Pearl - ＂You've Become a Woman!＂｜ Jack Mac Joins Pearl on The Sitdown

00:00:00.000 I guess sometimes people say I put on a voice when I do my TikToks.

00:00:03.120 I think you have, it's slightly different, but I do too.

00:00:05.760 Like if I'm saying something super comedic, it's like your, your voice goes up and knock,

00:00:10.280 you know, you're like, that is true.

00:00:12.280 One of the things that I've learned watching back some of my videos and all of that is

00:00:16.820 I try to obviously as a professional make little changes and your voice when you talk

00:00:23.800 with people is a little bit different than when you talk with in front of a camera.

00:00:27.560 Well, you're trying to make it more entertaining, right?

00:00:29.680 So, like, people always get, like, I always get accusations you're putting on a show or whatever.

00:00:35.720 And it's, like, a little bit.

00:00:37.280 You're trying to make it entertaining.

00:00:39.100 Yeah, you have to make it entertaining.

00:00:41.340 That is one of the biggest criticisms of you.

00:00:45.240 But I guess we should start with, so you grew up in Chicago.

00:00:49.180 Eight brothers and sisters, or nine?

00:00:51.160 Nine total.

00:00:52.380 It's a little confusing because some of them were adopted and came when I was older.

00:00:57.000 so like like my brother there's someone on his football team who was like homeless and they

00:01:02.220 adopted him that's very nice yeah and so but i didn't grow up with him like for example so you

00:01:07.960 know him but he's not yeah the brother that you grew up with the entire life when i was growing

00:01:12.040 up it was six and i was the second of six i was the oldest girl and being the second of six that's

00:01:18.820 a lot of and you were in the city of chicago no god no okay no no could you see yourself ending

00:01:25.080 up there like a city person but where but people from chicago do say no no i'm an hour away i mean

00:01:32.680 it's just like if i tell anybody if i said my actual hometown which i don't really want yeah

00:01:39.000 don't don't say but it's no one would know where it's at oh so it's not even a big suburb of

00:01:44.280 chicago no oh okay it's like an hour outside of this like i grew up with chickens like i'd pet

00:01:50.040 chickens and ducks as a kid and you grew up playing sports yeah volleyball volleyball and

00:01:54.760 you played volleyball in college yeah i played overseas when i started my show yeah you were in

00:01:59.320 london yeah i went to london to play volleyball overseas yeah and so um yeah i was playing

00:02:06.120 semi-professionally i was gonna go pro but then the show paid more than women's sports so i just

00:02:11.720 did that what's your thoughts on women's sports and pay um wmba no well i think they deserve less

00:02:18.680 money less money no because i've seen the entitlement firsthand like oh whoops like i was in

00:02:25.480 those gyms so i know nobody's going yeah but there are people i mean we're in dallas they

00:02:31.480 have the wings paige becker's is massive not really i mean women are famous in women's sports

00:02:38.920 it's for like i mean you know how media works it's for a few reasons it's a big social media

00:02:43.320 following yes that generally has to do with drama caitlyn clark is famous because she was um going

00:02:49.400 back and forth with reese or whatever her name is yes it's not because they're like oh i can't wait

00:02:54.520 to watch missed layups i would say caitlyn clark i grew up in connecticut so i grew up watching

00:03:03.240 women's basketball along with men's basketball because of uconn and i would say that it's a

00:03:08.920 a different game. It is certainly not the same as men's basketball. It's worse. Don't simp. It's

00:03:14.180 worse. It's different. I would say there's honestly a little bit of a argument that is

00:03:21.880 men's basketball has gotten too good with kind of these cyborgs. They're 7'6". They can dunk from

00:03:28.800 the free throw line. They're too good. Women's basketball, it's actually you can coach. There

00:03:33.000 has to be strategy. Men's basketball is just athleticism, which probably is better for people

00:03:38.640 to watch but i would say watching caitlin clark is interesting how many how many wmba games have

00:03:45.120 you gone to this year i went to two this year i sat courtside at the las vegas aces game

00:03:53.040 and no stop laughing i did no i'm laughing because you're the first person that i've asked that to

00:04:00.320 that actually had an answer no i've people will ask me that i watch i mean obviously there's an

00:04:07.040 aspect i bet on the game so there is that but oh no but there are some aspects that i like watching

00:04:13.600 the games yeah and if you put two options in front of me yeah i'm picking the next game

00:04:19.600 instead of the liberty but the liberty have some fun athletes that's translation that he thinks a

00:04:26.400 few of them are hot no no no 90 of the league is lesbian yeah but there's one or two cute ones come

00:04:34.240 There are cute ones, but I wouldn't, it's not.

00:04:38.540 And I can tell you this, because again, I lived it.

00:04:41.140 So it's like, these, no offense, but these people.

00:04:43.840 You can be offensive, I'm fine, you know me.

00:04:45.880 Well, I don't mean it to like attack you, but these guys a lot of the time that say

00:04:50.540 this stuff, it's like, I've lived it.

00:04:52.340 I know that the majority of the like fans or boyfriends or like someone that's banging

00:04:56.800 one of the players that are the male fans.

00:04:59.340 I'm telling you.

00:05:00.460 Or a guy who wants to.

00:05:02.160 I'm telling you.

00:05:03.180 Maybe for you, like with your media stuff, like there's some benefit, but there's, there's no guy

00:05:08.760 that said, I really just want to watch high quality basketball. I actually went to pride night in Las

00:05:16.800 Vegas. The aces played the mystics. It was pride night. I was courtside. There were some pretty

00:05:21.180 good players on the team. And there was a woman that I thought were really good that I wasn't

00:05:25.560 attracted to okay but i what made there are some what made you go i it was to show i was doing an

00:05:35.660 ad for uh vegas visit vegas but i like wmba i think it's slower i gotta tell you it was loud

00:05:47.860 in that arena. And the fans, these fans were good. The team was down, the team that they

00:05:55.900 were cheering for was down 20 points and they were still going crazy every time they scored.

00:06:00.600 I thought that was cool. Okay. So notice, just notice his answer

00:06:04.800 was that it was for a vlog he was doing. No, no, no, no. Again, not because, and you know,

00:06:14.880 it is what it is i don't even want to go watch women's sports and i played it for 20 years

00:06:18.840 so when you play ball so yeah you won the olympics basketball in england too for a year and when

00:06:25.140 the so this summer next summer or no two summers sorry olympics u.s women's volleyball will you

00:06:33.640 watch or no no i got better things to do there's there's a professional woman's there's two

00:06:39.260 professional women's volleyball leagues now that's great i will say i could have played

00:06:44.860 pro you know the women's volleyball players are more attractive than the women's basketball players

00:06:49.740 oh yeah i could tell you that firsthand yeah you have to understand i played basketball and

00:06:55.660 volleyball in college so i did like yeah i could tell you the wmba players should be paid less

00:07:03.580 they're they're in a big contract negotiation now or i guess it's a cba where they're trying

00:07:08.940 to get more money from the the mba well they operate at a loss i know so it's like if you're

00:07:14.380 not making money it's just like a charity for lesbians yeah but they also people are paying

00:07:20.780 billions of dollars for these teams yeah but you know how it works like it doesn't matter

00:07:27.980 your revenue if you don't have a profit yeah but why would somebody pay 300 billion dollars for a

00:07:33.740 team then what do you mean like i don't understand what you're saying so who's paying 300 billion

00:07:40.220 dollars for a team. Oh, sorry. Not 300 billion. 300 million. Okay. Who's paying that? People have

00:07:49.660 bought teams. The Connecticut Sun just got bought. Okay. For 300 million dollars. Yeah. That's a lot

00:07:55.160 of money for something that you're going to lose. I mean, maybe there's a tax write-off. I think

00:07:59.680 there is. Don't you think that if they would be profitable, it would have happened by now? It's

00:08:04.180 been like 50 years. I do. No, it's only been 20. It's only been about 20 or 30. That's kind of a

00:08:12.160 long time. It is. They're getting to the point where they're going to be. I think they're doing

00:08:19.540 the stars are becoming more stars. Caitlin Clark, biggest star ever. Angel Reese is a big star.

00:08:25.760 How long did it take for OnlyFans to be profitable? Yeah. So OnlyFans. That's like a newer business

00:08:30.960 model, right? It's only, it was profitable right away, but you could argue prostitution has been

00:08:37.000 the most profitable business of all time. Yeah. I would. Yeah. And you can look at models that

00:08:42.320 business models that have worked in the past to see what works. Yes. Women's sports just has never

00:08:48.460 worked and I loved playing. It was a really good experience for me, but I just, we got to be honest

00:08:53.720 ladies. We miss layups. We're not that good. And I also think that like, we also deserve the

00:08:59.620 trannies that are coming in yeah so the yeah so are you do you feel as a woman sports player and

00:09:07.340 you were and you still play sports but as someone that played at the semi-professional level do you

00:09:12.180 feel when you see the controversies behind trans women coming into sports or i guess trans men i

00:09:22.620 think women deserve it i really do okay and it's because i so you are you you're i actually will

00:09:28.700 Yeah, I'm pro let them and I'm gonna explain why yeah, I did a tournament in England and at this tournament there was

00:09:36.420 It was an offseason tournament, but there was this is volleyball or basketball

00:09:40.460 volleyball and the trans people were allowed in the league and

00:09:43.640 So I go in what year was this if you don't mind me asking like two or three years ago. Oh, wow

00:09:48.140 So this was recent this was recent England and it's happening more at like the professional level

00:09:52.480 Yes, a lot of eyes on like these random professional teams in England and then you see a random story that says

00:09:58.700 this team won the championship there was one in connecticut this year i believe softball high

00:10:03.260 school yeah and they just won the entire league the entire they won the state championship because

00:10:08.540 they had the best picture of all time because it was a transitioning woman or i always max mix up

00:10:15.180 the proper terminology i don't really care though yeah so i walk into this tournament there's a

00:10:19.020 bunch of men with boob jobs like that's essentially what i'm looking at yeah i'm like oh god and when

00:10:25.420 When you walk in with that, do you think, oh, man, it's going to be a long day?

00:10:28.640 Well, I think I'm going to complain.

00:10:30.380 I do what women do best.

00:10:31.580 I nag.

00:10:32.780 Yeah.

00:10:34.480 So I'm going to the tournament director, and I'm saying, like, this isn't fair.

00:10:38.780 And do you know who's yelling at me for complaining?

00:10:41.840 Women.

00:10:42.480 So as far as I'm concerned, men aren't the ones that are pushing to have these trannies

00:10:47.020 in our sports.

00:10:47.600 It's women.

00:10:48.040 For every one woman that complains, there's 10 that pushes it.

00:10:51.380 So as far as I'm concerned, you know, deal with the consequences, bitches.

00:10:54.780 It's not my problem.

00:10:56.520 One of the, there was an aspect, I think it was the LAFC, not LAFC.

00:11:03.580 They have a special name for their women's team.

00:11:05.920 But a player wrote an essay about that they need to protect women's sports.

00:11:10.540 But people call that a, what's the term?

00:11:13.060 Whistle, a dog whistle to hate trans people.

00:11:16.760 But then she wrote an essay saying she wants to protect women's sports and not allow men

00:11:22.520 who are former men to play soccer against them or football as they call it in england and then

00:11:28.700 one of her teammates came out against her

00:11:31.680 and but i think it's going to happen at a large scale at a certain point

00:11:38.860 and the only i guess you're right to an extent the only people they'll be able to blame at that

00:11:43.880 point as well they won't have jobs because if you play this out to the nth degree every woman

00:11:50.680 playing sports right now professionally will be replaced by a trans man man or trans woman yeah

00:11:56.200 if you pull it out to the nth degree what's interesting is they care about um men invading

00:12:03.560 women's spaces but they don't care about women invading men's spaces most people don't know

00:12:07.960 this but of trans people 80 are female it's a majority female like thing so that means there's

00:12:14.200 more women in men's bathrooms and men's locker rooms than the other way around but society

00:12:19.640 doesn't care what it affects men they only care what it affects women i want to get back to the

00:12:24.200 only fans comment you had you've had a few tweets where you you say you can't believe

00:12:33.320 that we're in a point in time where prostitutes are covered like this i think you quote tweeted a

00:12:39.720 yeah they're high status yeah high status you can't believe yeah which is crazy you know is

00:12:45.960 what's the issue with a prostitute being or a only fans model being high status i don't have a

00:12:51.960 problem necessarily it's just crazy because when i was a kid like people didn't look at them highly

00:12:58.200 you know they were considered low status in society now fast forward 20 years like

00:13:03.400 i i would say they're higher status than a lot of people you know like i watched sophia rain

00:13:08.440 sophia rain and i see like men coming up asking for autograph like you know you used to have to

00:13:13.880 do something to be a celebrity but aren't these kind of the low parts of society propping them up

00:13:21.880 because i think sophia rain i don't know who's going up to her but it's kind of she's used in

00:13:28.760 the streamer world would you be excited for a collab with david dobrik yeah you would accept

00:13:36.280 that you would go i would i would go yeah i i don't know a lot about him but i i know he's

00:13:41.160 massive and you'd respect his work to some degree 100 well she got a collab with david

00:13:47.320 dobrik and you didn't neither did i do you know what i'm saying like yeah that's crazy and i think

00:13:52.040 you're actually doing but i guess attention i guess we're in the world where attention is

00:13:55.880 everything yeah i know and she has huge i have no interest in talking with her um she can do

00:14:04.040 what she wants well my point is she may end up regretting it but who knows i regret things i've

00:14:08.520 done i didn't why would you regret it she made like 50 million dollars but do you think at some

00:14:14.200 point if you made 50 million dollars on only fans do it ever hit you no i don't i don't think so

00:14:22.600 because i think if you were offered 50 million dollars to show off your ass on only fans would

00:14:27.080 you do it well i don't have enough of an incentive to do it got it but let's just say when you were

00:14:32.760 in london do you think you would have been just put yourself in with my my background i don't

00:14:37.560 have an incentive to do it got it like with my i don't think anyone can know what they would do

00:14:42.360 if they're desperate enough so i don't i don't but a lot of these there's so many of them i don't think

00:14:48.520 this is just individuals that are doing it just because they need it for their family or their

00:14:53.880 their brother has cancer that's no i don't think that's most they like it i mean i've interviewed

00:14:59.080 a thousand people and i would say a good chunk of them are only fans models they like it they enjoy

00:15:04.040 they enjoy having sex on camera most of them but sophia rain doesn't have sex on camera right or

00:15:09.080 am i i mean she enjoys posting nudes i'm sure some do it for money maybe she does i i can't

00:15:14.600 i don't know her how do you enjoy posting news i guess how i think of it as i have a sister

00:15:22.520 there is an aspect of the female body that or anybody's there's a sanctity in the

00:15:29.080 nakedness of it always has been putting it out and you're only you only really do that in front

00:15:35.600 of people that you trust because that's what you're seeing no no what i'm saying is historically

00:15:42.680 yeah you wouldn't just walk around i mean i guess maybe there was different cultures but

00:15:46.480 if someone comes into your house or into like the classic scene you're naked you cover up because

00:15:52.960 that person the only people that are supposed to see you naked may be family members and then

00:15:56.100 the people that you say romantically but now it's you post it online and it goes everywhere well

00:16:01.420 okay you got to think of incentives

00:16:04.560 women's goal is to get the attention of the highest status men they possibly can

00:16:11.820 what's the best way to do that if you have a really good body and you show it off you're

00:16:17.820 more likely to get entertainers rap whatever your thing is as a girl streamers um a-list

00:16:24.300 celebrities you're i mean you see women getting interviewed in miami saying oh i got this guy to

00:16:29.020 dm me like i think i saw a girl said lil wayne dm'd her like she was like 22 in miami do you

00:16:34.620 think she did that with a modest photo probably not no it's like um that's women's biggest buying

00:16:43.340 power is sexuality so is it always sexuality that you would say that's the biggest what about

00:16:50.780 intelligence no do you want an intelligent fat chick well if she's making me money yeah i mean

00:16:58.540 if she's providing good for the world yeah okay when you take a girl on a date well this is

00:17:03.740 different uh yeah but you let's go with you okay if you take a girl on a date or she's fat could

00:17:10.860 the intelligence make up for it well in terms of a romantic romantic no but i'm talking about value

00:17:20.140 to the world i'm sure there's okay intelligent obese women don't invent anything so like no

00:17:29.260 they don't that can't be true most inventions were invented by white men whoa i yeah i can't

00:17:35.420 say the exact percentage off the top of my head but it's like the majority by far but there are

00:17:40.780 women running companies that make yeah well the money and they manipulate this though because

00:17:46.300 you have to understand there's a lot of incentive for women like to over exaggerate what women do

00:17:51.260 because there's a lot of grants there's so yeah i can't remember the name of the girl off the top

00:17:56.060 of my head i think it might have been curry but i don't want to say it wrong yeah but there was a

00:18:01.100 woman who magically stopped inventing things when her husband died that's one woman though there has

00:18:08.860 to be woman inventors i guess okay but let's let's look in society now like okay we have kim kardashian

00:18:15.980 did she invent anything no she didn't invent anything she didn't but i'm sure there's

00:18:24.540 it should be easy to think about if it's common think of someone okay tesla mail

00:18:31.820 amazon mail um if it's really common and i i think of anybody i just i but i i guess

00:18:42.860 But I don't know inventors off the top of my head of anything I'm trying to think of.

00:18:48.120 Yes, you do.

00:18:48.980 You just named some.

00:18:50.080 I do know a lot of male inventors off the top of my head.

00:18:52.800 But I mean, this is a, you gotcha, you're gotcha-ing me.

00:18:57.960 But I just.

00:18:58.640 It's not, I don't even mean to gotcha-ing you.

00:18:59.900 But is there, but is there, like, were there women along the way that helped them?

00:19:04.600 I just, I guess I just.

00:19:05.940 Women are great at taking credit for men's inventions.

00:19:08.580 So women are really great at, like, taking credit for the things that you do.

00:19:12.860 If you ask any wife, she'll take all the credit for whatever her husband did.

00:19:17.080 It doesn't mean she's responsible.

00:19:18.820 But she could have helped along the way.

00:19:21.060 Okay.

00:19:22.220 Let's take Amazon, Bezos.

00:19:24.640 Yeah.

00:19:24.840 Is he magically not able to do his job after his divorce?

00:19:28.100 No, he wasn't.

00:19:29.540 But I'm sure that he would thank her for a lot.

00:19:33.560 I mean, I think men value loyalty.

00:19:35.640 Yeah.

00:19:36.160 And so they do appreciate when you're there when they have nothing.

00:19:39.480 But I don't think...

00:19:40.800 I'm trying to think so hard of a female inventor.

00:19:42.900 We've got to be honest here.

00:19:44.460 Could he have done it without her?

00:19:45.920 I think easily.

00:19:47.520 Yeah.

00:19:48.920 I think he could have just hired a secretary and maybe not gotten nagged at work.

00:19:56.120 Yeah, I mean, I guess I just.

00:19:59.040 You got to, like, a lot of these podcasters, they want to, like, you know, you have to understand I work in media.

00:20:06.240 So they'll find an example of anything, but I think it's best to just look with your eyes and

00:20:11.540 what you see. And I don't see any women doing much of anything. That's not true. There's women that

00:20:18.540 do do things, right? That do entertain masses. You could even bring- That's monetizing beauty.

00:20:26.060 Yeah. Yeah, but there's women that I see on TV sometimes that aren't the most attractive

00:20:31.720 individuals that get there's people that get millions of views on tiktok that have that i don't

00:20:37.680 look at and think oh my god i'm so attracted to her but are certainly getting laughs getting

00:20:41.940 they are entertaining now maybe they may not be the best inventors of it but that is a talent in

00:20:46.800 itself um you could yeah you could say that to a female audience um women don't generally elevate

00:20:53.380 women over a certain looks level we don't like to see it there's this reason why you don't see hot

00:20:58.740 women in hollywood anymore um it's because women don't like to see too attractive of women because

00:21:04.520 women where are all the attractive women then um there's attractive women in hollywood i mean

00:21:10.080 not not like it but okay when's the last it's crazy sydney sweeney no but she's not facially

00:21:16.100 um zendaya is attractive no not to men not really

00:21:20.160 there's a lot of women that are catfishes but catfish that kind of is seems

00:21:28.200 not appropriate appropriate's the wrong word not fair because of course a woman's not going to look

00:21:35.820 how she looks when she's on the runway or in a movie well it doesn't make her not a catfish

00:21:42.160 like i don't really care how it makes people feel i try to be accurate who isn't a catfish then

00:21:48.120 um i mean there's some women that i've met like that are better looking on in real life okay

00:21:55.660 usually when they're like younger i mean but is there someone who's famous that isn't a catfish i

00:22:00.220 can't um i mean i'd say most famous people are catfishes to some degree i don't think megan fox

00:22:05.580 is when she was young i think she was that hot i keep bringing her up a lot but i know it seems as

00:22:10.780 if there's no no but i i guess what i just i've seen her without like pictures while she's just

00:22:16.540 walking about and she's still pretty hot no yeah but a lot of the people in the catfish of the

00:22:21.580 yours i'm just thinking to myself those women are just hot but i mean i guess well again i

00:22:28.620 some of them most of them i'd say better looking than me good looking it's just yeah we're not

00:22:32.780 we're no but i'm saying like there's a discrepancy between what i see online and then like non-posed

00:22:38.060 photos yeah but sometimes extreme like where i'm like that does not look like the same person

00:22:43.580 there are a lot of those but sydney sweeney i think makes sense like the famous people are

00:22:47.980 or people that are really out there,

00:22:49.640 they may look a little bit different on camera

00:22:51.660 or when they have the greatest makeup artist

00:22:53.900 in the world with them.

00:22:56.120 I guess I just...

00:22:57.680 Do you think you're too hard on women sometimes?

00:23:00.720 I mean, I'm the only one

00:23:01.860 that's going to be hard on them in their lives.

00:23:03.860 Someone's got to do it.

00:23:05.260 That can't be true,

00:23:06.300 but because I have a mother,

00:23:09.280 I have a sister,

00:23:09.860 it feels as if a lot of people are hard on them.

00:23:13.160 I mean, I can be hard on them at points.

00:23:14.700 Okay, because women complain more.

00:23:18.940 That doesn't mean that it's harder.

00:23:20.820 It means we complain.

00:23:21.600 I'll give you an example.

00:23:22.640 Okay.

00:23:23.000 So education.

00:23:24.760 All right.

00:23:25.180 I think they complain the most.

00:23:27.540 In education when we're at school?

00:23:29.360 I lived in Chicago, right?

00:23:31.560 And there would be times in downtown Chicago, there would be teacher strikes where they

00:23:35.840 would say, we're not working because the conditions are too bad.

00:23:38.560 Yeah.

00:23:38.780 Now, mind you, these are women in air conditioned offices, not doing manual labor, just watching

00:23:44.740 kids and teaching them math.

00:23:46.380 But that's not the easiest job in the world.

00:23:48.980 Okay, but in the Midwest-

00:23:51.180 In the middle of-

00:23:52.400 Okay, I'm going to land.

00:23:55.340 She's going to land, okay.

00:23:56.320 So I'm not saying that it's the easiest job in the world, but what do you think is harder?

00:24:01.140 That or logging, which men die every year to get us the wood that we have.

00:24:06.580 Like the wood on this floor, there are men that have died doing that jobs.

00:24:10.240 They get injured, and that's like manual labor.

00:24:13.120 They're outside every day.

00:24:14.340 They do get paid more.

00:24:16.380 but they don't complain, they don't make that much.

00:24:18.940 If you look up the average salary of the lager,

00:24:20.780 it's not as much as you think.

00:24:22.140 I thought a lot of a very similar dangerous job,

00:24:25.720 oil, oil rigs, they'll make a lot of money

00:24:27.880 in a short period of time.

00:24:29.000 And I guess teachers...

00:24:31.700 They get three months off of the year.

00:24:33.200 I know, I've complained about teachers before too,

00:24:36.220 but I think it's...

00:24:37.540 They get off at 2.30 every day.

00:24:39.600 But that 8 a.m. to 2.30 is the gauntlet run.

00:24:43.720 I mean, you have 25 kids going crazy.

00:24:48.260 I would say it's manual labor.

00:24:49.980 Yeah.

00:24:50.920 Not to take away from the manual labor.

00:24:53.100 And no offense, but I think this is kind of the problem we have.

00:24:55.860 But manual labor jobs have gone on strike before as a union.

00:25:01.080 It happens, but it's not as common.

00:25:03.720 Yeah, it does feel like teacher unions are on.

00:25:05.240 Most of the industries that strike are female-dominated,

00:25:08.420 and they're mostly air-conditioned.

00:25:11.420 No, I'm serious.

00:25:12.320 You're just so funny.

00:25:13.720 you're just very funny like i mean i i see what you're saying i'm not even trying to you know

00:25:19.040 like there's um to get us crab you know there's men yeah they die every year every boat there's

00:25:25.420 like one guy who dies men are what a thousand times more likely to die at work than a woman

00:25:29.560 yeah and yet men never strike or comply or it's rare they do strike though i mean there's unions

00:25:35.120 that strike all the time i guess you're saying that it's more i mean i guess the baristas no

00:25:39.440 pay closer attention to what industries the unions are in it's usually female dominated

00:25:43.840 the striking usually happens when women start to enter the industry because women complain

00:25:51.200 all right men do women complain and take credit but here's the thing like a lot of women we go

00:25:59.600 through life no one's ever been honest with us dude i feel like that's not true because other

00:26:04.240 woman but i think about middle school high school those are very tough times for women not to say

00:26:09.760 it's not a tough time well i guess they're girls but i just know it firsthand i had friends i had

00:26:14.400 a sister i just know it's really tough that those look like hellish times for those seven years

00:26:20.560 even college colleges what are they going through potential eating disorders uh other obesity rate

00:26:28.320 in this country eating disorders are a problem they are they definitely i mean i guess if you

00:26:34.240 call an eating disorder anything fat women have eating disorders now no but there's actual that

00:26:38.800 really because of society standards and i'm not trying to take away that those standards aren't

00:26:43.680 still there for men 100 but it seems to hit women harder and then specifically social media that

00:26:50.480 effect how could we test if that was true it's how could we test if that was a problem that women

00:26:56.080 really go through how could we test i mean i guess we'd have to look at rates of reported

00:27:02.720 rates under you would have to see who's underweight but an eating disorder is not necessarily

00:27:08.000 someone who's underweight it could lead there's people that go through and there's definitely an

00:27:12.640 increase i would in mental disorders that women have been going through since social media has

00:27:20.080 become such a big thing and i think it affects women more than men yeah because um it's like

00:27:25.360 attention on steroids yeah yeah but that's almost it feels like they have they have a tougher role

00:27:33.040 in this social media world even this like this conversation kind of demonstrates my point

00:27:38.320 because you can't talk about a problem men have without society telling you to talk about women

00:27:43.440 and like and yeah yeah that's just life as a woman like everyone's coddling you

00:27:49.880 nobody's honest with you usually until they get into a relationship with a guy that says no and

00:27:55.200 there's a crash out yes but that doesn't mean that women don't have it hard i saw one at barstool i

00:28:00.400 don't want to get you in trouble but that was an a1 crash oh you could talk about that with with

00:28:04.320 with what was it brianna chicken fry and oh but i mean that was that was i almost gave dave simp

00:28:10.480 of the year for that wait do you care no i mean i don't know i i only know i was like expecting

00:28:17.200 you know she's like oh i was like men can be emotionally abusive in relationships 100 i don't

00:28:22.560 know exactly i was emotionally abused and he bought me a house i'm like wow but so but people

00:28:28.400 can buy you things and then still be emotionally abusive without a doubt yeah i know but because

00:28:33.040 men like because men always see you're coddling her again and this is why we'll never have honesty

00:28:38.720 in our life yeah i mean i i i can't it was a little bit ago do you give sympathy year as well

00:28:45.360 what so you give catfish of the year yes sympathy who was simple the year last year

00:28:50.000 um i think it was nala ray's husband i can't remember who's nala ray she was an ex some porn

00:28:55.840 star oh oh the woman that went from only fans to christian influence she got tag teamed on camera

00:29:01.920 someone had to do it and now you're sympathy here all right i would agree i don't i don't plan on

00:29:07.920 ever marrying i think oh yeah no i'll just say yeah i'm never gonna marry a woman that was on

00:29:14.080 only fans at any point uh but and also specifically even more so if you were railed on camera

00:29:23.520 yeah so i guess i i why if i why do you think you're such a an outlier here like why aren't

00:29:31.520 more women talking like you why are you labeled as the andrew tate of woman when it it seems as

00:29:37.360 if these aren't why does it feel like this is so outlandish when it's not like you're saying

00:29:43.920 one plus one equals three okay eight did you want to make eight dollars or do you want to make two

00:29:53.200 well i i want to make two choices eight dollars right every man and woman is making that choice

00:30:01.280 women make 80 percent of consumer buying decisions yeah so you have a choice to be

00:30:08.000 honest and make two dollars and lie or lie and make eight dollars

00:30:16.320 in media but isn't that more isn't that stat more because of the fact that women are more likely to

00:30:22.400 make the household decisions because the man is working more women are more likely to spend men's

00:30:27.360 money. Yes. Men make money, women spend it. But then also there may be a decision. There's a lot

00:30:37.380 of decisions that are men, woman handles the household goods. I want to, I want to go into

00:30:42.120 real life here. Yeah, no, continue on. Because you can talk through stats, but I want you to think

00:30:45.220 through your personal experience. Don't say I'm talking statue, the one that brought up the 80-20.

00:30:49.280 That is a real thing. But I like to use real life just to make it clear to the audience.

00:30:53.600 think of a woman you've dated usually if you go through your day-to-day lives

00:31:00.460 you will eat at home the woman will want to eat at a restaurant the the woman has a luxury gym

00:31:07.160 like equinox lifetime for me where the men are more likely to go to any time or like a low-cost

00:31:13.500 gym and every like decision that men and women make in a day just women just take the more

00:31:20.420 expensive route but why are you the only one saying this um because i'm honest but do you

00:31:27.060 think there's there was always kind of the effect of and we saw it in the 2016 presidential election

00:31:31.840 where it was uh oh i'm voting for hillary but then i know i'm actually voting for trump

00:31:36.200 kind of thing but are there people behind closed doors talking like this like you come on i mean

00:31:41.320 you're a guy you know what locker rooms are like well i mean i know guys are talking like this but

00:31:46.480 i would say more women i mean i i have heard women talk like this women why would you be

00:31:50.620 like okay if you're honest if you start talking like this at work and you have brianna chicken

00:31:55.040 fry in the building and she complains to hr it's very obvious that dave's gonna take her side

00:31:59.360 he did a whole campaign against her well she has made the company a lot of money

00:32:02.700 well i know that's the point that's the point is but she would but she's made the company more

00:32:08.240 money than me so i understand why he would take her side but that's all in society women make

00:32:12.900 people more money you could argue she was more talented she attacked a better market than me

00:32:17.620 no what the problem is male female media personalities don't have to be talented

00:32:23.140 call her daddy's not talented men have to be talented because women women watch women that

00:32:28.180 are relatable and women spend more so i'm sure her audience is mostly women yeah i would say

00:32:34.100 alex cooper is talented is she but i i would also say because you we've had people throughout the

00:32:40.660 the world try to replicate what she did and i i also say i mean is it a talent to talk about how

00:32:47.020 you suck the dick on camera no but but but there is an aspect of you have to put yourself out there

00:32:53.000 imagine if you could make money talking about how you railed a girl on camera

00:32:56.580 that's all you had to do yeah it would be it would be but i i don't think i would let's say

00:33:03.180 i had the opportunity to do it i don't know if i would do it she did yeah because men have morals

00:33:07.260 and women don't and we're rewarded no women have morals in what way how do we have morals because

00:33:13.580 not everyone's gonna the reason i i guess i would even say alex as a whole is an is proof women have

00:33:19.900 morals because oh really you're gonna use alex cooper no let me land the plane as you say because

00:33:26.620 she was the first of her kind to talk about that okay if nobody if if women if you're saying she

00:33:33.020 doesn't have morals why did it take until 2018 for her to for her to open this new market talking

00:33:39.580 about getting railed on camera and all that you know what i mean is i'm just confused as the

00:33:44.300 argument you're saying she has morals because she talked about getting real no i'm saying that she

00:33:48.780 was the one let's say if we were under the belief that she had no morals okay if all women didn't

00:33:55.660 have morals then she wouldn't have been popular because she was the first person to really

00:34:00.140 talk about that in a huge manner and talk about how she slept with a baseball player.

00:34:07.240 Okay. So you're kind of proving my point because women wanted to watch the woman

00:34:12.820 that's bragging about... Oh, but isn't there an aspect of you want to watch? I want to watch

00:34:17.020 people talk about things that I wouldn't do or do things that I wouldn't do.

00:34:22.000 Not really. No, men want to watch competent men. Like, I mean, you guys want to watch sports.

00:34:28.580 yeah you know which are like but a woman i guess you guys love like elon musk i mean yeah i guess

00:34:36.100 i i wouldn't say i love him i know but i'm saying if you look at like he's a competent man who are

00:34:41.440 the men that are like i mean men don't respect like male influencers no offense but like it's

00:34:47.000 not as highly of a respect i will i will say that is one thing that i ask people a lot yeah name a

00:34:54.400 male influencer and they name gay influencers. And I'd say a straight one. And then they name

00:34:59.200 comedians. There's no real, I guess there is this rise of women can just be horse and then talk

00:35:04.880 about being a whore and then they make sense. But then there's other women that have that talk

00:35:08.760 about their, their day-to-day life, which are usually pretty privileged. And then they launch

00:35:13.300 a brand off of that, but they, they do do things like that is an invention of a brand. Did they

00:35:19.200 invent a brand or the aspect of a brand no but you're kind of like proving my point in this

00:35:24.720 conversation okay because i'm trying to be honest right yeah and i'm saying we're not really doing

00:35:30.260 much and i've listed men that have done things like professional athletes elon musk and you're

00:35:36.780 saying that women are vlogging like what they eat in a day and we're trying to act like like and

00:35:43.200 and you've also used the example of brianna like i use the example don't get me into that i don't

00:35:48.220 get you in trouble but like you know she's gonna have all this social power nobody's ever gonna be

00:35:53.900 honest with her and say hey you know you took an l with a famous guy he had standards um and you

00:35:59.100 called it abuse nobody's ever you're not gonna tell her that her boss isn't gonna tell her that

00:36:04.380 nobody's gonna go and be honest well it's tough for me to i don't think i would ever talk about

00:36:09.900 a relationship that i don't know i don't know the outside of what she said publicly have i heard zach

00:36:15.340 bryan's side no but it does feel as if she has she would have been sued at this point if

00:36:22.380 there was why did she why did he want her to sign an nda well because as a public figure

00:36:31.040 i mean you value privacy you don't want every look if if you're dating somebody you've never

00:36:37.460 dated somebody and said something that could have been taken out of context

00:36:40.740 you've never said anything that's mean or rude like really we're gonna pretend like oh no i've

00:36:46.800 definitely i've done a billion things that are wrong yeah but it's like it doesn't mean you

00:36:51.400 were abused it could you could yeah i guess i when i think of when i hear these and you know

00:36:57.340 and i've been in a situation where like somebody's saying i did something i didn't do like i don't

00:37:02.960 want to spend my time to go to court it doesn't mean they're right it just means they have the

00:37:07.500 bigger microphone and women will always have the bigger microphone without doing anything for it

00:37:11.980 and so even in this situation you know i see you on tiktok you work hard you know but she just has

00:37:18.700 to vlog her day where you have to like keep up with stuff i have to keep up with stuff but also

00:37:23.060 there's a billion people that vlog their days and don't do well so there are

00:37:27.300 and she was doing well before zach bryan that's so it was i compare it to the special olympics

00:37:33.480 you think you think women influencers are the special olympics yeah like i mean yeah because

00:37:40.600 you know that we're not as good but everyone's false to clap yeah but other women aren't the

00:37:46.040 ones thinking that and they're my my guy friends aren't watching brie my guy friends aren't watching

00:37:52.500 brianna chicken fry or i'm trying to think of other women influencers i'm not uh alex earl

00:37:58.080 they're not watching alex earl videos because the other so you're saying the women are clapping

00:38:02.780 because it's the special olympics because it's usually women say the wnba too like yeah you're

00:38:07.340 talented like for a woman but you'll never be anything compared to men yeah but does it do we

00:38:12.620 even need to compare um well i think that anyone like doing like that's always the what people go

00:38:19.740 back to is oh we can't compare so we don't hurt their feelings which goes back but i think it's

00:38:24.060 even just what's the point of even comparing i'm not even trying to hurt their feelings all the

00:38:28.940 time. Yeah, we are 1000%. And I think if you want to play the comparison game, yeah, LeBron James

00:38:38.660 would score 1000 points a game in the WNBA if he wanted to. Yeah, and I just say that's in all

00:38:44.160 aspects. But a woman's going to out earn me on TikTok because of the same thing. I mean, I guess

00:38:49.220 that's just society. TikTok's a female app. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. No, but I guess I can cry about it,

00:38:57.300 but I mean.

00:38:58.140 No, there's nothing you can do.

00:38:58.960 That's the world.

00:38:59.800 You can just, and I see you, you know, it's funny.

00:39:01.300 I was thinking how, like, in a way you had to become

00:39:04.000 a little bit of a woman to do what you do.

00:39:07.700 Pearl's like a pearl.

00:39:08.800 No, no, no, continue.

00:39:09.700 I'm gonna, I don't mean this as an insult.

00:39:11.740 No, no, continue.

00:39:13.300 Stop, you can insult me.

00:39:14.600 I'm not a pussy.

00:39:15.700 No, you're not a woman, right?

00:39:18.600 No, I would even, I would say,

00:39:23.160 I would say you kind of,

00:39:25.560 Have you heard the phrase one-shotted?

00:39:28.860 Like you one-shotted me there because yes,

00:39:31.140 there is an aspect of things that I have to do that do I jump up and down

00:39:35.020 and think I'm doing that?

00:39:36.100 No, but I also, at the end of the day, I know it's a job.

00:39:38.720 Correct.

00:39:39.000 And I think it's a pretty damn good job.

00:39:40.860 And I do it inside a fucking, I do it inside an air-conditioned office.

00:39:45.380 Do I think about Alex Earle's relationship all the time?

00:39:48.780 That's exactly what I was going to bring up.

00:39:50.600 No, I don't.

00:39:51.840 But I do know that people, that there's things that need to be said.

00:39:58.080 And yeah.

00:39:58.760 Correct.

00:39:59.060 And that's what makes you funnier is because.

00:40:01.200 Do I, did I dream of one day talking about Alex Earle's relationship?

00:40:06.580 No.

00:40:07.220 No.

00:40:07.600 But did I become, yeah.

00:40:08.880 Is there an aspect of it that I have to become more effeminate?

00:40:12.560 Yeah, but.

00:40:13.540 Well, you have to cover, no, this is, I didn't even mean it in a feminine way.

00:40:17.020 No, I know.

00:40:17.840 You don't come off as girly to me.

00:40:19.380 You don't.

00:40:19.860 but I just noticed when you were like,

00:40:22.780 I think it's a very fair assessment.

00:40:24.400 When you were covering the different,

00:40:26.080 I was going through your Tik Toks before you came here.

00:40:28.220 Yeah.

00:40:29.060 And when you're talking about sports,

00:40:29.980 I could just hear the passion

00:40:31.440 and how much you want to talk about it.

00:40:34.840 And I was looking at your highest viewed videos.

00:40:37.020 I know.

00:40:37.860 And I was like, this poor guy.

00:40:39.200 No, it could be worse.

00:40:41.680 But here's the thing, people come up to me,

00:40:44.320 people come up to me and don't really talk

00:40:45.700 about the sports stuff.

00:40:46.740 I know.

00:40:47.740 That's just how it works.

00:40:48.720 It's part of the world.

00:40:49.540 if i if i wanted to quit and go work on go work somewhere else i could do that i know

00:40:53.860 no one's holding a gun to my head but you are right am i walking around am i on the airplane

00:40:59.300 thinking about man who is alex earl going to date next no the only person i would want alex

00:41:03.460 earl to date is myself but like i but here's the thing alex earl is going to date another

00:41:08.420 nfl or npa player because we're going back to the like the uh because you had to pick

00:41:13.860 sexual marketplace and yeah she's a hot girl she's hot as her dms are probably loaded with

00:41:20.740 people that want to she you're right she doesn't have to work another day no dollars or two dollars

00:41:25.380 you know why women talk about imposter syndrome it's because of this alex earl she's not talented

00:41:29.620 neither is brianna chicken fry neither am i none of us are really that but theirs were a bit when

00:41:34.660 alex earl started to make videos there were a billion girls in college not a billion but let's

00:41:39.380 let's say 100,000 girls her age in college that are incredibly attractive, that have fake boobs.

00:41:47.380 And I don't want to define her on her fake boobs. No, but she didn't blow up because of men.

00:41:53.820 I know. She blew up because other women watched her.

00:41:57.400 I know. And women like relatable. It's usually the same archetype. They're usually women that

00:42:01.620 are about a strong six or a seven. I wouldn't put her in the beautiful category, but I'd put

00:42:06.160 her just about there i'd put her just she's she's a 9.8 9.9 10 almost only in america because we're

00:42:13.560 so fat but like she doesn't she's not sorry she's not margot robbie attractive she's not she's pretty

00:42:19.580 damn close i wouldn't put her that high but all right i mean i would i would say she is top of

00:42:25.700 the top like i mean yeah maybe a 10 in my mind is probably the most attractive human being to ever

00:42:31.340 walked her she's close she's close i would i would say she's not far she's not like i would put her

00:42:36.000 at a thank you thank you for giving her at a seven thank you for that i think she's better looking

00:42:40.360 than like brianna or alex cooper again i do this like analytically you're just like throwing i think

00:42:46.160 both of those i know but brianna is a co-worker so i'm not gonna talk about her attractiveness

00:42:50.760 but i think she's beautiful alex cooper was a co-worker i think alex cooper is very attractive

00:42:55.960 as well i know but you're where you're like proving my point because i'm i'm like they're

00:43:00.080 both above well in america yeah because we're no no they're attractive anywhere no not really if

00:43:07.360 you tell me if i go to brazil there's just maybe not brazil alex earls walking around um in russia

00:43:13.200 yeah no no no there's like babushkas walking around no no if you've seen street interviews

00:43:19.120 and oh yeah they're all right i mean i haven't been yeah like if you can just look at street

00:43:23.680 interviews and like write write them through that but what i'm saying about the alex earl

00:43:29.360 not being talented point is there was a lot of people making tick tocks at the time she has a

00:43:33.760 talent in catching people's attention that are women that aren't of course yes she's attractive

00:43:39.760 so people are more likely to look at her and but she there's a there's like to my point there's

00:43:45.520 tens of thousands of college girls just as attractive that were making videos that didn't

00:43:49.840 catch on there's a woman just as attractive that had to go a different route she doesn't have to

00:43:54.720 go on only fans and make money again it goes back to the wnba or special olympics it's like

00:44:00.240 again yeah she works hard maybe and is talented for a woman but it's just a different league

00:44:05.760 it's a different league but women don't have to try as hard to make money

00:44:10.400 like imagine it like but i'm comparing her to other women she said she's playing the league of

00:44:14.880 her yeah yeah in the female league but like which is the special olympic i would guarantee that if

00:44:21.040 you had the opportunity to vlog every single day and make money like women can that you would figure

00:44:26.920 out a better way to do it and you would do it more yes do i think hey if i had massive tits

00:44:32.860 and were could walk down the street and and have every nfl player in my dms

00:44:39.140 how great would that be how easy would it be to be flown out to all these places and make videos

00:44:44.460 and then talk about my experiences being flown out.

00:44:47.920 Yeah, that would be easy,

00:44:48.960 but I mean, I guess I just know that will never happen.

00:44:53.440 It's not, I don't want to be a woman.

00:44:55.900 I know, but you're kind of proving my point

00:44:57.900 because every time I offer a harsh truth,

00:45:00.300 you have to like coddle it a little bit.

00:45:02.840 And that's what men will always do.

00:45:04.960 They love women.

00:45:05.700 You guys love us too much.

00:45:07.060 You can't be honest.

00:45:11.460 I mean, I would say I'm being honest here.

00:45:14.100 I mean, you're as honest as you can be.

00:45:16.300 Like, you work for Barstool.

00:45:18.160 There's a level, and I mean this with anybody.

00:45:20.160 Anybody who works for someone, there is a level of, like, coddling you have to do to women.

00:45:25.640 Yeah.

00:45:26.400 I mean, he works for conservative media.

00:45:29.520 It's the same there.

00:45:30.640 I mean, he's smiling.

00:45:31.960 He knows.

00:45:32.420 I mean, there's aspects, but I think there's still, I mean, I've...

00:45:37.980 And you're in a relationship.

00:45:39.440 You're not honest.

00:45:40.440 There's a level of coddling you have to do.

00:45:42.180 Otherwise, it's going to be hell on earth.

00:45:44.100 He's smiling.

00:45:45.100 He knows.

00:45:46.100 Yeah, there's honesty, but I also think there's points where I'm not...

00:45:50.100 How did that turn out for you?

00:45:52.100 Well, when you tell somebody no?

00:45:54.100 Yeah.

00:45:55.100 Yes, they don't really...

00:45:56.100 It doesn't progress, but I guess you fall out of attraction to them.

00:46:01.100 I mean, if someone's so mad at me saying no, then I probably...

00:46:06.100 But men don't get mad at women saying no.

00:46:08.100 We say no all the time.

00:46:10.100 It's one-sided.

00:46:11.100 It just is what it is.

00:46:12.100 It's the way of the world.

00:46:13.100 That's what I think I'm at, where it's just the way of the world.

00:46:16.100 But that doesn't mean women don't have a hard time.

00:46:20.320 Yes, but no, I don't think women have a hard time at all.

00:46:24.520 Like, we can make money vlogging.

00:46:25.600 That's just not true.

00:46:27.320 But then why are women depressed?

00:46:29.740 Why are women on Lexapro and Prozac?

00:46:32.240 Yeah, I can take you through the female life cycle.

00:46:35.180 Women do have a hard time after we have consequences, which is delayed.

00:46:40.080 Our consequences in life are delayed.

00:46:42.160 Like, for example, student debt.

00:46:43.920 Women aren't having a hard time when they're in college being hot, you know, young, attractive, and they're at Arizona State partying.

00:46:50.640 They're not, like, having a hard time.

00:46:52.180 But they do have the societal pressures.

00:46:54.460 Of what?

00:46:55.780 Of maybe they don't want to party.

00:46:57.980 Maybe they're, I mean, it's easy to just say don't do this, but it's not a, it's, I've never been in those shoes.

00:47:06.900 Maybe there's a societal pressure.

00:47:08.500 Maybe they have family issues.

00:47:13.160 Okay, so does everybody.

00:47:15.400 Yeah, but you're saying, but that's everybody then.

00:47:18.220 Yeah, everybody's got problems, right?

00:47:20.840 But women are coddled from the consequences of their decisions

00:47:25.080 until later in life when their beauty runs out.

00:47:29.760 Because there's always going to be a man to bail us out

00:47:32.480 until we're not attractive.

00:47:33.840 And even sometimes when we're old and ugly,

00:47:36.280 there's still a man to bail you out.

00:47:38.640 Women are never really told no.

00:47:40.040 We don't really have people that are honest with us ever.

00:47:44.860 And in this case, a lot of women, they keep saying, why does the price of college keep going up?

00:47:50.040 Why is it so expensive?

00:47:50.980 Because women keep picking expensive colleges.

00:47:54.640 But men do the same thing.

00:47:55.960 I react to TikToks of women, and I've done, oh, my God, I can't even count how many TikToks I've seen.

00:48:02.360 And I see women at different stages of this cycle.

00:48:05.300 So, for example, there is one woman who is complaining because she has 100K in student debt.

00:48:10.040 And I look into her background, and she picked an out-of-state school.

00:48:15.700 She picked a four-year university instead of going to community college.

00:48:21.980 And the real problem was no one told her no.

00:48:24.760 And now she's got the consequence now, which is she's going to live like a slave for the next decade, right?

00:48:30.380 No, some women, I know women with like $150K in student debt.

00:48:34.240 Yeah.

00:48:34.760 But the dad didn't say, no, don't go out of state, go to community college.

00:48:38.200 The dad said, sure, honey.

00:48:39.280 The bank said, sure, honey, we'll take your money.

00:48:41.200 But isn't the societal pressure there?

00:48:43.440 Men will say no, because men know that when they have a debt, they have to pay it off.

00:48:47.440 My friend, she got six figures in student debt.

00:48:49.760 She got married.

00:48:50.360 He paid it.

00:48:53.280 That's not a choice for men.

00:48:55.420 It's a choice for women.

00:48:57.780 Men can't talk about banging a girl and making money off of it.

00:49:02.140 That's a choice for Alex Cooper, right?

00:49:04.020 men can't go on a podcast tour like brianna chicken fry and say oh i was abused and make

00:49:11.380 a bunch of money off these shows but she was already successful both i mean i guess alex

00:49:16.080 is currency yeah now she can do a victimhood arc now i mean people are kind of but she already i

00:49:21.620 would even say at the point before she was with zach she was incredibly ultra successful and

00:49:28.540 i don't know how much money she had but she had enough that she could have but she already had

00:49:32.920 attention is to women like sex is to men there's never enough never enough never so you know for

00:49:40.280 her it's like who's gonna be honest dave wasn't honest well dave has information that i don't i

00:49:47.480 i only know stuff that's public yeah i know but i've kind of followed dave i like him i am a fan

00:49:52.360 actually but he is kind of simpy and like you can't really i mean i get why somebody would be

00:49:58.360 uh a little bit more like in some thinking about somebody like brianna who's made the company so

00:50:04.280 much money yeah and has been such a successful person and was going through a tough time he

00:50:09.240 wanted to help i mean he had a lot of sisters growing up i mean it's altruistic men are very

00:50:13.240 nice they're nice people yeah i would think he was being very nice there i mean i don't know

00:50:17.800 there isn't this group chat within barstool that every person was told what happened with zach and

00:50:23.480 and Brianna. I don't know there. I will say though, and it's often forgotten. She wasn't just

00:50:29.400 nobody and then magically became somebody because she dated Zach Bryan. Maybe it helped her in

00:50:35.800 popularity for sure, but it's been a while now. She would have fallen off. I'm not saying that

00:50:42.200 she didn't have fame on her own marriage. I'm saying that nobody is going to be honest with

00:50:47.300 her and I'm using her as an example just because we both like, we both know who she is. It's not

00:50:52.180 really about her. But it's the concept that she goes through this breakup, right? And

00:50:57.020 there's two choices. It could be, hey, there's something I did wrong, let's improve. Or it's

00:51:01.860 like be coddled. And everybody's going to coddle her.

Pearl - December 18, 2025

＂You've Become a Woman!＂｜ Jack Mac Joins Pearl on The Sitdown

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