01:06.960 is uh school is not where you go to learn things uh school isn't nest public school is not so great

00:01:12.400 for smart people for the most part and that i really didn't like like another four years of

00:01:19.680 school just sounded like hell to me and i really just wanted to get married and have kids that's

00:01:25.120 kind of what i always wanted to do much to the horror of my marxist feminist mother um who did

00:01:32.000 not like that at an early age well she tried you can't always control your kids that's the thing a

00:01:37.040 lot of people think um that you can control your kid a doll we're really doing the lowest dollar

00:01:44.320 super chat here okay sorry okay but i was the why kid i was the kid that's just like why why but why

00:01:54.400 um and i had like a rush limbaugh dad wow yeah they got divorced shocker who could have seen it

00:02:01.360 coming um so they got divorced when i was like nine and i had so i grew up in like two worlds

00:02:06.000 i had like republican business owner rush limbaugh dad and i had marxist feminist crazy mom was the

00:02:12.400 mom always marxist feminist and was the the the dad always like a rush limbo republican yep how

00:02:18.800 did they fall in love how did all that happen i was an accident oh so they just fall in lust

00:02:25.680 i was like a an oops baby and my dad said that when he saw me he was like well i don't want

00:02:32.080 anybody else great like this is the only thing that matters to me so i'm gonna make this work

00:02:36.480 and he tried his best how did they even hook up that never works such radically different

00:02:41.760 ideologies hey sometimes you you what you hate you know hate is closer to love i don't think

00:02:49.040 they were talking about that sort of thing when they got together they were probably hanging out

00:02:52.200 at a bar oh so they didn't really know each other very well not really no they were kind of like

00:02:58.020 they worked in the same place and met at work and then had like a fling and then i was born yeah

00:03:05.000 yeah so i had divorced parents yeah it was it was really rough because my mother like hated my dad

00:03:13.960 she could never tell you anything he did wrong yeah it was just like he's a evil white patriarchist

00:03:20.440 bad bad republican man one of my earliest memories is them fighting over the bush

00:03:25.080 dukakis election in 88 and like threatening to lock each other in the house so that the

00:03:28.920 one couldn't cancel the other one's vote yeah yeah i know it was fun was this before after

00:03:35.640 kitty dukakis drank mouthwash or what did she drink she drank something like that aftershave

00:03:40.680 or mouthwash to try to get drunk yeah she would the pressure of the election must have been so

00:03:47.400 insane and this is pre-social media right and this lady was already struggling with like alcoholism

00:03:54.280 and uh i think she was hospitalized for drinking something that was not a drink well can you find

00:04:00.680 out what that was it was really crazy right remember do you remember that i just remember

00:04:05.000 that whole election being pretty nuts like as far as like the democrats versus republicans

00:04:09.880 this was when democrats were more like how republicans are right now they weren't like

00:04:15.480 ride in a tank to make everybody think he was like a pro-war tough guy remember that yeah

00:04:20.200 yeah this is before me i wasn't alive yeah and i remember reading my lips no new taxes and all

00:04:26.240 that stuff so like i i had this going on like as a kid so i think my brain was already thinking

00:04:31.640 about this sort of stuff from the time i was little rubbing alcohol oh that's crazy nail

00:04:38.740 polish remover oh my god she drank nail polish remover holy shit she couldn't just huff paint

00:04:46.520 like normal person very open about her struggles with alcohol and addiction to amphetamines

00:04:51.720 to reduce the stigma surrounding these issues later detailing these experiences in her books

00:04:56.500 okay yeah so my parents were like ready to kill each other over that and so they divorced right

00:05:04.060 right after that they divorced and so i'd spend time with dad and i'd spend time with mom and i

00:05:08.540 had two completely different realities and worldviews and i think growing up like that

00:05:14.540 you're trying to sort out what's true you're trying to figure out like is there any merit to

00:05:18.460 what mom's saying the world is or any merit to what dad's saying the world is and i think dad

00:05:23.440 was more persuasive and and better at pulling me his direction because i never really absorbed

00:05:28.180 like i always thought marxism was you know faking gay and stupid i just never bought into it at all

00:05:34.020 why at an early age did you think that uh because i already had seen that you know we're not all

00:05:41.100 born equal with equal things and some people work much harder some people have natural gifts and

00:05:46.980 talents and to think that because my mother would literally say stuff in the house like

00:05:52.220 from you know from each person according to their ability to each person according to their need and

00:05:57.960 i was like even when i do that in class like if there's a group project everybody wants me on

00:06:02.580 their team because i'm the smart kid who's going to do the homework i end up doing everything and

00:06:06.280 everybody else gets the a even though i did everything so those are the people that are

00:06:09.640 into socialism people that have fast stuff yes yeah and so like from being a little kid i even

00:06:16.120 noticed like no things aren't equal and things aren't always fair and it depends on you know

00:06:22.840 your natural skills and abilities and then what you do with those things because there's lots of

00:06:26.680 people like my mother was super talented really intelligent person but she was so like emotionally

00:06:32.440 chaotic she never applied them to anything she never really got anywhere or did anything she had

00:06:37.080 big dreams of what she thought she should have and never really got there because she was so

00:06:42.920 like emotionally unregulated and kind of chaotic so i just kind of saw that no there's not this

00:06:48.920 like thing where you can just even the playing field and make it all equal for everyone that's

00:06:52.680 not how it works there's also a thing that if you're locked up in something like marxism you

00:06:58.760 if that's your ideology you're in this constant struggle with the rest of the world all the time

00:07:05.640 where you want to bend it to your ideology you want to change it and so even if you're a very

00:07:10.840 intelligent person your daily mindset is struggle your daily mindset is conflict and existential

00:07:19.480 crisis like you know that is exactly that was that was the picture that was laid in front of

00:07:24.920 me yeah i go to dad's house and he's like he started a business after the divorce and he's

00:07:30.920 like hustling he's working 12 to 14 hour days he's doing everything he can to make it work he's not

00:07:36.200 complaining he's just like this is what you got to do if you want to make it if you want to you

00:07:40.200 know do your own thing and prove that you know you're good at what you do you have to compete

00:07:44.360 you have to get out there you have to work hard why complain about it and then my mom's whole

00:07:49.080 world was she ended up being very bitter and resentful because it was like this view of

00:07:53.640 but i deserved this that should have been me i got robbed of it because here's the thing a lot of

00:07:59.480 women that are like super left are gonna raise these daughters that just hate their guts

00:08:06.760 my mom's running for congress i don't think women should vote i'm not gonna get too into it right

00:08:11.400 but that's the difference in opinion you know what i mean i'll tell you what you know like and

00:08:16.440 what's gonna prove it what's gonna prove it is actually because we saw their life choices yeah

00:08:23.400 as whatever reason and often it was like if i was more attractive you know the men at work would

00:08:30.280 have given me a raise if i looked like the other woman in the office or something you know so it

00:08:34.680 was like this bitter resentful she was kind of like at war with the world so seeing those two

00:08:41.160 things neither of my parents are perfect who is who has perfect parents but it was kind of like

00:08:46.840 i'd rather play over here where there's a purpose for me working hard and giving it my best shot

00:08:51.880 and trying in life and figuring out what's important to me and then tailoring you know all

00:08:57.480 my efforts toward that and i just thought that um having a family was so cool and i wanted to have

00:09:05.000 the family i didn't have so uh i i had this dream of like getting married having kids having an

00:09:11.400 intact family and making it like a place where kids can grow up without all the screaming and

00:09:17.800 and yelling and chaos that i had yeah i i think that rachel just my recommendation would get less

00:09:25.260 grief for her you know the the divorces and that stuff i know she never says she's perfect

00:09:32.800 i'm not either but the problem when you put your story like your personal story out i just i if i

00:09:40.060 were her i wouldn't put it out as much because then people just you give them ammo you know i

00:09:44.840 know or maybe makes people connect with you that's a decision every creator has to make

00:09:49.880 and that a lot of kids have nowadays so um didn't go to college i had a full ride scholarship and i

00:09:56.040 didn't go which everybody thought was the end of the world it was like a million views i'm kind

00:10:01.240 of curious what was the difference between her and andrews he said what the heck where did his go

00:10:06.040 latest god where is andrew the heck am i missing something i just i'm only looking because i saw

00:10:12.520 a tweet that was like if she gets more joe rogan andrew if she gets more views than me oh 2.1 now

00:10:20.760 one month ago four days maybe you think i'll ever go on joe rogan guys do you think he'll ever have

00:10:26.840 me on okay i want to go a little further uh because i know her story education is something

00:10:33.320 that allows you to get along without intelligence and intelligence is something that allows you to

00:10:37.880 get along without education i like that that's yeah and i was like oh i get it there's there's

00:10:43.960 certain people that are just dumb at certain things like i remember being around intelligent

00:10:49.560 people that had no knowledge of how a car worked okay i've been thinking more about the peasant

00:10:57.640 class and the high status class i think i'm going to start calling it the high status class and

00:11:02.920 everybody is fighting like hell to be in the high status class because the high status class

00:11:08.040 includes the dating marketplace so men are looking to like make a lot of money they're

00:11:13.720 like i want to be in the high status class women are like like me i go to the gym every day you

00:11:20.520 know we're getting botox plastic surgery maybe i'll get a new face next year i don't know but

00:11:27.080 we fight like hell that's why anna kasparian her face like doesn't move like she's obviously had

00:11:31.720 ton of work done um and it's because they don't want to be in the peasant class meaning they have

00:11:38.200 to like do all their own stuff but the problem is when you're in the high status class you're

00:11:42.600 functionally retarded in some areas the peasant class the low status class they learn how to do

00:11:48.120 things themselves they cook their own meals they know how to they know how to um budget really well

00:11:54.440 like they, because they're forced to, they have to. Yeah. Women have high status in their twenties

00:12:01.820 for just existing. Correct. And that's why they don't take the opinion of low status men or ugly

00:12:07.740 women. Those are usually the ones crying that like women are whores. The high status men aren't crying

00:12:12.980 that women are whores because they're banging the whores, right? They're like, no, no, no,

00:12:16.120 this is great. It's low status men that are upset. And it's the same thing with, in general, right?

00:12:22.440 um it's the same thing with ugly women you know that's what i know i realized i would always

00:12:27.880 bitch about girls like getting on yachts in dubai but i was like i was never invited to a yacht so

00:12:32.680 i just would never know what that's like but then the men enter into high status later in life

00:12:39.320 because they become something and i think that's like the biggest time when women crash out when

00:12:44.520 they lose their status and the men gain their status because they they women generally marry

00:12:50.520 men lower in status that like than them but their status is dwindling so they're like usually on the

00:12:56.760 tail end of their status they get a low lower status guy but not by much and he's about to

00:13:02.200 ascend them in status does that make sense does that make sense so like that but a lot of times

00:13:08.440 the low status people are smarter than the high status people because they can do stuff themselves

00:13:14.520 right they can fix their own car they can where the high status people have people do things for

00:13:20.920 them so any of the workings of a car you would tell well this is back in like spark plug days

00:13:26.840 you could explain to them like oh one of the cables for your spark plug got loose you're

00:13:30.680 only firing on five cylinders the six the whole six is not that's why it's like shaking like that

00:13:35.800 who like if that if it was anything else if you're talking about the economy if you're talking about

00:13:40.840 about the political process that guy would think the other guy was a moron but now this guy thinks

00:13:45.960 he's more i remember like being like auto shop class going there's a lot of different kinds of

00:13:51.220 intelligence we've just done this weird thing where we've categorized like no complete like

00:13:57.960 there are highly intelligent people but they apply their intelligence in different ways and

00:14:03.340 some people just have like a random thing they're really smart at like my dad is a brother who's

00:14:09.720 just a really good pilot. He's not a pilot professionally or anything, but he's just really

00:14:13.840 good at flying.

Pearl - March 03, 2026

Rachel Wilson Tells Her Story on Joe Rogan

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