Valuetainment - October 29, 2026


Clavicular EXPOSES the Brutal Reality of Dating in 2026

The Call Her Daddy Advice DESTROYING Marriages Looksmaxxer Admits His Face Isn’t Why Girls DM Him

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00:00:00.000 you've seen clav you've seen the stuff that he's all over the place when you see how much looks
00:00:04.700 mattered back in the 90s when you were coming up and you know you getting all the eyeballs yourself
00:00:09.980 versus what it is today what clav is doing how do you process that for young men well first of all
00:00:15.120 i got to give this kid credit for what he's doing it's amazing um the clout and and the amount of
00:00:20.460 attention he's been able to get at 20 years old it's incredible especially with the technology
00:00:24.420 which is so good for you, man.
00:00:25.580 And I think he's a very smart kid
00:00:27.700 that knows his priorities straight
00:00:29.600 and he's not afraid to speak it, just like myself.
00:00:32.660 I think the times have changed dramatically.
00:00:34.500 You know, in my time, you didn't have social media.
00:00:36.500 You had to go to an audition.
00:00:37.680 You had to get hired based on meeting that person
00:00:40.160 one-on-one with the team.
00:00:41.700 It took a while.
00:00:42.700 And so if you made it,
00:00:43.880 you were competing with a lot of people in a different way.
00:00:46.720 All you had is media, was TV.
00:00:48.660 We didn't have computers, cell phones, and texting
00:00:51.200 and all the amazing stuff that you guys have right now.
00:00:53.840 and that I'm using, that you're using, everybody's using.
00:00:56.700 So it's a different world, you know.
00:00:58.960 But for him to adapt, because right now, listen, he's talking about fitness.
00:01:03.100 He's talking about being healthy.
00:01:04.480 Those are good things to have.
00:01:05.980 America used to be the greatest country in the world as far as fitness.
00:01:09.820 We had kids going to high school training, doing push-ups.
00:01:12.780 Now this country is the fattest country in the world.
00:01:15.280 So it's not like he's going like, oh, I'm better than you.
00:01:17.980 I'm like, I want you to get better for you.
00:01:19.900 I'm 20 years old.
00:01:20.900 He's making millions of dollars every year by the fact that he's training, he's staying healthy,
00:01:26.460 he's explaining to people what he, you know, about peptides, I'm sure, and all the stuff he's doing.
00:01:31.080 So those are good things to have.
00:01:33.140 Antonio, let me ask you.
00:01:34.160 Even back then, you know, some people look at your pictures and they say, you know, extremely good-looking guy.
00:01:40.060 Were you putting anything in your body in your 20s?
00:01:42.240 No, never.
00:01:43.160 Anything?
00:01:43.980 I started doing TRT with my friends at Asandra, Dr. Asandra in Beverly Hills.
00:01:48.000 I love you, man, a few years ago.
00:01:50.340 Because I'm 54, and I want to keep training and racing cars.
00:01:53.880 Up until then, you weren't doing anything in your life?
00:01:55.740 No, never took any peptides, never took any steroids of any kind.
00:02:01.340 I've done other drugs that I'm not happy about.
00:02:03.700 I went to rehab, and those are pills and sleeping stuff.
00:02:06.240 But as far as steroids, never have.
00:02:08.320 Never have.
00:02:08.960 Train my...
00:02:09.540 How about surgeries?
00:02:11.700 Never had any surgeries.
00:02:12.980 Nothing on your face?
00:02:14.120 No, just Botox once in a while.
00:02:15.940 Probably Botox once a year, whatever.
00:02:18.000 but, um, or every two years, you know, I'm pretty good, but I, you know, I take care of myself. I
00:02:22.640 eat healthy. I train seven days a week, my entire life. I competed. I've done things that most people
00:02:27.840 my age will never do. I'm racing professionally right now. I'm Bach. I boxed last year. So I
00:02:32.920 always do that, but I have to give credit to, uh, you know, peptides. I'm not, I'm, I don't want to
00:02:37.900 take them, uh, because, uh, you know, I, I don't believe in them for me, for my body, but I give
00:02:43.220 credit for explaining and working for him you know but yeah i just started recently clever did
00:02:48.160 for the audience that maybe doesn't know you because remember it's a it's an older audience
00:02:52.000 maybe here so maybe share a little bit about your background on how you came about where you are
00:02:57.540 today um so i sort of came to an early realization in life that looks were the metric that really
00:03:04.200 drive um you know a good quality of life or or a terrible one in a quite brutal reality
00:03:10.900 especially when it comes to dating right so it just kind of made sense to me to try to optimize
00:03:16.700 this as much as possible even if it seemed you know too involved even as if it seemed
00:03:21.560 like you're obsessed with looks maxing I don't necessarily consider that a bad thing
00:03:26.580 you know because of how because of how important this metric is right so you we have a lot of
00:03:33.020 dating app statistic that's been published that shows like really really brutal stuff that like
00:03:37.920 80 of the profiles don't even get acknowledged so um i don't know if you guys are familiar with
00:03:43.840 something called hypergamy yes um i don't know if you talk about this in your show at all um but
00:03:50.340 with the nature of hypergamy today you really have to compete um at such a high level and you have to
00:03:56.700 maximize every single metric even outside of looks um that this just is a level of competition we've
00:04:02.920 never seen before and it's funny the thing that you're saying about instagram and how it's it's
00:04:07.340 something that didn't exist that was actually beneficial to people that instagram didn't exist
00:04:11.420 because they weren't going to be competing on a global level with you know people like yourself
00:04:15.800 they were only really competing with that small you know 20 mile local radius of other guys
00:04:22.220 not international you know models and soccer players we saw like the one thing with the
00:04:28.740 the one soccer player who dm'd the guy's fiance of five years and ended that relationship so that's
00:04:35.560 kind of like a new thing and only seen with this generation so i'm kind of like you know the answer
00:04:42.200 to this uh this problem is the advice i'm giving so and what what is the advice you're giving maybe
00:04:47.980 walk us through because some of the stuff we've seen the hammer you know hitting your jaw to make
00:04:51.860 sure your jaw gets more chiseled walk through some of the advice you're given so that's something
00:04:56.160 that is kind of just like a headliner that everyone loves to grab because it's just like
00:05:01.120 Yeah, you're not actually hitting yourself with a hammer, are you?
00:05:03.520 I don't bone smash anymore.
00:05:04.120 I mean, I box.
00:05:05.140 I don't like to get hit, but there's nothing you can do to your bones.
00:05:06.140 You don't bone smash anymore?
00:05:07.780 I haven't bone smashed anymore.
00:05:08.640 So you used to bone smash?
00:05:10.160 Yeah, correct.
00:05:10.840 Did you ever bone smash or no? 0.75
00:05:12.640 No, I want to smash someone in case I have to smash them.
00:05:15.800 But you yourself or your jaw, you never? 0.90
00:05:17.600 No, I don't want to smash them.
00:05:17.980 By the way, was that even a thing on bone smashing or no?
00:05:20.900 I never heard this bone smashing.
00:05:22.940 Okay, because I want to hear about it.
00:05:24.460 I want to hear about it.
00:05:25.100 So bone smashing is something I've talked about very, very briefly,
00:05:28.540 But because of like, you know, how insane and new it is, that's what sort of gets all the attention.
00:05:33.840 When if you actually listen to me in a long form setting, a long form context, it's really not what I talk about at all.
00:05:40.280 I talk about quite similar stuff.
00:05:42.680 I'm sure you do about just traditional fitness and caloric restriction and all that kind of stuff.
00:05:49.480 So it is quite frustrating to me that that sort of like overtakes a lot of my good advice because it's just so outrageous.
00:05:58.540 But walk me through your philosophy.
00:06:00.800 So if you're talking about maxing, like, what do you think the average guy,
00:06:04.740 because you did make a very good point.
00:06:06.840 Back in the days, if there's no Instagram,
00:06:08.800 you're dating somebody that's super hot in your local community,
00:06:11.860 you don't have to worry about 80 people DMing them
00:06:14.020 and taking your girl away from you.
00:06:15.960 Today, if she's hot, you better believe the bigger guys 0.68
00:06:18.940 are going to come and find her and snatch her away from you.
00:06:20.960 So that didn't exist back in the days.
00:06:23.140 So a lot of times in local communities,
00:06:25.060 a guy that's an average-looking guy could be dating
00:06:27.040 a hottest looking girl in town but you're not going to be able to do that too much today so
00:06:31.100 what advice would you give to young men today so um i'll give a little bit of a little bit more
00:06:37.100 context to the equation here so there was um you know a lot of red pill stuff that was going around
00:06:42.820 the internet a lot of like pickup artistry and people talking about game uh you would see all
00:06:47.720 these videos like uh yeah the great where they're teaching like all of these really really unattractive
00:06:53.480 guys how to cold approach women and you would kind of see that the one thing that was missing from
00:06:59.020 uh the nuance provided was that different looks levels were going to perform much differently
00:07:04.840 even if the exact same thing was said so there's no magic opening line or no magic uh you know
00:07:10.600 posture that you have to maintain while you're talking to a girl really the results are going
00:07:14.740 to be mainly driven by uh your looks level and that was just something that was never stated
00:07:19.360 up until quite recently on a mainstream level right so that confidence what you mean it could
00:07:25.560 be a lot of guys who are not the guy that you're talking about but they're confident in themselves
00:07:30.620 you bring a lot of confidence into other people like because you know there's genetics right
00:07:35.360 people are genetically you know for whatever family or whatever but you could always bring
00:07:39.120 that genetics to a different level to the best level and also bring that positivity into their
00:07:43.500 lives and going you know what if you're confident with your life you can create jobs around you like
00:07:47.780 you can make money, you can, you know, do you believe in that as well?
00:07:50.820 No, you're absolutely right.
00:07:51.780 And that's why it all comes back to like Instagram and hypergamy,
00:07:54.620 because even if you look, Max, even if you apply all this stuff
00:07:57.520 and you're not confident, someone else, you know,
00:08:01.260 somewhere in the world will also have done the same,
00:08:03.340 but they'll have great confidence.
00:08:04.580 They'll be extremely charismatic.
00:08:06.080 So it is quite unfortunate that you have to compete at this high level
00:08:09.760 where literally everything matters. 0.96
00:08:11.220 So it would be ridiculous and ignorant for me to say that being confident. 0.86
00:08:15.120 You know, he brings like a good point right now that I just realized. 0.80
00:08:17.160 In my time, our leaders, or at least people that we looked up to, for me, were Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, my father, James Gardner, Marlon Brando.
00:08:28.340 Who do we have now that is leading in these movies?
00:08:31.380 We're looking great on camera.
00:08:33.340 We're coming out going, you know what?
00:08:34.980 I am a leader here in this film and bringing up positivity.
00:08:38.140 We have just a few.
00:08:39.420 We had guys that were racers, boxers, Charles Bronson.
00:08:44.080 Who would you say today is a man's man?
00:08:46.060 Me.
00:08:46.460 I'm the only one left, man.
00:08:47.620 There's not many, man.
00:08:48.960 Who actually lives their life?
00:08:50.740 Big names that are man's man today.
00:08:53.180 Well, Tom Cruise is still doing it.
00:08:56.440 You know, Tom Cruise is still doing it.
00:08:58.420 I think Tom Cruise is one of them.
00:08:59.860 I think Brad Pitt is still doing it.
00:09:01.540 I agree.
00:09:03.040 And a few others, maybe.
00:09:04.320 What does that mean?
00:09:05.500 That are still living the life of being a top,
00:09:07.780 but also maintaining their fitness,
00:09:10.740 the stars that they are in their persona.
00:09:13.900 of how when i saw steve mcqueen or i saw my father walk in the room you know there was a star there
00:09:19.100 there was somebody i want to look up to i want to be like if you watch steve mcqueen these guys i
00:09:24.340 don't know if you ever watched these movies but these guys portray life in a whole different if
00:09:28.360 you watch bullet with steve mcqueen right now you want to drive in that mustang right now as soon as
00:09:33.100 you know they brought that class the class the t-shirts the this to that they look great what's
00:09:38.000 different today right now it's like whatever so yeah we have a we have a different way of phrasing
00:09:44.680 this now it's sort of someone uh called a mogger someone who mogs um and what this comes from is
00:09:51.060 is a mog it's alpha male of the group so usually the person who just stands out the most usually
00:09:56.240 they're uh you know the tallest have the best frame the best face so if you were to take like 0.99
00:10:01.640 a group photo they just your eyes are drawn to them immediately because they have the best 1.00
00:10:06.760 looks package so that would be someone who mogs it's kind of what you guys are describing it 0.96
00:10:11.200 seems like yeah i guess maybe let me ask you who do you think is today's man's man like if you 0.98
00:10:17.100 were to say that is an example of a man who would you say at 20 years old who do you look up to who
00:10:23.260 do i look up to in the entertainment world like if somebody's just period who do you look up to
00:10:27.200 in any space am i correct in and like you're asking me who mogs yeah if you if if the definition of
00:10:33.880 alpha male amongst more like like a mauger in today's context more like just someone who
00:10:40.060 who looks good yeah who looks good for you like who you look but in the entertainment world who
00:10:45.240 you like oh man that guy but i don't think i'm asking that question let me ask the question
00:10:48.240 antonio what i'm asking is who do you think today is a man's man who is winning in all aspects of
00:10:56.580 life not just looks or does that even matter to you do you even quantify that doesn't that doesn't
00:11:01.280 really matter because a lot of the times like the overly like red pill like man's man like stuff
00:11:07.020 you know smoking cigarettes and like doing all the drinking beer like this is so manly
00:11:11.500 it's actually like really cope no no not that kind of man talking about the man that
00:11:16.520 takes care of his family takes care of his loved one takes care of his friends looks good everywhere
00:11:21.080 gets up in the morning four four four o'clock every morning and works hard for his family who
00:11:25.680 looks fit and and hangry and hungry for life that guy and everything he does it's the traditional
00:11:31.560 gentleman um yeah that guy hmm well james bond you know what i mean that guy yeah someone like
00:11:39.040 that well i don't maybe my dad i mean my dad that's good every day oh yeah my mom doesn't
00:11:46.480 have to work yeah um paid for you know private education for me and my sister so that's good
00:11:52.440 i guess all you could say your your pops your dad yeah i love that i love that can you tell
00:11:57.360 can you say a little bit more about your dad uh yeah so my dad um started his own company back in
00:12:03.840 around 2000 um and i was born 2005 so shortly after that and uh i have a younger sister who's
00:12:14.160 you know five years younger than me as well and my dad has i don't know how much i should talk
00:12:20.260 that i don't want people to you know kind of like go in and mess with his company and stuff but
00:12:25.860 um yeah he does some like it consulting stuff so um works very hard so independently successful
00:12:32.680 correct and what did you see in him to say when i grow up i want to be like him in what areas
00:12:38.500 well it was kind of just the thing about uh there was like no trust fund set up nothing like that
00:12:44.940 and I was kind of raised in quite a similar way I mean I wasn't really getting any money from my
00:12:50.420 parents I got my first job when I was about 11 years old working for a scooter rental company
00:12:55.800 so I was walking around town picking up these lime scooters bringing them to my house and
00:13:01.080 charging them getting up at 6 a.m. every morning and bringing them outside so the way that you're
00:13:07.060 raised and you know that environment is quite important so I'm glad he kind of helped keep me
00:13:12.060 the same standard that he was raised at otherwise you know a lot of those kids with rich families
00:13:16.760 are quite spoiled and arrogant and it's just not something that's it's just classless clav if i
00:13:21.840 knew you at 14 years old we were in class together we're both 14 years old who were you at 14 years 0.51
00:13:28.080 old i you probably wouldn't know i was there i wouldn't probably say a word to anyone um i was
00:13:33.720 quite reserved growing up especially during my high school years uh once that whole covid thing
00:13:40.780 started and and people were starting to wear the mask online school that was kind of like 2020 was
00:13:46.280 march of 2020 was kind of like the last time i even attempted interaction um you know during like
00:13:53.300 my my school years so you were kind of to yourself yeah i mean i would go multiple days without
00:13:58.680 talking did you graduate from high school i did okay good yeah so i graduated one high school only
00:14:04.360 yes i went to five really yeah yeah i went to five different yeah i wasn't i wasn't a troublemaker
00:14:10.220 or anything in high school, I would kind of just, you know, be in the library, mainly doing the
00:14:15.420 research. Were you an A student? Yeah, I was a good student. Yeah, you're a good student. I can
00:14:19.200 see you doing really well in school. Yeah, I did well. I didn't really... Sports? Yeah, for the
00:14:25.920 first two years, but I wasn't good enough to play in college or anything. But you enjoyed playing
00:14:30.580 sports and staying fit and all that. Yeah, I did. I did. I mean, my main thing was getting away from
00:14:35.400 from uh sports and mainly shifting into weight lifting because i found it to be more productive
00:14:40.680 good for you and my parents kind of told me listen like you're not going any further than
00:14:44.800 sports like we're not going to spend the money um which is quite sensible and i think like when is
00:14:49.640 that light that clicked in for you to go i graduated from high school which is 18 right 17
00:14:54.400 and then at 20 you're on top of the world so what happened between that high school and go i'm going
00:14:59.520 to do this for my life right now that something clicked and i'm going to venture into social
00:15:03.880 media and it's more of like a brutal crash so what happened so right after that i i um go into my
00:15:10.640 senior summer um work my summer job everything and then i i go into university um so i was a
00:15:17.400 freshman majoring what what were you going to do uh just business administration that was kind of
00:15:21.860 like more of a placeholder type thing until i kind of figured it out because it's it's just too early
00:15:26.200 to say at 18. when did you get comfortable with cameras like if if 14 years old were their friends
00:15:31.500 creating content were there others that were youtubers in high school were there kids that you
00:15:35.660 kind of saw and said hey i got 828 subscribers was there anything like that in school
00:15:40.580 no no but in a weird way i was kind of always comfortable with talking to a camera
00:15:46.860 rather than talking to other people because i was talking to an audience that fully understood me
00:15:52.560 just on like these super niche forums that everyone had the same experiences it's not
00:15:58.580 like you're posting to youtube and people don't really get it like uh today's day and age i have
00:16:03.700 to go a lot further and explaining myself but back then when i was just posting on these like
00:16:08.940 small like niche groups it wasn't too hard so uh there's content that dates back to when i was like
00:16:15.080 you know 14 years old making youtube videos that's good um so there's a lot of different
00:16:19.560 stuff out there at 14 years old yeah i was just kind of recording myself more just like ranting
00:16:24.140 and and giving kind of updates i'm not sure why i did it but thank god i did you know it wound up
00:16:30.400 benefiting me but anyway i go into school and uh you know the fall of 2024 and i lasted about three
00:16:38.080 weeks and then um i i was documenting all the things that i was doing peptide related all this
00:16:43.940 kind of stuff someone sent it in anonymously to my school and um how early how old are you at this
00:16:49.700 time i would have been a freshman i would have been 18 or yeah 18 in college yes okay got it so
00:16:56.000 somebody sent it anonymously to school yeah and then uh i get back from the cafeteria there's all
00:17:01.140 my different peptides you know laid out in my room with a bunch of like administrators and uh yeah
00:17:06.860 that was the end of it how did you get introduced to peptides i got introduced to peptides just from
00:17:13.200 being on all these different forums you know a lot of like the ideology and you know different stuff
00:17:19.360 came from people talking about it and then me going a step further and researching
00:17:23.140 just further than anecdotes because you really can't take people's anecdotes on Reddit and stuff
00:17:28.600 and say, hey, I'm going to do this exact thing. You really need to be going to your doctor
00:17:32.560 as well as doing research yourself because I still think that blindly putting all your faith
00:17:38.800 into doctors who got their degrees 20 years ago is completely unideal.
00:17:43.820 I would even go further as to say that with the new ChatGPT models,
00:17:48.320 I actually trust ChatGPT for medical advice a lot more than I would trust your everyday MD.
00:17:52.940 But are you on TRT right now?
00:17:54.320 I am.
00:17:55.280 But don't you think that your testosterone level being at your age is the highest it will ever be?
00:17:59.800 Actually, are you blood-wise, on your blood work, are you low on T?
00:18:04.680 No, no.
00:18:05.520 So you want to be at the highest, what, 1,000 every day?
00:18:08.500 I want to be around 2,000.
00:18:10.100 2,000 every day?
00:18:11.200 2,000 and 2,000.
00:18:11.820 But doesn't that give you a little bit of like...
00:18:13.800 2,500 nanograms per deciliter yeah yeah so that's a lot so um something that's never been naturally
00:18:20.080 achieved so no you're right about that so yeah it's like I could be at a high level um you know
00:18:26.280 but if you know that if you will stop you'll never like you know it will change your metabolism is
00:18:31.620 so aggressively attached to that TRT right now at your young age that you'll never have basically
00:18:37.040 you'll be on it for the rest of your life right so your endocrine system uh goes on pause uh and
00:18:43.360 the longer that you're on you know and the longer that your your lsh and your fh aren't being 0.82
00:18:48.580 signaled yeah you're absolutely correct sex drive has got to be like i didn't tell you my right now 0.55
00:18:53.420 my trt is every day i got to have like oh yeah no absolutely my partner i'm having you know intimacy
00:18:59.280 seven days a week oh that's good that's good right but do you feel like your age would be even double
00:19:04.440 it because you're so much younger your testosterone is producing you know right yeah yeah yeah no 0.77
00:19:09.040 Usually I have sex like multiple times a day.
00:19:13.420 I'm still there at my age because of the TRT,
00:19:16.560 but to see him at his age going through that, it's fascinating.
00:19:19.100 So let me ask, what is your long-term vision?
00:19:22.540 Like do you sit there and say, by 40, by 50, by 60, I'd like to be here?
00:19:27.400 Is there a vision for your long-term?
00:19:29.600 No, no.
00:19:30.140 I just like to take things one step at a time
00:19:31.860 because I'm still kind of figuring things out.
00:19:34.000 I don't claim to be, you know, some expert, some completed package.
00:19:37.680 i think people kind of like the content that i create because it's still like you know i'm still
00:19:43.680 on the journey of figuring out how to be more charismatic how to be more sociable and interesting
00:19:50.080 when i'm talking to women you know all this kind of stuff um so like trying out different things
00:19:56.380 like for example i did a stream yesterday where we're doing cold approaches like working on you
00:20:01.080 know talking to girls and working on game so it's it's like i just don't know the way the world yet
00:20:06.880 you know i'm 20 years old it's not my job anything does anything concern you long term do you sit
00:20:11.920 there and say man i hope i get this part right and i hope i don't screw this part does anything
00:20:17.000 concern you long term i mean i have my concerns about society not myself i think just the direction
00:20:23.040 that dating is moving um he's a free flyer man he's just like living his life but i want to hear
00:20:27.800 from him so continue i'm listening so i just don't want people to start to form resent because of a
00:20:34.880 harsh dating market and loneliness often does that right when you look at this statistic that
00:20:40.860 two-thirds of men 18 to 21 haven't had sex in six months that is is really hard to say to those
00:20:47.480 people not to be uh depressed not to be resentful what's the age of the opposite sex what's the age
00:20:52.960 of these men that don't have you said 18 to 21 oh sorry i didn't hear that 18 to 20 okay yeah so 0.51
00:20:57.580 with this being like a large percentage of the population you just don't want people to do this
00:21:03.440 thing where they start you know hating on women and stuff and that's cringe that's not going to
00:21:09.780 get you anywhere just being super negative so we want people to to go on a different route
00:21:14.280 which i believe to be a lot more positive and taking up self-improvement um you know what i
00:21:19.840 mean i agree and i would be completely uh ignorant and just blatantly lying to say that yeah genetics
00:21:26.340 do play a huge role and person a and person b are gonna you know be able to achieve vastly different
00:21:32.640 results uh even with all the looks maxing in the world or no looks maxing in the world but it's good
00:21:38.240 to at least start somewhere because you can't marginally change your life by improving even
00:21:42.560 20 percentiles what do you think matters the most like if i ask both of you guys this question we
00:21:46.720 got three different guys um one guy's five seven you know he has a perfect 10 of a face like
00:21:55.660 flawless in your uh standards he's a 10 on his face but he makes 50 000 a year okay number two
00:22:02.160 is a guy whose name is Bobby first guy let's call him John the 5'7 perfect face makes 50k a year
00:22:08.240 Bobby's the second one he's 6'4 not really good looking average face makes 250 a year third one
00:22:15.420 is worth a hundred million dollars he's below average face 5'10 extremely charismatic who's
00:22:22.860 going to do better with women between the three well there's just a better with women in what way
00:22:31.220 because the person who is going to do the best with securing one-night stands
00:22:38.380 is going to be the 10 out of 10 face.
00:22:40.100 The person who might be able to have the most consistent long-term relationship
00:22:44.080 might be the person who offers the most financial stability.
00:22:48.440 So it's just like it really depends on your goals.
00:22:51.160 What exactly are you trying to do?
00:22:53.100 And I don't think that necessarily going for one-night stands
00:22:56.480 and slay streaks is something that's a productive thing.
00:23:00.140 So you could say, yeah, this person might be achieving the result, but the result is not leading to anything further.
00:23:07.020 It's actually a very thoughtful answer, you know, to think about it that way.
00:23:10.540 Because if you are trying to go to a nightclub and get one night stands, it's going to be the first guy.
00:23:17.520 What would you say to the answer here?
00:23:19.480 And nowadays, I say the $100 million guy will always get laid automatically.
00:23:25.280 That's just a short thing. 0.97
00:23:27.300 But the good-looking guy will find someone to sleep with.
00:23:31.360 Now, it depends what kind of guy that is.
00:23:33.300 You know, if he has high standards, you know, or whatever.
00:23:35.780 If he just wants to sleep with girls or whatever. 1.00
00:23:37.760 But also, I think times have changed where girls... 0.98
00:23:40.860 In America, girls are different than anywhere else around the world. 0.99
00:23:43.600 So we have to separate the two. 1.00
00:23:45.020 Like, European women or South Asia, they think differently. 1.00
00:23:48.680 American girls, I think, for the most part, 1.00
00:23:52.240 in the society we live in, in a realistic world, only care about money. 1.00
00:23:56.500 are you guys ready for this yeah you know beta bucks while alpha fucks just remember that yeah 0.87
00:24:03.920 say it again beta bucks while alpha fucks okay so what that basically means is um the guy with
00:24:11.380 all the money the hundred you know the hundred million dollars or whatever uh you know he's
00:24:15.660 basically just going to be offering the financial stability to get that relationship maybe buying
00:24:21.320 girls expensive items and putting them up in a huge multi-million dollar house um so yeah there's 1.00
00:24:28.100 that method that but that's being a beta the girl's not actually physically attracted to you 0.98
00:24:32.260 so the true love doesn't exist right whereas the alpha doesn't necessarily need to do all that 0.96
00:24:37.880 they're just going to be able to you know sleep with the girl upon meeting them um without any
00:24:44.360 of this effort involved also the alpha will also look for the true love if he finds do you believe
00:24:49.820 that you will find the one for you that you will be with and only her intimacy and everything else
00:24:55.680 um i'm a pretty optimistic guy oh do you want it do you want it would you yeah i think so i
00:25:01.360 that's uh no i certainly would hope that happens but just the way that dating is trending uh i
00:25:08.080 think it's it's very difficult but i i still it's difficult in finding that person or is it
00:25:12.600 difficult yeah just with the society that we live in but if you did find that person would you be
00:25:17.500 faithful to that person only and just say no matter who's here like if it was true you would
00:25:22.100 right yeah yeah but that's also a hard one too because i'm so incentivized with my career 20
00:25:27.400 years old i mean like you got the rest of your life well it's just like and you also have a
00:25:31.820 community of people that that watch you to you know go out into nightlife right and you know
00:25:37.160 pick pick up women because a lot of it is like a it's almost like a documentary and a showcasing
00:25:43.960 of the world and and where we are with with hypergamy when i go out and do these streams
00:25:49.320 and like because there's like a lot of like brutal black pills that that happen that you know you
00:25:54.000 just never guess like for example do you sleep with a different girl every night like seven like
00:25:58.980 for most part how do these girls feel like do they get attached to you do they i mean i would
00:26:03.600 think some of them probably don't want to leave you ever so what actually happens is the more 0.92
00:26:07.980 sexual partner someone has yeah the more their pair bonding abilities diminish right and this
00:26:13.000 is true what do you mean paribonding explain that um so there's different you know neurochemicals
00:26:18.260 that that release when you have sex right uh that are made to to create a bond between partners
00:26:23.560 right so that you know relationships can last but you're just damaging this process
00:26:27.660 the more sexual partners that you have as the male or as the female both okay it works in a
00:26:32.940 bit different oh so the neurochemistry is different but it still occurs to a degree for both please
00:26:37.960 continue um so anyway that just is less likely to occur when you're in a promiscuous environment
00:26:44.580 like miami where most people on the street if you ask them how many sexual partners have you
00:26:49.520 had it's in the double digits
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