Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 3076 - The Scott Adams School 01⧸20⧸26

00:00:00.000 are we live yes yes we're live good morning everyone good morning hey marcella good morning

00:00:10.980 to you in sunny california good morning erica and sergio how are you and owen the voice

00:00:20.700 good morning to everyone good morning you guys very cold where i am is it what is it i think

00:00:32.860 it's something like four degrees oh four is chilly yeah i agree what are your zip code owen what are

00:00:40.600 your social security number just the last four um you guys come on in welcome in we're just

00:00:48.120 stalling for a second so we can get ready for the simultaneous sip together but we want it to be

00:00:53.280 simultaneous so we heard your feedback that you needed an extra second so that's what we were

00:00:58.540 doing but come on in good morning and um i think i think we're probably ready don't you guys

00:01:05.420 okay so um we'll talk after the sip but um i think you'll enjoy today's sip with scott

00:01:16.320 because it ties in so well with our reframe yesterday from kev who did an amazing job kev

00:01:24.060 so you guys um let's see what scott's going to tell us today and how it tied into yesterday and join us

00:01:31.480 can everybody hear me on uh your various platforms here today i don't see anybody complaining about

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00:02:17.840 now before we get into all the ugliness because of course we're going to talk about israel

00:02:29.640 i have a few topics before that but i wanted to uh share with you something i shared in the

00:02:34.860 bam cave last night with my subscribers of locals and it's a difference between wanting something

00:02:42.200 and deciding and deciding and you'll see this distinction in a lot of places and it's really

00:02:47.860 important to add when you want something you can see the the pluses and the minuses of going after

00:02:55.100 it but you're seeing the minuses pretty strongly and you say to yourself uh you know i tried to do

00:03:01.420 something but it was hard so i gave up but when you decide to do something it doesn't matter how hard

00:03:08.140 it will be because you've already decided and i noted there was a example of that as i'm playing

00:03:15.460 with my technology here i wanted to be able to live stream on multiple platforms using uh third

00:03:23.680 party software but the first several times i tried i probably tried it i don't know five to ten times

00:03:32.440 and always i read some problem or complication and i said it's too much too much work too many problems

00:03:40.720 not going to do it so that's when i wanted to do it i kept running into a problem and quitting

00:03:46.820 for years actually every now and then i just keep trying but after uh youtube did the last set of sketchy

00:03:56.220 things now i don't know what's real and what they're doing or what i just imagine they're doing

00:04:00.780 but whatever it was it was sort of the uh it was too far level and then i decided

00:04:08.160 and it's amazing how easy things are when you decide because the problems don't look like problems anymore

00:04:16.020 they look like something you're going to solve so as soon as i decided that no matter what it took

00:04:23.480 no matter how hard it was no matter how embarrassing or frustrated it became i was going to make it

00:04:30.720 work on multiple platforms which it is right now and it's just astonishing how easy it became

00:04:37.940 as soon as i realized that there was no alternative i had already decided and then i just knock up the

00:04:44.660 problems or you know light up the problems and just knock them down so today i probably solved the sound

00:04:51.260 problem i turned up my light a little bit i've got another camera ordered i've got a new laptop

00:04:56.180 ordered so i'll have a better resolution camera so there's nothing that will stop me at this point

00:05:01.600 and so my advice to you is that when you find this situation and you're having trouble with it

00:05:08.900 ask yourself this is this something you want or is this something you decided and then you'll know

00:05:16.560 what's going to happen you can predict your own uh own actions after that point all right here's

00:05:22.720 some fun stuff oh wonderful erica that was wonderful that is so perfect so big thanks i just thought

00:05:32.320 that's amazing and i love that um scott even got to talk about his technology in there and how much

00:05:38.120 fun he has with it i i miss that and um you guys so we want to acknowledge it's been one week

00:05:45.920 um since we've had to say goodbye to scott and um it's like we said yesterday it's not getting easier

00:05:54.740 and we miss him a lot and if anyone wants to say anything at this point let's do that and um

00:06:02.360 i don't want to skip over that it's so important no i i was thinking last night you know knowing that

00:06:09.740 it's one week um from since he was passing and i realized that we were very blessed when i was telling

00:06:19.320 erica and sergio and owen um but not only that the reason why we were so blessed the reason why we

00:06:26.640 feel such grief is that he was a friend to all of us but not only that that he wanted for us to succeed

00:06:36.880 um each one of us and that's not that's rare for someone to exist that wants us to succeed but not

00:06:46.740 only that he wanted us to succeed but he gave us also the tools that's and that's amazing um that

00:06:56.520 each of us i see on um on x i see on locals i don't go to blue sky or any of the other

00:07:03.360 instagram or anything like that but i'm sure somewhere else there's other people posting i see

00:07:08.760 everybody um doing what they can to be useful doing memes doing ai posting stories um they're also doing

00:07:20.760 meetups which is going great there's one today that i saw that it's like they're gonna meet up in turkey

00:07:27.760 i didn't know there were fans in turkey um and there's fans in i think thailand there was a meeting

00:07:36.060 everybody's trying to do their they're they're um they're trying to pay it back as scott told us in

00:07:43.300 his letter to us and i i'm loving it because it's grief and it's sadness but there's positivity to

00:07:52.140 it and i it just fills me with how proud scott would be of all of us

00:07:59.020 yes um uh i didn't know what it's gonna be like to have a seven days without scott right we have

00:08:08.340 we've had like mondays or tuesdays or a wednesday sometimes that he will miss for a reason but never

00:08:14.480 a full week that was the first time ever that i've in years right so we're gonna have a full week

00:08:20.080 without him so that was quite an experiment and um and uh i think that um i was thinking about this

00:08:27.560 this this whatever this is that we're doing right and uh i was thinking like what is it right

00:08:33.500 and and because i read the comments i read the i'm not like i'm not like joe rogan right i like

00:08:39.060 to read the comments they don't affect me i can read them like scott does you know i can just

00:08:44.080 scan him and without getting emotional about it and take all the the feedback and um yeah we're not

00:08:51.760 here to to try to replace scott this is i was thinking like what is this this is like a support group

00:08:57.000 that um that scott left for us and uh and and say like you know what i don't want to call a support

00:09:02.960 group because that's too wakey to walk you know so i'm gonna call it a school uh because uh that's

00:09:11.000 gonna make more sense that kind of support group and it's gonna be a useful thing so uh it's been

00:09:17.260 wonderful and also horrible to wake up every day knowing that uh scott is not gonna be there because

00:09:24.480 it didn't matter how bad our day was every day we knew that the next morning scott was gonna be

00:09:30.440 there every night every time you know it doesn't matter how bad your night was you know you're like

00:09:34.720 oh well tomorrow at least we have scott you know so um and we don't have scott this week and uh and

00:09:41.740 uh it's been hard but thank you for for the support group and i hope that we can help you out too so

00:09:47.660 that's what we're here for yeah and i've just been feeling a lot of gratitude uh for everything scott gave

00:09:53.300 us i i just you know it's actually nice in a way to just be going over some of the things that he

00:10:00.260 taught us over the years and so all these things like you know reading reframes and even these

00:10:05.600 simultaneous sips with little lessons embedded in them are just great because they just remind me of

00:10:10.640 all the good times we had with him and all the things he taught us and um you know he would embed

00:10:16.160 all these little lessons and reinforce them over time and um they'd keep coming back in his user

00:10:21.800 interface to reality that was kind of like an index to a lot of his lessons in many ways and um you

00:10:27.720 know it's just been really nice to see a lot of that stuff and i hope everybody keeps sharing them

00:10:31.420 because it's really just great to see a lot of these highlights and a lot of the great lessons that

00:10:36.780 he taught us over the years and and i'm looking forward to seeing that in the scott adams school

00:10:40.540 going forward just you know having jay plemons put together all the videos and um that may end up

00:10:46.840 becoming part of this process in the school where we might play some of those videos as part of this

00:10:51.800 as we get more rolling into this and figure out the technology and all that but it's it's just been

00:10:57.640 great and um you know there's still a mix of emotions i certainly miss them and miss the feedback

00:11:04.800 every day of him seeing and commenting and sometimes reposting my my stories and i'm still posting him for

00:11:12.480 scott even though he's not here um i'm picking out the stories that i think you would like to see

00:11:18.080 and would like to talk about and hopefully you guys can all talk about them and share them and

00:11:23.100 um i love to see that too so you know keep looking for things on my feed i know it's sometimes hard

00:11:29.100 with the algorithm because it's not necessarily friendly to how i post but um you know i i'm i'm

00:11:35.300 feeling really good right now actually and i'm sure there'll be ups and downs but um right now i would

00:11:42.480 just say i'm feeling a lot of gratitude for everything that scott gave us and also just

00:11:46.560 everything the community is giving giving us right now i agree um and you guys so we have some great

00:11:55.280 guests that are going to come on with us in the coming weeks even days and um luckily you know scott

00:12:02.120 helped us get some street cred and i've made some um great connections through scott through myself on

00:12:10.140 x and i'm utilizing them because again that's a resource so i decided let's make sure we find people

00:12:17.900 that really loved and appreciated scott to see if they want to join us um i did message a couple of

00:12:25.200 our locals to see if they want to come on so check your dms and like owen said yesterday if you

00:12:31.980 feel like you want to participate perhaps in like a reframe that you want to pick out and have a

00:12:37.240 discussion about it we would love that so dm me or dm one of us um let us know okay uh we we want you

00:12:45.460 to participate and also um you know we're going to also recommend to you that you subscribe to scott's

00:12:52.660 locals channel um because that's where the scott adams school is going to be that's where the campus is

00:13:00.100 it's on locals okay so everything will be over there um that being said you guys i'm gonna let

00:13:07.460 owen do what he does best which is find amazing news stories for us and he check his his uh page

00:13:16.440 every morning because he posts all sorts of news stories and that's what we're going to go off of

00:13:20.640 today and in the chat you guys put your two cents in like you know we're going to read your comments as

00:13:26.660 you guys are posting to see how you feel about the stories what you're chiming in maybe we can drop

00:13:31.800 all right ej don't dm me i'm just kidding um maybe you can um drop a comment and if i see it i'll try

00:13:38.840 to get it in here okay so i love you guys on local shout out to the beloveds over there we love you so

00:13:44.920 much okay yeah here's one thing um i want to say that uh everybody's welcome we i'm always a locals

00:13:52.800 guy you know most of us were locals and but i don't want anybody on youtube or x to feel like

00:13:59.020 left out please uh we are having the truth here we're gonna unite all of us and um and uh i just

00:14:06.500 want to make sure that because uh i was i had a blind spot for youtube and x i have to admit but now

00:14:13.020 i'm realizing that there's a lot of wonderful people there and uh it's been great yeah come on

00:14:17.860 over to locals yeah locals people are still better people though it's true i wanted to mention that

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00:14:54.440 all right well i can get started with some science news um there's an interesting one here that'll

00:15:04.040 probably i don't know how you're going to react to this one um it says positive thinking is

00:15:08.260 may may help you get more out of your vaccines um so apparently if you have positive thinking when

00:15:15.780 you get vaccines you have more of an immune response to it um they did a study with you know

00:15:23.280 people split into groups and they had one of them using positive thinking and they ended up having a

00:15:28.240 better immune response um i i know a lot of you have uh different views about vaccines so maybe you

00:15:35.140 want to use your negative thinking depending on what you're going for if you're getting a vaccine

00:15:38.760 but um it does seem like you know the the lesson scott taught us about your body is your brain and

00:15:45.480 your brain is your body is very applicable here that the way you think about things makes a difference

00:15:50.900 um i know that's come up a number of times and scott's talks about how you know there's the placebo

00:15:59.140 effect and there's the opposite which is the nocebo effect where if you have if you believe something

00:16:04.680 works it'll probably have some effect on you even if it's just a sugar pill and nothing at all um and

00:16:11.820 if you have the opposite that you think something's not going to work it's more likely not going to

00:16:16.260 work or it might even be more likely to have side effects and things um so how you think about

00:16:21.300 something has a big impact um so just keep that in mind as you're going through these medical

00:16:27.140 treatments or not going through these medical treatments and trying things out and maybe even

00:16:31.360 take advantage of the placebo effect if you think it might help you the interesting thing i remember

00:16:36.340 about some of these stories about the placebo effect is even if you know that it's the placebo effect

00:16:42.260 even if you know that it still works um which is pretty amazing but i think it is kind of like this

00:16:49.460 hypnosis sort of idea that scott has used that doesn't matter like if you even if you don't believe it

00:16:56.300 like if you just think you know what maybe this is going to work um and and even if you know it's a

00:17:02.600 sugar pill it'll still potentially work to help you and so my thought is just why not use it you know

00:17:09.240 try and do whatever you can to train your brain and you know see what it can do for you and it sounds

00:17:16.540 like in the case of vaccines if you are going to get one for whatever reason um you know if you have

00:17:21.900 positive it sounds like you're actually going to get a better result the thing is coffee you know

00:17:28.660 your coffee articles they're all positive articles about coffee and so every time i drink coffee i feel

00:17:34.820 like stronger and smarter and all that you know so because of all years of scott reinforcing the power

00:17:41.020 disease you know so it's true anyways all right owen what else do you have for us well sort of along

00:17:51.220 similar lines there's uh apparently a study that early father-child bonding predicts lower inflammation

00:17:57.260 in children that they have better heart health even years later um and so if you have good bonding

00:18:04.280 with your child as a father you're gonna make your child healthier um and i think that is kind of the

00:18:10.800 same idea that you know the bonding you have even though you would think that would be mostly

00:18:16.520 mental actually has a physical effect that it'll make less inflammation and it'll improve their heart

00:18:24.340 health so if you're gonna have a kid make sure you have good bonding with them make sure you have that

00:18:29.140 going on and i think you'll you'll have healthier children um so you know i think that's a similar

00:18:35.360 message really that the sensitivity and warmth and engagement is what they were measuring so engage

00:18:41.780 with your children show warmth and show sensitivity and um it'll make a difference for your kids health

00:18:47.740 and don't do the opposite bond with your children that's the point yeah

00:18:53.000 it's also just one of the best things i mean anybody who's had kids i think can attest to that

00:18:59.500 the bonding with your kids is just the most fun thing you can do oh i love that okay well let's see so

00:19:10.020 then we get into another sort of uh story about menopause um there's a video i posted um where

00:19:19.840 apparently this leftist woman is claiming that trump trump triggered her menopause from repulsion

00:19:25.700 um she she's saying this whole entire administration is so aft it actually put my body into menopause i am

00:19:33.140 so thoroughly repulsed by this effing donald trump and all his cronies um so apparently the claim

00:19:39.940 according to this leftist woman is that trump actually is putting women into menopause what do

00:19:45.900 you guys think of that i'm sure it has nothing to do with her attitude her stress level her friends

00:19:53.860 and her surroundings her age or her disposition it's trump but if trump can throw these women

00:20:02.260 into menopause and then they can't get pregnant and reproduce then i trust in trump like let's go

00:20:09.140 i'm in that's what i had to say

00:20:11.160 as scott would say she's batshit crazy i mean like how how does a president cause you menopause but

00:20:20.240 you know they blame him for everything like even if he cured cancer like they would still

00:20:26.000 uh be mad at trump i mean it's tds

00:20:30.240 you know so i don't know how old the did it say did the story say how old she was

00:20:37.360 i don't recall i mean it was just a video so i don't know if she said her age

00:20:42.800 oh well she's the menopausal age yeah yeah i think so i was there i was dating somebody like that uh

00:20:50.800 i told you guys right uh so i was 100 in that idea right i was i was 100 believing that trump was

00:21:01.280 causing my girlfriend to not have sex with me you know that was like the the it was cause i was

00:21:07.040 blaming trump too hey trump please can you stop being like that so this girl can pay attention to

00:21:14.080 me right so that's a that's uh that i know what it feels to be in that camp you know from the four

00:21:20.160 of us i actually was there and i felt it so anytime you want to ask me how crazy that was they think

00:21:27.120 that we are crazy so oh my god that's insane this is crazy but it came from a video owen

00:21:35.040 yeah yeah did she have crazy eyes like the theory oh of course yes i mean she's the typical

00:21:44.000 she looks just like you would expect her to look i think libs of tiktok posted her and i

00:21:49.760 you guys just so you know i often don't have my sound on when i'm scrolling twitter because

00:21:54.400 i don't need to like i can just i can see the insanity um but oh my god all i did was like

00:22:01.440 read like the headline and what libs of tiktok said and then i'm looking at her and she's like

00:22:06.800 of course in her car videoing herself everybody needs to see how upset i am and like this is so

00:22:13.440 desperate and real but she didn't shave her hair bald like the other chicks did she wasn't that

00:22:19.920 committed remember all the chicks that shaved their hair bald when trump won because they were going to

00:22:24.480 end up like the handmaid's tale i don't know but you know what if if he can throw them into

00:22:28.800 menopause all the better for this society it's a win all right well the next story which is along the

00:22:38.800 same theme i think is um it's entitled why young women moved left while young men stayed sane

00:22:46.000 um and what kicked us off was bill ackman quote tweeted a graph that shows the partisan gap between young

00:22:52.080 young men and women has almost doubled over the last 25 years and so it's like a 23 point gap between

00:22:58.480 them looks like women are something like plus 20 liberal and men are like plus five or so conservative

00:23:06.560 um but it used to be a much smaller gap it was always a gap to some extent but it's been a lot

00:23:11.840 narrower over the years but over the last 25 years it's expanded considerably um and so the article goes

00:23:19.520 on to try and explain some of this um he points out a post this is by an ex-user named wanye who

00:23:27.600 it's the handle x w a n y e x so x wanye x um he says it's pretty clear to me that what we've been told

00:23:36.080 about radicalization for the last 10 years is exactly the opposite of what's happened in reality we've been

00:23:40.880 told that men are increasingly radicalized to the right and that this is a bad thing what actually happened

00:23:45.680 is that women have increasingly radicalized to the left it doesn't really get talked about much but to

00:23:50.080 the extent it does it will in every single case be framed as a good thing

00:23:56.800 and then the article goes on to say this isn't just america there's a similar graph for south korea

00:24:02.000 and for germany and the uk and they're all showing the same thing so it's not just american politics

00:24:07.200 that's doing this it's a global phenomenon um and then it it goes on to come up with at least some

00:24:13.440 theory this is you know again someone's personal theory about this but um it talks about how

00:24:21.440 women evolved in environments where social exclusion carried enormous survival costs

00:24:26.480 you know you can't hunt while you're pregnant you can't fight while you're nursing like they they

00:24:30.160 have a different set of biological needs whereas men face different pressure you know they had to

00:24:36.000 go hunt and explore and do combat and all sorts of things and so this shows up in the personalities

00:24:42.560 you know that that women are a lot more agreeable they're a lot more neurotic they're more sensitive

00:24:48.320 to negative stimuli whereas men have higher tolerance for disagreement and social conflict

00:24:53.200 and there are huge differences um and there's nothing good or bad about that it's just that's

00:24:58.480 how it is we're different and then it goes on to say okay now let's bring social media into the picture

00:25:04.400 everybody's on a smartphone now you know and social media really is what they call a consensus engine

00:25:10.400 that your tribe used to be 150 people that's the dunbar number of like how many people you could

00:25:14.720 have a relationship with um and now it's like everyone you ever met plus a whole bunch of strangers

00:25:19.840 because you're seeing a constant stream of information about this consensus um and i think it's saying that

00:25:27.120 that's driving women towards this consensus in a way that doesn't really affect men nearly the same

00:25:34.240 way and then you bring in institutions you have universities that have flipped to 60 female and

00:25:40.960 it's all very progressive monoculture you know super liberal um and so people are spending four

00:25:47.120 years surrounded by people that all believe the same thing professors who all believe the same thing

00:25:52.160 the reading lists all are one direction disagreement isn't even rare it's just it's socially punished and so

00:25:59.920 you you get essentially indoctrinated through that and it goes on with some other things but i think

00:26:06.320 we've kind of covered a lot of it what do you guys think of all this

00:26:12.160 i think that um yeah go ahead sir dear oh yeah i was gonna say that scott called this like years ago

00:26:19.440 uh he made he made me look uh like a genius when i will tell my friend you know what do you notice how

00:26:26.320 you know we are the right is shifting more to the men and the women to the left and uh that was like

00:26:33.200 i don't know eight years ago that i told him uh because scott said it and it's been happening oh and

00:26:38.320 and um you're so right that uh it is um everything is reinforces them to do that right now and nothing

00:26:46.240 has been stopping but you know is the is the guys like me when i was dating that girl that was just a

00:26:52.720 complete same really that was just uh um facilitating her you know so so we i'm hoping that men do all

00:26:59.760 of us start also you know acting like scott you know be like a man like scott was so and then what

00:27:07.600 i noticed is that the reason women do this and i you know it's just my thoughts on it is that they

00:27:15.360 they they need um a lot of these women are single or single mothers and they they rely on the government

00:27:24.320 to give everything to them and so the the left is big on on government aid and having you just being

00:27:33.680 taken care of versus the right is you know rugged individualism you create your own um your own path

00:27:44.000 and we're just going to stay out of your way and that's i think one of the reasons that women

00:27:50.800 are attracted to the left and and it's not every woman as we see eric and me are here

00:27:56.880 um it's if there's a type of woman that needs that sort of they don't have a father or they don't

00:28:04.320 feel protected and they need government to do um you know basically give them financial

00:28:13.440 aid but not only that give them the power to have everybody else do what they want like call

00:28:19.760 monitor type of you know ideas that like if someone's doing something i need to be basically

00:28:28.880 control uh what the country is doing control everyone control everyone

00:28:34.480 yeah i think um i've noticed um online and everywhere that a lot of this is my opinion you

00:28:45.920 guys um that i i feel like a lot of the women because we know that women are emotional creatures

00:28:53.760 um typically more than men and now you're seeing so many more emotional men which for me is such a

00:29:03.440 turnoff it's like okay yeah like if something's genuinely sad i get it or whatever but men are like

00:29:10.480 morphing into these feminist whacked out women these are my words and it's like they have to bring

00:29:19.120 themselves down to their level so now these women are taking the masculine role and the men are

00:29:25.680 taking the feminine role in order to cohabitate or get along or whatever it is so everything's upside

00:29:32.720 down and men by nature are supposed to be protectors and be strong and providers and whatever but they're

00:29:40.640 not allowed to be with these women so i think either there's gonna be a lot of breakups and divorce which

00:29:46.160 i think is already happening um because how like sergio right like how could you coexist with somebody

00:29:52.400 whose entire life is revolving around a political person it has nothing to do with her like nobody's

00:29:59.680 life is being hurt by things that are happening in dc if you're a legal american citizen let's say

00:30:07.200 um but i don't know i just think that those women are weak and they they're strong man for lack of a

00:30:17.200 better word is the government and maybe they didn't have an example of that like with their fathers or

00:30:22.400 anyone in their family or their upbringing i don't know exactly what it is but it's it's odd that they can't

00:30:29.280 see it that they they don't want to rely on a man they hate men men are disgusting but the government is

00:30:35.360 their big daddy so i'm just like the irony is just pretty pathetic to me and have you noticed i think

00:30:42.080 i've noticed that a lot of these women on the left still complain about not being able to find a good

00:30:48.000 man or a strong man or a good provider and um you know maybe some of what we're seeing is a response to

00:30:55.040 not being able to find that but um it seems like they still want that like like my perception is that

00:31:03.360 if a man is really feminine and acts feminine that he's not attractive even to these leftist women

00:31:10.160 it doesn't work if if a man tries to be that way and if if he does stand up and and be a man

00:31:20.960 and be masculine it seems like he would have a lot more success even with some of these leftist women

00:31:25.680 maybe against their will to some extent i don't i don't not really against their will but like against

00:31:31.200 their nature that they still respond the same way to masculine men you know they still want a masculine

00:31:38.320 man that can be a good provider and makes more money than them and you know that's who they would still

00:31:43.680 look for as for a mate even though politically they might think that's terrible have you noticed that

00:31:51.680 yeah i think i think there's something to be said about a strong man um well there's a lot to be said

00:31:58.400 about it but you know it's like these women it's like yeah like they they i think in theory women do

00:32:08.000 want that but they are more worried about social acceptance and being part of the group and i'm

00:32:13.520 assuming that a lot of these people were on the outs like in grammar school or high school like

00:32:20.160 they they always want to be part of the cool click and didn't quite fit in or i don't know but it's

00:32:26.400 just like where is the free thinking like where why this high mind all the time can no one just say

00:32:33.040 like but that it's just ridiculous to say no matter what donald trump does it's just the worst thing on

00:32:39.840 the planet like can you ever take a breath and have your own original thought and separate things

00:32:45.920 because not everything is the same like i i love a lot of the stuff trump does i hate a lot of the

00:32:51.360 stuff he does but at the end of the day the things that are most important to me i'm happy about and

00:32:58.000 the things that affect my life i'm very happy about um and i don't have to worry about the other stuff so

00:33:03.360 i just wish that the women who are so screeching on the left with their hair on fire would just take a

00:33:09.520 beat and calm down like laugh a little bit it's not that serious and you don't have to fight every

00:33:15.920 other person's battle and also how many of us have friends in the black community that are like hey uh

00:33:22.400 liberal women shut up and stop speaking on my behalf like you're you're belittling people by speaking for

00:33:29.440 them they can speak for themselves and they don't need your pity handout and your bs i'm sorry i'm gonna get

00:33:36.240 on tangent i'm gonna get on tangent i'm i'm muting taking it back to the dopamine thing you know the

00:33:42.560 source of dopamine um you erica you get dopamine every day already right and you get it from from

00:33:50.560 seeing trump or any you know all the things that are happening you know golden age you're getting that

00:33:56.160 dopamine every day right so if you put yourself in their shoes what is what what is the dopamine source

00:34:03.360 right where are they going to get it from also i watch a lot of body cam videos on on on youtube

00:34:11.200 and a lot of arresting and and tasting and a lot of that and what i noticed is that some people they

00:34:17.360 like to get you know taken down and they i feel like they have repeat people you know they keep doing

00:34:24.240 it over and over again and when once they take them down they're kind of like they just like it you

00:34:30.000 know they they because i think they're starving for human touch a lot of people you know a lot of

00:34:35.200 these women maybe are they don't have uh somebody that goes like grabs them by the the shoulders like

00:34:42.480 hey stop it woman you know something like that you know so maybe these eyes um taunting them is uh

00:34:49.760 is part of that too maybe i'm not saying that is 100 but yeah i think that what i've seen what you think

00:34:56.160 going down to the biological like i i think we're all pointing out but we're all biological creatures

00:35:02.640 and i think one of the reasons they the women this type of women are anti-ice is that they want

00:35:09.520 immigrant men to come into this country they i mean they might not know it in mentally but in you know

00:35:17.440 biologically they want to have more men around um which is something that scott talked about but um it just

00:35:25.520 seems like that it might also be that but also they enjoy the banter and the you know them uh putting

00:35:35.200 them in handcuffs um by my eyes so they they also enjoy the attention i'm sure well i so the other thing

00:35:45.120 i that the article didn't really go into but i think is true is that a lot of these women are childless and

00:35:51.360 so they're not really playing the role that biology had in mind for them as a woman to be a mother

00:35:57.280 and you know if you do have a woman that has children that becomes like almost like their

00:36:02.640 identity you know they're they they spend almost all their time for many years just focus on their

00:36:07.440 kids and raising their kids and that becomes their main priority in life and to an extent it happens

00:36:13.040 with men too so it's not just women but i think for women it's kind of like that is your primary

00:36:17.920 function biologically is to have children and to be a mother and i think everything from social

00:36:24.000 media to institutions to just the whole feminist movement has tried to indoctrinate women to say you

00:36:29.680 shouldn't have kids when you're young you should wait and you know maybe never have kids and i think

00:36:35.040 that derails a lot of the normal path that women would follow to say i'm gonna find a mate i'm gonna get

00:36:41.520 married i'm gonna have kids and if you don't do that i think it leaves a hole and i think they

00:36:48.320 they feel like they got to fill that hole like they got to find another purpose and it i think

00:36:54.480 that's what causes them to latch on to all these problems that aren't really their problems it's like

00:36:59.920 oh i got to look out for these poor immigrants or i got to look out for these poor other people and

00:37:06.160 so they get involved with these things and act like this angry mother trying to protect these

00:37:12.480 people that aren't their kids but they almost treat them like they're their kids right like they're

00:37:17.600 they're treating them as if they're trying to be the mama bear and say i'm gonna i'm gonna do something

00:37:23.360 to protect these people because they're oppressed and i need to step in and save them and i need to be

00:37:27.840 the mother figure for that and it just pushes them and down a very negative path to take risks they

00:37:34.960 shouldn't take and in this one case to lose their life um and in that case i think you know that

00:37:41.200 person did have kids you know she was in some lesbian relationship but i don't know what caused that

00:37:46.960 person not to put their kids first essentially but you know a lot of them tend to be these women like

00:37:54.240 you said who are single um maybe a single mother is part of it where they don't have a man in their life

00:38:00.960 to help or to help guide them and provide for them and things like that but um a lot of them are just

00:38:07.520 they don't have kids right and so they're they're looking for something else to be their purpose in

00:38:11.760 life and you know it ends up being this political cause um yeah i also think that feminism ruined women

00:38:23.920 and you know okay so i always say this you guys i'm not even kidding when i say this but i would

00:38:31.120 i would as a woman say all women should give up their their right to vote if just men could vote

00:38:38.240 because i swear it's like we have to stop voting emotionally like we have a country to run the country

00:38:44.960 is a business and we have a country to save and if women keep voting based on emotion and what their

00:38:50.960 friends want we're effed okay so feminism ruined women they feminism set women back so far i mean

00:39:01.040 imagine imagine hillary was going to be the president i mean what a sad state of affairs of all the women

00:39:07.760 in the world kamala harris like are you kidding me like that's your example of the woman you should

00:39:14.000 put forward to be the president of the united states forget biden and all that but i'm just saying

00:39:18.240 as a woman thing so i just think it's a joke and then watching other women like god i can't but the

00:39:26.480 women on the view i feel like dave rubin right now um they're insane i mean they're just setting women

00:39:32.880 back so far so i just wish that any one of these these crazy lunatics could just take a beat and

00:39:42.000 understand that not everything is emotional and that if if i honestly scott said this oh i don't know

00:39:48.640 a hundred years ago this is when all the me too stuff was starting and he said i would not hire a woman

00:39:56.720 in my company now like if he had like a business with staff i owned a business at that point that was

00:40:03.680 all women and i was in the process of selling it but i was like i will never do it again i like

00:40:12.400 honestly i've had many businesses and i i just wouldn't hire a woman now at this point because

00:40:18.560 they're just an emotional liability so um i dig the male energy and i'm talking male energy

00:40:24.960 not femi male energy because there is a difference in people and i just want stuff to be done based on

00:40:34.080 merit credibility um actual logic i guess actual signs um so i don't know i'm just i'm over the

00:40:43.440 women like i wish we couldn't vote honestly i really do yeah well i i don't think it's likely we're going

00:40:49.120 to have women lose the right to vote or the right to work but um i do understand what you're saying

00:40:54.800 and i think um you know i i often bring up the idea that ironically elizabeth warren wrote a book

00:41:01.920 about which is it was entitled the two income trap i think and um i i still can't believe she wrote

00:41:09.840 this book but she did and it talks about how women were essentially tricked into going into the workforce

00:41:16.960 and ended up much less financially secure as a result of it by entering the workforce because

00:41:22.080 if you compare how it was back in let's say the 50s um where most women stayed home and raised their

00:41:28.080 kids primarily and their husbands was the provider and the breadwinner and would be the only income in

00:41:33.920 the family then that's what determined where they lived you know where they could go to school for

00:41:39.120 their kids and and how much they could spend on a house right but now that we've evolved to having

00:41:45.440 these two income households where did all that money go from that extra income it didn't go into

00:41:51.440 the bank they didn't save it they spent it on a better home for their kids in a better neighborhood

00:41:58.160 and so what really happened was we bid up all the real estate prices higher in these good neighborhoods

00:42:04.560 and so you ate up essentially all that extra money and and what that means is now if the husband loses

00:42:11.120 his job temporarily back in the 50s what that meant was maybe that wife could do some extra job on the

00:42:18.880 side like you know be a secretary or do some other job on the side to fill in until her husband could

00:42:28.240 go back to work like you had that extra person available to potentially chip in um as a sort of

00:42:34.240 an insurance policy but it wasn't part of their normal budget but now you have the budget is based on

00:42:39.520 both incomes and if either one of them loses their job there's no one to fill in right you just have

00:42:44.800 to hope that that person gets another job quickly and so the point they make is that this you know it

00:42:51.360 made everybody worse off because you know you probably also made wages go down because you have twice as

00:42:59.120 many people competing for the jobs which economically would follow that employers don't have to pay as much

00:43:05.520 because they have yeah and it so it just i it seems like it was a kind of a hoodwink sort of thing i

00:43:15.040 don't know if anyone even intended for it to happen but that's how it played out right it was like

00:43:20.080 all these families that are you know depending on two incomes and all the money just went into the real

00:43:27.120 estate it didn't benefit the families and it it left them in a very precarious position and and so i

00:43:33.920 i think feminism was just a net negative for for all for families because it was advertised oh sorry

00:43:42.400 no go ahead it was it was advertised as the liberation right it was uh it was advertised as the

00:43:49.600 the social the the socialist a utopia right they they were saying uh the soviet union cuba they were

00:43:56.800 saying oh our women are alongside our men fighting alongside our men world war ii and everything and

00:44:02.960 they always like um emphasize that and everybody you know we we ate it i remember growing up in mexico uh

00:44:10.160 my mom you know she was like a feminist you know she was a total uh into it you know she got her hair

00:44:16.960 short she had like seven sisters and they all like a were smoking and like oh you know we don't need

00:44:25.360 and and um and i saw the effects of that in my in my um in my childhood and uh in the propaganda that

00:44:31.280 came with it so yeah it is um it is happening here and um and i don't know what's going to stop it until

00:44:37.840 we have um um this purpose like you're saying you know we have to find the purpose again and um and

00:44:44.960 that's what scott adams always try to get everybody inspired to get everybody um a task a vision uh

00:44:52.800 an idea to to do something with their life so maybe the more scott we have out there and the more of

00:44:58.240 those women want to be like scott maybe so yeah yeah well i mean the the story does talk about

00:45:04.560 predictions that follow from this and it's not really all positive but it does say that maybe

00:45:09.440 countries that have less smartphones would have less of an issue and it does seem to be true based on

00:45:14.800 the the data that's available that parts of eastern europe and africa don't have as much of this problem

00:45:20.720 um it says you know maybe the gap will narrow among women who have children because

00:45:25.120 parenthood kind of breaks that feedback loop and gives you different priorities which i talked

00:45:30.000 about already and then you know from there though it's like maybe some women will escape this trap

00:45:35.520 of having this social media consensus engine running on them all the time um maybe it will be the ones

00:45:42.080 that have children because that you know gives you a whole different set of priorities um maybe some

00:45:47.360 men will stop withdrawing or stop rage scrolling and find something that's worth building and get into

00:45:52.640 that but essentially the system's going to keep running on everybody else and it seems like a

00:45:58.240 negative force and you know bill ackman asked why did this happen i think the the conclusion from the

00:46:03.840 article is it's not because women are emotional and it's not because social media is bad per se but

00:46:08.320 it's that we have this global scale consensus engine that we deployed on a species that has this different

00:46:14.400 response from women and men and so i guess it is still saying that social media is part of the

00:46:21.440 problem um but i think the solution sounds like it's more you know disconnect from that stuff don't

00:46:26.800 pay as much attention to what social media thinks about things and you know connect more with people

00:46:32.320 around you and and have your own personal set of values and and go after those personal relationships

00:46:39.680 and that seems to be the solution i wanted to say one other thing before about um these crazy karens oh

00:46:47.840 i could talk about this all day okay so when i see them provoking a cop an ice agent a nick sorter

00:46:57.200 a nick shirley whoever like when i see women getting in these guys faces it's because they are counting on

00:47:04.880 them keeping the old never hit a woman which is correct vibe that men hold you know men know you

00:47:15.120 never touch a uh a woman i think we should say lady because then we could unleash but anyway um but you

00:47:21.280 know i think that they're counting on it so it's like kind of hypocritical to me that's how i see them

00:47:25.840 like you know approaching these guys like in their face and f you f you and pointing at them and

00:47:30.720 spitting at them and whatever and i'm like oh my god when the show cops first came out i just

00:47:36.400 remember feeling like my adrenaline gets going i'm like i could never be a cop because when those

00:47:43.120 people take off running or they're in your face or they're doing something i'm like i i think i would

00:47:48.160 you know go batshit crazy myself and probably freak out on somebody so the um the strength they have to

00:47:56.080 just do their best to stay calm while they are being so blatantly provoked is amazing um and i

00:48:03.680 just want to say that i think they're counting on men being men and not hurting them and don't they

00:48:09.760 love that at that moment i don't know it's just hypocritical yeah and then there's another article

00:48:16.240 so we have a theme today um where it's it's joshua slocum and the federalists is saying why when

00:48:21.600 why leftist white women are leading domestic terrorism in minnesota um and the theory he

00:48:28.560 puts forward is that it's essentially cluster b personality disorders um but you know it's partly

00:48:35.520 that we've shifted more from a patriarchy to the gynocracy that that it's more of a feminist culture

00:48:41.520 that we've shifted to and that um you know these cluster b personality disorders tend to come out

00:48:48.640 under that i think where you have these narcissistic women and border borderline personality women um

00:48:56.160 that come out under this scenario um and turn them into these protesters where they had don't you know

00:49:02.640 they can't control their emotions they get a lot of rage a lot of suicidal despair and um turn them

00:49:09.600 into these protesters essentially um and i do think that might explain a lot of it i mean you know these

00:49:16.560 these don't seem like normal mentally healthy women that are doing these things does he say why um

00:49:23.200 white women uh it's because he he points out it's white women not just any women does he does he explain

00:49:31.200 why um i'm i'm looking through the article i don't see anything specifically about white women but what i

00:49:38.960 would say is that i think a lot of it is that some of these white women are privileged and they don't have

00:49:44.320 their own personal challenges or enough personal challenges like they you know if they don't have

00:49:49.040 kids and if they have plenty of money um then they don't really struggle to just put food on the table

00:49:54.960 anymore and and i think what happens in my mind a lot of the time is that when you don't have a lot

00:49:59.600 of your own problems or challenges you make up problems or challenges and you find things to to

00:50:06.160 become problems and and to me it's probably that a lot of these are wealthier women you know they're not

00:50:12.960 the poor women you don't see poor women protesting you know they're just going to work right like

00:50:17.360 they're trying to survive they're trying to raise their family they're trying to get through the day

00:50:21.440 and and these other concerns don't even register with them right because so i i think to me it is

00:50:27.360 sort of these privileged women that have this luxury belief of saying i can care about these things

00:50:34.640 that are you know have nothing to do with me personally but i'm gonna get involved anyway and i don't think

00:50:40.880 they would be that doing that if they had a lot of work to do or if they were busy doing other things

00:50:45.840 just to survive or raising a family and that sort of thing so that's that's my explanation for it well

00:50:52.320 like michael malice said in his acronym awful the a is affluent and i see this i see this a lot i live

00:51:01.520 in a very affluent area and um husbands are hard at work making a shit ton of money and the women

00:51:10.000 feel that this is their purpose and that it makes them good and honorable people and they don't see

00:51:17.520 that they're just emotionally bankrupt like they just morally bankrupt like take care of

00:51:25.120 take care of yourself and your family and your community and stop worrying about everybody else's

00:51:29.600 business um is how i feel but it's mostly affluent people and i and the other people i think are just

00:51:36.720 out of their tits and want to have a rage yeah and the prescription that that this joshua slocum

00:51:46.080 comes up with is he says we need to have swift and proportionate consequences first and then we need

00:51:52.160 to have we need to reject the idea of this women are wonderful effect um and get rid of this pro-female

00:52:00.160 bias in society and then the final thing is men have to go back to telling women no

00:52:06.720 yes no well the my thoughts on the why it's white women not just because they have money but because

00:52:16.160 they've been told to not be proud that they are white um they're they're you know not by everybody but

00:52:25.120 by certain the school system the universities they create this idea that if you are white you should

00:52:32.480 be ashamed of it and that you have to make up for amends for it which is why they do because he was

00:52:38.560 talking about terrorism in minnesota and part of that is the anti-ice movement to allow immigrants to

00:52:46.800 stay here and i think is that idea that oh we have to make up for the fact that our color is this way

00:52:55.360 and uh we we have to rescue these people because i have to show that i'm not racist

00:53:07.760 do you guys apologize do you think that women like uh these women like don lemon is don lemon uh

00:53:14.400 um yeah popular he's a gay black man who's acts like a little you know

00:53:21.040 yeah because uh he he's like the leader now right it's like i mean he's gay and black

00:53:31.760 i think he just wants attention i i don't think he cares about the anti-ice movement at all and uh but

00:53:38.960 i i could be wrong um because it's the first time we see him doing this um i just think he he he left uh

00:53:48.400 or he was fired i believe but i'm not sure uh i don't remember quite well what happened to him

00:53:55.200 yeah um and so i think he's just trying to find an in uh i remember him trying to do a contract with

00:54:03.760 x and elon and that didn't work out after his elon interview because he he's like the black nick

00:54:10.960 shirley he wants to be the black nick shirley because nick shirley you know exploded right with

00:54:16.560 his journalism and he had yeah and he got into it but he's doing it the the retarded way i think

00:54:23.840 because he's don lemon yeah

00:54:26.960 i mean i agree with don lemon that he's just he's an opportunist he's looking for attention

00:54:30.720 he's trying to stay relevant and you know trying to get clicks trying to get people to follow him

00:54:35.520 however he i don't know what his business model is but you know he got fired from cnn and was

00:54:39.440 probably pretty upset there and probably couldn't really find another good job like that that was

00:54:43.600 paying him millions of dollars a year just to talk on tv and so i think he probably did start some i

00:54:48.880 don't know if it was a substack or whatever other you know platform he set up to have people pay him

00:54:53.680 directly but in order for that to work he needs to have a lot of attention on him he needs to still be a

00:54:58.960 celebrity he needs to still be in the news on a regular basis and he needs to have people wanting to

00:55:03.920 talk to him um to get that attention and i think everything that don lemon does seems to be

00:55:10.080 geared towards how can i get a whole bunch of attention on me um and you know so he's just

00:55:16.160 trying every way he can to be controversial and to say things that are going to be inflammatory

00:55:21.680 um say things that are going to get people talking about him and i do my best to ignore

00:55:25.840 everything he says yeah i mean nick shirley did the research like he put the work in he took the time

00:55:32.640 and went to the places he created the story where don lemon in don lemon fashion just shows up where

00:55:39.440 the crowd is and there's already cameras there and he's like oh you know i have a little bit of uh

00:55:45.280 you know fame and people can recognize me so i'll just jump in here he isn't creating news he he doesn't

00:55:51.840 care he just like you know wants attention and the the best way to see who don lemon really is

00:55:58.000 was seeing clips from that uh podcast he did with joyless reed i mean what another freaking

00:56:05.760 oh so that's who he is so that's who cnn was paying for all those years to

00:56:11.200 peddle bs to us and people were like oh it's don lemon at cnn no that's who he is in his heart and same

00:56:17.040 joy reed when she was on msnbc these are very hateful people who i believe hate themselves because

00:56:25.360 look at don lemon's married to a white man and still manages to be a vicious racist so imagine

00:56:32.480 how you have to twist yourself into a pretzel for that one so i don't know but i i wanted to ask yeah

00:56:38.960 go ahead oh i don't think but yeah yeah i agree a hundred percent with uh all of that about him too

00:56:45.360 but i wanted to to know if he is liable for for what that group did you know because i was watching the

00:56:52.400 video i wanted to know if he admitted knowing that he was going to go to a church or just uh

00:56:58.960 some surprise place i think we're going to find out because the story i posted today was that the

00:57:03.600 doj said they're going to charge don lemon under the kkk act so that seems to be one of

00:57:10.320 the laws that they think he broke when he you know went into this private church and interrupted

00:57:16.400 worship um that the kkk act i didn't look into the details maybe you can look it up yourself if

00:57:22.320 you're interested i saw that details but it's um apparently that's i think there's something called

00:57:27.600 the face act that might also be relevant um the face act is partly for that's the law they used to lock

00:57:34.720 up people that were protesting in front of um like planned parenthood and there is a explicit piece about

00:57:40.560 that about you know protesting in front of a abortion clinic but they it did also include some of the

00:57:47.440 same things for uh religious religious places like like churches um i don't know if that would really

00:57:54.800 work because it looks like the part about the religious institutions is only if you have some kind

00:58:00.160 of threat of violence um so i don't know if they could prove that there was a threat of violence

00:58:05.760 based on what they did but i think this kkk act might more directly be something that he violated

00:58:11.200 so i think they're going to try and hold him accountable for it and we're going to find out

00:58:14.320 whether or not he can be charged with something good you guys um i hope you don't mind me jumping in

00:58:20.160 it's the top of the hour um for anyone wondering what episode the clip was of scott this morning it's

00:58:27.840 episode 2255 um we can drop it in the comments 2255 and um i just want to finish um by saying oh so you

00:58:39.680 guys there are people posting fake links to the official scott adams merchandise um if you don't

00:58:48.400 see that it's like linked to me or one of us it's not real okay emblem promotions will be in the link

00:58:55.600 they're the ones that are making the merchandise it's also listed pinned at the top of my page we

00:59:02.480 just got um 200 more simultaneous swaddle blankets available you can see mine behind me okay those

00:59:10.560 i think they're on a pre-order right now but we we've got 200 more and you guys wanted black beanies

00:59:16.800 back and i think we have black beanies coming back in so feel free to grab them while you can

00:59:22.160 um and what other housekeeping do we need any last um things you guys i want to thank the people for

00:59:30.480 making those houses on ai yes i would live in all your houses yeah they look great and i think the

00:59:39.680 only other thing i remember was marcella you wanted to bring up the story about michelle obama

00:59:44.400 um so i think yeah i did want to talk about michelle obama um she was on a podcast um what uh

00:59:55.360 not sure what podcast but she indicated and this is something going back to the women issue um is that

01:00:02.800 she uh was telling women or not just women but everybody but it's it was a woman podcast because they

01:00:09.440 had only women uh interviewers um only colored women interviewers um and it was to avoid white owned

01:00:18.560 brands um if she was to go shopping she was mindful to avoid white owned brands and to shop um you know

01:00:28.720 hispanic or african-american brands and things like that that's just to me that's that's not i don't know

01:00:39.280 where her mind is where she's saying that because she was you know the first lady of the united states

01:00:45.120 the united states includes obviously white people and and many other colors so um i'm not sure

01:00:54.080 she just wanted attention or if this is to be honest i think she really does mindfully try to avoid

01:01:02.160 white white uh own brands which is what she said on the podcast but i don't know uh what your thoughts

01:01:10.160 are on that i just say bless her soul for continuing to expose who she really is because we've been

01:01:17.360 watching her do it for years um she never hit it and if you want to get some hot takes on michelle obama

01:01:25.920 from another woman megan kelly if you search her podcast has done amazing work talking about

01:01:32.400 who michelle obama really is and um believe her like someone said believe her when she tells you who

01:01:38.880 she is you know and the other thing is that if she was to say it but she was white and she was like

01:01:44.400 i'm gonna be mindful of only buying white uh white uh company only from white companies that would be

01:01:52.320 racist so she avoids that uh somehow and yet you know anybody else that would say it would be would

01:02:00.960 be a racist that somebody's saying big mike oh my gosh allegedly big mike

01:02:08.240 yeah i i mean i definitely think it's racist what what she said and i think she should be called out

01:02:13.680 for that um you know to me it's it's a divisive thing it's tied right into the whole dei

01:02:19.840 idea of saying we should split everybody into different races and treat everybody based on

01:02:27.360 their group as opposed to individuals and it's just a toxic culture it's just something that

01:02:34.000 seems designed to tear apart people and to divide people and to create this animosity between groups

01:02:40.960 and i think it's terrible but i think that's what dei is it's a system that's designed to divide people

01:02:48.080 and to design to make people hate each other and to have three days in a row of mentioning amazon

01:02:54.880 before we hang up um is that even on amazon when you go shopping there it says shop black owned

01:03:01.600 businesses and i'm like oh so we can shop by race on amazon but only the black race um so yeah

01:03:10.240 white basically i know yes he is bless his soul yeah so you can shop black owned businesses because

01:03:17.440 apparently black people need an extra hand up because they're not really like people they're

01:03:22.800 special and they need help so we're going to keep saying like we're going to help you you poor black

01:03:27.680 people i mean enough it's an insult it's such an insult it's so disgusting but you guys do you

01:03:33.520 mind me ending on time i'm sorry um okay thank you so we'll be back tomorrow we might have a special

01:03:40.400 guest tomorrow and i think you're gonna need your book tomorrow okay so grab your book for tomorrow

01:03:47.120 and you guys are amazing we'll um have the replay posted shelley will take care of that you did not

01:03:54.560 miss an announcement from shelley yet she will give it to you as soon as she can and stay tuned guys we

01:04:00.560 love you and a sip for scott and how much we miss him we love you scott so much we miss you even more to scott to scott

01:04:17.520 bye guys

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - January 20, 2026

Episode 3076 - The Scott Adams School 01⧸20⧸26

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