4v4 Debate GOD Andrew Wilson vs. Feminists! Virgin GIGACHAD! Jaquan! Farha! | Dating Talk #124
Summary
In this episode of the Whatever Dating Talk podcast, host Brian Atlas is joined by his co-host, Kiki, and special guest, Farah Kalidi, to talk about their experiences in the online dating world.
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please tell us your name age occupation and where you're from go ahead uh hello my name is rosie
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jean i go by quirky love rose on the internet i am 32 just had my birthday a couple weeks ago i am a
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full-time patient care advocate for a specialty pharmacy specializing in oncology as well as a
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part-time vlogger on youtube and just on social media hanging out okay welcome what i am hi my name
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is farah kalidi i'm 24 years old um i'm a content creator on tiktok and instagram but my best content
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is on onlyfans.com hi haram oh age sorry i missed that 20 24 24 okay my bad go ahead uh misty marie
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i just had a birthday too and i'm an actress plus model and what else was the question name age
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occupation and uh location where are you from oh i'm from seattle but i reside in la okay all right
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hello my name is kimberly i'm 22 years old i'm a caregiver slash babysitter can i have you tilt
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tilt your mic down a bit there i'm a caregiver slash baby sorry age 22 22 okay and i'm from indio
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by coachella okay very cool uh my name is madison i'm 19 years old i'm from san diego california
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i'm a full-time student at santa barbara city college studying business i work for the whatever
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podcast and i'm a host at a bar the q phil 30 years old behavioral scientist certified relationship coach
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uh mason gregoire um as always uh primarily a christ follower um i am a mechanical engineer
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content creator uh competitive power lifter uh 27 years old all right welcome name is andrew wilson i'm
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the host of the crucible um so i i guess i'm mostly a content creator now i also work um kind of in the
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same type of field except in robotics um 39 years old happily married all right welcome everybody so
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we're gonna go around the table once more what's everybody's current relationship status so are you
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currently single talking stage situationship friends with benefits relationship married polycule sex cold
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tarum if you're single how long have you been single and what's the longest relationship you've ever
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been in go ahead all right so i am currently single by choice i've been single for two years after
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exiting an eight-year-long relationship i spent the majority of my 20s in and so i've just been
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choosing my own healing over relationships and i've been almost almost two years free of dating apps
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two years free of dating apps and um your most recent relationship was the eight-year one is that
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correct and that ended did you say how long ago so two years three years we ended ended it ended a
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couple times but it ended ended oh it uh it ended ended about
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june 2021 i believe okay yeah i think so what that's two two and a half years ago roughly yeah okay
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got it okay cool cool cool um by the way do you want to do your reveal thing yeah i guess yeah
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they wanted to be extra wonder here we go take the hat off my face yay do you want to pop your
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glasses off too i don't know they they had this coordinated thing going on here they wanted to do
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it that's what it was they called me stevie wonder last time because i wore a hat
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i was like i'll wear my sunglasses in solidarity so it's a sunglasses solidarity there you go
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far out why don't you take off yours while they're they they they're not corrected right
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they're just like they're very real there's no lens so i'm single i've been single for about a year
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and a half just um just fucking i'm single curve that answer curve that question i'm single and
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fabstinent my longest relationship was three years and i've been single for a year and a half
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single and fab fabstinent abstinent like fabulously abstinent yeah
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okay good times i am also single i've been single for about four years now my longest relationship
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was probably off and on like six seven years okay all right
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i'm single i've been single for a year and a half and my longest relationship was two years
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so you said single for a year and a half longest relationship two years okay i am not single i'm
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in a relationship my current one is my longest relationship it's been about a year and three
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months okay i'm single as in not married um i actively date uh longest relationship was three years
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wait didn't you have like a uh a main chick last time you're on is that still involved with her
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yeah okay all right yeah all right ride or die mason what about you uh currently single uh longest
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relationship a year yeah any lady friends sliding into the dms after your last appearance uh a few
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you know okay a couple and want to educate i suppose the panel and the people that are watching who
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aren't familiar with you um tell us a little you know little details about your situation a little
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details about my situation yeah so um i'm a virgin i'm sure that's what brian's trying to get out here
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um yeah it's uh it's for religious reasons well i mean as a christian it's something i'm convicted of
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i mean the bible speaks on it all the time so that's stance i take on that and uh i take it
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seriously and more so that you're also you're waiting till marriage yes i'm also waiting till
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marriage yeah that's more so what also exactly there you go yeah cool cool uh andrew what about
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you i've been married for a long time okay long time long time gotcha and all right cool so uh
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where do we begin um first i just wanted to say uh this panel is a little uh somewhat impromptu we
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we had three other people that were scheduled to be on but they canceled a couple hours before the
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show so unfortunately uh i got a statement from gabby too by the way she's got a text if you want me to
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read it for you there's there's a statement yeah it's not against you it's just like her current
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dating situation and oh yeah what do you mean what i thought it was an apology statement i might
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accept i might accept an apology statement but not certainly not a certainly not a here are my
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my dms are open she had to work she got booked on a on a paid gig and paid um oh what yeah that's
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fucking bullshit that's bullshit she works you know she's modeling for nike now
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yeah but we scheduled this with her like a month ago plus plus not only not because she was going
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to be the ride for somebody else she didn't come either uh no i think i was going to be the ride
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for that other person i think they you know she just kind of got the other girl maybe got nervous i
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don't really know what happened with that because they were going to ride with me oh they were going
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to ride with you i'm getting so many different i know the viewers probably are not privy to what i
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what's going on here oh i don't know but but she said that she was going to ride with gabby so i'm
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getting very different stories from from everybody i don't know so uh and you know what's crazy that
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girl that was going to come with you shannon she asked specifically for me to make this panel
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so because we were going to do a like a plus size panel that she was going to do it she didn't tell
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me she was in i was um gonna come with gabby no uh i mean we and we're pretty thorough with our
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reminders and check-ins and we sent her the last minute sometimes that can happen well yeah but
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what shannon said shannon told me that she are you friends with shannon but she didn't tell me that
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she had booked this with you shannon told me that she wasn't wasn't comfortable coming with you
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oh i don't know yeah i'll literally read you the messages so somebody i i believe you frankly but i
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think shannon is lying i don't uh gabby told me she had an emergency but you're telling me she had a
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booked oh is shannon the other girl that was supposed to come i don't know her that's probably
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why oh i thought you didn't know shannon no i was just going to be the ride she was like oh it's my
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friend so that that could be okay everything's changing i thought you're talking about a different
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shannon i didn't know that her name the other girl's name was shannon wait hold on let me just
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let me look at hold on i'm just curious i'm gonna look yeah shannon uh
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well in any case everything emergency she had to she had to go make money right yeah she told me
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she had an emergency but she got a paid uh gig but then that domino effect resulted in and then we
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had another person flake so it's just uh that's okay there's people that flake last time too and it
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turned out really good did it though yeah did it did it though all right well it is what it is we're
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we're gonna run with it um okay so it's it kind of throws my notes that i'd prepare it all because
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you know i spent three hours yesterday in any case um we're doing it live folks okay so um where do we
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begin uh oh i mean question so this originally was going to be a plus size panel uh so i want to ask
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the plus size women here would you date uh a plus size man uh start starting with you uh maybe i
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should i don't know if you i would you date women i do i do have a limit just not out of like not
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finding people of certain sizes attractive but just frankly logistically like because i'm not just fat
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i'm like fat fat and i'm very aware of that and um i just feel like i don't know there's this i just feel
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like it's sometimes we're like the aspects of dating make it more difficult you're saying like if the
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other person was it's like also was too heavy there would actually be logistical problems yeah i mean
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are we talking like like sexually yes sexual yeah i mean like i'm just gonna keep it a hundred you
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know what i mean like we appreciate that right that's exactly what it is so it's not
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so it's like i mean like dad bods are awesome like plus size guys are great but like once it
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gets to a certain point like if i lost more weight and i was dating someone who was heavier than it
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would probably not be as difficult yeah could i have you tilt your microphone down just a tad
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perfect like that that's perfect that's perfect yeah have you run into logistical problems like that
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before i mean not that i could think of i mean i have a pretty great sex life when i'm having one
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i'm just currently not is it theoretical logistical problems like you suspect like speculative you
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haven't tried it with like a really big guy but you just anticipate do you anticipate that there would
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be i mean basically uh okay okay so then um you the guy you're in an eight-year relationship was he
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more like a dad bod type guy i mean they mean there were points in our relationship where he was
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working out and he was he was in shape and then points where he had more of a dad bod yeah i mean
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okay um i don't really i i mean i'm also like bisexual like queer so um for me um in the aspects of
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dating yeah the like the attraction's important but i have many different types and i'm not
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gotcha i'm very non-judgmental and open-minded so would you have the same logistical issues if it
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was a girl i mean probably not no huh wait so um i guess to answer the original question though
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um would you you date a plus size guy also or yeah okay i would just like because like
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in the like categories there's like different categories for plus size people and what i'm
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considered is like a super fat and so when you're just i'm just a lot heavier and what what are the
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uh just because i'm curious and i don't know what are the different categories is it actually it's
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like mid-size and there's another there's like something in between super fat and mid-size and i
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just can't remember what it is and then above that is infinity fat and like yeah that's like
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infinity fat yeah infinity i've never has anybody else heard i've never heard no wait that's a
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new term for me infinity you're saying no infinity no infinity fat infinity infinity wait what is what
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is infinity uh someone who's above a 6x wait infinity fat like at that point it's just stretch
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so is that like an american 6x or is it like a japanese there's there's fatigories
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is that what they're called fat i just googled it yeah and i searched that's like that's like
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the terminology within fat acceptance movements yeah i've recently been speaking out against
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my experiences and i was a part of the body positivity spaces since like 2013 yeah and um i
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i i i had a tiktok that i was a part of from another podcast interview i did yeah that went
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really viral and um that experience was was crazy but um that was like i that interview happened right
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before i did a collaboration with obese to beast and um like right before i really have been i've been
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on this trajectory like a like of a healing journey like mental health wise and now i'm like working a
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lot more my physical health i'm from my highest i'm down like i think 60 or 80 pounds okay and um
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actually like i i'm like i'm documenting all this on my youtube but i just got approved from
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manjaro and i'm like starting that process and i left the fat acceptance movements like officially
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a couple months back because oh you left yeah the fat acceptance movement yeah like what what is
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there's a lot of problematic aspects to it but it did a lot of good for me in other parts of my life
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and yeah like learning to love myself and accept myself okay because you have to be your own best
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friend you know so you're trying you're trying to uh do you have a goal weight in mind or uh not
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really my goal is to go horseback riding and ride roller coasters that's my goal okay what's the tip
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does anybody know that i think the typical i don't know horseback i think it's like probably around
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two two fifty i think it's two fifty yeah and so i pulled it up here the the the fatigories not
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that's what they're called yeah it's not it's not rude yeah just i mean i don't want to get
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canceled i prefer the term fat versus bullshit like chubby and fluffy and shit like that i like being
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called chubby respectfully okay oh okay all right respectfully you know what i mean so hey per
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person but also look at me i'm not chubby so and i know what i mean i pulled up the for for the the
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fat spectrum there's small fats mid fats large fats super fats and infinity fats yes wow interesting
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okay yes um is there incentives to stay in those categories is it like maybe if you're talking to
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a feeder what's a feeder someone who will try to pay you to eat they like make they like they think
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it's hot and they try to get you to eat and they like give you money for it yeah i'm an xof model
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oh i left what does that mean uh i used to be on only fans and i was i used to be in those spaces
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online i thought about farah collab in the works yeah let's do it uh she does yeah no i know yeah i
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think i've actually seen your tiktoks like i said you look familiar and then you said i was like oh yeah
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i think i've seen you on my free what was what was the tiktok that you said went viral for you
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the world on the same podcast was it about the the incel oh actually the one that went viral
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viral was me talking about being groomed into feederism by my stalker oh shit okay yeah that's
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a whole thing um but i was i mean and the big misconception on the internet is that that's
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what i blame my weight gain on which it wasn't i joined when i was already where they pretty
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much want you to be um i don't have we had another clip from you pulled up but we don't have the one
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about the the feeder thing okay so if you want yeah how long is that tiktok uh it's a it should
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be only a minute it's a minute yeah do you want to just do you want to just tell us basically what
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you say in the tip oh man it's been a while since i've watched it but i basically just talked
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about like i just basically explained what feederism is and actually more specifically death
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feederism which was like the hyper fixation of my stalker um maybe we just pull up the tiktok
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yeah we're all insane is like her tiktok name what what should we oh wait she posted it on her
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tiktok yeah that's what if you're able to look look that up for us it's called you we're all
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insane yes her name is devora by the way she's amazing she gives uh people platforms to like
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discuss on their like more serious topics like it's pretty heavy seem like a good i've watched some
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of it yeah she just kind of sits back and lets you talk and is she in la uh no maryland actually
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maryland yeah yeah yeah out in the sticks yeah well i flew up there for that and it was a really
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great experience she's so warm and welcoming i love her gotcha while nick gets that pulled up yeah
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the insult one or the other one okay hi my name is rosie and i was groomed into feederism
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feederism is a kink like a sexual kink regarding feeding someone generally for the purpose of them
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being fat or getting fat or gaining weight there's a big umbrella when it comes to feederism and the
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thing about this guy is i think he was into what's called death feederism and death feederism is what
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it sounds like it's feeding someone to the point of getting so fat and so big that they die
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that's is that like the movie seven yes yeah yeah wait where do you see that at where's seven where
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can you watch that yeah that's brad brad pitt i think there was a scene in the movie where
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they made a this it was like a serial killer guy made him eat made a dude eat himself to death i
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mean that's the like that's incredible that's like the torturous like darkest like twistedest
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yeah oh yeah the most dramatized that's a little bit extreme right and this that that's the point
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like death feederism is the most extreme version of it but really it's like the accumulation of like
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what the smaller parts of it that seem more innocent more incestuous and that was the relation
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your eight year was that no oh okay i had a stalker it was the same timeline and it's a long story i
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won't be bothered getting into here because i'd be dominating conversation but i just have one
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question how do you know the difference between the person who wants you to die from feederism
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and the regular feederism don't doesn't it all that seems like they all would want you to die
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that's a great question and uh yes and no yeah because most of them just don't care about whether
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or not you're gonna die because they're getting the rocks off um so that's not an aspect to them
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some of them are turned on by the extremity and the uh i guess the control of some sort yeah it is and
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i mean what a lot of people present it as is like it's like being nurtured and cared for but what it
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is is it's actually like the toxic version of that because the real incentive is um there's aspects of
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it where some were and it's not i'm not speaking for everyone because some people especially in the
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community hate me because i talk about my experiences and how i really feel about it now since i've left it
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um but they like worst parts within that sphere it's like trying to hold someone down or um because
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of society's perception of women's bodies they see it as like a oh like other men won't find her
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attractive it's like you know the incentive of being immobilized or whatever is like about control
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and that's for the worst and the darkest parts of it but unfortunately it's very prevalent in like
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the um communities i'm not going to say the name of the website for several reasons but there's a
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specific website where like you really see it in extremity and the the community within feederism
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allows people to really just kind of sit in their their like you know what's the word i'm looking for
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um like it's a lot on my head but basically like
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well i have a question yeah sorry that's totally totally fine um so how you said the guy who was
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trying to feed you to the point where you could potentially croak well well what i said did you
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date did you date that guy or he was like my stalker so i met them i met my ex and my stalker within
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three days of each other um we met offline and i really quickly realized i wasn't into the other
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guy and wanted to start to the other guy he blackmailed me he um basically made it to where
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like i couldn't remove him from my socials or he showed me like his abilities to clone phone numbers
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um like hack people like it was insane stuff and so i'm just giving you the really brief version
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yeah how long ago was this so um i met them some i think at some point in 2012 2013
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and um i met them separately and i was very and it was basically one of those things where i was
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just like talking to people to potentially date and said it's a stalker i picked who i wanted to
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date who wasn't the stalker yeah and then the stalker um i mean in in uh 2021 was when he like
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hacked my cash app and cloned my phone number and did a whole bunch of stuff because he played the
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long game when i finally blocked him that's when he he kept his word to me is he still um i scared
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him off because i got background checks i got his information the police didn't help me so i let him
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know i was gonna blow his life up if he didn't leave me alone well sorry to hear you went through that
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that's uh how was he um how was he grooming you into feederism i'm gonna be careful what i say
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because of how the topics go i talk about this in detail on that podcast but essentially um
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in the coercion of things that happened i was forced to meet him in person when i didn't want to
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because i had family in a city where he lived okay and if i didn't things were gonna transpire yeah we
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don't need to we don't need to go but anyway basically it might yeah exactly so but that
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scenario had something happen related to the topic and then in the conversations where i was forced to
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talk to him and i and i knew that i could not talk to him he continued those conversations and the
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negging and several other things that the man knew i was yeah and we can definitely try to revisit it
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um i just want to get misty in here um so would you date a uh plus-size guy um i have once okay are
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you attracted to plus-size guys i'm attracted to intelligent guys who have active lifestyles
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who will treat me like a princess doesn't really answer the question though because i don't really
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believe that it's going to be like you know like i could say no and then someone could there's someone
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could like change my mind and so then i was wrong well do you remember like for example last episode
00:26:27.680
we had i forgot her name uh what was her name the girl that was sitting there do you recall i'm not
00:26:33.860
the name girl but she was really sweet yeah sweet girl but she said um that she doesn't she's also
00:26:38.220
plus-size and she's like not attracted to overweight plus-size guys uh so yeah that what she was talking
00:26:47.140
about was was more of a self-esteem issue she said she didn't want to be like that so she thought
00:26:51.260
that that was going to lift her up and like make her something yeah for me um i don't i don't know i
00:26:56.860
just when you say you could change your mind doesn't that infer that right now though you wouldn't
00:27:03.600
um it would depend on the person it really would it would depend on the person um the dates that i've
00:27:10.600
gone and recently haven't been so uh like if it was just in a vacuum just their looks so i mean
00:27:19.760
obviously if you meet somebody online you're probably going to like ask them a couple questions
00:27:24.180
to figure out do i like this person but so i guess just looks wise would you be attracted to someone
00:27:31.300
who's plus size it really would depend it really really would depend it really would um genuinely
00:27:36.320
generally i'm attracted to like athletic toward built um my exes i've all been pretty athletic and
00:27:43.620
the guys i'm talking to now are athletic so but that's also because i'm i was an athlete growing up
00:27:50.260
and so i was always very active um i was also chubby then but um so that's just part of my lifestyle so i
00:27:56.400
think that's probably what i'm around like what i see at the gym or so i guess it would have to be
00:28:01.380
like so i just tell me if this is a fair assumption so you probably say that you're not
00:28:08.660
inherently attracted to plus size guys but you would be attracted to the other things that they
00:28:14.680
would be able to offer so like say they depend though it really would because there's plus size
00:28:19.560
men that are really really attractive well can i can i take a stab at this maybe so assume that you
00:28:25.240
had two men and they all had the same personality traits that you just loved but one was super fit and
00:28:30.640
one was not right if you had to choose one of those even though their personality traits you
00:28:36.820
loved loved them the same which one would you choose who has the bigger
00:28:39.680
who's got the okay they have the same size dick i guess the one who could go longer
00:28:46.880
no okay they both go the same length well then i guess it wouldn't matter can i have them both
00:28:52.220
no you just get one which one would you pick i don't know that i would i don't know like that's
00:28:57.060
for me that's the what ifs are so crazy but like i don't know like right because i'd have to have it
00:29:01.880
happen and like in what world would that happen well i mean it doesn't need to map onto reality
00:29:07.000
it's just testing it's just testing the preference right yeah so but i just i couldn't tell you like
00:29:12.740
i would really it would have to happen for me to be like yes for sure because life and i'm a strict
00:29:17.500
believer in like universe and everything happens for a reason has so many times shown me the exact
00:29:22.380
opposite of something i thought that i don't i'm not going to claim to be like oh no not this
00:29:26.800
huh um so i mean and to be fair i mean i've also changed men's mind about they don't want to date a
00:29:34.260
plus girl and they're like but i'm into you so i'm i'm i don't know i just you love those looks brian
00:29:40.580
well i don't know what you're talking about uh okay so the answer sounds like a no you can call
00:29:48.700
what you want to call it i'm i'm not not into it it just it depends avoiding saying no are you on
00:29:53.360
dating apps i am on dating apps so the people that you're swiping right on are they would you say that
00:29:58.520
they're i would say i'm looking at how tall they are um what is their job and what is their like
00:30:04.020
pictures showing um i've swiped yes to both yeah yeah especially if they look like if they say things
00:30:13.760
that are gonna make me like feel good like you know i'm i'm a nice guy i don't know what they
00:30:18.420
would say but something something that would make me be like oh he seems cool she got a paid gig
00:30:25.800
she got a paid gig and she knows it hours before the show sorry i'm just still caught up on that
00:30:35.720
inspector gadget over here like wouldn't you and she she got a paid gig on a sunday i know that she
00:30:42.320
loves you so much though sorry i'm just salty about this um i i'm still confused about the
00:30:48.620
inspector gadget yeah that was that got me because he's trying to like make his wheels turn to try to
00:30:53.280
figure something out you guys never watched inspector gadget no i watched you know in advance if there's
00:30:57.820
a paid gig so and how many gigs are on like sundays like oh man i would say like sherlock holmes
00:31:04.940
okay that would have been cool too yeah usually like say inspector gadget because there's gadgets
00:31:09.940
involved exactly because like arm pops off that comes to my mind wait so were you uh your answer
00:31:17.440
to the would you date a plus size guy yeah yeah okay and fuck it we'll just ask the whole table
00:31:23.360
would you date a plus size guy yes okay i is there any room for this is it too tight yeah okay that's
00:31:31.520
fine that's fine just go ahead um i have like a limit like i like dad bods okay i like dad you
00:31:39.460
like dad bods all right truthfully no what if so you're currently dating frankie right what if frankie
00:31:46.280
just like i went to chow town and just i would never let him get to that point what if he what do you
00:31:52.360
mean frankie's a giga chad alpha male what do you mean you wouldn't let him get to the point he's just
00:31:58.000
like i don't care what you have to say madison i'm gonna eat chick-fil-a every day frankie are you
00:32:02.820
listening bro just start eating a bunch of pizza no i'm like what if frankie just started putting
00:32:08.760
down the pizzas i feel like frankie's gonna date him but still i would never let him get to that point
00:32:14.260
what do you mean let him what if he just did what if he just started i'm the person that feeds him
00:32:18.820
i'm the person that cooks for him you cook for him okay i'm not gonna oh yeah you guys live
00:32:22.840
together right yeah um what if he was like behind your back when you went to work he like had a
00:32:30.840
bunch of snacks and shit and you didn't know about it he does eat a lot he just has an issue with
00:32:36.760
gaining a lot of weight so it's not even like i have to put him on my diet there you go yeah
00:32:41.160
i'm getting a little chubby i'm getting a little chubby but uh okay all right so uh but if he got
00:32:47.820
what let's say just he happened to you know he had like some storage unit somewhere and during the
00:32:53.480
day he would just run to the storage unit and chow down that's fair yeah maybe i would think about
00:32:58.320
it okay all right uh what and asking the men here would you guys date a plus-sized woman
00:33:04.560
no no no no never what about thick girl depends on how you define thick thick is very different
00:33:17.120
yeah it depends on how you define thick okay i mean i like a good waist to hit ratio i like a
00:33:22.860
little bit of i like thick thighs i guess you could say um i need a little bit of recoil but
00:33:28.240
not recoil yeah i need a little bit of recoil okay i need a little bit of recoil back shots gotta look
00:33:33.560
crazy um but in terms of like the midsection like arm flap things like that i'm not attracted to that
00:33:43.040
so okay um mason what about you yeah um uh yeah i probably wouldn't i mean like what if she was a
00:33:53.560
what if she was like a christian virgin though well that's what the girl was last time she she was a
00:34:00.780
virgin member yeah and she was christian so also this would have been perfect a match made in heaven
00:34:07.200
so like i don't know the way i kind of look at it so i mean gluttony in the bible is defined as a sin
00:34:17.900
and it's not just like it's not gluttony just in the sense of eating a ton of food it's like also
00:34:24.360
partaking in other things too much so but it can pertain to food so in that sense it would be like
00:34:30.540
so you're you have the sin of gluttony but then you take it all the way to its final stage which is
00:34:36.800
being overweight um so i would say it's a heart issue but also there is like it is like an illness
00:34:45.300
or disease so like there are there are mental things that uh play into being overweight that have
00:34:53.760
to be taken into account it's not just as simple as eat less and exercise more i mean it is as simple
00:34:59.460
as that but it's not as simple as that because if you did those things you would lose weight but at
00:35:04.940
the same time you have to take into account the psychological effects so i understand that but
00:35:09.380
then so i see it as like a sin issue i also have a pretty active lifestyle i want someone to be able
00:35:15.260
to do stuff with me someone who takes care of their body that's a high priority for them because
00:35:19.320
it's high priority for me it's also just what i find attractive so it's just all of those things
00:35:24.360
kind of put together so if they had like some sort of illness that predisposes them to be obese so
00:35:28.660
they're not sinning they're not being gluttonous maybe they consume less calories than you would you
00:35:32.520
take that into account or are you still just not attracted to it so okay
00:35:35.860
what it's impossible to be in a caloric deficit and gain weight so if they're eating in a caloric
00:35:47.480
deficit it is a physical impossibility to gain weight so is that true i'm pretty sure you could
00:35:54.560
just have a super low metabolism that's that's well so that's caloric deficit means that you are
00:36:01.920
eating less than your body is using so you you in order to be in a caloric deficit you have to be
00:36:09.740
using more than you're consuming it's like if you're if you it's like saying that i could if i put
00:36:16.960
less gas in my car than it needs to actually make a trip that it could make that trip that's impossible
00:36:22.300
right so maybe they're not in a caloric deficit but they're also not being gluttonous is my point
00:36:25.960
well so if they are overweight and say they're just in a maintenance stage like they're maintaining
00:36:33.940
their weight but if they are overweight it's also in the bible we're called to steward things well
00:36:41.980
steward things wisely our health as well as our finances all of our resources whatever so i want
00:36:47.700
them to steward their health well as well so if there are plenty of uh negatives to being overweight
00:36:55.800
in the area of health and i would want them to work with me so that we can hopefully get that down
00:37:02.480
because i want them to be around with me for a very long time i want them to see my like our grandkids
00:37:08.040
maybe great grandkids that'd be pretty sweet but yeah i think being overweight would limit their
00:37:15.140
ability to do so okay so you'd feel like equal repulsion to someone who's also like unhealthily
00:37:20.240
underweight exactly yeah okay and if you were married to a woman and she birthed your child and
00:37:24.620
then you know she had some trouble pushing off the weight afterwards would you be lenient with her
00:37:29.400
oh yeah of course i mean would you consider her gluttonous for maybe like spending a few years
00:37:34.160
i don't know just enjoying her mommy weight well so i don't know well if she's i i would want her to
00:37:41.120
probably maintain her active lifestyle so like uh there's a lot of research that's been done into
00:37:46.880
so people or women who have uh as they're pregnant studies into is it safe for them to exercise while
00:37:55.940
pregnant uh i know in the power lifting world so squat bench and deadlift uh it is perfectly safe to
00:38:02.880
maintain your habits in the gym as long as there's like no discomfort like if it's it's painful okay
00:38:10.020
maybe we'll like change the exercise selection but it's safe to maintain physical activity while pregnant
00:38:15.720
and then afterward like of course i'm not gonna like dump my wife if she gains a little weight after
00:38:21.780
she's pregnant like i'm gonna try to work with her on that because i love her more than just like
00:38:28.360
her physical appearance and i appreciate you saying um the aspect about the uh you know it being
00:38:36.340
mental and not just down to caloric because like that's the mechanics of it but the entire compassing
00:38:42.760
issue especially i mean like i for me specifically it is far more complicated than just um eating less
00:38:51.340
because i mean i do i have multiple eating disorders i have multiple uh chronic illnesses and invisible
00:38:57.580
disability i mean i'm i'm considered disabled with the diagnosis that i have and that's not my weight
00:39:04.560
outside of my weight i'm yeah and whale underscore whale underscore whale donated two hundred dollars
00:39:20.860
thank you thank you that's good two hundred dollars make it longer next time just to say that
00:39:33.320
do a beat so we can rap to it whale whale whale all right we have uh brady beard here brian i don't
00:39:40.180
even know what to say lol you're really you've really outdone yourself with this panel from maddie
00:39:43.600
to the left it's nice to see you all uh based christ is lord okay there you have it thank you
00:39:49.980
whoops hold on just one sec um well you're married so i don't know if it's that's fine i'll speak to it
00:39:57.820
my wife put on some weight after she's had many children so yeah she put on some weight took her a few
00:40:04.240
years to burn it off now i might just have different preferences because i didn't know i just didn't
00:40:09.120
even really notice it very much um that's just me personally right but it could be that frog in the
00:40:16.120
boiler effect where just because it happened gradually over time i just didn't really pay
00:40:20.700
much attention to it but then she burned most of it off so you know i just didn't didn't think much
00:40:26.860
about it honestly there you go folks are you the same just out of curiosity as you were
00:40:31.680
are you the same as you yeah i haven't really fluctuated much in weight my whole life okay not
00:40:38.340
much how about you brian would you date a plus-sized lady would you date a plus-sized woman
00:40:49.860
plus size labia the biggest one you've ever seen
00:40:56.100
the biggest one i've ever seen like yeah how plus size are we talking do all plus-sized women
00:41:02.160
have plus-sized no that's no no that's not how that works that's like asking about a guy's
00:41:07.820
you know sometimes it's not maybe i give it a chance you know okay yeah it's gotta be you change
00:41:17.220
your tune a little from last time last time you were like hell no we won't go
00:41:20.380
i mean i'm still pretty much on that oh well i don't know that's not what the people just heard
00:41:25.520
my being a hypocrite i don't know uh not a hypocrite but who knows you threw in the caveat of she has
00:41:33.240
like for example if if she was also like a billionaire and she's like brian let me just
00:41:37.840
retire you marry you without a prenup i might have to go for it you might you'd be like yes mommy
00:41:45.920
take me stop oprah any billionaire are you kidding what's the lifestyle like
00:41:51.160
you gotta wear a collar be on your knees uphold my whoa okay no no no i ain't doing no you're not
00:41:58.660
gonna do that that's the thing you won't do for your bill for a billionaire yeah no no no he's got
00:42:04.580
pride i can't like be a what what's that called a sub or whatever i don't know i couldn't be a sub
00:42:10.500
maybe you're just for i don't know for that i don't know chat would you guys do it would you uh
00:42:16.180
like let's say you you run into a billionaire woman who will retire you so let's say you're a
00:42:21.340
bricklayer making i don't know 70 000 a year i don't know maybe more maybe less and you don't have
00:42:27.420
to do that back back breaking work anymore but no but she wants to three times a week walk you
00:42:36.820
around a collar on the house around the house that's gonna be a yes yes for me i don't think so
00:42:42.160
i don't think so uh okay what'd you say you were into last time what if it's shorter asian
00:42:48.940
you said short chubby asian ladies you said you kind of like i could i could see you're the big lady
00:42:53.380
i think she's gonna walk you a little chubby i can do a little chubby but like i don't know if i
00:42:58.080
could date no no hate or anything just my personal preference i don't think i could
00:43:02.780
date like a plus size plus size woman a little belly fat that's okay a little chubby
00:43:09.400
yeah i can i can do it i don't know why i'm talking like tony soprano now
00:43:20.400
i like inspector gadget it's my kind of go-to you're right there's no hate on inspector gadget
00:43:26.380
aren't you are you a singer oh god it sounds like i do but no oh okay i can like hum pretty
00:43:31.900
fiercely i was gonna see if you could sing the inspector gadget theme
00:43:41.340
okay i like you i missed the whole go gadget go part
00:43:47.140
wait oh okay we got it so okay we got we got single single single
00:43:54.120
single single relationship and then single single single okay good um so you said you've been
00:44:01.460
single for two years correct yes about about so okay and by choice by choice um are you said you
00:44:10.080
used to do of are you still doing it or not i used to do it well i used to so before i actually made
00:44:15.860
an of i did like i i've always compared it to like the high-end escorting version of virtual content
00:44:26.520
creation where i just kept like a google drive and i would only sell privately through me for like
00:44:32.260
i and i wouldn't go below a certain monetary number like you had to spend a minimum this much and you
00:44:38.860
would get what you paid for but um i didn't have streaming services like of or any clip sites
00:44:45.280
because i had had some issues with people on the internet in the past and so um i just felt it felt
00:44:53.680
safer even though it's technically not but i did eventually create an of and then um not long after
00:44:59.780
that i left because i left those communities like entirely right well so uh you've been single by
00:45:07.240
choice for two years but in that two-year period i mean have you been maybe you didn't have a
00:45:11.840
boyfriend but were you dating any situationships friends with benefits anything like that or no
00:45:16.520
i mean i have like a couple like you got a roster long-standing like situationships if they come to
00:45:23.120
like fly to see me okay um and it's like one of them i saw like in february just because life's busy
00:45:30.980
you know they have like a high-paying like important jobs so yeah i always i used to see them
00:45:37.000
like more regularly but eventually just kind of like fizzled out because i used to also live
00:45:41.760
closer to them so that changed things too okay so you you it sounds like you have currently a couple
00:45:49.260
ongoing yeah like if we talk we talk and like with so good terms and yeah um in the past you know
00:45:57.320
a couple years especially i've just been more hyper focused on myself and like i want to have like
00:46:05.000
a long-standing committed relationship that's my goal whatever that looks like and um i also have
00:46:11.700
just kind of realized that like the frivolous dating the like dating app games the meeting for
00:46:17.920
coffee and like um going on dates every other week life is just not what i want i want something a lot
00:46:24.320
more like real and emotion based and the current dating field and dating game just grosses me out
00:46:31.860
and it's just um it's just something that i don't want to put a ton of energy into and it's just like
00:46:40.400
people like playing games or whatever you mean you know how it is i know how it is yeah it's i know
00:46:46.020
it's terrible if you've ever been on a dating app you know what it's like you got tinder you got
00:46:50.800
bumble hinge all these apps farmers only christian mingle these apps you know maybe have you tried
00:46:57.500
that one mason um so when's the last time you were on a date recently any recent you know prospects or
00:47:05.600
not so much not recent but i did go on dates like once i moved to florida so i moved to florida
00:47:11.000
when was that in october of 2021 okay and so my initial thought process was kind of like
00:47:18.580
um getting under someone to get over them and i did that for like a month or two and then i was
00:47:23.100
like i'm out this is this is dumb like wait get get under under someone to get over oh yeah like i
00:47:28.700
had that mindset and then i realized that like that's that's not healthy and you said that lasted
00:47:36.460
for like a month a month period a month a couple months like because i i was like um facebook dating
00:47:43.500
and bumble specifically and so how frequently were you going on dates during that period um sometimes
00:47:49.040
it was like two a weekend sometimes it was like every other week it just kind of depends i mean i um
00:47:56.220
i was i think i was working a part-time job at that point because i was still kind of recovering
00:48:02.340
from some stuff yeah i like took a break from working for a little bit and and so how long um
00:48:07.760
so you said you were going on a couple days um you said get under someone to get over someone
00:48:13.460
so we're talking kind of like just casual hookups type stuff well you like the first couple times yes
00:48:20.040
like because the first guy i met up with um he had a really weird name his name i don't want to say
00:48:28.000
it but it was it was it was fish fish his name was fish fish dead ass like his legal name like the
00:48:36.100
animal his legal name i mean i did did i ask for an id no but that he went by fish and i was like
00:48:43.320
yeah like it's just fish was he pescatarian by chance we didn't get to know each other that well
00:48:49.540
i was still emotionally very unavailable at that point so pescatarians don't eat fish yeah yeah
00:48:55.240
yeah that's correct that is correct oh they only he's a seventh day adventist okay yes wait so
00:49:02.880
question for the ladies related to fish here if you were dating a guy named fish would that make
00:49:10.360
dirty talk a little difficult oh fish yes yeah feels so good no by the time that's happening i
00:49:19.680
probably like you a lot i'm probably used to your weird name so i'm probably gonna have fun with it
00:49:23.300
if i if i was dating a girl named fish i would have to change her name i'd have to call her like f dog
00:49:29.060
is that better that's yeah i think it would be better i think it'd be better why oh f dogs better
00:49:39.660
than oh fish i don't know i don't know i don't know okay i didn't think it through i didn't fully think
00:49:44.860
it through um wait so okay his the first guy was named fish and uh any uh any other you know
00:49:55.100
situations um i think the most and this is just thinking to this isn't even when i was dating in
00:50:00.460
georgia but um because we my ex and i we broke up for nine months yeah like four or five years
00:50:06.420
under the relationship and um that was a time but in florida i think the most notable date because
00:50:15.500
like i went on like a couple ones like with dinner dates whatever um especially like because like my
00:50:22.140
first couple dates i was just kind of like like i said that was my mentality and then i was like i'm
00:50:26.520
out and then i started trying to do like more like structured dating like actually trying to find
00:50:31.800
something serious yeah and then i was like oh i'm not ready so that's when i backed out i was like
00:50:36.100
because i'm not you backed out totally yeah that's when i quit dating apps i've been it's been about a
00:50:41.020
year at least a year and a half i don't see i just one day out of the blue decided to quit dating apps
00:50:46.400
and i didn't even realize it that i was going to make it a thing for a couple months so i don't know
00:50:50.960
i don't remember the exact pinpointed time right but i know it for sure a year and a half and um
00:50:57.240
but the other one was when i went out with uh a guy with one leg damn yeah i dating in florida is
00:51:05.560
weird amputee yeah yeah dating in florida is weird that's the problem it's where i live
00:51:10.080
and i was like i'm out where are you meeting guys if you're not using dating apps at the time i was
00:51:16.640
using them and that's this was so those were my stories before i quit because i decided i didn't
00:51:22.360
just quit dating apps i quit dating period and i did some like light talking phases but nothing
00:51:27.680
stuck and i've only been like feeling like in the past couple months that i might even be ready to
00:51:33.760
start dating again i've just been i've been flirting with the idea of downloading the apps again but i just
00:51:38.080
haven't like during your uh get under someone phase how many people did you get under in florida a
00:51:49.360
couple a couple a couple one leg guy was one of them yes you got under one leg go
00:51:54.720
talk about logistics well yeah did that create logistical problems actually it made it easier
00:52:02.960
oh easier i could kind of see that me too i can it's one less lip yeah but how did he get leverage
00:52:12.960
there's ways when he crawled on top of you when there's a will there's a way he probably he has
00:52:21.720
a uh what's it called a prosthetic yeah right no he didn't no she mean like one leg oh okay
00:52:28.120
no i mean i mean at least during he didn't wait so not two legs then
00:52:31.760
i kind of i would date an amputee i mean me too that's what i'm saying it was it was chill
00:52:39.960
well it's easier for us again i was just so emotionally like not available have you have
00:52:45.400
you been with no i'm just saying like in in hypothetically logistically no yeah it's easier
00:52:51.640
for us yeah today that's today an amputee then amputee date yeah because yeah i would i would go
00:53:00.840
for a w double amputee oh my god whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa nick jesus christ this guy's gonna get me
00:53:07.880
fucking canceled over it's not even on the show okay um like would it have to be a configuration
00:53:12.580
though could it be like both arms or both legs or does it have to be one leg and one arm
00:53:17.520
i'd want double leg that's what he was meaning i'd want double leg amputee okay what do you object
00:53:26.360
to my sexual preferences hello not at all go for the gold please don't discriminate against people
00:53:33.020
who are disabled would never begin i don't know with you brian ableism that's very ableist of you
00:53:37.280
to ladies he's screaming your name if you have missing two legs brian wants you yeah i'll accept one
00:53:44.500
missing leg because i'm a nice guy yeah it's only because you'll be under four feet two i'd prefer
00:53:49.720
two missing legs but i'll do so that's you know i want so she can't run away brian
00:54:01.380
he set me up for that one man good talk um wait so okay um
00:54:08.100
now and right now you're not dating at all pretty much you're just kind of doing your own thing well
00:54:13.000
like i said i've been like before you you reached out i was i i started like about a month prior i was
00:54:19.900
like thinking about it realizing i feel like i'm ready but i've just been like dealing with a lot
00:54:24.840
of other stuff and i've i've other things that are higher priority to me and i'm really kind of
00:54:29.480
subscribed to the belief that like what's meant to be will be and i'm not trying to force anything i'm
00:54:34.780
not i'm not desperate for a relationship i would much rather be single and die alone than being an
00:54:41.380
unfulfilled unhappy or abusive relationship and so for me it's like the right person the right
00:54:47.640
connection will come if it's meant to be and and i feel like you have you've got riz so like
00:54:53.520
thank you if you wanted to do you think you could like pretty quickly like get a new guy
00:54:58.960
i know that if i didn't give a shit about the quality of the relationship i could get a boyfriend
00:55:03.600
in five seconds in five seconds i i do and people if you want to think i'm delusional no i mean not
00:55:09.460
you just people people people in general want to think i'm delusional i know that they're wrong and
00:55:14.700
they live in a very like binary understanding of love and attraction and they're not willing to see
00:55:22.380
things like outside of a different perspective so people who are like committed to misunderstanding me
00:55:28.580
or the plus love experience i have no interest in debating the validity of my right to have love
00:55:36.400
did you uh after your kind of you've had some viral moments recently did you get uh a lot of
00:55:43.020
uh people dming you like with a romantic interest like they wanted to not to sound not to sound cocky
00:55:49.500
but that's that's that's something that continually happens and so yeah i just don't take it seriously
00:55:54.600
unless i think it's like because i have standards i have things that i want and things that are
00:55:58.980
important to me and like attraction is important and and also just other certain things so i believe that
00:56:08.340
both people should mutually be super excited to be together and if that's not there then i'm not
00:56:13.840
interested i see and you mentioned uh you've got standards what do you consider yourself picky
00:56:18.740
yes and no i feel like i just know what i want and i'm not going to settle for something that i find
00:56:30.120
boring or uninteresting or not the right fit yeah and you mentioned you you kind of know what you're
00:56:35.840
looking for you've got standards so i'm just curious like kind of what what are your standards what are
00:56:41.500
you looking for and we're going to go around the table uh for everybody on this what are you looking
00:56:45.820
for what are your standards if there's any like uh trying to think of the term here uh must-haves you
00:56:54.120
know some people have the bare minimums you know height wise income stuff like that personality traits
00:57:02.380
for me personality traits are the biggest for me it's like i want us to have similar moral compasses
00:57:09.060
um i you know i'm an ex-mormon so i'm not really interested in being with someone who's like super
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religious of any capacity because and like that's like i respect other people's beliefs but my lived
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experience i think that would be difficult for like a committed relationship so when you say moral
00:57:28.360
compass you mean a lack of moral compass no i mean um i'm a very spiritual person and i
00:57:35.580
have my own i'm sorry i didn't mean it as an insult i know i know if you bring up you say
00:57:40.560
this person x was hyper religious right so yeah so you don't want that quality so if that's not the
00:57:47.920
quality that you want then it seems like you're looking for an absence of of okay so what what
00:57:54.020
would be the morals you're talking about what i'm looking for is someone who has a moral compass
00:57:59.100
that's driven by the desire to do good and be good without needing um someone telling them to be
00:58:07.600
that way because you can be an atheist and be the most kind philanthropic person but that does not mean
00:58:15.560
that you can be hyper religious and not be evil yeah yeah i agree but does that mean you're looking for
00:58:21.820
an atheist no um i mean just someone who's not hyper religious if they're christian but they're not
00:58:28.020
hyper religious i would be fine with that they were spiritual they were jewish they were atheist
00:58:34.820
ethnostic when you say this sorry to just kind of want to dive in on this a little bit when you say
00:58:40.860
not hyper religious what does that mean like they don't go to church every sunday or fanatical or i
00:58:46.620
mean um if they went to church every sunday but they weren't trying to convert me that'd be fine as
00:58:52.060
long as i wasn't forced to go to church like so to me it's just so you don't so what it is is you
00:58:58.600
don't want a partner to uh move their morality towards you that's or expect me to align with
00:59:05.700
their religious beliefs because i believe we're just beliefs and moralities do not have to be
00:59:11.380
intrinsically tied even if they are for a lot of people okay so you're not looking really for a person
00:59:17.420
who shares your morals but just a person who won't force their morals on you correct but i would want
00:59:23.420
them to have a certain level of right but just like not a serial killer that type of thing but i'm just
00:59:29.280
not necessarily like boxing on like they they need to be christian they need to be this okay they need
00:59:33.540
to you know what about height height i mean i i have a preference sure but well i'll tell you i mean i
00:59:40.680
prefer like you know i'm five six so um six and up is like perfect but um i dated someone for a really
00:59:50.180
long time who was five nine that was great for me okay um but yeah just a little bit taller than me
00:59:54.660
is my bare minimum preference but um i would date someone if everything else was perfect and they
01:00:01.120
were shorter than me like being short's not a deal breaker okay um faro what about you what do you uh
01:00:09.320
what you're looking for um i don't care too much about height builder physique i do want someone
01:00:14.340
with super high sexual discipline so a guy who has a low body count preferably since i am waiting to
01:00:20.440
marry and i prefer a guy or no this is a deal breaker i wouldn't date a guy who grid one motorsports
01:00:27.340
donated two hundred dollars when the only thing you can bring to a relationship is being fat
01:00:33.060
selling your fatness online and ebbing on disability how much of a moral compass can you possibly have
01:00:39.300
if you think my fatness is a negative quality that's not my problem i'm not here to please
01:00:51.620
anybody i'm here to be me share my story i am employed i do a lot and i'm disabled and if you're
01:00:59.700
disabled and unemployed that's okay too the bottom line is what i choose to do with myself and my
01:01:08.300
my interactions with other people defines who i am and i really just i am not interested in people
01:01:16.360
who are committed and misunderstanding me yeah all right uh we'll come back to you fara uh also let's
01:01:22.900
just uh just uh let's avoid any sort of name calling if we can with the uh chat and the uh tts guys
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thank you go ahead yeah high sexual discipline um i wouldn't date a guy who watches porn or goes to
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strip clubs or anything like that and ideally wait you wouldn't date a guy who watches porn nope but
01:01:41.940
you yep to of yep is that a seems like maybe a double standard no it's not i could be a college
01:01:49.320
professor but not date students i could work at a soup kitchen and not date a homeless guy just
01:01:52.660
because i monetize off a demographic doesn't mean i have to date them well let's get into this let's get
01:01:56.700
so let's start with why do you prefer that they not watch porn um because it affects pair bonding
01:02:04.480
and it desensitizes you to your partner it can lead to erectile dysfunction all those things if you
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were responsible for causing those things in a man would you be doing an immoral action
01:02:12.880
um potentially and are you participating in doing those immoral actions to men no just because i think
01:02:21.720
maybe you're less of a good romantic partner that doesn't mean you're less of a moral person i don't
01:02:25.460
know that's not my question i don't think you would be a good husband for me doesn't mean i'm
01:02:28.360
deeming you degenerate or a bad person you just said that all of those are bad qualities that you
01:02:33.880
said that not objectively bad for me personally what i'm looking for is okay finish you said that any
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a person who was causing those problems in men would be doing something immoral no i didn't say that
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so is it if is if a person's contributing to causing that in men are they doing something immoral
01:02:52.780
so if i'm a lesbian and i only want to date women don't ask me a question don't ask me a question
01:02:57.000
answer my question no i'm giving i'm explaining to you okay listen listen don't ask is this
01:03:02.740
inconsistent i'm gonna ask you a question if i'm a lesbian and i only want to date women yeah as
01:03:07.180
soon as i make only fans content for men is that inconsistent answer my question i think she's
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trying to no she's asking me no he's evading my point asking a question is not answering my
01:03:16.320
question then i'll answer your question has no bearing on this then answer it what was your
01:03:20.080
question okay one more time since you tried everything to avoid it if you contribute to
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those same problems that is are against your preference in a mate okay those same issues
01:03:30.940
are you doing something immoral nope no same way like i just said if i'm a lesbian who puts out
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pornographic content for men to consume it's not inconsistent or wrong for me to only date women
01:03:40.400
i can have a preference for someone while monetizing of an entirely different demographic
01:03:44.320
doesn't mean i'm doing something wrong so am i doing something wrong for indulging straight
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yeah i think you want to date women i think you are i think that you're creating a contribution
01:03:53.220
towards the immorality and you know it's immoral because i don't think it's immoral to be
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heterosexual and i'd be indulging heterosexuality while personally being homosexual your preference
01:04:01.460
alone is against it why is your preference against it isn't there why would sexual orientation be
01:04:07.200
against it no answer my question why is it why i was a lesbian and i want to date women but i put
01:04:12.180
out pornographic content that indulges heterosexual men is that inconsistent or am i contributing well all of
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that literally all of that would be immoral i would say that that's still an immoral thing whether
01:04:21.120
or not it is but not for the reason that you whether or not you're being inconsistent there i
01:04:25.120
didn't make an inconsistency argument i asked you about whether or not it's moral you said if i don't
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want to date a certain pool that i'm contributing to does that mean i'm creating a problem no i'm just
01:04:33.140
asking is it immoral for you to contribute to that at all no it's not it's not immoral for me to
01:04:39.580
contribute to traits which i personally would not date no that's not my question my question is is it
01:04:44.940
immoral for you to be contributing towards those traits like um the negative side effects in men
01:04:51.440
is that immoral to do no because not everyone has the same goals as i do not everyone's waiting
01:04:55.380
to have sex until they're married some people view sex and relationships completely disparately than i
01:04:59.500
do so but why wouldn't you those are all negative side effects you'd agree with that right it depends
01:05:04.940
on some people i know a lot of women who don't want to get married i know a lot of men who don't
01:05:08.020
want to get married either the side effects of like ed things like this well that side effect
01:05:12.060
doesn't happen to everybody either i'm not saying it does i think it depends if certain men want to
01:05:15.840
live a hedonistic lifestyle i'm not going to deem them immoral for i think people have totally
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different purposes that's not my question again it was and i answered it my question specifically was
01:05:23.320
if you contribute towards that why that's harmful isn't it and isn't that the standard you use for
01:05:28.960
morality congruent to their goals if their goal is to be a hedonist then that's fine but their goal is
01:05:32.640
not my goal okay but here's their goal is to jack off to as many girls as possible before they die
01:05:37.220
they can go because if if it's hedonism right you still have a harm principle so even if a person
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is doing a thing and they say i'm going to do this thing because i don't care about the harm
01:05:47.160
you are still supposed to care about the harm that you cause right no no you're not because they have
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a totally different moral rubric than i do if their goal is to fuck as many girls as possible
01:05:58.280
because they think that makes them more alpha or male male who cares what their moral rubric is
01:06:02.520
you're the consequentialist what so you are supposed to care about the harm you do i'm not
01:06:08.660
a consequentialist we've been over this so many times oh what are you again i said i was a moral
01:06:12.100
absolutist you're a moral absolutist yeah probably more that than a utilitarian is that are you shaking
01:06:18.360
your head you're not a subjectivist you're not no you're not a moral absolutist ridiculous yeah what
01:06:23.360
is that um it means like you're not necessarily looking at the consequence of an action to deem its
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morality my point is people have totally different goals okay so is porn always wrong no absolutely
01:06:35.120
not okay is it always right no moral moral absolutist you would if it was moral if it was
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a moral absolute it would either be always right or always wrong that's not true it varies give me
01:06:46.620
an example of a moral absolute that's not yes or no right or wrong i would love to with porn for
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example porn will disaffect your relationship if one partner is okay with it and one is it not that
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will affect cheating and compatibility if both partners are proponents of pornography consumption
01:06:59.960
that will actually increase your sexual intimacy with each other what does that do with anything
01:07:03.000
i just said my point is you're looking for like a black or white answer is because you're an
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you don't know what absolute i know absolute means well what is it moral absolute i think you're
01:07:16.900
being obtuse now i think you're intentionally evading what do you think absolute means no answer my
01:07:22.520
question what do you think absolute means uh definite finite finite finite and definite at
01:07:28.360
the same time at the same time that's what you think absolute means absolute means definite what do
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you think a moral absolutist is it means you have certain moral principles that you think take
01:07:40.000
precedence over the consequences of those actions and you want to be a proponent for those moral
01:07:44.640
principles even if there is an increase in harm over help okay so it's not about consequences
01:07:50.180
what it's not about consequences for you at all it's not about consequences about looking at the
01:07:56.680
fact that people have different aims if a certain man wants to prioritize his sexual pornography
01:08:01.720
consumption over getting married because he personally doesn't think getting married is a net good for
01:08:05.580
him who am i to say that's wrong and i'm contributing to a problem are they ask a single question
01:08:10.300
right you would agree with me that the like age of consent's arbitrary right would i agree with you
01:08:17.320
is this tos brian no okay the aoc the aoc is arbitrary right is it arbitrary yeah um not really
01:08:29.060
then give me the moral imperative for it real quick the moral absolute statement for that
01:08:35.520
the molar imperative would be that it's generally wrong to um oh it's generally wrong it's not based
01:08:41.400
on the consequence though what it's not based on the consequence this is an absolute so why should
01:08:46.260
the aoc absolutely be x age it's not it varies why should it be you're a moral absolutist i don't
01:08:53.680
even know if i would subscribe to that you wouldn't subscribe to your own worldview i don't even know
01:08:58.360
if i would subscribe that there is a certain age of age of consent because it varies by state
01:09:01.860
so you're not an absolutist then you're evading from my hope you're not an absolute you said that
01:09:08.180
it's hypocritical and it's inconsistent and it's kind of immoral i'm contributing to a moral problem
01:09:12.280
to put out his question was whether or not there was a contingency between a double standard i asked
01:09:19.760
you about the morality of a thing yes and you said i'm creating a problem by contributing to traits
01:09:24.380
that i personally would not date yeah and now i'm now i'm inside of your worldview and now i'm trying
01:09:29.200
to figure out the analogy i created between that and me being a lesbian and wanting to date women i'll
01:09:33.420
explain it but not wanting to date straight men yeah i can explain it because if the foundation of
01:09:37.560
your worldview on it on its own is incorrect then i don't care about the rest of what you even just
01:09:42.400
had to say if the foundation of what you're saying makes no sense at all it makes perfect sense any
01:09:47.840
claims that you make past that are not even relevant so explain to me how you're moral tell
01:09:53.200
me what a moral absolutist even is i don't even know what this has to do with anything your rebuttal
01:09:57.340
to me you're just running was that because i don't want to date certain traits that i may contribute to
01:10:01.360
that i'm being hypocritical and i'm creating some moral problem and then i give you a perfect analogy
01:10:05.140
if i was a homosexual woman and i dated women but i contribute to indulging heterosexual male
01:10:09.280
pornography consumption is that wrong and you have yet to address that i don't need to
01:10:13.560
why can't you why can't you i'm going to explain it to you if the underlying foundation for which
01:10:18.700
that current worldview you just explained stop talking far it's my turn far it's my turn far
01:10:23.180
then it means that i'm being hypocritical my turn far calm down stop spurging stop spurging and listen
01:10:27.880
let's wait let's not use that word let's not use that it's probably probably to us spurging's not
01:10:31.540
against tos is that no so you can tell me so listen if you have a foundation for an ethical
01:10:37.700
system and then you tell me a thing that you ought or ought not do and i find out that your ethical
01:10:42.040
system itself is inconsistent you don't even know what it is why would i ever listen to a word you
01:10:46.900
had to say about ought because this is your chronic evasion of every point is when i give you a perfect
01:10:51.400
analogy and see see this will make you concede on your rebuttal then you're like oh now explain to
01:10:55.640
me from a b to c your exact moral worldview yeah why is that a problem because then we're going to
01:11:01.680
go all the way backwards and you're like let's talk about where rights come from let's talk about
01:11:04.560
where duties come from let's talk about let's talk about the foundation of the things you believe
01:11:07.720
isn't that crazy how is the universe started let's talk about that right that's your like go-to
01:11:11.860
all the time are you going to answer to what a moral absolutes are you going to answer my initial
01:11:16.000
question which is why was that a false analogy between me being a lesbian content creator i'll just
01:11:20.220
concede the whole argument there for the purpose of you don't concede actually give me an answer
01:11:23.800
answering this question i just conceded for the purpose of the argument what's a moral
01:11:27.320
absolute argument what's a moral absolute no no i just conceded for the purpose of the argument
01:11:33.360
genuinely i can't i'm sorry i can't test your consistency by conceding the argument just for
01:11:41.760
the purpose of testing the worldview that's not okay and you created a rebuttal and then i gave a
01:11:45.900
perfect rebuttal and yeah and i'll just concede it for the sake of argument yeah i'll just concede
02:00:55.800
desire to stay in that relationship um that's a good
02:02:45.240
degree based perhaps to a great degree based on
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it going to have an impact on your attractiveness
02:03:41.000
from our own selfish reasons from physical from from a
02:03:44.920
physical attractiveness level is we're going to
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world perhaps better if they're more physically
02:03:54.600
attractive and so I definitely can see that but I
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guess to go back to my original question yeah I
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either hard deal breaker or potential deal breaker
02:04:24.920
they're probably not going to like that term but
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the most egregious forms of plastic surgery so I
02:04:33.080
uh guys they're just I have one one tick tock where
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this guy got his knees and now he's taller just
02:04:37.080
throwing that out there I don't think men should
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the height yeah but that's so when you're talking
02:04:45.320
but then I get then I get your type wait what oh no
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but I I if if that if a woman objected to a man
02:04:53.880
uh because women are attracted to tall men they
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hope that their children mind I don't think that I
02:05:00.680
here's the thing I think men I'm not having to marry my
02:05:10.360
plastic surgery is far less accepted in men than
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there's obviously different uh cosmetic surgeries
02:05:18.600
that men undergo but like the one I could maybe
02:05:21.000
think of is like what if a guy and it it frankly
02:05:25.720
injections yeah their arms yeah Mason do you know
02:05:29.560
what it's called I don't know what it's called but
02:05:30.920
essentially oil they they inject it into your biceps
02:05:33.960
so your arms look bigger yeah there's also the the
02:05:36.200
thing or just the implants they've got actually
02:05:37.800
implants yeah and I there's this old like 20 year
02:05:40.920
old MTV documentary where this guy was insecure about
02:05:44.200
his calves yeah I saw it I saw it I forgot what that
02:05:47.640
show was called I can't remember what it was but I'm
02:05:50.840
sure a lot of women would like clown on that like you got
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fucking I don't know that I would clown it I don't
02:05:55.640
know that I would necessarily know when I saw it but
02:05:57.400
when I saw it I would be like yeah but but to go back to your
02:06:01.560
point like the most egregious one so for me I think that's I mean maybe
02:06:04.600
there's a few the type of surgery seems to be a factor for you which makes sense
02:06:10.120
had a deviated septum and got a rhinoplasty I well first off that would be
02:06:13.800
medically indicated and that's not even on that table then but yeah
02:06:16.760
and that's a fairly the the shift the shift even if it's a cosmetic
02:06:24.120
physical appearance isn't that significant but like
02:06:27.240
when it comes to fake tits bbl lipo I think I think it's probably in the
02:06:32.920
order of bbl being the most invasive uh that would be what about teeth
02:06:39.080
everyone's getting their teeth now those two years yeah I don't I don't like that one
02:06:45.000
that would make me mad I don't know about the knee thing so much but if
02:06:47.640
if I don't know that you had that I didn't have that choice I would want to
02:06:50.440
know don't they have to grind your teeth down sometimes they do sometimes they
02:06:53.480
don't it they have different ways of doing it I believe are you suggesting
02:06:56.760
like like uh uh like braces or oh wait what I don't know but I guess
02:07:02.680
braces is kind of the same thing though but you can't make them white when
02:07:05.480
they're like not white it's more more akin to like getting a bone set right
02:07:09.720
I just don't think I would get in I mean I don't want to say it's a hundred
02:07:13.400
percent a deal breaker because I mean I would have to meet the woman and
02:07:19.080
she's wonderful but she had had or has fake breasts but um I mean I just
02:07:27.080
think it's there's a lot of fish in the sea and just somebody who has plastic
02:07:33.160
surgery it's a sub-optimal dating choice right it's not a hundred percent a
02:07:38.200
deal breaker but like generally speaking I certainly don't gravitate
02:07:42.280
gravitate towards women with like bbls and and fake tits like I much prefer like I'd
02:07:47.080
much prefer a girl who has like an a cup than like big fake titties
02:07:51.320
so yeah that's totally you're right I just I guess I was just curious because
02:07:56.040
you seemed to be really invested in the mental part of making that decision
02:08:00.040
and that and like I said I can see the validity in that I mean I'm I'm pro do
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whatever the hell you want like if you want plastic surgery get it you know in
02:08:07.480
terms for me and it wouldn't be too much of a deal breaker like if I found out I
02:08:11.560
was dating a man who got like hairline surgery or like the roots like for me that
02:08:17.000
wouldn't be a deal breaker either um or things like that I just because I
02:08:24.440
um make you feel better or improve yourself that's your right
02:08:27.720
but it's also your right to choose not to date someone if they did that for
02:08:30.920
whatever reason well I think I think we as men have a duty
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to uh because I I think both men and women but more so women have been
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sold this lie by advertisers that you ought to look a certain way
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you need to buy a certain foundation and a certain lip gloss
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and this you need to you know get look like Kim Kardashian you need to have
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this hourglass figure whatever I think advertisers have women chasing a
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aesthetic and a physique that is very costly or just not attainable and uh
02:09:08.600
I think we as men have a duty to fight back against the corporate greed from
02:09:13.640
the cosmetic industry and the I suspect the billion dollar uh plastic surgery
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industry because we as men are protectors and I think
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protection doesn't just just mean like some immediate physical threat but also
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like not just an immediate threat if somebody's trying to mug you
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but like okay how is the world trying to to damage women to the point where
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they feel compelled to go under anesthesia get these dangerous and unnecessary
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unnecessary and expensive medical procedures uh for purely aesthetic and
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cosmetic and uh vanity reasons so I think we as men have a duty to uh
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protect women from me let me ask you something now and I'm just curious yeah
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sure let's say you had a daughter and she was a four a hard looks like a four
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yeah she was a four and she had really low self-confidence
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okay and it was like eating her up and you knew through a series of cosmetic
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surgery that that would increase her to like a seven or an eight okay and her
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confidence would shoot up and she'd be more likely to attract a mate
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right like a good high status mate with plastic surgery yeah well if it shot her up to a
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seven or an eight her mind would still be a four would you would you recommend
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that she well no no that that i don't know there's a lot of women a lot of
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suddenly they think they're hot but let's just say you know it
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shoots her up to a seven or an eight would you recommend she do it
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if she came to you and said well you know i have confidence issues this kind of
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because that it would shoot her up to a seven or eight well not even that but
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like it would fix her confidence like a girl who's a four but she has fake titties
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is still a four yeah but she was able to get a system of um she got different types of plastic
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but i don't know maybe i just have maybe and maybe i have a different view but i've asked a lot of men on
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the show like i think most like lip filler looks bad fake tits i i don't know it doesn't look i don't
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really like it whatever um i just i don't know like the the lipo belly does not i'd prefer a girl
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with a little belly fat than lipo belly it looks weird like and these girls that i don't know if
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there's a procedure to something in the would you so you would kind of like tell her stay a four
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you think would i or would i tell her i don't know he's necessarily rating his daughter i would
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say first off i intend to to uh to breed with with a uh yeah i get it very attractive i get it
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um no no but uh i would encourage her that that there will be a man who will find her beautiful and
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attractive and sexy the way she is and not to do any of that and you don't need to do
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any of that and yeah i think that's the right i mean and i i what i would say what i would say
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also is hey uh you can make yourself more physically attractive uh get in the gym like that's what i
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was about to get get like a nice you can get a very attractive body i mean face there's not much you
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can do but uh obviously grooming hygiene but get in the gym i mean because you know what's crazy is
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i know you i know you want to come in mason i'll just finish this really quick a lot of women spend
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so much time on their beauty through like makeup and getting manicures and all this stuff and they
02:12:50.920
spend a lot of money like buying makeup and shit and i think like you you could order you could improve
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your physical attractiveness orders of magnitude more and probably spend less money by just going
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to the gym like you you guys want to cheat with your beauty you want to cheat and let me just put on
02:13:12.520
the face of makeup no just like get in the gym like you say cheat with beauty as if well the gym is the
02:13:20.200
only thing that can make you beautiful well the the gym is probably the most powerful tool that can
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make you beautiful like so personally no no just so personally well just like so before i started
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getting really into the gym i would say i was probably around like i was pretty average like
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five and a half six i mean i i got an okay looking face i'm an average looking dude but then when i got
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in the gym like all of a sudden that just changed double bicep can we see double bicep
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hercules myron i just but oh sorry oh yeah so yeah and i think so with the gym comes i think
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something subconscious that happens in someone who sees somebody that goes to the gym but like when
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i'm sitting in the gym and let's say i'm sitting in this honesty room and i'm like relaxing and i'm
02:14:10.200
sitting so guy who's got a physique like you and i look down in his toenail and it looks like haggardly
02:14:15.240
haggard i don't give a f about his potty okay yeah it kind of well well so we're missing okay
02:14:22.120
we're missing the point so okay well think about it this way you go to the gym and not have their
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disgusting toenails right so okay so generally when like so if we're gonna speak in like the majority
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of cases so someone a population of people that go to the gym there is something subconscious that
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happens in people who see them where like they earn well okay go to the gym by looking at them
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you wouldn't look at me and be like oh she goes well okay no that's true we wouldn't that's true
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but i do so no okay but so people who who go to the gym follow a a well-designed program no no i
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didn't think okay yeah but absolutely there is something about like you should because i don't
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right but that's the point you're supposed to be able to tell because i don't look it's not the way
02:15:11.160
it's the energy you're literally your skin what the fuck it's the it's your skin it wouldn't be just
02:15:15.320
like your physique because i see dad bottles all kinds of different bodies that go to the gym 100
02:15:19.320
i can tell by just like the way you're moving the way you're carrying yourself your skin radiate it's
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not i don't know what any of that means well that's some of the things that come from the gym as
02:15:28.280
well when you're like if i go out the sweat clears out your your skin you're going to have more
02:15:33.160
radiance okay okay this goes this goes exactly into my point so there's something that is hard
02:15:40.520
earned by putting in hard work so when you go to the gym i do like gym i get what you're saying
02:15:45.480
exactly when i go to the gym i'm like so okay their mindset is like in a better place well yeah so
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obviously yeah i mean just mindset alone it's like one and a half times more effective than uh
02:15:55.800
drugs happier people exactly i agree so the gym provides all of these positive benefits
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you don't have to call it the gym okay so uh yeah working out so it provides all of these benefits
02:16:07.080
like just simply cosmetically as well like and so your attitude your confidence you do stuff that is
02:16:14.200
difficult to do like that that you people perceive that and they see it and that is something that's
02:16:21.160
hard earned and there's something subconscious that happens in somebody where if i was to look at
02:16:26.360
somebody who bought all of their physical attributes so bbl lipo those people are in the
02:16:32.200
gym too well okay so so but somebody who's doing that generally is like okay i want to get this quick
02:16:39.320
i just want to solve this problem immediately or they think that's not something they can attain
02:16:43.240
like some people just are not going to have ass they're cheating some people are just not
02:16:47.240
going to have lips you can't work your lips out well well they're so be happy with your lip
02:16:52.360
be happy with your small you should be happy with your body and just try to be healthy it always
02:16:55.720
kind of moves towards anytime we're talking these generalities kind of moves towards an extreme
02:17:01.080
towards the outlier it's always a move towards the outlier it's like so the general population
02:17:05.720
to not kind of engage with what's being said it's like obviously the spirit of what's being said is
02:17:11.720
if you go to the gym for most people it's going to improve your appearance i don't think anybody's
02:17:15.960
going to disagree with that right yeah because even if it's not necessarily about weight loss you know
02:17:19.640
muscle muscle distribution like your ability to be more active like there are other factors
02:17:25.400
um i think a healthy way of looking at going to the gym is just about inconsistent yeah consistent
02:17:32.600
maintenance like yeah maybe if you have goals for weight loss great then that's what you should do also
02:17:37.560
another thing with the whole plastic surgery thing is like if this is going to be a long-term
02:17:41.960
partner and if she's expecting you to provide like this is going to be a much higher maintenance woman
02:17:47.240
than a woman who is not particularly vain the upkeep on her is going to be much higher for
02:17:52.120
example my understanding when it comes to breast implants for example you're going to need those
02:17:56.120
replaced i think at minimum two or three times in your lifetime so that's you're going to need
02:18:02.040
aren't you the 50 50 guy huh don't you go 50 50 on dates well that that chick is not going on a
02:18:07.880
date with you brian what are you talking anyways like she's just not going to go on a date with you
02:18:10.840
anyways you don't worry about her maintenance because she's already going to know from date number
02:18:14.040
one i'm fine with 50 50 but i'm also fine she's not going to be not if she's got to get breast
02:18:18.280
implants every five years she's going to look for someone who's going to pay for everything which
02:18:21.240
is precisely why i would i even but even if i was against let's let's say i was inclined and i do
02:18:27.480
think i'm i actually am okay like i'd be okay with a stay-at-home wife but i would also be okay if
02:18:35.400
she wanted to work and i would be okay with that uh however should i sorry i lost my point i lost my
02:18:41.960
train of thought so oh she she would be high maintenance right so okay so what's the cost of
02:18:47.400
a you know you need to get the breast redone okay that's 10 000 a pop and then she's going to want
02:18:52.600
other shit she's going to want like i don't give a fuck you know like for me for a girl you don't need
02:18:57.480
fake nails you don't need to wear makeup you don't need any plastic surgery you don't need to wear
02:19:01.720
perfume you don't need like nothing do not give a fuck i don't like perfume what is that about
02:19:06.600
i kind of i don't like i don't like the scent it's it can be overpowering like the pheromones
02:19:11.880
are more attractive no it's just i don't like it first off you're gonna have pheromones or perfume
02:19:16.760
so what do you mean no wait what pheromones are like your natural body smell i don't even no no
02:19:22.680
he's not talking about things like women wearing deodorant things like that he deodorant talking
02:19:27.240
he's talking about like whore musk you know what i mean no what is whore musk whore musk
02:19:31.960
it's like i just don't like perfume you walk so you're walking through actually this happens at
02:19:36.040
restaurants i'm not talking perfume yeah yeah i got you yeah you'll be walking through you'll be
02:19:39.240
walking through a restaurant everyone didn't hear the story you're just put off by the strong
02:19:43.560
there's some chick will walk and you'll be like allergies so she's instantly i have allergies it
02:19:48.040
tends to linger that's whore musk i don't like the smell that's whore musk because she's a woman
02:19:51.240
and she's got a smell no no no no it's the perfume there's a specific perfume saying that if they put
02:19:57.800
like too much yeah he's saying at all he don't want it i don't know i don't want any perfume look
02:20:02.920
obviously grooming hygiene very important if you deodorant's fine but i do not like uh i don't like
02:20:09.480
perfume let's talk a little bit about um let's talk a little bit about personality traits though i've
02:20:14.600
talked a lot about physical so uh let's see i like women with well this is kind of physical women with
02:20:20.040
nice voices i like uh i like women with soft nice pleasant okay soft pleasant voices uh let's see
02:20:28.600
oh personality okay uh ma i would say moderate preference for introverted women quiet calm soft
02:20:34.760
spoken a little bit shy a little bit nerdy modesty is huge i don't like women with like big big egos
02:20:41.240
who are super vain divas gotta be the main character what's that gotta be the main character me no i'm
02:20:47.480
saying like women who want to be the main yeah main character syndrome brings me peace doesn't
02:20:52.600
quarrel doesn't party doesn't drink doesn't do drugs doesn't go to bars or clubs low body count
02:20:57.400
no current or past promiscuity undivided romantic and sexual attention the earlier the better uh
02:21:04.680
i for some reason i wrote down has a praise king isn't that a mark of promiscuity though
02:21:09.320
wait what is if if you they give you the undivided sexual attention and they do it quickly
02:21:14.920
no i meant well undivided so it's not it's not so much the the rapidity with which they give it
02:21:20.040
but when i say undivided romantic and sexual attention with that that's more so pointing towards
02:21:25.160
they're not giving it to other guys anybody but him at the first time and there's not much talking
02:21:30.600
phases immediately he's the unicorn even even if i haven't met her so it's like the assumption is that
02:21:36.600
like most women will give their attention to multiple guys he just wants a girl that will give it
02:21:41.000
like one at a time yes essentially yes but if she sleeps with you early on isn't that a good
02:21:47.160
it's a good signal it could it could it's like if you had to guess if you had to guess no well
02:21:53.240
actually i don't actually think i actually don't think the quickness with which a woman sleeps with
02:21:59.960
you necessarily is an indicator yeah i get it necessarily promiscuity yeah i get necessarily but
02:22:05.960
if you had to bet but in the general population comparing say a woman who sleeps with you on the
02:22:10.520
first date versus a woman who does it by the second even does it by the second yeah even if they do it
02:22:17.400
by the second like if you were to bet about if you were to take bets on the women who won't sleep with
02:22:22.440
a man over an elongated period of time versus those who jump right into bed with them very quickly if you
02:22:27.720
had to bet on the past promiscuity you would say that it would be yes it would definitely be more
02:22:33.000
likely it would be more likely but uh yeah you know uh let's see what else uh we're still doing
02:22:40.920
your preferences yeah yeah so there's a long list um let's see oh a girl who helps me in my mission
02:22:46.920
a girl who's attentive a girl who scratches my back are you advertising right now or is this
02:22:51.000
related no this is an extended dating profile he had his written down i'm not that picky though i'm
02:22:56.920
really not that picky i you know i'm not i'm not that big all right let me read a couple chats here
02:23:01.960
i gotta read a couple chats we have oh we love crannix salute to the true hero of this podcast the
02:23:08.360
hardest working and long-suffering the chad the one the only the absolute unit of a chair
02:23:14.360
hi who's that i don't care what chair my chair i did that totally whooshed over okay all right
02:23:24.520
all right crannix all right um we have steven really good chairs in here steven are they they're
02:23:29.800
okay uh steven carrera no such thing as ethical s work the the women and the worldviews caused by
02:23:36.280
indoctrination and brainwashing via the global satanic death cult okay these women need jesus and
02:23:44.280
andrew you are a warrior of truth christ is king fortunately he stepped out yeah here for a sec
02:23:48.920
but i'll let them know you said that thank you uh steven carrera uh save that one and then we have
02:23:55.880
octo kind lady aren't your dating preferences themselves based off of the consequences of
02:24:01.560
those actions oh i guess that's directed to you i can look at the consequences of it without
02:24:08.600
saying that it has to do with morality like you could be a consequentialist with something outside
02:24:12.440
of course ethics you don't even know what i'm talking about yeah this is too this is too big
02:24:16.360
changing shirts big brain for me i don't you've gotten to three different outfits during their
02:24:20.520
living yeah all right we have goblin here what in the gore lock be careful she might eat the hoe next
02:24:26.040
what oh i hope you're talking about me because i'm hungry what are you are you just playing dumb
02:24:32.120
on his life what are you playing dumb on purpose what do you mean playing down they meant hostess
02:24:36.840
yes wait what like they're not even they're talking about me anyways i'm the hungry one
02:24:43.320
no don't shoot the messenger this is actually a little bit i'm like lost in the head sometimes
02:24:48.680
what the fuck madison how you gonna throw me under the bus like that no i'm supporting oh okay
02:24:53.160
you're supporting me wait lost about what by killing him he's special i love that don't shoot
02:25:01.000
the messenger i'm i'm forced to read these yes you are but i mean i don't like i said i don't engage
02:25:06.360
with people that are that's funny to misunderstanding me wait me no the commenter oh my god sorry i'm
02:25:13.560
like if if they'll if all someone i have a room temperature iq okay it's like a gross fat person
02:25:18.360
i have no interest it's kind of like trying to prove my humanity or like prove my existence or my
02:25:24.920
worth because i know my worth so yeah yeah i mean you got to read your free chipper chats they paid you
02:25:29.880
a good job period funds the show right period i have a button i mean i i'd have to care to be
02:25:36.280
offended more is there more i'd have to be i'd have to care to be offended i like it when they leave
02:25:40.520
messages it's fuck i can't find whatever hey andrew this one came up uh andrew you are a warrior of
02:25:47.800
truth christ is king uh yeah king of kings boom and lord of lords boom i'm not getting into a contest
02:25:56.120
dude all right i'm just finishing the bible verse i got some questions wait what oh yeah we'll do
02:26:03.800
twitch guys go to twitch.tv slash whatever drop us a five follow and a prime sub hey madison can you uh
02:26:10.360
thank all of those followers or sorry not the the primes you know thank you for the why the name's so
02:26:17.400
weird like how do i you got it you got it you got this like thank you for the prime oh wait that was
02:26:23.560
this yeah that was a tier one bring your wishes thank you for the prime in angel of war thank you
02:26:28.680
for the prime twist thank you for the resub killer thank you for the resub premature whoa okay thank
02:26:35.720
you for the prime jorm thank you for the prime shadow thank you for the tier one thank you guys
02:26:40.760
twitch.tv slash whatever drops a follow drops a prime sub i had a question i want to go around on this
02:26:45.720
does anybody here have or previously have had a roster oh god oh yeah yeah especially when i was
02:26:53.000
i i had so i didn't really go to college but when i was 27 i had like what i would consider my party
02:26:59.560
phase absolutely party phase yeah i went to like um different like bbw parties in uh when i was
02:27:09.080
in georgia okay i got some notes on that i think um what's uh what's bbw that stands for big beautiful
02:27:15.480
woman it was originally started as a porn category and eventually was co-opted as just like an
02:27:20.360
a diet uh an identifier that fat women some fat women use i used to i don't anymore they have
02:27:25.880
parties for that um well like people who are them and people who like them yeah okay so uh you had a
02:27:33.160
roster so what uh what was the size of the roster depended um into the point where i got i got oh it
02:27:41.400
depended on the on the situation in the beginning it was a bit longer but um like when i was living in
02:27:48.200
georgia at the time i had my own place were you in atlanta uh close i was like north metro atlanta
02:27:53.400
like all right on the outskirts yeah but i would go down to different events in the atlanta area
02:27:58.760
um all the time but um yeah i was like it was during my first breakup like i mentioned me and
02:28:06.200
my ex who broke up for nine months that was during 2019 and um well so what that was like when i first
02:28:12.520
really co-opted like i mentioned earlier the get under to get over it didn't work the first time
02:28:17.480
so i don't know why i tried it again well how big how big was the roster two guys three guys four
02:28:22.280
guys a couple you said you're bi right so maybe a couple yeah i mean well that was when i explored
02:28:26.760
my sexuality yeah so i i did hook up with a couple girls um but uh
02:28:39.240
this i would say i would probably say it was anywhere between like what madison what are you
02:28:45.880
doing i'm just like getting delusional no i haven't had much to eat today there's whatever cookies over
02:28:53.160
there thank you there's still yeah i mean there was a few people but for me it was more like
02:28:58.040
situationship um but i was i was just kind of like way too casual i was i was but hey i was like
02:29:05.640
doing stuff that i would never do now i had my moment i learned my what was your moment what is your
02:29:12.040
moment um well so some of the parties were like regular parties but some of them were swinger parties
02:29:16.840
okay how was that fun but problematic that's the best way to answer it shortly well how many how
02:29:24.600
many uh because i in my notes here you i think you mentioned bbw poly parties sex parties um how
02:29:32.360
many of these parties would you say you went to just a couple or like regularly over the span of six
02:29:37.640
months when i was in the thick of it they had basically parties every other weekend okay and you
02:29:42.840
would go pretty much for about at least four months i did four months i mean i didn't always do something
02:29:48.280
at the party but you'd go but it would depend like on if i had invited people i was i already knew
02:29:53.720
there or if i met someone yeah whatever happened at these parties do people typically just like will
02:29:58.920
they hook up maybe they don't hook up at all but if they do hook up is it with just one person or will
02:30:03.560
they like sleep with like multiple people like for example you did you ever hook up with like
02:30:09.400
two dudes in the night or three dudes in the night yeah more yeah more i there's a specific high
02:30:19.160
number for the the most i did in one night but let's hear it um you got it i haven't talked about
02:30:26.840
this stuff in such a long time you got it i just want to before i go into this topic i do want to
02:30:32.040
say this isn't who i currently am totally talking about a pastor to myself that totally fine would
02:30:37.400
not make these decisions now but at one night 10. was that like an intentional goal like you went in
02:30:43.960
no it actually was kind of accidental i just like i was i was very laissez-faire about life
02:30:48.760
at the time and yeah um it was something where i had been like i felt very repressed and like my first
02:30:57.320
real relationship lasted eight years i had one before that but it only lasted five months and so
02:31:03.960
when we are at the time i'm sorry it would have been about six but six years but after your eight
02:31:09.320
year relationship ended or in the middle so i had two i had we broke up for nine months oh and then
02:31:15.960
when we got back together and we broke up officially that was like in 2021 okay how does that well how
02:31:21.800
does that happen like honestly how does that you just i'm depressed i'm gonna go get involved in
02:31:28.120
like i don't i mean i was i was i self-actualized in the moment about that not really it was just more
02:31:35.000
like you know very repressed childhood didn't i never really let myself go crazy and i i basically
02:31:42.680
let myself like like have my wild fun free because i was in an environment where i kind of felt like i
02:31:49.160
was not only supported but like really wanted desired which um i had had experienced obviously because i
02:31:57.640
i met in a relationship but not in like that type of casual way and so i got invited into it by
02:32:04.680
someone and um i didn't know what i was getting into it's kind of felt good though to have that
02:32:10.520
accepted and like you come back i met people who like i'm still friends with like i met people who
02:32:16.440
are they still in that scene most of them have walked away because once you're in it for a little
02:32:21.480
bit you do like start to really not only see the toxicity around you but within yourself and um it
02:32:29.080
took me going through a couple other things post this experience that made me realize that like i was
02:32:34.440
chasing like a high like i was using sex in ways that weren't healthy and like it made me self-reflect
02:32:44.200
it made me change if you could go back now would you do would you do the same thing i've thought
02:32:50.760
about that question a lot now honestly i think i would because i am the kind of person to live my
02:32:58.200
life with no regrets and i believe that everything i've been through everything i've done and every
02:33:02.840
decision i've made has led me to where like who i am at my heart as of today and while i wish i could
02:33:08.200
have done things better and i could have had better results in certain aspects of my life i love myself
02:33:13.960
and i love who i am and i i sorry i'm not laughing at you okay and just um and i i love
02:33:21.800
how i can turn but is it a regret and again that's one of those things where it's a yes and it's like
02:33:30.680
i don't want to have like i understand the mindset of yeah i want to live as though nothing is a less
02:33:36.040
reckless way let's say that i wish i could have learned certain lessons in a less reckless way because
02:33:41.080
i feel like i was reckless i was recklessly dating i was recklessly like living i was i was at that
02:33:48.760
point in my life in in that situation that's not how everybody was in those scenes but that's how i
02:33:55.320
was so what you said you would do it again i would i i'm the kind of person where like i wouldn't want
02:34:01.160
to go back and change anything about my life because i want to be who i am well that's kind of entailed and
02:34:09.080
you would do it again you said you would do it again yes so how so i'm just curious because you
02:34:14.680
said you're not that person anymore yeah so where's the nuance in that she's not saying that she would
02:34:19.480
do it now she's saying the person that she has become today and the reason why she might not choose
02:34:23.080
to do it anymore is because she already had that experience and she decided it's not something she
02:34:27.000
moves forward with and i learned life lessons from it and that is i i've lived my life being the kind
02:34:33.880
of person that has to um learn from my own mistakes and learn from doing things and i struggle i feel
02:34:43.560
like for things to fully click or land until i've experienced them for myself do you think it's a
02:34:49.560
healthy process though to so i understand the mindset of saying live live without regret right you can't
02:34:56.360
dwell on regrets that's true yeah right eventually people have to move forward from things that they've
02:35:00.120
done they've this and that but is it also though still healthy to have things that you regret isn't
02:35:06.760
that how you progress yes and that's what i'm saying because like i mean do i regret the recklessness
02:35:12.200
yes but yeah i don't like to dwell on them and i try to live on the the thing of like i don't want
02:35:19.400
to hold shame within regret maybe that's what i'm trying to say regret is so negative like yeah
02:35:24.520
can it be something like a lesson learned like for instance i hear what you're saying and there's
02:35:28.920
definitely things where i'm like dang like that probably wasn't the best choice or yeah if it
02:35:32.120
presented itself right now i would definitely choose different but acknowledging that what
02:35:37.160
had happened in the past made me who i am today made me as strong as i am today or made me as
02:35:42.040
softer whatever the positives were that had to happen to be who i am today so i can but it probably
02:35:47.560
instead of regret maybe just respect well i think that it happened so this might be like a difference in
02:35:52.360
worldview too but i think that regrets are necessary for us to move forward in life and here's what i mean
02:35:58.760
by this okay i mean that you should look on some of the things you've done in life in a negative way
02:36:05.640
for yourself and negatively view yourself for having done those things and that's the only way to
02:36:10.920
reconcile them to move on from them yeah we definitely and i definitely disagree in that but i also
02:36:15.880
um i'm i was raised really really um religious and i know that that's part of um the religious
02:36:21.400
standpoint is that you know sins and well well it's actually kind of but there is absolution
02:36:29.000
right but absolution comes with a confrontation that the thing you did was wrong and it should
02:36:34.920
never be repeated and you know it was wrong that's where absolutely sure but how acknowledging something
02:36:39.720
is wrong and regret are not necessarily the same things and how do you know it's wrong with if you
02:36:45.160
don't regret it you can look at the outcome of it you can look at the intention with of what you know
02:36:50.200
your action was i i'm the person i'm the type of person who believes in positive negative and so
02:36:54.360
i'll look at more of the intention of it and lesson learned is still going to happen um but i don't
02:36:58.920
need to look at it necessarily as a negative to make it be something that i learned that feels like
02:37:05.320
it's just a way to avoid responsibility you say avoid but i still learn from that yeah but it's still
02:37:11.400
by saying like um there's no real this is negative but i don't regret it this is negative but
02:37:17.480
it wasn't bad this is negative no one said it wasn't bad well bad's a moral claim so that's why
02:37:22.120
we said the word bad so i'll try to use a different word yeah okay but what you're saying is i don't
02:37:27.160
regret this thing there was a negative outcome and so i'll avoid it in the future but there's no regret
02:37:31.960
what i'm saying is that that would from my perspective stimmy the growth so the way that you grow as a
02:37:38.440
person is to actually focus on the things that you have done which are incorrect it could be bad
02:37:44.520
otherwise you can't actually repent for those things in order to move forward in your life
02:37:48.600
there's something to be said about the fact that we're still humans and this is the human experience
02:37:52.120
we're growing and we're learning yeah so there's gonna be right so there's gonna be an amount of
02:37:57.000
yeah you're gonna make a mistake yep to for me personally if i harbor regret i'm living in the
02:38:03.480
past i'm living living in the present and me living in the past gives me anxiety it it it doesn't
02:38:08.680
allow but it's supposed to that's the point so i think i think what has to happen is you have to
02:38:13.560
come to the position where i regret that decision i'm doing that moral i i'm just doing that battle
02:38:19.880
within myself like sussing out what was good about the situation what was bad but then after you do all
02:38:26.600
of that work then you can move up move on but when someone asks you about that point in your life where
02:38:32.600
you made that regretful decision you can discuss with them this is what i sussed out this is how i
02:38:38.760
worked through it and that this is how it has led me to where i am right now for me when i think about
02:38:43.480
the word regret i think about something but when i think about the word regret i think about something
02:38:47.960
where i wish this didn't happen that's what i was trying to say and the problem is is that when i say
02:38:52.360
i wish this didn't happen i don't acknowledge of what i learned from it yeah but if you if you know
02:38:57.000
it's not that i wish this didn't happen it's an acknowledgement that's what regret would i did
02:39:01.080
this and it was yeah me too that's my understanding yeah i did this and it was wrong and that's why i
02:39:06.600
regret it well i also don't believe in wrong i believe in positive and that's and that's what i
02:39:10.280
said right so for me from my perspective it looks like a way to avoid responsibility by saying i didn't
02:39:15.720
do anything wrong not no no absolutely not i think that but then what you just said so you only believe
02:39:22.680
in positive it wasn't about doing something wrong right it's like okay so let's say
02:39:26.840
for instance something i called a regret in my past was i had this big crush on this guy when
02:39:31.160
i was in mexico on a vacation and we're underneath the waterfall and i could have kissed him and i
02:39:34.360
didn't and i look back and like i regret that i didn't just make that move i was scared i regret
02:39:38.200
and what i took from that is okay when i have a moment that i want to do better i um will make that
02:39:44.200
jump i will not be scared and i will have the confidence to do that and i told myself i don't ever
02:39:47.960
want to have regret again because it doesn't feel good to have that sort of thing and so i would look at
02:39:52.760
it instead as like okay that was a moment that i wasn't at this level i had to learn to
02:39:57.320
become this level and now i am who i am today yeah so i think i think we're talking like if you're
02:40:03.800
talking about a level of regret it could be scalable so there could be things yes so there could be
02:40:08.920
things that i regret like um maybe i die and say i regret not climbing mount everest right yeah but i
02:40:14.520
think that the things that stick in our brain for the things that we regret the most generally
02:40:19.320
coexist with things that we knew we were doing in the time which was wrong you know what i mean
02:40:24.600
and those tend to be the things that we actually dwell on and that's again of those in my mind
02:40:29.080
like what i'm trying to think back like you're all right because you only believe in positive
02:40:32.040
and negatives yeah so that's that's why when i think about something like oh like but that's why
02:40:36.360
i could have done something better i shouldn't have said this or done this i think okay well you
02:40:40.440
were in a place where clearly you didn't know or you didn't make that assessment now you do know all
02:40:44.920
you can do for it now is make it better now if you don't make it better then you're not choosing to
02:40:48.600
be living in your most positive aspect and that will be something you won't necessarily agree on
02:40:53.880
there but i want to live at my highest vibrational um level which means that i'm going to be positive
02:40:58.200
to people the energy that put out i'm going to expect to receive which means that genuinely i'm going
02:41:02.200
to not try to do bad things on to others because i know that's going to come back to me tenfold i need
02:41:06.600
to move on just so i can get through my notes here but uh let's see we had well i do want to come back
02:41:11.160
really quick to the whole bbw poly party sex party thing of course you do so uh
02:41:21.160
tell us i mean there's i mean i'm not really one to get super salacious on the internet about
02:41:26.920
specifics shoot but he wants an invite i think yeah oh yeah i think that's what i'm gonna i do he
02:41:33.000
definitely seems to be the type into bbws rsvp just the this is the sex party part yeah oh i mean they
02:41:39.320
they have them for all types all types of people i would i would actually never go to a
02:41:44.280
sex party no matter how attractive the women were that's degenerate party just for you just
02:41:50.440
all asian pt women with no oh just for me i mean i could get behind that one at that point
02:41:56.600
that's just an orgy i can get behind that but like if it's like swingers and like you don't
02:42:02.520
want anybody to watch you no i get all the women to myself yeah sure i'll take that never never going
02:42:09.240
to happen but i'll gladly take it um okay so so you would uh you went to a bunch of these parties
02:42:17.160
over the course of a couple months um now when you said there were you did 10 in a night would it be
02:42:22.600
like what was it group sex or would it be like one after the other and it was like individual sex okay
02:42:29.080
good good times good times in a very like rapid physical way yeah okay all right and let's see
02:42:40.440
uh well the original question was the roster thing so we're going around the table uh do do you have
02:42:45.560
or have you ever excuse me do you currently have or have you ever had a roster no i'm like disgustingly
02:42:52.760
mono amorous i get like tunnel vision on the first day and i'll like delete dating apps if i like someone
02:42:56.840
okay so annoying um i am similar and i'm trying oh sorry how's it annoying knowing that i do that
02:43:03.400
as well oh like i hyper focus like a ton of a tunnel vision someone um which i've actually had to get
02:43:08.760
out of doing um because dating okay just go ahead just go ahead oh sorry they just say you shouldn't
02:43:14.200
do that so i've been trying not roster roster roster i i i tend not to have a roster no okay what about
02:43:19.880
you no what if please speak into the mic if you can no and the guys don't need to answer i don't
02:43:26.520
handle that right of course so is that across the board yes is that what that is and i will say i
02:43:32.520
definitely don't feel like my my like future slash current goals are not roster based like in fact the
02:43:38.600
people that i've had like situationally they fizzled out because i've kind of just
02:43:43.000
i'm just not interested in that anymore i'm looking for like a completely different dating
02:43:49.080
experience that's just like where i was once at okay got it and let me get into some of my notes
02:43:54.920
here finally so uh let's see uh okay you said you had some insane stories to tell us rosie is this
02:44:03.640
related to the bbw sex winger groups or yeah i mean like yeah like with the group sex and stuff like
02:44:10.360
um nick could you close that door but i the rest of the world doesn't need to hear this
02:44:17.160
more or less i mean it seems like the the audience here is pretty not interested in
02:44:23.000
hearing about those types of things they might be no this audience they might be they're going
02:44:26.680
to be out there because the door was open it's just getting cold that's why it's cold the young
02:44:33.720
children yeah the young children outside don't need to hear this that's all i'm saying
02:44:43.640
i'm trying to think because i probably should have thought this more thoroughly because i was
02:44:46.920
thinking about like i mentioned some of those different dating experiences but like i mean i met
02:44:50.840
people who i like during that time the closest thing i had to a relationship because i was like
02:44:56.680
extremely emotionally unavailable was someone that i met through um what they called like the vanilla
02:45:03.320
parties which were like the non-sex parties um and um he ended up like going to them and stuff and
02:45:12.120
we would hook up probably like you know a few times a week i'd say and like once he and i became
02:45:18.760
more of a thing i like back down to the parties and then some stuff started coming up and i started
02:45:24.360
really understanding like the dynamics of the parties and like how kind of predatory and weird they were
02:45:29.880
set up and i started waking up to like basically realizing what i was doing because i was i at the
02:45:35.320
time i was living my life on autopilot and i was just kind of like yeah yeah whatever like nothing
02:45:40.840
matters type attitude towards everything so um once i started like thinking things through and then i
02:45:50.920
was like slowly backing out of the parties and then something um like major like personally in my life
02:45:56.040
happen that had me completely back out of it okay um you said in your notes here that uh you've you're
02:46:02.440
currently celibate by choice while on your healing journey you're no longer casually dating how long
02:46:07.240
have you been celibate for so the last time i hooked up with someone was in february or no i'm sorry no
02:46:13.080
that's wrong um since june but that was a uh kind of like a return thing okay with uh you recycled it
02:46:21.240
was like going back to somebody then it wasn't like a new dating experience it wasn't a new body
02:46:25.880
you recycled the body sure if you want to use that kind of language that's what that's what it's
02:46:31.560
called recycling if you don't want to add to your body doing it again if you've already done it once
02:46:36.200
with them it's like uh you're recycling a body okay all right now you don't you object to that just
02:46:43.480
such a deranged way of looking at like human relationships yeah well i mean that's talking purely
02:46:48.760
sex like it's the least like you're so obsessed with the quantity you'd rather just say recycle a
02:46:52.360
body like it's just that's the terminology that's that's the terms you people you've never you've
02:46:57.800
never voluntarily uh wait what like that's just like not like people who like normally date and
02:47:02.600
see each other aren't using these terms it's very like dehumanized i've never used that it's not
02:47:08.040
dehumanizing like you're studying romance from afar from like an incel community oh yeah so it's all
02:47:13.400
insults how dare they how dare well how dare people use something that obviously this is
02:47:19.880
actually a term wait wait wait stop stop this is hey picking for him yo let me talk please this is
02:47:26.840
a term i've actually heard originating from women women use this term oh i'm recycling a body so i
02:47:32.920
don't add to my body because of this like obsession to always have a low body count so i've heard women
02:47:37.720
say too like i'm recycling bodies so my body count doesn't you've heard it from women too so why are you
02:47:42.040
saying that it's like it's like this incel community it's like from men and i mean women
02:47:47.320
insults exist no i'm not that's not true i disagree i don't think a woman can be an incel yeah why is
02:47:54.280
that like genuinely i'm curious because i don't think men will do anything with two because because
02:48:01.800
not all men there's any woman if any woman was so inclined to get laid she could regardless of her
02:48:09.560
personality regardless of her level of physical attraction i guess i think i would agree there's
02:48:15.160
no it's if the belief system well for example there was a there was a reddit community dedicated to
02:48:21.640
fem cells women who consider themselves involuntarily celibate and it like was bombarded with men who were
02:48:28.680
propositioning these women with sex the reverse is not the case there's not just women flocking to
02:48:34.760
incel communities to fuck here's the easiest way to frame it right if there was a male version of
02:48:40.280
you he's not having sex at sex parties and having sex with people back in june and there's not that
02:48:45.400
it's not going to happen you think he's going to the same party why would you disagree he's going to
02:48:50.360
go to the same sex party i would say well i what i would argue though is that a man who's obese is going
02:48:57.880
to struggle far more when it comes to purely getting sex than a woman who's obese that's the point yeah
02:49:04.440
well you're not really an insult you can go to nevada and book a prostitute if you want well but
02:49:08.760
that would still be involuntarily how yeah because in that case prostitution yeah doesn't he's talking
02:49:14.680
about yeah he's talking about sex between uh two consenting adults absent money where you're not
02:49:20.360
paying them for it that's the point yeah okay yeah because in that case it's like oh well i mean you
02:49:26.360
could just go buy a a prostitute like women want the money i mean we'll be okay with having money and
02:49:34.280
men are like the the drive is also very different wait just in general like you mean
02:49:40.360
the sex drive yeah like for instance like a man doesn't necessarily like a man would pay for sex
02:49:45.000
but a woman won't necessarily have to pay for sex but there's other things that we might do
02:49:48.600
that we'll have to like that we'll work for yeah exactly so it may not be money like when we talk
02:49:53.560
about incels like they could book a prostitute but typically like you were saying they're looking
02:49:56.680
for someone who's like enthusiastically consenting to it so typically they're not just looking for
02:50:00.200
sex because they could go to a hooker they're looking for some level intimacy so analogously
02:50:04.440
femcels yes they could be propositioned by those guys on the reddit but they're looking for someone
02:50:08.520
who actually cares about them but comparing this is also a bad presupposition for a different reason
02:50:13.800
another reason this is a bad presupposition is they may not be going to a hooker not because they
02:50:17.080
don't want to or they don't just want sex but because they may have religious convictions or other
02:50:21.640
values which conflict with doing something like that so if they have that strong of a religious
02:50:27.160
so hang on just so hell bent i'm almost almost done calm down calm down farah before you start
02:50:32.200
spurred talking and turbo talking let me just finish the point everything i'm saying is sound
02:50:35.560
yeah that's nice it'll be just a sound when i'm done maybe let's just we just got to avoid
02:50:40.280
i'm sorry i have to moderate myself so anyway just yeah just chill out i'm almost yeah chill out
02:50:45.080
yeah chill out yeah so i didn't say calm down you calm down so anyway what what i what i was getting
02:50:53.320
at here was just to say there could be other convictions there there could be other convictions
02:50:58.200
which are here that they adhere to now most popularly what i see online with people referred
02:51:03.480
to as incels is that their standards are extremely high because they have those religious convictions
02:51:09.640
they can't find a woman who can meet those standards why would they go by a prostitute if
02:51:14.920
their religious convictions prevent them from doing it that's voluntary because he can't find a woman who
02:51:20.040
matches his values that's literally voluntary that's voluntary that's like i'm an incel because
02:51:23.800
i can't find a guy who's six foot makes a million dollars a year and wants to date me that's ridiculous
02:51:27.800
when you're talking about uh somebody who is uh incelibent by choice would you say then right or i'm
02:51:35.800
sorry um yeah yeah celibate by choice if you're just talking anybody can just who can just go have
02:51:42.760
sex with anybody right you can go get a prostitute or or this type of thing okay obviously a person is
02:51:49.160
going to have sex with another person is going to go for their preferences right is that generally
02:51:53.960
what they're going to do to choose yes and like we're saying wait there's two different metrics
02:51:57.720
for male and female preferences but suddenly you're now using the default as the male preference
02:52:02.520
so even if he doesn't want to fuck a girl because she has different religious values i'm assuming
02:52:06.120
why is that different than me saying even though guys are propositioning me on reddit they're
02:52:09.720
not the type of guy i'm looking for so therefore i can still deem myself a fem cell yeah i'm
02:52:13.800
i'm assuming it both ways so i assume it on the other way too that so you believe fem cells exist
02:52:18.680
that well yeah i'm not saying that you didn't well i have i have a different i have a different
02:52:22.680
definition of it you think fem cells exist if it's from the religious connotation yeah just
02:52:27.160
really well i have a different yeah not from the idea of yes i could fuck this guy but i won't enjoy
02:52:31.000
it i won't be attracted to him it'll feel yeah i think that all those things could be true but it
02:52:34.520
would be from a religious standpoint no but you can have that being religious yeah generally
02:52:38.200
speaking a religious standpoint i have feelings like that and i'm not really so if i'm very
02:52:41.640
unattractive and i can only fuck guys who are like disgusting to me or but that's not for
02:52:46.200
religious reasons that i'm unattractive to them i wouldn't i still be a fem cell by your definition
02:52:50.840
if you were super like super ugly you mean like just a super yeah i mean i guess but i'm talking in
02:52:56.680
generalities here so i'm just saying generally that's what i would fit in that criteria what's
02:53:00.280
your question so you think the appearance is the majority factor of whether or not someone is an
02:53:04.280
uncel usually for a man it's more than their appearance usually it's the inside i think that there
02:53:08.840
could be there's yes there's two categories here yeah because there's incels that look just like
02:53:13.640
any one of you guys and they're feeling like they don't have sex and the reason why is because we're
02:53:17.000
so turned off by their inside and the first thing that comes out of their mouth we couldn't possibly
02:53:20.360
have them doing anything with them yeah i'm not clear well okay there's first off my sense of what
02:53:26.200
an incel is is it's involuntarily celibate so this is somebody i i would argue that and maybe
02:53:35.720
andrew this is where i disagree if say you're a christian man and you're waiting until marriage
02:53:42.280
that i would consider that to be voluntary yeah i have a hard time with that because then faro like
02:53:47.640
would you apply that to essay so well wait a second they're they're involuntary why couldn't they just
02:53:53.720
go essay a check right they could do that and then they wouldn't be they would be involuntarily
02:54:00.200
why because sex and essay are not comparable no but what i'm saying is is that if it's if it's not
02:54:07.400
just a barrier based around personalization right and preferences then you're looking at the same thing
02:54:13.400
from the religious to if you were looking at it from the the and the argument against the religious is
02:54:19.320
well no this is voluntary because you could just go get a prostitute it's like well no
02:54:22.760
no it's involuntary they want to do it right but they have a barrier from doing it just like the
02:54:29.080
lack of the the essay portion would be the same thing a barrier from doing it i genuinely don't
02:54:34.120
think a lion's share of incels are opting out of booking a hooker for religious reasons i'm pretty sure
02:54:38.120
a large number of porn consumers are incels so if they were opting out of sex for religious reasons
02:54:43.000
they wouldn't be like consuming so much yeah so you don't think that people who are heavily religious
02:54:47.400
would would like to have sex that they might have those wants to do that's not what involuntary
02:54:52.040
means yeah i think but this is where i'm drawing a distinction with you because if your argument for
02:54:57.160
no that's not involuntary it means if if you say involuntary they could just go get you know a sex
02:55:03.640
worker then why couldn't i just respond by saying well if it's involved why couldn't they just go
02:55:07.720
assault a chick get the same result how would it be involuntary because if i call someone homeless like
02:55:12.440
i'm saying yeah they could squat somewhere technically illegally but i would still consider them
02:55:15.640
homeless what does that have to do with what i said it's an analogy yeah but how's the analogy
02:55:18.920
apply because doing something unlawfully it doesn't make it doesn't now make it sex it but
02:55:24.920
well wait a second wait wait back up what what is it then i'm saying if they're an incel it's just
02:55:31.000
unlawful sex right my point is if they're an incel and they're complaining that they just can't get
02:55:35.160
sex they can book a hooker but that's typically not what they're looking for they're looking for a
02:55:38.760
level of emotional intimacy that's what i'm saying there's a barrier they're both what you would
02:55:43.480
consider one's a barrier legally the other one's legal yeah but but they're both barriers is the
02:55:48.440
point people i don't think people are opting out of hookers for religious reasons why what you don't
02:55:53.480
think so no why well maybe some are but i'm saying an incel who's an incel who's jacking up to porn
02:55:59.720
every day isn't now drawing the line at prostitution i've now created two different categories of incel for
02:56:04.360
you i'm saying that one i believe that both of them are involuntarily not doing the actual incel
02:56:09.880
community the people on reddit i believe that that is an actual person who's waiting till marriage
02:56:14.040
to find a godly have you ever heard have you ever heard of the trad cast who self-idee as incels for
02:56:18.200
instance the reason that they self-idee as incels is because they say yeah sure we would love to be
02:56:23.160
rolling around and having tons of sex with women but we don't right because we have this ex-belief
02:56:28.840
so would he be an incel if he struggles to find a virgin like if every single woman at his college
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has had sex and his standard is he wants to marry another virgin is he now an incel no that's
02:56:36.120
voluntarily celibate because you've set a standard for yourself that's kind of interesting i i might
02:56:40.600
be getting on board with what you're saying andrew because so i'm not expecting to go
02:56:47.400
yeah well no i'm trying to suss this out in my head and i'm thinking about it like okay yeah so
02:56:52.920
there is a law stating that essay is illegal right so in the if i'm looking at a coming from a biblical
02:57:00.120
framework as a christian uh i determine that the bible is my foundation for morality and is how
02:57:06.520
is law in my mind so just the same way that uh essay is illegal in i mean it's illegal in the bible
02:57:15.320
but it's illegal in our society it is to co-op the uh verbiage it is illegal in god's mind right in god's
02:57:23.480
eye to say to have sex before marriage right so i actually kind of agree so you can't actually
02:57:29.880
alleviate what you want even though you want to because there's this barrier but you're choosing to
02:57:35.880
to to abide by the barrier but you would be doing the same thing with ssa that's the point there's
02:57:40.440
a choice it's the choice does it just end at religious convictions can i say female dating
02:57:44.440
strategy tells me i should only fuck guys who make more than me and because i earn a lot it's hard to
02:57:47.800
define those guys they're forming themselves well the the religion really fast doesn't make your
02:57:52.120
arguments it doesn't my arguments being correct what's your argument i bet you can't even repeat
02:57:57.560
it i think i can do it i was saying why are you just drawing the bible to be akin to law but why
02:58:02.920
can't i say my preferences could be akin to law too so suddenly i'm a femself you could yeah yeah okay so
02:58:07.880
i'm a femself because i can't find a guy who makes more money than we're saying that you could you
02:58:10.920
could make two different categories here right but you would still have to categorize them so is it
02:58:16.840
involuntary i guess what we're really discussing is what do we mean by involuntary you think that
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it's voluntary absent barrier and so do i so i don't know what we're arguing okay so far as far
02:58:27.560
as just real quick though if you have s a that's up you're going to get a physical repercussion for
02:58:31.960
that you let's say you didn't you're deciding to abide by the bible you're not going to get a
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physical replicate yeah but we believe you would yeah that's the point okay your belief in actual
02:58:42.040
physical harm happening to you is not okay so what so you're not going to go to jail god is not
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going to put you in jail but you could also let's let's envision for a second that you knew you could
02:58:52.120
do it and could get away with it and not go to jail okay it would still be a barrier the absent
02:58:57.880
consent would still be a barrier and so you wouldn't do it right you actually being able to go to jail
02:59:02.760
versus not are two different very big things yeah has nothing to do with the point how does it not
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because what i'm saying is let's remove that for a second that you would even you're deciding that
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the bible is that is that is the top yes and you're deciding that the law is the top thing that's
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i'm not no i'm not i'm just saying as far as overall you can believe in the bible that's fine but no
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matter what bible or not you still got to respect the law so you're you're encompassing you don't have
02:59:25.480
to respect the law no as far as like if you're going to be law-abiding or even just right so your choice
02:59:30.920
is to respect the law but everyone has to be under the law now everyone has to be under the bible yeah but
02:59:35.080
your choice is to respect both you don't have to respect the law you choose to respect the law
02:59:40.280
nothing's stopping you from going through its stop sign nothing's stopping you from grabbing that
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mic and hitting me in the head with it the repercussions at the end of the day are different
02:59:48.120
yes there might be that there's uh that you have a perception you saying that you have a perception
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of a repercussion distinction fine we can remove that barrier by saying if we could assume that there
02:59:59.240
was no repercussion for you would you just start saying people there is yeah but but that's not the
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purpose of explaining this this way the purpose is to show you that even if that barrier was removed
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you still wouldn't do it there is a barrier which is there whether it's religious or it's legal
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these two barriers still very much exist inside of your mind which is the preventative measure for
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doing the action but okay so if you sexually assault someone you're then affecting that person's life
03:00:25.400
if you abstain abstain for sex because of a religious belief you're not affecting someone else's life
03:00:30.440
what if you were to uh to essay what if you were to essay a chick who was in a who was in a coma
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who was in a coma and would never know and there's impossible for her to get pregnant there was a
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man who was raping a lady in yeah sorry but you wouldn't co-sign on it i think we actually
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right you wouldn't co-sign on it no it was awful right that's my whole point barrier no i think we
03:00:47.720
agree i think we agree i was having rebuttal to brian saying that like oh incels exist only for men
03:00:52.680
but never for women because someone will always fuck you and i was saying in theory you could
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fuck someone as a man but it's not to these you know what i mean there's that barrier there so i
03:01:00.520
was saying even for women even though some guys would yeah i would just say so here's why i would
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make the two distinct categories so i think you would agree with this too so in the distinct category
03:01:09.320
one with the men i think it's much easier for men to be in that one category of incel right whereas
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for women it's not very it would actually be difficult to be in that category which on the
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religious end i would say that it could be equal so okay what about what about this what about what
03:01:27.000
about this so let's say you have a man and a woman neither are religious they're both physically
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unattractive yeah they want to have they don't care about they just want to have sex immediately
03:01:42.600
like that night or whatever or within the a short period of time say a week i would argue that
03:01:48.600
almost any woman if she was so inclined could get sex whereas it's not clear to me if any man
03:01:56.360
could just go out and immediately yeah i agree i totally agree but that's typically not what fem
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cell refers to like i don't think females are actually arguing i can't anybody they're saying
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i can't anybody who would care same way those men in theory those incels could each other but
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they're not going to be attracted to each other and enjoy it hold on but if the definition of fem
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cell is what a female incel i actually need you to repeat that why you didn't hear her no i didn't
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she has meth mouth you got to talk slow so i can understand what you're saying the reason i talk so
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fast is because i keep getting cut off it's not to try and i didn't cut you off no i know i'm just
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saying in general but anyways my point was yes a fem cell could get sex from anybody okay but the point
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was um men in theory those incels they could get sex from each other in theory but they won't enjoy it
03:02:37.960
each other yes in theory yeah he's talking about the opposite sex no i know but i'm saying the same
03:02:42.600
way a fem cell might not enjoy having sex or even find any like little bit of attraction to the guy
03:02:48.280
who's propositioning her on reddit those guys won't enjoy having sex with each other so that's
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why i'm saying it's two different metrics because male and female sexuality is incredibly different
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do you get what i'm saying yeah yeah so let me just let me go ahead i'm sorry no yeah i was just
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about to ask so does the act of sex require that there's an there's there's enjoyment in it
03:03:06.840
it so okay so being so i'm saying fem cell has a slightly different definition than incel
03:03:13.000
i'm not actually sure what so sell okay well it's involuntarily celibate which means no sex
03:03:19.240
regardless of how you feel about it if you enjoy it or not if you're having sex you're not an incel
03:03:24.920
right so it doesn't so there's sex as an incel with no okay okay so if if you if your goal is to
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find sex and you are able to find it that is by definition not celibate regardless if you enjoy it
03:03:40.600
or not yes and like i said you could find it in nevada but obviously we're talking about certain
03:03:47.000
barriers and guys want it from a woman who's maybe enthusiastically consenting and a woman maybe wants
03:03:51.400
it from a guy who isn't just looking at her as a whole so that was my only point so i don't understand
03:03:55.160
i don't understand why each one of those criticisms couldn't be applied back so you say
03:03:58.920
you say incels could have it with each other well so could fem cells yeah so i don't understand how
03:04:03.960
the criticisms wouldn't be equal it's not equal do you agree that fem cells exist even though they
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could in theory fuck someone in the same way an incel could in theory fuck someone yeah i would say i
03:04:14.200
would say by this criteria though what he's trying to draw is that when he says not exist right be the
03:04:20.120
same way that you and i would say something in the comments doesn't mean there's none who who existed
03:04:25.480
all on planet earth but rather if you make the comparison between the amount of male versus
03:04:30.360
female it's overwhelmingly going to be male versus female when it comes to this you would agree with
03:04:35.400
that in that category i would but you would also agree that male and females look at sex entirely
03:04:40.520
differently so when someone says i'm a fem cell you understand that she's not saying nobody will
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fuck me she's saying nobody maybe i'm having difficulty finding someone who will fuck me and actually
03:04:48.840
ask me my name so okay but if that's the case then they have just changed the meaning from how we mean it
03:04:55.400
so it doesn't mean anything yeah i don't think anyone thinks they have identical definitions
03:04:59.560
yeah i know but from our definition you would agree we're correct that men have a harder time
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procuring sex yes yeah and that and that the incel from our perspective has a way harder time
03:05:11.160
yeah okay then the fem cell yes okay yeah yeah i would agree with that too okay but sex to the
03:05:17.480
same basis of attraction then i would disagree because it's it's typical progressive pedantry and you
03:05:22.760
have to like literally peel back all the layers until you get to where you know it's not it's
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because we're talking about sex that it's we're talking about sex they wouldn't be disgusted by
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and like i said the guys could in theory each other but they would feel disgusted by that if they're
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straight and the woman the fem cell could in theory some random like redditor proposer but she might
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not enjoy it that was my point brian what was it he left so i had to direct it okay well okay when i think
03:05:46.200
fem cell like i think female incel because i know there's a this definition of fem cell where it's
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like well i'm just not finding the right guy that i want to have sex with and to me when i think of
03:05:57.400
incel to somebody who wants to have sex but like can't there's not all these strings attached to it
03:06:05.080
there's not all these terms the guy doesn't have to be some magical unicorn like i'm sure most men who
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are incels would be happy to have sex with a woman who's even probably below their standards or
03:06:15.880
whatever that might be so all right okay um and i do think when it comes to incels first off it's
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kind of the euphemism treadmill where a word starts to lose its its meaning like nazi and fascist oh yeah
03:06:32.120
where it just ends up being used as a generic insult rather than the word that has actual meaning
03:06:37.880
uh i do think incels they get to they a lot of times they get made fun of i actually think they
03:06:43.720
need empathy understanding and compassion not hate and uh more isolation because you certainly don't
03:06:49.560
make a scared dog more calm by beating him with a uh a stick and also to your point um you said that
03:06:56.600
it's not because of their physical attractiveness but because of their personality uh and perhaps
03:07:02.120
i've seen some incels well let me just finish my point um oftentimes there's this idea that these incels
03:07:07.800
are just uh certainly there are men there are women hating uh incels misogynistic incels absolutely
03:07:14.120
however it's not clear to me if misogyny it's not clear to me if misogyny is the cause of their lack
03:07:20.280
of sexual connection because there are plenty of misogynistic men who are highly sexually successful i
03:07:27.160
don't think it has to be that though it could it could be simple as like i don't like myself
03:07:31.720
oh i mean sure i guess but like that also is unattractive i mean i'm sure there's plenty of like
03:07:36.920
some of the most toxic women haters there are are probably who act like assholes towards every
03:07:41.880
women are getting it i'm i'm saying like there's probably like inexhaustible lines of that they're
03:07:47.640
not getting said yes to like it's not going to be just physical because the way women work genuinely
03:07:53.400
we fall in love with the inside even if the outside is important i mean yeah okay you can you can go for
03:08:00.040
instance you can go to school with someone or go to be at work at someone who's definitely not your
03:08:03.640
type and you keep seeing them over and over again you see the cute little jokes and then you kind
03:08:06.840
of start seeing them as being cute and funny because their inside made you be like actually
03:08:10.600
like i'm actually kind of digging that like weird nose thing he does or his ears are a little big
03:08:14.520
but i actually kind of like that part about him so we just we we work differently in that way
03:08:20.280
and so i would say that it wouldn't have to necessarily be a man who hates a woman but it could be
03:08:23.720
like well he could always be talking bad about himself or maybe he's level on the spectrum where he
03:08:28.760
doesn't know how to communicate and like talk to people there's many different things that it could
03:08:32.520
be but i would say that it probably has to do more with the inside than just the out yeah i'm actually
03:08:37.160
trying to remember how we got onto that because i think i was asking you about your celibacy and then
03:08:41.640
yeah roster and you asked about incels you said that you know i don't think so what's the definition
03:08:45.960
of incel because we you said recycling bodies yeah oh yeah that's right oh great okay all right
03:08:51.320
all right um and you were like no no i don't like that language it's
03:08:55.240
i don't like it under the purview of my progressive analysis i don't feel like that that's how people
03:09:00.680
really analyze the situation that type of shit right i was that's exactly that's exactly what you did
03:09:06.040
there was a specific word i was avoiding using but i was saying it's like kind of a weird way to view
03:09:10.520
romantic relationships yeah how so oh god it's just not it's just not romantic i just thought it was
03:09:17.560
funny yeah like it's just it was ironic yeah it's just a descriptor yeah it's not necessarily wrong
03:09:23.640
just kind of depersonalized maybe it was just funny it was amusing how you depersonalize it i
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think depersonalize negative or positive it's just an observation yeah oh it's a calculator way of
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doing yeah all right all right good talk all right i have a note here from kimberly uh kimberly you say
03:09:40.840
i feel like most men want to be taken care of instead of them taking care of the ladies as far as the guys
03:09:46.600
i've dated i've always been the one to plan pay for the dates where i've put in too much effort and not
03:09:51.080
the same energy in return it's always a what you're doing message instead of taking the initiative
03:09:56.680
to plan a date these guys these guys are just honestly kind of childish you gotta raise your
03:10:02.360
standards lol she gotta raise her standards she's allowing them that's her right there oh yeah you
03:10:06.760
gotta you gotta you gotta raise your standards i'm glad you're here i know you gotta you gotta stop
03:10:10.680
you you control that that's why i accept that haven't like been talking to guys recently wait so
03:10:17.560
reminder you're you're 22 correct yeah um but you said your longest relationship for was for two
03:10:23.080
years so your two two-year relationship is that how that two-year relationship looked no that one was
03:10:32.440
well it just didn't end well but i don't want to get into that but um okay i was saying sorry what i
03:10:39.400
was saying is that that's why i didn't that's why i don't want maddie can you talk to guys anymore
03:10:45.320
your mic wait hold on let me see what's going on here yeah your mic's way too shifted it's blocked
03:10:50.120
your mic maddie your mic is blocking her god okay um yeah well from the past relationships that i've
03:10:58.120
been in relationships um one of them it went well the thing was that when i met him he was barely coming
03:11:08.520
from a different state and he didn't have much here so i helped him out in the beginning i had
03:11:16.040
my own car and he would use it and stuff but he ended up cheating on me anyways good times yeah he
03:11:22.600
ended up cheating on me and i found out because i went on facebook oh and he had he had posted a
03:11:29.480
picture and i was going through the likes and i seen some girl had hearted his picture
03:11:34.920
and um so i clicked on her profile and then i seen a picture of them together on her header so
03:11:42.040
how many how many of the men that you've recently been dating have been you've been taking care of
03:11:48.280
them uh you've been paying because you said most men yeah want to be taken care of and and that you've
03:11:55.960
dated men that you're planning dates and you're paying for the dates yeah and you put in too much
03:12:00.840
effort so what and that was my also uh the last guy i was talking to um basically when i met him
03:12:10.200
he was leaving his bm and baby mama okay i didn't know there was like a yeah so there was a lot of
03:12:19.800
drama because she didn't like me and like it i was like it's not my fault that he started texting me you
03:12:26.760
know he had told me that they weren't together and they weren't together so so you were paying for
03:12:32.440
him about keeping a man who like cheats on his girl for you though no he wasn't with her okay no
03:12:37.160
he wasn't with her when we were talking he wasn't with her um but yeah he would like he had to come
03:12:43.160
to ontario and i live in indio so i would be the one coming and going or he would can you show your
03:12:48.680
nails again they're fire they're cute how do you how do you wipe oh god okay wait do you have to do
03:12:56.520
the the mitt method yeah do you do the mitt that's what i've heard i've never been a long nail girl but
03:13:02.760
they call it whoa wait hold on put your hands show us your you should play piano god damn you're not
03:13:08.600
supposed to have long nails to play the piano yeah i know but you've got long fingers i don't know i
03:13:12.600
i do caregiving you have the piano i have to like wipe these old people but what the
03:13:17.400
fuck yeah wait you do what caregiving oh okay you wipe old people yeah that's what she said like a
03:13:24.840
like a nurse's aide yeah like a babysitter but for yeah okay so all right so um oh wait did you answer
03:13:33.160
if you've had have you uh roster did you guys answer that yeah we did did we go around okay
03:13:39.080
yeah check it out shitty memory okay uh all right so you also wrote that you feel like i'm kind of
03:13:46.840
both a feminist and traditional yeah because i feel like um if i want to have a job like i want to work
03:13:55.800
i want to make my own money but at the same time like i i want to be i if i find the right guy i would
03:14:03.480
be yeah you want to stay home yeah if i find the right person but if not so
03:14:08.920
okay do you want to get married that's a good question it's because before i would say yeah
03:14:17.640
but now i'm just like i don't think there's gonna like you don't think there's a guy who's
03:14:23.960
gonna want to marry you no i just don't think that there's a guy that would
03:14:28.680
because i guess i'm picky you're picky yeah um okay you don't think you'll find a guy how are you
03:14:37.160
how are you picky well like i said in the beginning i don't like going out to like clubs and stuff so
03:14:43.480
i would that's not picky though but i don't think that's picky yeah really but how else are you picky
03:14:49.320
i'm sure there's more than just that you're talking looks no i mean did we talk about did
03:14:55.320
you say height thing did you do we go around on that i've dated shorter shorter guys than me well
03:15:00.280
i've not i'm not really dated but i've i'm five seven okay did you say you have i forgot if you
03:15:05.800
mentioned your height preference no i don't have a height no high preference well i've dated shorter
03:15:11.960
guys than me how are you like five i don't know i just i guess um
03:15:22.600
i don't know guys when i'm with somebody they just see i ask them for stuff and they don't such
03:15:30.200
such as what but it's not really picky huh it's just that okay what do you ask do you think you're
03:15:37.000
picky or do you just talk about your standards what are your standards because i think
03:15:41.880
there is a difference or do you mean that so far you've met guys and there's been something about
03:15:47.400
them that you haven't liked and so you feel like you're picky it's probably that i don't like it but
03:15:54.600
they don't think it's an issue so that so they think that i'm picky but such such as what like um when i
03:16:03.320
was with the when i was talking to this one guy i would ask him could he not like be following other
03:16:11.320
girls on instagram or liking their pictures while we were talking but he was like oh my mom said that
03:16:17.320
i have to explore my options i was like whoa i was like your mom told you you had to explore your
03:16:26.920
options i was like okay that's fine but you can go i told him that's fine you can go explore his options
03:16:34.360
then i i wasn't expecting the mom told me to he literally said my mom said that i have to explore
03:16:43.480
my options and are you guys laughing because you think he made that up or do you think of course he
03:16:48.760
made it up you're laughing because she probably she might have and like he's doing it like what is
03:16:54.120
what is the what that was just a situation yeah yeah it's just funny my mom's there yeah okay so
03:17:01.560
you're regardless um so i've got a semi uh related question on that topic for the men at the table
03:17:08.120
do you guys think that confidence or modesty is a more important trait in your dating life from a
03:17:13.720
woman like like i'm just and i'm genuinely just curious modesty modesty here's i mean here's one way to uh
03:17:22.680
perhaps look at this if a girl were to approach me i don't know like she wanted to hit on me or
03:17:30.600
something uh not that that might be the best way to go about things but uh oftentimes i think women
03:17:38.360
would prefer a guy to step to them in a really confident manner versus like maybe their eye contact
03:17:43.720
isn't great or they're a little shy or bashful i would say for me though i would prefer a girl to
03:17:49.000
step to me and she's kind of like a little nervous about it then if she was like you want hi
03:17:56.600
oh well it's it's because of that's not a great shyly walks up to you i'm sure mason will agree with
03:18:01.960
me on this too so from from like the christian standpoint we would consider these are it's a
03:18:09.160
neutral trait confidence right but we would say that men have it way more than women have it or at
03:18:14.840
least that something that is pushed for men to have right as that sort of society absolutely yeah
03:18:21.640
it's that sort of trait so we're not looking for masculine traits in women if we were looking
03:18:27.160
are you attributing confidence hang on hang on almost done okay i was sorry yes i'm attributing
03:18:33.560
that as a more masculine trait than modesty so okay that's the point right okay it's not it's a neutral
03:18:40.440
trait but it's a more masculine trait than modesty is so if you were to talk to you know like uh
03:18:46.040
priests or you were to talk to clergy or things like this the things that they have a hard time
03:18:50.600
with men on are things of like matters of pride matters of uh of that type of thing you know what
03:18:56.360
i mean so we would we would maybe attribute it more that way too we're not looking for masculine
03:19:01.960
traits in women we're looking for feminine traits in women i guess i just don't like gender those
03:19:06.760
types of traits like from my viewpoint it's a neutral i'm just saying you can look at both
03:19:10.760
traits though and see which one society you know that we would attribute towards towards which sex
03:19:16.200
more right yeah that's interesting perspective speaking of masculine feminine you're attracting feminine
03:19:20.840
men yeah that that checks out wait do you have a type like what's your type white guys no
03:19:28.760
no latino guys yeah you don't you wouldn't date a white guy i mean asking for a friend i haven't
03:19:35.880
i would but i never have to be never dated like no i've really only dated mexicans to be honest
03:19:42.840
mexican guys but that's because that's any black guys in there go on jaco it's because
03:19:48.760
no i've never dated a black guy no i've never what about like i would i would
03:19:54.200
americans any native chumash no no chumash mexican mexican pretty much do you have a catholic
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upbringing mm-hmm yeah yeah kind of figured yeah yeah okay all right here we have some notes here i
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need to uh oh we had a video from you that we've got to react to interesting oh well we already kind
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of hit it it's the it was the insult topic but i mean fuck it let's just uh let's pull it up let's
03:20:20.200
pull it up because we were just talking about it let's bring the subject back uh nick if you're
03:20:25.480
able to get that this was posted to be like a funny bit it wasn't it was meant to be light-heartedly
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there's already a disclaimer sorry the reaction wasn't fully that when it got reposted on red pill
03:20:38.520
internet but um that was it was i was just like trying to be jokey all right disclaimer all right go
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ahead i'm just saying it's a little worse oh i've seen that well at home no that's perfect no because
03:20:50.680
trust me i have met a mini incel and they all but most they even if they are they can bring
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pretend they're a lawyer they can pretend they're a therapist they can pretend it's most people that
03:21:00.040
like hate you online behind if you're hiding behind a screen and like and you have zero followers
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and it's a hidden profile i just refer to anyone like that incel incel exactly like they can cosplay
03:21:10.200
that in their daytime but that's who they are at heart is that's what you're taking your time to do
03:21:14.360
yeah okay i could never great great um i love that anyway that i can see that being a tick tock
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clip what is it and there it is please oh hello i got my headphones flying off my goodness the drama
03:21:30.120
of it all okay i very quickly realized i wanted to be with my ex and we had a lot more in common
03:21:35.320
and you met him online too it was like i met this on reddit okay um actually my ex ironically was like
03:21:42.280
my biggest chipper on um did you skip forward but i didn't know i think she did no you kid
03:21:50.280
nick you skipped way forward oh yeah it's on a different topic yeah it's on x and stuff
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we were the the clip starts at 33 20 you must you must have skipped forward somehow yeah it was
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at 35. what i was a little confused together yeah i thought i thought it was there was a jump
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just uh also for the video can you put us in the corner is there in the corner
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no 33 what what i don't know where did you start the the time it should have been 33 20.
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i didn't touch it okay just but it no but it midway through it skipped forward go ahead
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33 20. yeah started at three 33 20. beam me up scotty
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yeah this one yeah that's better yeah yeah yeah
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what does this mean what does this yeah so an incel is just like someone who is involuntarily celibate
03:22:50.600
and it just essentially it has morphed into its own slang term that kind of describes that loser sitting on
03:22:58.520
reddit for 23 hours a day um with cheetah dust and empty mountain dew cans all around them
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and it just has a real stank smell that is involved with these people because i'm just going to paint
03:23:10.520
you an image and like the fedora is a little crusty and the the beard the the neck beard is strong but
03:23:16.280
the facial hair is weak and there's a bald spot in the back and you can just and you can just see the
03:23:22.520
fedora covering it just right dear life and he's sitting there muttering under his breath about how
03:23:31.320
uh like jessica alba's ugly just right you know literally yeah that's what you're talking about
03:23:36.840
yeah like bottom of the barrel that was a really good description thank you it's like i just wanted
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to paint a little word picture for the people at home no that's perfect no because just me i have
03:23:46.440
met a mini incel and they all but most they even if they are they can bring pretend they're a lawyer
03:23:51.800
they can pretend they're a therapist they can pretend it's most people that like hate you on
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yeah behind it if you're hiding behind a screen like and you have zero followers and it's a hidden
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profile i just refer to anyone like that incel inside exactly like they can constantly that in their
03:24:05.640
daytime but that's who they are at heart is that's what you're taking your time to do
03:24:09.400
pathetic yeah okay i could never great great um i love that i did i did just want to want to say
03:24:17.720
this one thing if you don't mind it's right at the end there you said i would never what were you
03:24:23.240
referring to i would never behave toward people the way that incels behave toward me because it
03:24:30.440
sounded like you were saying i would never like i would never sleep with somebody like that that's
03:24:34.600
what it sounded like to me oh no i wasn't referencing like being with so i mean i would
03:24:40.920
not want to date an incel correct because the people that have been the the the am i way off
03:24:47.240
here did that sound like she was like i would never like you're right she would never have that tone i
03:24:52.120
would never like be that way that's what i intended the whole of the whole encompassing of yeah but but
03:24:59.160
related to what i already said this whole euphemism treadmill thing i mean even that i don't know
03:25:03.320
her name the host of the podcast she said it's devora she said it's incel is just a term for
03:25:09.400
anybody that talks online and has no followers well she said what was the thing with she was
03:25:15.320
what's wrong with fedoras hello well it's the meme like you turn up on the internet better than
03:25:21.240
anyone clearly my lady i mean um what's up with the bald spot though what's wrong with bald i mean
03:25:27.400
look i get roasted all day every day for existing as a fat woman on the internet body positivity
03:25:32.520
i mean i'm i'm more down with body neutrality but that's just me we shouldn't shame men for balding
03:25:38.600
it's natural yeah does the neck beard at least connect i think she's clapping back to what
03:25:45.000
they've already said to her she's this is not like look at my youtube comments just i'm i'm allowed to
03:25:53.800
make a joke at their expense which are twice if they dedicate hours of their time to try to tear me
03:25:59.400
down because they can't handle seeing someone like me be confident in myself because it makes
03:26:03.960
them question why they can't be confident within themselves when they fit in the americanized standards
03:26:09.000
of certain whatever and i am an outlier i'm someone that they wish to be uh not seen nor heard and i put
03:26:17.640
myself out there and i hold myself to a standard of what i think is a good human being and yeah so how i
03:26:27.480
proceed with that just just give you a little pushback here yes i can agree with a portion
03:26:33.160
of what she says the first portion of what you said is if these guys are going to continuously make
03:26:37.240
fun of me right and this is the group it's coming from i'm going to hit back okay that's fair okay but
03:26:42.920
then he kind of moved on into this whole but you see what it is is that i don't deserve to have any
03:26:48.440
criticism and this is all projection because this is how they really feel not how i am and it's like
03:26:53.560
that's when i go i'm not so sure criticism is not calling me michelin man it's not calling me
03:26:58.760
gorlock it's not making fun of my body what's not constructive about that what do you think that
03:27:05.560
that that encourage you andrew do you think it encourages healthy behavior when it feeds into the
03:27:13.880
eating disorder mindset constructive criticism the constructive criticism is not for you
03:27:19.320
the constructive criticism it's a shaming tactic so that everybody who sees a person like you out
03:27:25.800
there trying to say yeah and i don't consent just hang on i'm trying to tell you it's not it is
03:27:31.800
constructive it's constructive to all of society to say i'm trying to explain anytime you're ready to let
03:27:37.560
me so anyway how this is really important to society as a shaming tactic the same way that you might
03:27:44.200
take a politician if you were the system for instance and and completely throw him in jail
03:27:49.480
and do all kinds of horrible things to and make an example to everybody else that's what shame does
03:27:54.440
hang on a shaming tactic that's used in this way is to say listen if anybody else is going to come out
03:28:00.440
and be like you are right and say that unapologetically this is this is okay this is good blah blah blah blah
03:28:07.080
blah they're trying to instill a sense of shame so that if other women see that they don't go that road
03:28:12.840
and instead try to do something about it so you think that my existence is a right to be a political
03:28:18.920
statement yeah toward um other people's views of their own body and that i'm to be used you're a
03:28:26.920
public figure that's right you're a public figure who goes out and saying i'm unapologetic right i've
03:28:33.160
slept with a with all these guys and i mean that's not my platform that's part of my past but yeah but
03:28:38.200
part of your platform is the whole big beautiful you know bullshit not anymore do you know my
03:28:43.320
platform do you know my platform at all do you know my story at all here's the thing that's what
03:28:48.520
it is right no it's not what is it what is your platform is that i have lived through a lot of
03:28:54.680
experiences that have led me to be in this body and to be who i am and that i am on a journey of
03:29:01.880
loving myself into my house yeah you're loving yourself there's no excuse for that there's no
03:29:06.200
excuse because there's no excuse for it that's why you're getting shamed there's no excuse there's
03:29:12.360
no excuse there's no excuse for what me existing no for you to look like that what okay question
03:29:18.200
everything you said could be a byproduct but do you think when a guy is saying gorlock the destroyer
03:29:21.720
and when brian titles this video like that you think he's really doing it to like it's a shame
03:29:25.320
to mitigate obesity it's a shame tactic no it's never do you really think that's why
03:29:30.200
why you gotta throw me under the bus because you you're the one who titled it that well first off
03:29:37.000
it was it was only recently changed and did you do that because you were like i want to mitigate
03:29:41.560
obesity in america was that your it was for the clicks and the success and no i did it because
03:29:47.080
that's sensationalizing everybody's searching for the everybody dms me brian where's the gore which
03:29:52.120
one's the gorlock episode and i'm like that i get 20 dms a day brian i can't because it was titled
03:29:58.280
rage quick kiko versus chase round two there was not the alley al wheezy was not in the thumbnail
03:30:04.600
so i just titled it gorlock the destroyer makes it easier for people to find the video okay okay
03:30:09.800
i made it i tried to make it people are wondering brian i get the point where's the the the al wheezy
03:30:15.160
video gore i i put in the title so people can find it i'm a nice guy i'm considering yeah i'm trying to
03:30:20.920
save people time okay so it could be a byproduct my question is do you actually think people andrew
03:30:25.480
like leaving those comments arguing with those intentions or you think it's like could you concede
03:30:28.920
there's a little bit of like schadenfreude in there yeah i think that the overwhelming majority
03:30:33.160
i wouldn't say all not putting everything in a monolith people who comment hippo trying to finish
03:30:37.400
okay okay so do i think do i think yeah even that comment i think is legitimate because what's the
03:30:43.320
point the point is to make the comparison to this big ginormous animal which you're not right it's a
03:30:49.960
shaming tactic the whole goal of it is to tell the person stop the behavior if other people
03:30:55.480
see what you're doing this is bad we used to have shame in society it was good it's good to
03:31:00.600
it is definitely not good they did a study i'm so sorry but they did a study what was the methodology
03:31:05.800
in the study um it's on i think it was on netflix what's the methodology can i just finish
03:31:10.520
no i just want you to tell me the methodology my statement first they did a statement you never
03:31:13.880
even read the study you don't know anything about anyways that humans actually respond better to
03:31:18.280
positive affirmations and positive encouragement rather what was the methodology for what was
03:31:22.520
positive in the study um they were doing like they did a um a study of like it was like a hundred
03:31:28.360
humans or whatever yeah what was the methodology for what they considered positive in the study
03:31:32.440
they they had people up on stage and they like had them do a task and to some of them they told
03:31:37.080
them they did a really good job and to the next group they told them they did a really bad job
03:31:40.440
and the next time they had that that same group study come in and they encouraged them to do one
03:31:44.440
thing and they've done so many of this where they encourage one and they and don't encourage the
03:31:48.760
other and the ones that they haven't encouraged after they bring them back to do the exact same
03:31:52.680
thing the ones that have been encouraged those past two times excel and the ones that have not do
03:31:57.160
not they have done plenty of studies on that so you're saying you're so humans thrive better from
03:32:01.880
positive like all right let's move encouragement they do i'm good here i'm going to read some chats
03:32:08.040
all right andrew and farha have the highest iqs out of everyone on the show and their philosophy
03:32:12.360
debates are pretty interesting would be cool to see far back on the crucible for another
03:32:16.200
long-form debate did what was the wait hold on i'm gonna save it for later but what was the big
03:32:21.560
thing that you guys it was about rights women's suffrage oh was that women's rights yeah women's
03:32:26.200
rights is that is that a tos thing you think why are you asking me i don't know there's nothing
03:32:31.320
in violation of tos for that okay can i make one more point about the conversation we just said
03:32:36.840
i'll keep it really short but i'm gonna move on right after you say it so go ahead okay so do you
03:32:41.720
think that like you're saying because they're calling them fat or hippo the goal is that they
03:32:44.840
can actually change that behavior so it's beneficial but what about the guys who leave certain comments
03:32:48.600
just calling a girl ugly and it's not related to things she can change like i feel like they stem
03:32:51.800
from the same place which is why i was saying i feel like the intention tends to just be sadism yeah
03:32:56.440
there's i think there's some of that yeah okay cool all right we have bender the offender ladies do
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you think mandatory paternity testing would hurt or help women in today's society do you want to stay for
03:33:05.960
this just this question and then can i pee i have like three red balls
03:33:12.840
okay does not give you wings ladies do you think mandatory paternity testing would hurt or help women
03:33:17.160
in today's society i don't know i feel like that's such a broad question because i feel like in some ways
03:33:28.040
it could be harmful but in other ways i think overall it would be helpful in terms of you know
03:33:36.200
child support and knowing it but it's like that's odd because it's like what's the circumstance is it
03:33:40.920
just like for every birth there's a paternity test yeah yeah yeah in what ways would i be harmful
03:33:48.360
yeah i was gonna ask because like if like the person that is an abuser someone who's like you know
03:33:54.040
doesn't necessarily they don't want to be tied to the person well i mean that's that yeah but do you
03:34:00.680
have a right to hide paternity based on the fact that the other person's abusive i mean
03:34:08.760
i would want to do anything to get out of you think so i do just because if you're abusive to
03:34:13.560
me what are you gonna do to the child yeah that doesn't okay listen you don't have a right to hide
03:34:20.840
the paternity from a father based on upon whatever your analysis is of abuse i've heard things as as
03:34:27.400
ridiculous as this emotionally abusive yeah which means nothing it means nothing that's crazy no
03:34:35.080
it's not no it's not it's not because emotional abuse is nothing yeah it means nothing it means
03:34:40.120
nothing it's subjective it's subjective wow that's an interesting well listen it's it is subjective give
03:34:46.840
me an objective stand i mean i don't think that's subjective in the terms of psychology at all yeah it
03:34:50.920
is exactly exactly it's a subjective analysis so so like let me give you an example i can give you a
03:34:58.200
really easy one okay let's say that you're going out and you're overspending from my perspective like
03:35:04.840
let's say married to a woman i say listen you're overspending okay and you say well listen i really
03:35:11.160
need to spend this because i need x y and z for the household you think the paper towel holder and this and
03:35:16.360
that is very important maybe it is maybe it is important and i think it isn't so i go and i cut
03:35:22.120
off your access to that threshold of money and give you a lesser threshold of money that i think is
03:35:27.480
appropriate and you don't think is appropriate is that abuse in that specific scenario there's just
03:35:38.840
like several factors whether or not something is or isn't financial because it's subjective
03:35:42.600
that's why and it's predicated on how the woman feels wait wait hold on because hold on hold on
03:35:50.680
go ahead and it's predicated on how the woman feels about what you say like a lot of women just don't
03:35:54.920
take kindly to being criticized at all they don't take kindly to a guy even if a guy gets moderately
03:36:00.600
upset and he raises his tone a little bit you have women who will consider that emotional abuse
03:36:04.200
that's not i don't but i mean to me emotional abuse is like a verbal like verbally saying really
03:36:10.200
degrading horrible things and like a a systemic thing over to us a systemic thing over time excuse
03:36:16.360
me and so i mean like maybe i didn't initially understand the point you were trying to make
03:36:22.680
with the suggestive because the subject subject sorry i'm stuttering really bad it's okay um but
03:36:29.000
in terms of emotional abuse being a factor i think is important though it is suggestive
03:36:36.360
subjective subjective thank you subjective yeah even though it is objective it is something that
03:36:43.080
i mean that's the long-standing effects on both yeah right and child but when my initial point i was
03:36:49.160
thinking more so abuse of the other aspects because emotional is it is impactful but it's not as
03:36:58.360
dangerous to like the health of the child versus the other one so let's let's move into okay if you
03:37:03.160
fair enough you say okay when it comes to this it's subjective so maybe we wouldn't hide paternity
03:37:07.320
on that but if we move over to physical abuse let's say right you think that that's cut and dry
03:37:12.440
well what if uh this guy he's convicted of uh physically abusing the mom then shouldn't we be
03:37:18.120
able to hide paternity if she says yeah i say i still say no and here's why because plenty of people
03:37:24.200
get accused of uh doing domestic violence or doing things like this and they haven't actually done it
03:37:29.720
and so we're going to yield to the word of the woman in this case and hide the paternity of that
03:37:34.360
man's child for something which could easily be a falsehood that's immoral to the utmost in in my
03:37:41.080
world view okay and i see that but for me it's like if you're talking about a mandated paternity test
03:37:46.840
then at that point that's the government getting involved in between the relationship and the personal
03:37:51.800
affairs of people and i am the kind of person that prefers to step off of unnecessary like
03:37:58.200
government wait you're a communist you want the government involved in the life that literally
03:38:03.720
every single aspect that i was a communist you did win didn't earlier didn't you know you i was
03:38:09.400
talking about capitalism and you said the word communism when that word never left my mouth so
03:38:13.240
socialism i mean first i'm not really here to debate okay i'm just asking this i can't even talk about
03:38:19.080
are you a socialist um i mean i consider myself a leftist okay yeah you don't care if government's
03:38:24.520
involved in your life for all kinds of stuff what did you care if the government was
03:38:27.960
involved in my life when there were certain mandates going on around you didn't give a
03:38:31.320
shit but now suddenly you care about now suddenly you care about this hold on i can't get into that
03:38:38.600
but you know what i'm saying yeah okay i do now yes yeah but wait i have a question you said you
03:38:42.760
when it comes to you wouldn't want the government involved with mandatory paternity testing over
03:38:46.680
people's economy but let me ask you a question let's say do you want kids one day no oh okay so this
03:38:53.000
is honestly for me this is just like a thing that i don't really want to do hold on i mean that was
03:38:58.520
kind of an asshole move but let's let's keep it that was a real asshole move yeah let's keep it nice
03:39:03.560
guys let's keep it nice okay because some people are smart enough to know what's best for them and for
03:39:07.880
me in my life okay i don't want to have children just let me ask the question okay but i would if i
03:39:13.240
wanted to okay be a good mother okay so my question is though do you think you you said you wouldn't want
03:39:19.640
the government involved when it comes to paternity testing whatever uh so are you not in favor of
03:39:27.560
child support women receiving child support for example so i believe that whoever has the child
03:39:35.800
should have support from the other partner regardless of their gender i think that if a single father
03:39:42.600
has the full custody of the child which enforced by and which is enforced by the the the courts the
03:39:51.880
state government but you said you don't want the government involved with mandatory paternity testing
03:39:57.000
so i'm just confused but i mean look the government has its role all right the government has its role
03:40:02.760
and i don't i mean at the end of the day but you do realize that like for example in a a uh child support
03:40:09.560
dispute that the government would actually require if they're if the the man disputes paternity but
03:40:17.400
when you're putting in a mandated paternity test then that is adding a complicated layer of paperwork
03:40:22.840
and testing no it's just literally as it's you're already in the hospital you're you it's actually the
03:40:27.480
perfect scenario to really the conditions here's my further questions it's like does that apply to
03:40:33.800
marry couples or couples that are so together or are we okay yeah everybody anyways here let's just
03:40:39.000
go around the table anybody can answer this um do you think mandatory paternity testing would hurt or
03:40:44.280
help women in today's society would mandatory paternity test hurt or help women in today's society
03:40:52.440
that's one of the super chat questions i don't know okay
03:40:57.720
i mean i don't have any children but i don't see why it would be a problem
03:41:09.000
not all women but a lot like a majority of women are moving nowadays like it it could be very harmful
03:41:15.560
to their children and wait what would be harmful paternity testing like if they found out the child's
03:41:24.920
dad was not the guy that she was with like that would be breaking their family apart
03:41:31.640
from a mandatory place i mean i see your point i see your point i don't what about the truth
03:41:38.280
no i think the truth is great i think yeah no absolutely everyone should know the truth but
03:41:42.920
i think it's going to be terrible for the children if the truth so you're in favor
03:41:46.200
that's what i'm saying with the way a lot of women are moving nowadays they're probably
03:41:50.360
like a lot of children aren't going to be having dads anymore so it would be it would be bad for
03:41:55.000
women but you don't object to paternity testing no not at all okay i'm for it so you acknowledge
03:41:59.880
okay i see i see are you are you in favor of that injury it sounds like oh yeah yeah i think that the
03:42:05.880
the rates of paternity which are lied about is wildly understated wildly understated and uh yeah
03:42:15.800
absolutely i think that if mandatory paternity testing was done there would be there would be
03:42:22.200
significant problems for women but the kind of problems that i think they should see which is
03:42:26.120
responsibility we for forever forever inside human society men did not have this we've never had the
03:42:34.760
luxury of being a we had to always take the word of the woman as to paternity we don't have to do that
03:42:40.680
now and we absolutely shouldn't do it now and even if it's not mandatory everybody should get one no
03:42:47.400
matter what always period and and and just and just worse and i have a hundred i look i have what i
03:42:55.080
would consider a hundred percent faith and trust in my wife but i told her i told her these words
03:43:00.040
exactly you're gonna get the test and if not i'm out the door period well also there are not emotional
03:43:07.080
abuse yeah well they're also yeah that would be considered emotional abuse exactly i was not a
03:43:11.640
hundred percent trust and faith i mean it's your prerogative to do that but okay well it's not for
03:43:15.320
her it's for me yeah well it's also there are also cases where like the hospital will jumble with
03:43:19.800
babies no it's not it's as much trust as i can give you trust it's as much trust as i can yes because
03:43:24.840
you can't confirm that there's no way for a man to confirm something that's not well what's worse
03:43:29.000
the trust back the other way just being like okay yeah no problem wait andrew there's if it was ever
03:43:33.800
any resistance that's how that works that's how trust works yeah what what is the like what what's
03:43:38.680
the pitch to like how would you say that because i feel like if i were to say that to to a girl i
03:43:45.800
could see her like my wife or when i'm having kids what could she what what what possible argument
03:43:53.400
could a woman have towards asking you to get a paternity test other than it makes her feel bad she's
03:43:59.400
unfaithful or like you don't other than it makes her feel bad what could the argument possibly
03:44:05.160
be give me a single argument other than because it makes me feel bad i want to hear it but why
03:44:10.200
would you want to make her feel bad so that's i feel bad if you're worried that she'd be cheating
03:44:13.880
on you why would you even want so that's i feel bad it's i feel bad saying clearly we don't have a
03:44:17.800
strong foundation sorry that's i feel bad no it's not saying we don't have a strong foundation why
03:44:21.560
would that matter if it didn't make one of them feel bad because she could say like if we don't
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have a strong foundation of trust because because she feels it makes her feel bad you can feel neutral
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about it and still be like oh so if she so wait a second maybe he's gonna be maybe he's gonna be
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constantly if she feels neutral about it if she feels neutral about it if she feels neutral about
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it who cares finish her point say your point if they feel if she feels neutral about it then who cares
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i'm saying if you don't have trust in a relationship typically that will lead to a bad relationship
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regardless if the parties in the relationship feel bad about it or not that was my only point yeah but
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that's the only argument is feel bad no it's not i literally said it doesn't matter if they feel
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bad or not she can object and say clearly we don't have a strong foundation donated two hundred dollars
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love your hair maddie gl with your marriage brian love the andrew marathon shout out crucible
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okay thanks yo bone man thank you man appreciate it welcome uh good to see you back in the chat man
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go ahead far with your uh point i completed yeah so oh she completed
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the the only reason that the trust variable is there is because it would make one feel bad over
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the other that's it so the only argument you would make for the trust is you don't trust me and that
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what farah you don't trust me and that makes me but it doesn't have to make you feel bad then
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why would it matter why would it matter of a relationship it's a foundation because if it's not
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and why is it a foundation about this it's how based on maybe you don't care or not you're
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completely apathetic to whether your wife cheats on you but maybe you still don't want her to do that
03:45:48.600
even if you have no emotional reaction to it because you think that creates a unstable foundation
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for a relationship then even if you're completely apathetic and maybe you're a cuck and you get
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why would you care about the paternity test how would that be an argument if it's just a neutral
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you were saying what is an objection to right you're yeah but your boyfriend asking you for
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a paternity test and i'm saying you could say we're missing an important tenant of our relationship
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an important pillar that isn't contingent on me feeling good or bad about it that was my only point
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then if you don't feel good or bad about it why would it be an important pillar same way i told
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you maybe if your wife's cheating on you but you don't necessarily care wouldn't you agree that
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that could have adverse effects on the relationship regardless about how you feel about it personally
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those would be like the adverse effects that you would be talking about or like her getting pregnant
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no not necessarily her getting even if she was infertile her giving you vd what is that venereal disease
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i don't think those would be your only objections well then what other than how that makes you feel
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then i don't understand the objective you're religious from your christian purview you could
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probably outline a plethora of reasons for why you wouldn't want your girlfriend or wife to be
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sleeping with other people other than it makes you feel bad you'd probably think it you know
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has adverse outcomes yes that's true i could appeal to an objective standard yes yes and most
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people but this is not what objective standard are you appealing to usually the tenets of trust in
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a relationship that's not an objective standard it's a subjective standard
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most relationships subscribe to that obviously people can deviate from that yeah but that's a
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that's a subjective standard at the end of the day the only reason you appeal to that subjective
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standards because if i don't trust you you don't trust me one of us feels bad i just told you there's
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many instances where you might not there's not a single one of those that doesn't really boil down
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to it made the other person feel bad and so in your opinion feel bad he just disagrees no you even
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created a hypothetical neutral so you said hypothetically what if neutrally it didn't make you feel bad for
03:47:32.920
your wife to go out and do this thing what would be her objection okay what if i found out my husband
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cheated on me and i genuinely have zero emotional reaction to it but i still want to dump him did i
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dump him because it makes me feel bad or because i feel like we don't have a strong foundation because
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there's this honesty and there's a lack of trust why would i don't understand why do you want this
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the honesty and the trust inside of the relationship if you don't care if he cheats
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it's not about don't care i can care without it making me feel bad yeah but okay so you you care but it
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doesn't make you feel bad that could happen yeah how you can't control your emotional response to
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something maybe you find out someone cheats on you or you found out your husband you know
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texted another girl and you're like okay this violates and you would care about that because
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it makes you feel bad people have boundaries that aren't always directly purely correlated to their
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feelings about it oh really so if guy is texting and you don't care that means it's not about don't
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care it maybe doesn't make me feel bad oh if it doesn't make you feel bad then you don't care
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right i don't agree with that you don't no so you care if a guy's texting another person even if
03:48:35.400
it doesn't make you feel bad i would still care even if in that moment i felt apathetic about it
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i would still end the relationship even if i personally didn't cry about it even even though
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you didn't care even if i didn't cry about it why would you do anything why would you do anything at
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all if you didn't care right that makes no sense that's the stupidest thing i've heard out of you
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tonight why would you do anything if you didn't care because reversely i wouldn't set boundaries
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purely based on how i feel about it so for instance if i was overly jealous about my
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husband having a female co-worker i wouldn't then say quit your job because this makes me feel bad
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so it goes both yeah but that's something you care about okay but yes it's both i i get what you're
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saying but hypothetically you're hypothetically what you're saying is you can have values without
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having emotion tied to those values yeah and and typically they are correlated but not always
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so the same way i can you know value honesty and trust and maybe i have a visceral reaction to you
03:49:25.880
having a female co-worker and that could be irrational so i'm not going to deduce my boundaries
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from my emotions and likewise i'm not going to always what does that happen though what does that
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actually happen especially in the context of a relationship yeah the distinction here having a
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female co-worker well the distinction here is feeling irrationally jealous about my husband
03:49:41.160
having a female co-worker it happens every day the distinction here is care in the one so
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what you're doing rationally no sorry go ahead man sorry what you said irrationally you feeling
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that was my whole point i can have rational boundaries and standards that don't always correlate to
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whether i feel good or bad because people feel bad all the time about things that are irrational
03:49:57.000
such as your husband having a female co-worker yes so i went and say don't do this thing because
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it doesn't make because it makes me feel bad so that was my whole point yes you you can i'm saying
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you can't in this context so with the problem that you made with this particular hypothetical when you
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reverse it you introduce care and i'm saying fine you can introduce care it works in that hypothetical
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the opposition hypothetical doesn't because i'm claiming that any of the standards that you would appeal
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to for why you would not take that test are going to appeal to care and therefore feel bad
03:50:25.720
i disagree and i already laid it out nope you gave me a hypothetical where you just reintroduced
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the word care again and said in this case if i did care then blah blah blah i was saying people set
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boundaries in relationships that are completely disparate from whether they feel good or bad
03:50:40.520
so same way again i may feel bad if my husband has a female co-worker i'm not going to then say you can
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only work with men or you can only go to an all-male gym yes and likewise i might say don't text other
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girls and don't sex with other girls but whether i break up with you isn't going to be contingent on
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whether when i find out i cry about it or not no no no why don't you wait wait whether you cry
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disrespect is maybe the variable here yeah before you even cry about it why did you set the standard
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to begin with because of certain values in the relationship because things you care about
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um that's what i was saying care about but not feel good or bad you said whether it hurts her
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feelings why do you how could you care about if you don't feel good or bad about it no you really
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didn't in this context that doesn't work why would you set the standards if you didn't care about the
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standards because you felt good or bad about the standard because yeah shut up i could think there's
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certain pillars sorry i could think there's i could think there's certain pillars that breed a stronger
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relationship regardless of whether or not i personally feel good or bad about it i know you agree why do you
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care about the stronger pillar because i want a strong relationship because you care about it
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because you value the relationship you wanted to because you care about it i didn't say care
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wasn't a variable i said feeling good or bad i'm saying you can't have the feel good or bad if you
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care about something you have to have to feel good or bad yeah i gave you an example in which you don't
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that doesn't have to be the case with the cover you actually didn't what you do in that example is
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you just say yes in that case for care i do feel good or bad and then i set reasonable boundaries but
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no i said you don't you don't deduce the boundaries from feeling good or bad i think you do nobody does
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that everyone does that everybody does every every jealous wife says you can't work with other women
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no no no but the reason that they would say that or not say that is because they care about it
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and so therefore the the fact that they care about it is why they set the boundary for a good or it
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makes me feel good or makes me feel bad because i care about it yeah the emotion is going to be
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yes they still feel bad about it but they still let their husband work with other women because
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they realize yes but that doesn't mean they don't feel bad about it the reason that they could still
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feel bad about it and allow it but they still feel bad i know you see my point and i'm saying that from
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your perspective in this particular case why shouldn't a man or why shouldn't a woman take
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the paternity test if a man asked her to other than i feel bad that you asked me to do that and i told you
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why her feelings are irregardless of the fact that maybe she wants to have a strong pillar of having
03:53:06.600
trust and faith in the relationship same way maybe i don't personally feel good or bad if my boyfriend
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says share your location with me but maybe i'll say like okay but if you don't trust me then this
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probably isn't going to be like a sustained relationship for a long period of time and
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okay the the word trust they're doing a lot of heavy lifting for your point so i feel like heavy lifting
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i feel like you wouldn't trust let me finish i just let you know i just want to say i didn't
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i'm not even disputing the fact or like the sorry of requesting um a paternity test you were just
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asking what are some other objections yeah but i think it's your prerogative to ask but even in that
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even in that you're using the word trust there it's doing a lot of heavy lifting for your argument
03:53:45.000
am i to assume that you care about trust then yes okay so hang on i said feeling good or bad
03:53:52.120
stop stop why would you care about the trust why would you care about the trust because having a
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strong sense of trust in a relationship leads to a healthier relationship regardless of whether i
03:54:02.440
feel good or bad so even though i may feel bad about the fact that my husband has a female co-worker
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if i have a strong sense of trust that takes precedence over my feelings of good or bad yeah okay
03:54:11.480
forget the the absent analogy inside of your relationship without qualifiers right without
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going just like just ask answer the single question what's so funny brian just answer the
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scene no no brian tell me what's so funny no no no no farah answers a single just answer the single
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question trust inside of this hypothetical okay inside of your own hypothetical the paternity one
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or yeah the paternity one which is doing all the heavy lifting here the word trust there implies
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you care we agree right that you care about trust yeah yes and and do you care about the
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trust because if you can't trust the other person right it would elicit a negative feeling in you
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no no no okay wow and there's nothing i can do nothing he can do there's nothing what do you mean
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wow do you have a rebuttal it doesn't make it doesn't make sense it literally does it doesn't it
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doesn't make sense it doesn't make it doesn't make sense it doesn't make it doesn't make sense
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because psychologically that's just not how we're wired as humans strong healthy relationship don't you feel
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good yes i'm saying you could have a strong healthy relationship and still get feelings of
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jealousy that have nothing to do with whether you trust the person or not yeah but you but people
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get jealous if like a waiter hits on their husband even if they know their husband will never in a
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million years sleep with that waiter yeah but all that is anchored by the feelings yeah well i mean
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you're all missing my point okay we're all missing you we're sorry you just came in and started laughing
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it is because at the end of the day anything that involves two people being together is going to be
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predicated on emotion regardless regardless i think regardless no matter what happens like there
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is a negative or positive response and you have the exactly i see i think you do have the choice
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the argument for me brian i think you do have the choice whether you're going to express that or not
03:55:57.720
yeah like you internally you're going to have a positive or negative yeah you're going to have
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a physiological but sometimes exactly you won't express it tell me anything you deduce from that
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conversation just anything i'm focused you know before i was just come in and laugh but before
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was that the distinction you was making not like they feel it but they don't act on it or like
03:56:18.200
you can feel jealousy typically people create boundaries in their relationship that are completely
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disparate from how they feel because i might feel jealousy towards my husband even being around
03:56:26.840
another woman but i'm never going to actually realistically ask him to work in an all-male office
03:56:32.040
so likewise i may feel offended or i may care about the fact that we don't have trust in a
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relationship without it making me necessarily feel bad because that was all in response to him
03:56:40.040
saying what would be the only objection to asking for a paternity test other than it makes my wife
03:56:43.720
feel bad and i said she might recognize that there's a lack of trust in the relationship which is a
03:56:47.800
necessary pillar for a long healthy relationship yeah i don't i don't yeah i don't think that's okay
03:56:52.520
so that's possible so yeah well i got a question here or first we got a chat here from
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lumb the sky thank you for the canadian 100 men thank you appreciate it preferences are not
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akin to law like religion because we believe that god holds us accountable to his laws your preferences
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are not enforced by an external entity and are ultimately within your control andrew i respect
03:57:14.760
your conviction unfortunately i always okay i'll wait till he's back here we have another chat though
03:57:20.600
while we wait for andrew to come back stifler ask everyone to rate their looks on a scale of one
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two ten their looks physical looks scale one to ten we'll start with you we'll go around the table
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go ahead eight so eight point five eight eight point five i'm a ten
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seven eight six point five i'd say seven point five eight four is that that's lower than last time i i i used to
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say six i'm a five in front of all these beautiful women how could i ever not humble myself down to a four
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proud of you andrew yeah it's a good i'm a five i give myself a five so wait eight eight point five
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ten seven eight okay all right brian you rated yourself lower than usual yeah i dropped i've been
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getting a little trouble six and a half see now that's humble yeah that's humility that's humble
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that's humility right that's the thing that's usually harder for men to do
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just just say it just point i've noticed a pattern here i think men tend to
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fairly accurately self-assess their own level of physical attractiveness whereas
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i've heard women not so much self-esteem issues than women do what's that i've heard men have more
03:58:51.320
self-esteem issues than women do i feel like i disagree a little why would you say that just
03:58:57.400
and i also heard that they're also more emotional um are they who have you heard these yeah because
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well i mean you guys will act off based off pride and that is going to be like an emotion thing
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um not necessarily okay do you think men or women have more cosmetic surgery
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i think probably women yeah probably women do you think that that's because they have way more
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self-esteem than men i don't think that necessarily what i'm talking about is the same thing i just
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know well i think it is not sure well for instance for instance you just rated yourself before right
03:59:28.120
and and maybe people may not agree with you and i just rated myself a 10 and people may not agree with
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me right but we're just talking about simple our self-esteem my self-esteem is clearly higher no i'm not
03:59:37.000
sure that we are i think that what we're talking about is a value judgment and i think that i'm making a
03:59:41.800
way better value judgment than the value judgment that you're making so the value judgment that i'm
03:59:46.120
making is this i'm old and i'm married and i'm out of shape and i smoke right and i'm not a very
03:59:51.960
pleasant person to be around for long periods of time especially for the opposite sex like i know all
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of these things about myself so my value judgment overall is a four tell me the value judgment of how
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you came to attend oh yeah um i just think that in general we should think that we are great right so you
04:00:10.040
just decided it with there's no value judgment there you just decided it yeah he asked me what
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i would rape myself and because it's my opinion about myself just like i am i took a long time for
04:00:21.480
me to love myself and i do now and so yeah i think that like you know i'm i'm my i'm my misty ten
04:00:28.440
i have a question for you but hold on just one sec um do you think you're seven five
04:00:33.720
i said eight oh yeah get it right how did you get it right did you come to that value judgment
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because i don't put within my value within a rigid uh rigidity a rigidity that's not the right
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word rigidity rigidity rigidity yeah um i don't put that within that rigidity of certain i guess
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value judgments more subjective opinions about what value is because i know my value i know my worth
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and i know my beauty that i hold within myself for myself and that is appreciated by other people
04:01:11.000
because at the end of the day beauty is subjective and it is absolutely within my right to hold myself
04:01:19.400
to a higher value and how i conduct myself in the world around me yeah but that when you're talking
04:01:23.960
about the value judgment here my wife i'm sure that she has a way higher value judgment of me than i have
04:01:29.640
of me i would agree that she probably should from her subjective assessment she probably thinks i'm
04:01:33.880
a great provider she thinks i'm a great father she thinks i take care of all of my responsibilities
04:01:38.440
and duties she can 100 trust me um so she probably has this really high value judgment of me but when
04:01:46.040
i'm doing an actual assessment of me like andrew wilson the person my looks and how it's reflected
04:01:53.480
outwards to other people right i'm adding this value this value this value this value this value
04:01:59.720
like a mathematical formula to come up with that equals four what are you doing to come up with
04:02:05.480
that other than i just think that we should have high self-esteem so that we because i just think so
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because i know i'm a good person because frankly if we want to get aesthetic i don't have a busted face
04:02:17.560
i'm fat and if people want to reduce my value because of my fatness that's not my problem and that
04:02:23.080
is not the um ideology i hold for myself um i am someone who is pursuing weight loss not for aesthetics
04:02:32.280
not for looks but for my health and it is something i'm moving forward with because i have been for the
04:02:38.280
past two to three years now working on my self-love and loving myself into a place to care enough about
04:02:46.520
myself to take my health back into control when i was being consistently shamed when i was gangstocked
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on r slash fat people hate in 2015 when i have looks like it works i mean it looks like it works
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i'm still speaking it works because you're going to change you're really great at over talking and
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being disrespectful and i'd love the opportunity to get my point across okay but just just to cut in
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here a little bit the original question was rate your looks because you mentioned your personality
04:03:15.080
you have a great personality or whatever it is and i and like i said my fatness doesn't devalue
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me why so i'm an eight why doesn't it because i think that fat because you can be beautiful it's
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my assessment of my looks right yeah but why is it that your own assessment of your looks has nothing
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to do with how the external world perceives you that's my problem right because you don't care so
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there's no real value judgment i don't care about other people how can you know how can you speak
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for the rest of the world myself yeah it is if you don't live that way that sucks if there's a value
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judgment of how you would self-assess your own looks the only possible conceivable metric i could even
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think of would be the perception of how other people view you for your value judgment and i was in a
04:04:00.680
relationship for almost eight years with someone who thought my body was the most beautiful thing
04:04:05.960
he had ever seen that was for second and he had told me that those are the things more often than
04:04:10.760
not go ahead he had told me that more often can you speak certain yeah he had told me that more
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often than not i have been pursued by many men who think i am gorgeous and beautiful that perception
04:04:22.440
exists whether you have it or not okay so assume for a second i can assume inside of like i can envision
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a world where you're the only human being who's inside of the world and guess what i'll never be
04:04:33.000
the only one who thinks i'm hot and i know that bugs yeah if you're the only human being who's inside
04:04:38.040
of a world i can perceive i can perceive that i can come up with whatever whatever metric i want for
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myself because i have nothing to compare it to so if i have nothing to compare it to and i have nobody
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else's value judgment then i can say i'm the most beautiful person who's ever lived and i that would be
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true but if i have the value judgment of hundreds of millions of people to compare the standard to
04:05:01.720
and i know that i'm below that threshold and just decide that i'm above that threshold anyway
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i'm not the only person that's not based on anything objective you're just making
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shit up no i'm not our opinion so yes it was a made-up opinion from us yeah it is for sure
04:05:16.040
it's way overstated that was the only person who does not have your perception of your truth
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is not the same for myself or anyone else yeah what is i mean what is truth in a world that you're
04:05:27.240
innate and what societal standards in which country i must in every country on planet earth she's not
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an eight you're ridiculous it's ridiculous in different places different people like different
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things yeah he's so combative bro it's wild he gets very upset i live in reality do you know what
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reality is that is the bottom line here and i've been respectful or how many it's not disrespectful
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i'm just telling you what's true oh what was i think it's like the energy about me being a
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mother bro that was the energy you put towards it that was nice let's uh no i'm not i'm not gonna
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i have been taking it respectfully for hours now but to be fair also it's interesting to claim to be
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so religious and so close to jesus and be so negative to tell the truth no i'm just saying just
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to be so what would jesus do he'd be like you're a 10 sweetheart forget objective reality
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if i'd turn the other cheek he would love me as one of god's children yes he would have
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know that yes my journey in my life but he would know you're fat too whether he loves you or not
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you know what being fat is not bad it's embarrassing though to claim the religion
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you have how negative how negative just fucking crazy there's gonna be other people who are gonna
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be like i don't claim this because it's like this is part of the reason my ears you're hypocritical
04:06:34.200
there's no hypocrisy claiming to be love and be this one big thing and then to be so negative
04:06:38.440
instead of encouraging your say even anything in actually a constructive way you kind of just get
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pink and start yelling the only way the only way yeah he gets real like the only way that i can get
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a word in when you shrill harpies are screeching is for me to talk loudly oh no you i mean you're
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really great at overtopping it's one of your best qualities you respect well i have to cut into cut
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down on the prattle that's true back on pink after all of that i'm a terrible moderator okay i'm a
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dog okay hold on let me just come in really quick let me just come in all right put your
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put your swords away for just a sec the views expressed by the panelists do not necessarily reflect
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the views of me or the whatever podcast now uh you say
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okay i i have a question for you i have a question for you do you you i think you said women should
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view themselves better just women people in general in general but so do you think all women should
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view themselves as tense i would love them to yes and not because everyone also agrees with them let me
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ask you a question yeah are all women tens i have i'm attracted to men no i'm not saying whether
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you're attracted to them but i'm sure you can i'm sure you can recognize a beautiful like a beautiful
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woman it's perceptive but do you think all women are tens in their own right for sure what not sure
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what that means but okay uh are all men tens in their own right for sure no but do you think all men
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are tens in their own right for sure in their i don't really understand in their own right for sure
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things just i can appreciate things that i'm not necessarily attracted to does that make sense
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but do you okay do you think so in your eye are all men tens like just aesthetically so just by
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looks i be cut and women okay so women okay because i know that someone thinks they're a 10 in my
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mind that's good enough to be part of the 10 yes it are would i necessarily date them maybe not
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well but as far as like believing they're 10 i know for instance is ice cream bad just because
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someone doesn't like the ice cream no everyone's gonna have their different opinion of it and so
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the fact that someone likes green mint ice cream for me it might not be my person but does it make
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it bad ice cream no it could still be good ice cream so for that person i don't maybe they're not
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necessarily if what i date them but do i believe they should think they are a 10 is what i've said
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earlier yes i believe they should think they are a 10. okay i just i think they i think all people should
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love them so if we ask the question it sucks so much to not love yourself if you mapped it onto
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reality if you just mapped it onto reality then what would you say about some other thing yeah
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what would you say then if you mapped it onto reality what do you mean are all women's 10 if
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you mapped it onto reality rather than how you kind of subjectively feel like they should feel about
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themselves if you were to map it onto reality outside of that subjective i think it would vary
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depending on where i'm at you're in kazakhstan i don't know what the women are so so so what would you
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say for example what would you say what would you say scarlett johansson would be aesthetically
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cross-culturally to most men do you think most men would find her attractive russian milk it
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depends on what i'm only talking from someone who you guys all would not find to be attractive like
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i'm not someone you're into but i know there's men who think that i'm the shit and of different
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countries that go like like we were talking about last time like i might be like and someone was
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clowning they're like she's not a seattle 10 but like i think it really depends on where you're at
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what country could scarlett johansson be considered not pretty in i don't know i haven't been to all
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the countries could you even envision that there is one i could yeah you could what would you
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speculate um i would say she's okay the the area where it would be attractive would be in a culture
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where the people look like that like sweden so you don't think so would you say europe just europe
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i mean sure it depends on i mean i just don't think africa either it depends i'm probably south
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africa i don't know i don't know i mean it just depends like i'm going to go different places and
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people are going to receive me different i was considered to be beautiful in china but not
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necessarily someone they would be attracted to if that makes sense and when i went to trinidad i was
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the shit in california people don't really care that much because i'm not necessarily their societal
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standards of beauty so i really think it depends on where i'm at or where the person's at
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i'm not gonna i'm not trying to be mean here but no one's a 10. i i don't think you're a 10.
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i know you said that what did she say i'm seven see catholic that's why it's catholic i was raised
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catholic what does that have to do with anything here we have we have another conversational thread
04:11:14.520
here that we can get into uh misty last time we were on we got into a big fun debate we're talking
04:11:21.880
about the patriarchy and systems oh my god and oppressor oppressed we talked about white men
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you remember you remember can't can't remember now i have the ultimate representative here of the
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patriarchy and i was hoping that you guys could have a a calm and collected conversation about i don't know
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the patriarchy and systems of the oppressors and the oppressed white men you want a white
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male to have a conversation about who's oppressed with a black female yes that sounds yeah dope not
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gonna lie the white half of you i don't know that i need to have thank you i don't know i don't know
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that i've got that on my shoulder i know i just don't know that i've got that all in my in my
04:12:08.280
heart right now i came here to talk about dating i don't want to talk about that with my grandfather
04:12:12.840
wait who's your grandfather sorry my grandfather's also a white male so i was just like i don't want
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to have that did you just say something rather ageist no i'm talking about i'm deeply offended
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that you would refer to andrew as a i just i was raised by a white male and a white female and so
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yeah the the experiences we have are so vastly different that i'm just not even interested in
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going down that road that's like standpoint i'm just it's a lot it's it for me it's just it's
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it's a lot emotionally to have to like um pack that and i know you make us not understand but
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it's no i understand it's called standpoint theory so okay so i'm a feminist standpoint
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theory that you went back through and rewrote all of american it literally i'm not kidding they
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rewrote all of american history from the perspective of women because they felt like just giving a
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detailed actual historic analysis wasn't fair because had to come from the perspective of women so
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that's that's what you're talking about it's called standpoint theory it's i don't know that i was
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talking about that well it's the same same exact thing you're saying because my experience is so
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vastly different our perspectives are going to be vastly different right but then the question comes
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down to well which perspective should no no it's not that it's just that i don't want to no okay that's
04:13:28.040
fine okay well maybe we can maybe we can get back there a little bit later oh let's talk about that
04:13:33.560
that's not really related to dating sure well feminism you know i think that's very much related
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to dating because feminism you know definitely um okay so here you want you want to talk about
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dating let's talk about dating let's talk about dating let's talk about body count let's talk about
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body count should do you object because a lot of times men men care a lot about about this do you object
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to men caring about a woman's body count starting with you i just think body counts arbitrary arbitrary
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okay all right farah what about you um i think i've said before if the man is also highly selective
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and disciplined i think it's totally his prerogative to prefer a woman with a low body count okay
04:14:18.280
what about you yeah i don't have a issue with it do is it immature i'm sorry is it immature for a
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guy to care about body count the past is the past i just i really believe that you should get what
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you want and if that's something that you want go for it now would it make me feel sad if i decided
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if i wasn't part of your crew and i liked you and i because of my body count you were not interested
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i mean you know you're about to be asked a question you could have started this not room here yeah there's
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no room okay um i feel like if he takes his leg out then yes but i feel like it's up to the person
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to be honest like the girl i mean if she she does it mind wait it's a the guy right if they how do you
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feel about men who care about do you object to men having a preference in body count like if no because
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it's their choice all right catholic all right i do not object okay you said it was you said it was
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arbitrary yeah so to go back on whether i object or not i just think that at the end of the day
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um it's their individual right to choose if they care about that aspect or not because for both sides
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it's like aspect i don't care about from my perspective so if someone has that and then
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that shouldn't it's not a compatibility factor for us and that's fine with me well arbitrary means
04:15:50.840
without system so it's not arbitrary we have a system in place to know what this is which is
04:15:57.000
how many men a woman's been with that's the system so it's not really arbitrary you make a distinction
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that um it doesn't mean anything or it's not important to you but it's definitely not arbitrary
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so i just like backing up i'm just curious why do you do you think from the man's perspective
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if the preference is to hold the double standard which is that we find it to be very important you
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don't find it to be important do you think we're holding a double standard i think this double standard
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exists if a man has a high body count and refuses to be with women with a low body or it doesn't make
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it wrong it's it is a double standard it's a double standard but it's by by definition it's what
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it's it's what they choose to do and i just i'm just not really in the business of telling men what
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i think they should or shouldn't do if i'm not interested in having them as friends or partners
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so it's just like i well going around the table once more so uh some of you said body count doesn't
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really matter uh don't object to or you do object perhaps to men caring about body count you think
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it shouldn't matter so much you think it shouldn't be such a big deal uh what's your body count i don't
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have an exact number i have an idea range is fine um probably somewhere between 50 to 60. 50 to 60 okay
04:17:18.200
um farah into the mic zero okay now just real quick because after the last
04:17:26.440
panel when you said that a ton of people went nutso in my discord and said that they had video
04:17:32.040
of you saying the opposite of that and that you basically are just larping and just pretending
04:17:38.040
that that's true and i just i'm not saying that they're right because i don't know i'm just saying
04:17:42.200
that that's what they had to guess what they're responding to is i make skits on tick tock kind of
04:17:46.200
like satirical skits about discussions of gender so i have like an off-screen male voice so he'll ask me
04:17:50.920
a question or i'll read a question being like what's your body count and it's all scripted and i'll say
04:17:54.680
something like um eight and then he'll say like that's disgusting and i'll ask him like a question
04:17:58.920
response so they're responding to like yes skits okay because every time i've talked with you uh
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it's always been the same so i have no reason to doubt it but i had seen that so i thought i'd ask
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oh i don't share right range you want to do a range range i don't share okay
04:18:14.520
probably like eight probably like eight or nine or ten eight or nine or ten no not ten eight or nine
04:18:30.520
okay all right not ten i will not be sharing maddie what okay well you've shared before yeah she has a
04:18:41.400
boyfriend i do multiply it by three and that's the real number
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i wouldn't i mean if i'm saying that high of a number if it was higher i would say it was
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how i would say okay just to be clear i don't think that's the situation next time you have to
04:19:07.480
say 20 because you know they're already going to multiply so actually it's one okay uh so okay
04:19:16.200
got it cool cool uh good talk how many are you at we just skipped you and we skipped all the men oh yeah
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okay fine we'll do the men we'll do the guys yeah what do you mean why would we not do the men
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i don't know i lost count i've been around the block have you said it before on the show yeah i have
04:19:35.000
said it what what is it i said it was probably between 50 and 60. oh multiply by that three
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you guys got something in common i think the quote in the movie is like divided by three
04:19:47.960
for men oh really yeah because men men will lie you should have said 150 bro uh
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uh mason uh zero oh i'm married i can't disclose that kind of information if you're not willing to
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i'll tell you what i'll go if you go no we won't be doing that no no i'll go i'm not married i'm not
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doing that when i know something down then we can come back here i got you that's fine yeah wait
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what why i don't know what that has to do with anything i'll definitely go if you go
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i'll tell you i don't really care that much did you share it with you
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huh did you save yourself for me if i show you yours you show me mine
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okay all right good times i'm curious going around the table uh that wasn't even like a thing when i was
04:20:33.080
younger who here considers themselves did you say your number i missed it i'd rather not speak about
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that um all right coming around the table who here considers themselves a feminist
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can we have the definition before you ask that question somebody who hates men
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not me i'm straight huh i said not me i suppose you could still be by definition
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hate men there's a lot of men they are difficult i'm not gonna lie but no i don't hate men
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okay all right i'm being a little facetious well we went by your definition uh a feminist
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believes things that aren't true i'm sorry i'm not being very
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i definitely am a feminist i'm not being very generous here
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all right here the most the most generous definition uh somebody who advocates for women
04:21:30.760
and the rights of women that's the most generous definition i can give feminism by that definition
04:21:39.080
yeah so far it's been but no yes no yes so it depends on what your definition i suppose that's
04:21:44.360
the most generous definition i can give it well by going by that definition do you have a maybe a
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counter definition for feminism no i don't that's the thing is like when he says that i want to be
04:21:52.840
specific what it is because um because of the debate that he's trying to get into so i just want to
04:21:59.000
well okay so my view of feminism is and i don't object to women's advocacy or women's rights but
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because by definition but what i they're trying to paint it as this again there's nothing wrong to
04:22:15.000
fight for women's advocacy or women's rights but they claim to be fighting for equality and that's very
04:22:20.280
different than women's rights or women's advocacy so my view is for example if there is some form of
04:22:27.320
equality that does not stand to benefit women said feminists will not fight in order to secure said
04:22:34.200
equality where feminists or women do not stand to benefit from some form of equality they will not
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fight for it i guess by that definition i'm not then so it's not clear so i guess when it comes to
04:22:45.640
feminists feminists saying they're for equality it's not clear to me if they're for equality we have
04:22:49.480
different strengths so i wouldn't believe that we could be equal like we do have different strengths
04:22:53.480
and i think we should be celebrated for those different strengths instead of trying to become
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each other wouldn't it be in the in the way that we've equalized a lot of things in society given
04:23:02.120
women equal rights wouldn't it be equal to make women subject to military conscription that would that
04:23:09.480
would be equality but i'm i don't i don't believe i've never heard a feminist object to that yeah no
04:23:14.360
feminist feminist would say we want to do away with military conscription which is just not politically
04:23:19.880
tenable for any it's never going to happen you can't do away with military conscription i'm pretty
04:23:25.880
sure feminists will say that they want to be drafted you're thinking maybe like trad wives but
04:23:30.520
feminists no most i most feminine if very traditional what about this in florida in florida
04:23:37.800
there was a bill to why do you think feminists would say that no trad well do you think feminists
04:23:43.640
have like fought to want to enter male dominated spaces even if they don't benefit them maybe not
04:23:47.720
like only they don't like for instance feminists don't fight to go and have teams against professional
04:23:55.640
male nfl players do they but they did no that's a men's space do feminists try to go and advocate
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that they can have teams of women go play football against male nfl players they literally do and then
04:24:11.000
people laugh at them which is somewhat justified in my opinion and people say they literally don't
04:24:15.480
they literally are not out there advocating for that they're out there advocating for their own
04:24:21.160
teams against women but not really teams against men in contact sports have you never heard a feminist
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say that there should be desegregation of gender in sports yeah but they're talking to it the t
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issue i'm not talking to that i don't no no i don't even mean in terms of t issue have you have
04:24:36.520
have you heard feminists say that like oh we as female athletes want to compete with male athletes
04:24:40.920
because i feel like that is something that they say and i think that's a more laughable point of feminism
04:24:44.680
it's possible they've said it but i've never heard that that's right i've never even seen what
04:24:49.160
what i've seen feminists do is move legislation towards having their own teams right having their
04:24:54.360
own leagues having the female version of the you know the wnba having all of that i've never seen them
04:25:01.320
advocate to have teams actually go up against the male i've never seen that with the t issue just
04:25:08.840
questioning as that progresses and i don't know how we're going to end up but i mean that's going to end up
04:25:13.720
being in question yeah but the feminists are against the t's some of them but some of them
04:25:19.720
are not most of them are most of the feminists are against the t's because of this because they say
04:25:24.440
we fought all this time to get our own leagues now you're going to let men in them that's why
04:25:28.600
they're so mad right yeah so yeah i think i think that this is an incorrect analysis honestly i think
04:25:35.320
i'm just too deep in the feminist discourse so like feminists go after turfs and turfs go after
04:25:39.240
people who say that so i think like i see it well turfs are the feminists the other ones aren't
04:25:43.320
feminists the other ones are post-modernists and they just kind of call themselves feminists but
04:25:47.720
turfs are actual feminists those were the ones who were in the 60s who were burning their bras
04:25:52.440
and doing all that that's that's why i think it's kind of like counterproductive to even say like oh
04:25:56.120
do feminists do this or this because even within feminist discourse like they all hate each other
04:25:59.640
yeah principles but that doesn't mean that there's not certain principles they both go towards
04:26:04.840
so and well in this case egalitarianism that would be one of the major ones and the assumption that
04:26:10.440
men and women can be interchangeable widgets whether or not they advocate and move legislation
04:26:16.680
towards something that makes sense like if we actually were interchangeable widgets should women's
04:26:21.320
team uh you know go up against men's nfl teams they may not push that way right instead they push
04:26:29.240
towards having their own teams this and that but definitely there's core underlying principles that
04:26:32.920
they're after i completely disagree i feel like i'm just way too deep in it like i just always hear
04:26:36.680
them butt heads it's like whether we should have a category for like female jeopardy winners or some
04:26:40.760
feminists think that that's super degrading to women i just i see all the conflict okay so when i'm
04:26:45.000
talking about principles let's make sure we clarify this you and i would agree on what egalitarianism is
04:26:49.880
do you think or do we would we need to define it yeah could you what's that yeah could you give
04:26:54.520
you a definition of egalitarianism it would be like a form of movement towards equality right but even that's
04:27:01.240
kind of vague right because there's so many different ways people can interpret it yeah but
04:27:04.680
i mean at some point we're gonna have to reduce it to something we can agree on so what do you
04:27:09.800
think egalitarianism is would that work for this or no no it would but like i'm saying like feminism
04:27:15.560
again is also a definition of pushing towards women's rights and equality but then there's so
04:27:19.640
much conflict about how you actually achieve that and what it means but i'm saying yeah what i'm saying
04:27:24.360
with the principle though like the principle of egalitarianism you're not going to say that modern
04:27:28.280
feminists and turfs and all of them don't believe in the principle of egalitarianism you're not going
04:27:33.720
to say any of them do like that's one core for the analysis of the whole that you would say is a
04:27:39.400
principle they have in common i'm not even trying to be devil's advocate i'm genuinely disagreeing
04:27:43.880
because i think a lot of turfs will say like we need our own spaces because we're physically
04:27:47.640
weaker like we need to be a protected that's the whole egalitarianism okay so then egalitarianism just
04:27:53.080
feels really broad right now well no there could be an analysis of which way you move for what is
04:27:58.360
equal but they still believe in the principle of the thing okay i just disagree like i said i think
04:28:03.480
a lot of turfs will say that like we are a weaker gender we need to be protected you think
04:28:07.000
turfs will say i don't believe in egalitarianism honestly i would yeah really yeah which ones
04:28:15.800
like i just said like the whole thing that makes them turfs is they're like we fought for women's
04:28:20.200
rights and equality and egalitarianism and now the t's are coming in and wrecking all that by
04:28:25.800
allowing men into women's space that's their whole thing right and typically they're saying it on the
04:28:30.840
premise that women are the weaker physically gender and so they want to be a protected class
04:28:35.400
they want to have locker rooms to themselves in which you get what i'm saying yeah but they're saying
04:28:40.040
if men can have their own teams we can have our own teams that's egalitarianism right i'm just saying
04:28:47.080
i've seen so many feminists say that they want to compete with men in sports i've seen so many
04:28:50.280
feminists say we want to be a protected class i've seen some say we don't want a separate category
04:28:53.880
for like female awards and intellectualism yeah but the principle would still be overlapping all of
04:28:58.200
those i guess but then the principle seems kind of irrelevant to the conversation because it doesn't
04:29:02.040
actually get at any of the issues that are being discussed then one of the faith my favorite things
04:29:05.160
that you've said all night then is that egalitarianism is so broad we don't even know what it means
04:29:09.720
okay so all right i'm fine with that we have a chat here uh i pulled this up earlier but it was uh
04:29:15.880
directed at you andrew andrew i respect your conviction but you can be nicer that's from
04:29:22.680
lumb the sky from canada i think i feel like um i feel like people often conflate when you're having
04:29:29.800
a heated argument or discussion or you say say things which are uncomfortable that that's meanness
04:29:35.880
doing like this i associate i associate kind yeah i associate uh i don't care what a woman's analysis
04:29:42.520
on what kindness is or meanness i have a different standard clearly on what those things are i don't
04:29:48.040
think that it's cruelty or uh being unkind or being mean to say things which are obviously objectively
04:29:55.560
true that people just don't want to hear because it makes them uncomfortable it's not objectively true
04:30:00.120
that i shouldn't have children that is not objectively that's not true i didn't say you
04:30:05.240
shouldn't have children you're you were like your yes nope your movement she said what happened was
04:30:12.360
she said i don't want to have children and i said yes your movement was an indication of your
04:30:17.400
forcing her but that action alone is what we're talking about and that action it's not kind why is
04:30:24.680
it unkind that's what she said because you did it with malice thank you see so it's in the tone not
04:30:31.400
what is said that's my point oh come on you can at least concede that you did that to be concede
04:30:36.200
nothing i mean he literally said it was an asshole move no zero concession can we rewind like
04:30:41.800
literally say that roll the tape yeah you shouldn't do it i'm just saying but you did it to be like
04:30:45.960
cheeky and a little bit yeah so the thing is is like was it hilarious yes but was it mean no it
04:30:52.600
wasn't mean was it hilarious mediocre at best yes then why were you laughing i wasn't laughing
04:30:58.840
well you should have been i didn't i know but she was okay well there you got one you should
04:31:03.320
have popped her one okay i'm not gonna do that so uh any anyone have anything dating related they'd
04:31:10.520
like to get off their chest here i'd like to talk about dating for a little portion of the show if you
04:31:15.640
guys don't don't buy it okay you're mediating now i love that i'm trying a little bit
04:31:20.120
i'm trying you were clicking a lot are you playing solitaire what are you playing solitaire no i've
04:31:26.200
never been four and a half hours i literally can hear you play when i see the mouse moving
04:31:31.960
don't worry about it don't worry about it uh all right so uh and does anybody have anything dating
04:31:37.640
related that they would like to get off their chest maybe for the ladies men are pissing you off in
04:31:43.560
some way you know they're not buying you your dinner uh you know whatever it may be is there
04:31:48.200
anything anything you guys want to talk about dating related maybe what about the orgasm gap we can
04:31:54.760
talk about orgasm gaps what is that apparently women are not coming as much as men that's in sexual
04:32:03.160
encounters i have a good dating topic you mean per sex per person what you got what are you talking
04:32:07.960
about i was i've been wondering about this bringing this topic up if if women think that
04:32:13.800
the sisterhood is stronger than the brotherhood when it comes to dating so meaning you think women
04:32:21.320
are more unified around um like uh keeping secrets and supporting each other and things like this
04:32:27.640
when it comes to the dating market that men are well men talk a lot though they talk way more than we
04:32:32.920
think no no they create podcasts where they talk i feel like women will ensure each other that
04:32:42.840
everything is okay no matter if it's right or wrong you mean that toxic best friend stuff yeah exactly
04:32:48.920
yeah i would argue that women i think we know it's a joke though when we do that to each other
04:32:53.320
i would argue that for example oh we got the chat bender the offender donated 200
04:32:59.480
dollars you could talk about how more women are cheating than men now is that is that true
04:33:06.520
is it true i don't know i've heard some studies i don't cheat perhaps it's the case i what look
04:33:14.280
why don't we go around the table and see who cheating more than men though man that's kind of
04:33:17.880
i mean i i would say though when it comes to who talks more for example women after an uh an
04:33:24.840
encounter the first time having sex with somebody hold on hold on guys instead of you look up a
04:33:30.920
show look look you know you lying can you stop interrupting please okay first time encounter a woman
04:33:40.200
is going to tell her best friend all the details about the encounter they're going to tell them
04:33:45.400
the penis size they're going to share intimate details whereas men most men i would say aren't
04:33:50.920
sharing those details with their friends like for example i would have to be dating a girl for like
04:33:56.760
three to six months before i even before any of my friends even know who she is really yeah i'm not
04:34:04.120
valid for mature adult men yeah like i'm not like yeah like girls girls will be like after having their
04:34:10.280
first uh sexual experience with a new guy will tell their girlfriend or girlfriends everything how big
04:34:16.760
was his dick how long did he last all these fucking details i refuse to share with my male
04:34:22.600
friends any sexual details they won't even know if i've slept with the girl i will not disclose because
04:34:28.520
i'm i don't want to i'm very discreet i would not disclose any detail any intimate details to even my
04:34:36.120
closest male friend oh you hung out with becky yesterday how was it brian oh it was good that's it
04:34:42.120
that's all my male friend is getting all you guys agree with that what if it was like a famous
04:34:46.200
instagram model i think for the most part yeah i've talked about as if it was like a famous ig
04:34:51.080
model who you and your friend have like talked about i don't date famous ig but but if they were
04:34:57.160
i mean like if some guy who like or some girl since you're famous if like some girl who you am i
04:35:01.080
famous i don't think so i'm hyping you up if some girl who like you and thank you boys have like
04:35:05.160
talked about like this girl's so hot like i don't talk to my i don't talk to my male friends about
04:35:09.960
oh my god but don't you think a lot of guys would becky's i was just gonna wonder if you guys i
04:35:15.000
was just racking my brain thinking about it as he was saying it and even when the years and years
04:35:22.200
ago if i had you know engaged with a woman and i was talking to my friend it would just be something
04:35:27.640
as simple as like yeah yeah i plowed her that was about it i wouldn't even say that there wasn't
04:35:34.040
any of that what year was this that you were plowing a long time ago long time ago
04:35:41.960
in my experience if i even dm a guy innocuously like i will hear about it through the great
04:35:57.240
see how you laughed at my joke i was laughing at your joke all right good answer wait what
04:36:05.720
oh you guys what about you guys same you guys don't talk about it no my friends just assume i
04:36:11.880
smash every girl they see me with like they don't get into detail you guys don't need to talk about
04:36:16.040
it yeah i don't need to say they just know it's just assumed yeah he definitely hit that it's assumed
04:36:23.400
well generally speaking i'm probably not going to be discussing those things
04:36:27.960
what about when if you if you touch a boop do you tell your friends if you touch a
04:36:31.400
boop have you touched a boop i don't uh kiss and tell no wait mason mason no okay they feel like
04:36:41.560
sandbags mason oh my goodness yeah well so no i don't i don't usually i'm not going to give dish out
04:36:50.200
details like i might tell a guy like the vague generalities but uh no it's not going to be like
04:36:56.920
specific huh we're more specific yeah yeah well i might hit on keynotes like what's a keynote i
04:37:05.320
don't know she's pleasant to be around i'm not going to be very descriptive it's going to be like
04:37:09.480
okay this is generally how her demeanor is i really like her yeah i like her yeah yeah that's cute
04:37:15.560
i would almost go to the point of if i was with a girl and i found out that she had told her
04:37:21.720
a female friend group intimate details about our first encounter that actually might be grounds for
04:37:30.360
me dumping her even if she's praising it yeah yes and she was like this was the best sex i've ever
04:37:35.800
had yeah i mean i suppose that's bet i suppose that's now that i now that i think of it if you were
04:37:42.200
to have a like talking to your friend about that would kind of be gay right because you're you're
04:37:47.560
basically then you have to picture your friend not having sex that's not what we do that's all
04:37:53.400
i think but that's yeah that's what i think i don't want to know i don't know you just you're just
04:37:59.800
excited for your friend like okay i feel like it's just it's it's disrespectful it's disrespectful
04:38:05.560
to share private intimate details with with your friend group but but i think it's something that's
04:38:13.400
super common among women like i would say the majority of women yeah this is like the most
04:38:17.720
intimate act you can have with a human being and you're just like airing that out to anybody and
04:38:23.400
just like almost indiscreetly the way that we're indiscriminately that's what i'm trying to say
04:38:27.240
the way that biologically works we work out is different though women get um we get a brain like
04:38:33.480
um energy surge from doing things like you'll like you'll see monkeys they'll pick at each other so
04:38:39.160
we get a brain energy surge from having these conversations about those types of by betraying
04:38:44.360
your partner you call it betraying but we call it it's like a sense of community it's it's biological
04:38:48.920
yeah by betraying your partner yes because we don't care about you guys i mean it is i mean it's
04:38:54.280
that is practically what's happening we just see it differently we're not trying it doesn't matter how
04:38:58.200
you see it but it's so common that women don't even realize how kind of problematic it is to be
04:39:05.320
sharing these intimate details about their partners i i like that's just it's the status quo
04:39:10.680
like i recognize that it's just it's just viewed as the normal social behavior to be sharing this
04:39:19.160
thing are we talking about partners or just people that we've like either i would i would like your
04:39:23.160
partner i the rules are slightly yeah but if if you're a woman who doesn't wait long periods of
04:39:28.760
time before having sex with a guy who he might end up because i would argue most adult relationships
04:39:34.280
in today's day and age it's not let's wait 10 dates and then have sex it's have sex fairly early
04:39:41.000
on continue seeing each other continue continue hooking up and then we find we like it we both
04:39:46.280
like each other we find ourselves now in a relationship so of course i mean if even if
04:39:51.320
that's the case where it's like well what if it's just a casual hookup that casual hookup could end up
04:39:56.040
becoming your boyfriend and you've already disclosed to your close female friends his penis size all
04:40:00.520
very a wide variety of various intimate details but you guys also don't even have names at that
04:40:05.720
point like you're elevator guy so like by the time you're my boyfriend that's even worse i mean
04:40:11.480
i'm not talking about hooking up i'm just saying like for instance like i used to have a guy and i
04:40:15.080
crushed at the gym so he was like gym bay and then there was like a really cute guy at the grocery
04:40:18.360
store so he was like grocery grocery store bay and it wasn't someone i was like interested in but
04:40:22.840
that being said i could be like yeah i was wearing this shirt of like whatever they don't even they
04:40:26.920
they don't have like a place yet until they do and then i feel like a relationship's different
04:40:31.480
yeah i mean look i get it i get that it's just something that women do but um you guys feel
04:40:36.840
betrayed by it i do think it's a betrayal of trust i mean it's uh it's interesting like like if i'm
04:40:42.520
meeting if i'm meeting imagine if i disclosed to my male friends like i told them something about
04:40:50.840
your pussy or something like wouldn't you feel a little uncomfortable meeting my friends like if you
04:40:55.960
knew that i told my male friend oh her pussy was like this and the lips were like this i mean
04:41:02.600
there's a bit of a stench and like you know like you feel like betrayed to some degree how would i
04:41:08.360
know that you told them i mean what if you found out though that's the point here's the thing if he
04:41:13.000
said something bad then we probably shouldn't be together and if he said something good i will feel
04:41:17.400
flattered okay i mean i guess i don't know what if he what if he showed the nudes what if you
04:41:23.720
no absolutely not but if he's describing he's describing it and giving them the visual okay
04:41:30.440
so actually so this is interesting so men are extremely visual creatures so but women are
04:41:37.000
extremely like emotionally descriptive creatures so like male pornography is very visual female
04:41:44.680
pornography is descriptive so it's like if you read pornographic novels yeah that's like the equivalent
04:41:50.120
so you're the equivalent indulgence in what you're saying as you're describing these things that is
04:41:56.440
the equivalent to sharing a nude for men yeah i think that good point it would have to be if in
04:42:03.480
my relationship i would just respect my boyfriend like whatever relationship i would respect so if he
04:42:08.040
felt like that for sure maybe i screwed up and he was elevated guy at first and like he might have got
04:42:12.920
a descriptor before then but once he becomes my man i'm i'm hoping that i'm gonna respect what he wants
04:42:17.400
and we've had that conversation and hearing this all from you guys is actually the first time i've
04:42:21.960
ever thought about it because we do use that as bonding and we don't necessarily i know what i'm
04:42:26.680
hearing or talking about it i don't it's not really even about that person it's about my experience with
04:42:30.280
it how did you feel with it how did it make you feel what was your situation with this and that's kind
04:42:34.440
of what we kind of bond over i guess yeah yeah i mean it's it's nice to hear like we're like your
04:42:40.920
thought process as you're having those discussions but kind of going back to the point of i want to
04:42:46.600
find a woman uh so as andrew was talking about i want to find a woman who's going to put my needs
04:42:51.000
above her own i want her to think about how is this going to make me look in front of her friends
04:42:57.320
so yeah and i i really appreciate that you're acknowledging like this is not something i thought
04:43:01.640
about yeah and maybe it's going to be something that you'll consider down the road yeah absolutely i
04:43:05.720
think i also don't like talking about my relationship with change yes anything gonna
04:43:10.120
change i mean i think that i don't think people change people i grow i don't think maybe it's
04:43:15.560
something that you uh regret that you've done in the past i don't i don't think that i've done that
04:43:19.720
us men can say we don't like it when the the women that we've hooked up with or even our potential
04:43:24.760
future girlfriends disclose to their female friend group various intimate details that you know in our
04:43:31.000
view or in my view ought to remain private between us because they are just that
04:43:35.400
intimate details uh i think it's probably the case that even if we were to articulate this
04:43:41.000
that women are still going they you guys enjoy this kind of you guys enjoy sharing these details
04:43:46.760
it's the tea it's the gossip you guys like talking about really yeah like that's a little bit i mean
04:43:54.520
what he's saying yes like maybe if it's my boyfriend i will do it out of respect but like for instance
04:43:59.000
i recently had like a rendezvous with someone who i think is interested in me and the place that we
04:44:05.640
rendezvoused was a very unique place and so like i did i told my roommate like and i told him that i
04:44:13.560
told my roommate and he was like oh you're telling the girls and it wasn't girls it was just my roommate
04:44:17.400
because like we're both single and sometimes we like we'll talk about our dates and so yeah i mean i
04:44:22.360
did i but i told him as well and right now that i'm thinking about it he's might have had like he might
04:44:26.680
be having a thought like well if you do something i don't know if he's even thinking that far ahead
04:44:30.200
because we're not like that yet but it's just interesting because i'm like i'm now i'm thinking
04:44:34.200
like i wonder if he's right and and just to add sort of to mason's point here um if a girl sent me
04:44:41.800
like a sexy photo or nude photo i would never share that with anybody my eyes only my eyes only so
04:44:49.080
that's get shared with everybody just well okay i get i get if there's like a
04:44:54.280
that's get shared with i think that's a bit different though are you talking like a guy who
04:44:58.200
like who's sending a dick pic if you i don't believe i don't think men should do that by the
04:45:02.200
way i don't do that i've never sent a nude photo or a dick pic or anything well good i i granted
04:45:09.400
i would not object to receiving to receiving pussy pics i'm just saying ladies if you want
04:45:16.040
to send me a pussy this is the last episode too i'm for it you're requesting i'm for it blm big
04:45:22.920
labia matter would you like to join my organization it wouldn't actually fit into your um oh crew
04:45:30.520
yeah because i don't solidarity hello yeah i just i wouldn't i yep is it because you don't go team
04:45:37.720
yes i see yes sorry i didn't so i don't want to hope that wasn't too prying i want to take it away
04:45:42.200
no but you can still be uh like solidarity i want you to be happy so whatever that means i'm down for
04:45:48.520
that you know any but no i'm kidding um okay good i don't rip do you guys talk about that do
04:45:54.200
the girls like share like we don't really talk about that but i can tell you the first time i
04:45:58.600
saw one i was like what the fuck and then she was like yeah and i was like wow i didn't know they
04:46:03.480
came in different shapes and sizes like word is this something you talk about maddie like with your
04:46:09.800
girlfriends you guys just go into the is that what you guys do when you go into the bathroom
04:46:14.600
together no yeah i didn't talk about it good talk anybody talk about penises no no not really
04:46:23.000
that's what i'm saying dude mine's like an immature thing like only teenagers do this stuff
04:46:29.480
yeah yeah i was a teenager how did we get how did we get into this you brought it up
04:46:38.200
he just looks wait oh did we're we going around the table on are you a feminist and then you asked
04:46:43.960
me for a definite somebody asked me for a definition or something and then we were talking about oh did
04:46:48.360
we did we get everybody said oh geez i'm we were talking about you now had brought up if we talk
04:46:53.480
about interactions with our men with our women word that's what you had moved to word anybody
04:47:01.560
anything dating related they'd like to get off their their chest anything i just think oh i was
04:47:06.040
initially gonna say earlier when you asked a similar question is i i feel my biggest um issue when it comes
04:47:14.120
to dating is uh just emotionally immature people in general like that being a running theme of lacking
04:47:20.280
communication lacking um the desire to process emotions outside of either unhealthy coping skills or
04:47:30.920
um in in ways that are just not conducive to healthy relationships and i feel i find that to be
04:47:38.680
like my biggest barrier and even being interested in someone i see oh we have we have a reddit post we
04:47:45.080
need to react to nick if you can uh pull up the reddit post this kind of went god i think it was on
04:47:51.560
the new york the new york post uh reacted to it
04:48:03.480
yep can you scroll up so it's readable are my dating deal breakers too strict can you put us on the other
04:48:12.040
side uh i'm a 29 year old can you make it a little bigger all right i'm a 29 year old straight man who
04:48:20.200
has been actively dating since i turned 18. in that time i've met a wide array of women and have
04:48:24.440
constructed a short deal breaker list to help me determine suitability early in the dating stage i
04:48:30.040
showed this to a friend who said it was too strict and quite discriminatory here it is has cheated in a
04:48:35.800
past relationship takes recreational drugs on a regular basis has an incurable std is currently in
04:48:43.000
this situation ship or has a friend with benefits has low standards of hygiene is a sex worker whether
04:48:49.080
online or in person has extreme political views is a single mother to one or more children that's a good
04:48:56.440
list you said it was too strict do you guys think that's too strict of a list great list
04:49:03.000
great list i agree it's a great list solid list i don't have an opinion about the list but i don't
04:49:08.840
think it's too strict that's honestly what i feel too i just think like it's like you know at the end
04:49:14.760
of the day that's his prerogative if those things were to cause contention um or negative aspects and
04:49:21.720
within the relationship from the foundation of it then those are his deal breakers and that's his right
04:49:27.400
i think would you guys recommend them though i'm sorry recommend what like let's say
04:49:33.720
if i i'm sure you said great list right and you do relationship coaching so you would recommend
04:49:40.760
that list to other people right like you should adopt this yeah yeah so would you guys do that
04:49:45.640
would you tell people they should adopt that list absolutely there are things on that list that i would
04:49:51.000
recommend but as a whole i mean there are things that i don't think are deal breakers so i wouldn't
04:49:56.360
necessarily recommend it because i would only recommend something that was something i would
04:50:00.920
co-sign and i personally don't co-sign like like i said some of those things i would some of them are
04:50:06.760
not deal breakers for me um so like for example a single parent my my ex is a single parent so like
04:50:13.240
that's not a deal breaker to me yeah that's so kind of the point of this is to say the reason let's say
04:50:19.320
he was guilty of everything on the list everything but in his capacity uh as a coach recommended to
04:50:28.840
other men to follow that list because that would be in their best interest most of the time that's
04:50:35.080
the kind of the spirit yeah that's the spirit of what we're talking about so pretend for a second if
04:50:39.080
you were a relationship coach for men would you recommend this same type of list that he would
04:50:44.680
recommend the question my biggest thing is i don't think single mothers as a whole should be
04:50:50.840
a deal breaker as a generality or someone who's cheating in the past because sometimes people like
04:50:57.160
you know they've made a grow they change like and that's a case by case and probably not the
04:51:01.960
majority of experience but it is enough of an aspect to take into account that's actually one of
04:51:08.040
the predominant factors that predicts if someone will cheat though if they've cheated in the past
04:51:12.280
so there's just something i'm not saying it's not but i'm not saying that that's not objectively
04:51:17.320
true or not but i'm just saying that there are i there are cases where that's not true and i'm
04:51:23.080
willing to give someone the benefit of the doubt if i like them enough and trust them enough
04:51:26.360
and their current version of self and i feel that people can prove like actionable change within
04:51:32.920
themselves not necessarily just physically but mentally emotionally through therapy work other
04:51:38.680
aspects as well um career change several factors that can embolden them to stop toxic cycles and it's
04:51:47.800
unfortunately a rare thing that occurs in current society but it does happen and i want to give
04:51:53.800
someone on an individual basis that that chance so a deal breaker for me is an absolute and meaning that
04:52:04.920
if there's the possibility that that could be a situation that i could work with and i wouldn't
04:52:10.600
consider that a deal breaker i would consider that like a pink that flag versus a red flag you see what
04:52:16.840
i'm saying yeah i get what you're saying i don't disagree i might be able to i i could adopt that that
04:52:21.560
position but i don't think i'll be able to to adopt that position if it were someone that holds your
04:52:28.520
point of view on your idea of regret so elaborate so okay so if someone is so if someone has engaged
04:52:38.040
in the activity of cheating i want them to be able to have regret for what they've done recognize that
04:52:45.880
that was wrong it was evil and it was destructive to that relationship or to future relationships i want
04:52:52.200
them to be have done the emotional groundwork to work through that understand suss out what was wrong
04:52:58.440
with that be able to come to me and show me like i i toiled over this i see what where i messed up it
04:53:06.600
was wrong i regret that decision i wish i did not do it and like there is tangible evidence to that effect
04:53:14.680
then i could get on board yeah and you know i'll be honest when it comes to regret that is a topic in my
04:53:19.400
life i think i have flip-flopped on and i have struggled to understand my relationship with
04:53:25.320
because i've had like you know from being born to 18 i was a mormon and then i had a few years in my
04:53:31.320
early 20s where i was just angry at the world and then i had like a very committed monogamous lifestyle
04:53:38.920
relationship and then i threw myself into another extreme so i've had these like sections in life
04:53:43.800
from like very from like operating from very different perspectives and very different
04:53:49.400
um like modalities places within myself and so um i just feel that essentially
04:53:59.240
based on what you just said it really does make me want to reflect my perception of regret okay so
04:54:05.080
yeah yeah i think that that's and that i am the kind of person where like i really do continually like
04:54:12.120
um self-actualize myself i'm very self-aware wait can you just speak sorry yeah i'm very self-aware
04:54:17.800
and so like i'm willing to admit when i'm wrong or when i think i can improve upon something and i
04:54:23.640
am the kind of person that wants to strive to better myself even if i don't necessarily know how or how to
04:54:29.640
overcome certain disconnects i have because of like aspects of myself my identity yeah yeah my you're
04:54:36.600
moving i just i gotta move on um so guys uh we're gonna do about 30 more minutes so i i lowered the uh tts and
04:54:45.800
the read threshold it's 50 and 100 50 to uh or sorry excuse me wait hold on 50 and up to read
04:54:52.760
answer 100 and up now triggers tts uh nick i think we just keep the lights on to be honest
04:54:58.680
uh we don't i guess it's the after show but we'll keep the lights on as is um so i don't know if we get
04:55:07.640
back into this uh we need something juicy here at the end we need to get into some juicy topics here
04:55:15.080
juicy topics we've got 30 minutes left let's get into it let's keep stalling yeah just okay uh
04:55:44.760
i believe that sexism racism these these general large topics have systemic
04:55:57.080
impact okay and because of that i believe that discrimination can happen to anyone
04:56:05.720
but these systems that are in place for things like sexism have an oppression factor
04:56:14.920
from the systems that are set in place and people that benefit more versus the other and so
04:56:21.080
i believe that men can be discriminated against but i do not believe
04:56:25.000
that women can be sexist towards men can men be sexist towards other men
04:56:31.560
i mean they can be they can be like what's the word i'm looking for i guess like
04:56:42.840
dangerous towards men well can can women be sexist towards other women yeah terminalized misogyny
04:56:50.200
yeah okay a lot of buzzwords coming here before i have anybody respond to that i want to get i'll go
04:56:55.560
around the table and you also said i'll just double up on the question can you be racist towards white people
04:57:05.160
if you can just straighten into the mic by the very definition you just used
04:57:09.240
well just go ahead i just like i mean at the end of the day i'm not really super interested in having a
04:57:15.240
heated back and forth debate on my beliefs on this because they're just my beliefs and i could be
04:57:20.840
related to dating somehow you know if you were dating i mean i don't i personally if you were
04:57:25.160
dating a white person i'm waiting it could be related i'm waiting what if the sexism question
04:57:30.840
definitely is yeah i personally do not use race as a factor of attraction so like i will i'm i would
04:57:39.560
date any race i race is not something that is a yay or a nay it's just an aspect of someone's
04:57:46.680
person and i am the kind of so should i just can we call it ethnicity is that okay are we not all
04:57:51.640
just human or yeah i mean yeah correct and we are okay i can agree should i just assume that your
04:57:58.200
answer is no you cannot be racist against white people that's that's my belief yes do you want
04:58:03.400
oh you could have just so wait yeah yeah i mean in short yes do you want to just say it yourself
04:58:08.920
just so i'm not i don't want to speak for you i mean i'm agreeing with your point i don't know why i
04:58:14.040
have to verbatim you know okay faro yes i think you can be sexist against men and racist against
04:58:21.240
white people okay why you look don't look at me that way what the book
04:58:29.720
start start with can you be sexist against men and can you be racist against white people the way that
04:58:36.600
i mean what she's saying the way that it's supposed to be set up or my understanding of it and i find to
04:58:42.360
be corrected on this but my understanding that is that i don't really know that much about sexism as
04:58:47.160
far as like if they're the exact same just via sex then okay but racism you have to hold the hierarchy
04:58:54.360
in a society because then you benefit from the the constructs that were put in the society so that's
04:59:01.640
the reason why you could be racist so if you're not benefiting from it then you couldn't be racist from
04:59:06.280
it so if those are the same then i guess by that definition no but i would have to do further
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thought on that i would say um no uh you can't be sexist to men and yes you could be racist to a
04:59:23.080
white person but you so you can't be sexist towards men no i feel like you just want to be different
04:59:30.600
no i think it depends where you're at too right and i feel like i thought she's a based catholic
04:59:37.080
she was until she said that until she said that um so wait you can't be sexist towards
04:59:45.320
these are even questions i guess it depends on where you're at right so like if you're in trinidad
04:59:49.160
you could be racist towards a white person okay so location matters yes well i feel because i've been
04:59:55.480
like well where i'm at where i stay um there's like people that are like racist to white people
05:00:05.000
they could they probably but okay but what but it seems like you acknowledge that you can be racist
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towards white people but i'm trying to delve into the can't be sexist towards men
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i just feel like i don't know how to explain myself that well um i don't know i just feel like
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you can't like i just don't think so you know i don't know how to explain how might somebody be
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sexist towards a woman can i skip skip you want to skip yeah i'm getting would it be would it be
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easier to do to do it in spanish it's okay no can you say it in spanish i can understand yeah oh no
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you speak spanish no not at all i was gonna wait for her to like do the whole thing in spanish and
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then tell her i didn't speak spanish because i just thought that would be hilarious you can't
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i just thought it'd be funny you can go but it didn't work out or just madison yeah
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that's how you can be sexist towards a woman that's how you can be sexist towards asian there
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we go exactly um yes and yes okay uh yeah and yeah absolutely yes to both
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yeah yeah yes yes to both for sure yes to both so okay we obviously clearly there's a few people
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who disagree here on both of these uh let's let's talk it out here let's see what where we we can
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arrive at i have a quick question maybe to kick it off when you say um that i understand i think kind
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of like your general argument is to say white people have um maybe like institutional or systemic
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power and you can't be racist unless you have that power okay that's what i think but you could be
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bigoted for sure okay morally is being bigoted and being racist the same um i don't know into the mic
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i don't know like are they the equivalent so if you're bigoted towards somebody
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or you're racist towards somebody can you define what you mean by is one worse than the other can
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you define what like what the definitions are for well for you bigoted would just mean you're you're
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doing what the white person would be doing to the black person that's racist in reverse but that can't
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be racist so you're calling it bigoted so that's how i would describe that phenomenon but i think that
05:02:40.280
so like let's say let's say um if somebody said the n-word towards a black person you would consider
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that racist right um if a if white dude said like the hard r in word to i would consider him to be
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racist right so that would be so he would be racist but if the reverse happened and they said like um
05:03:01.320
you know cracker yeah exactly you would just say that that's bigoted right well the thing is is that
05:03:06.360
when you i mean sure but i think the the difference is that when you call someone a cracker they can be
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like oh you're offending me but it's not going to stop them from moving forward where historically
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the other word does yeah i get okay i understand the argument there but what i'm asking is are they
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morally equivalent or is one worse than the other because i i associate racism with violence for me
05:03:33.960
yeah but i mean big bigotry could lead to violence for sure but i don't associate him like i just from
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i don't like they might be that's why i asked you what your definition is yes well i mean by your
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definition if somebody was doing the racial thing in reverse but you can't call it racism because
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there's no systemic power right they could definitely be doing that and have done it for violent reasons
05:03:54.440
right so the association's definitely there right so as far as a moral equivalency goes i'm just trying
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to figure out how is one worse or more immoral than the other one oh yeah i did i mean
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it's for me that would still be a negative yes yeah but are they equally immoral whereas one more
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immoral than the other um i think it would depend on the action like if you call me the n-word and i
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call you a cracker i think yours probably would be more immoral than mine maybe should we say the c
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word is that wrong i feel like we got it i think you can't be racist you can't be racist we should
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probably say the c i'm also white so right well you can't do that on it might be might be yeah
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no she didn't know might be pick up on food let's just be careful
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yeah so you think that the the racism in that point is worse than the bigotry it's a it's morally worse
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because of the history that comes with it i probably would feel that way yeah
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but what's interesting about this and this is why asses for any other action that i can think of
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and i've thought about this a lot there's any other action which comes up that you just kind of rename
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the thing which is the same exact thing as the other thing you just don't give it the same qualifier
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they're always equally immoral i can't i can't think of a single one that i can make that application
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to where it's not equally as bad because we're basically just calling it something else even
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though it's exactly the same set of actions can you think of any i like it for instance if a husband
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cheated and a wife cheated is that that's equally bad right okay but if um if a a woman hurt a dog
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and a man hurt a dog that's equally bad right but if a white person is racist and a black person is
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racist you say bigotry for the black person being racist that's not equally bad i don't think it's
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not i think that when someone's being negative i just it's already bad like i won't encourage that
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but with the history that comes with it there's just even like epigenetics like there's certain like
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feelings you'll even get that's going to be deeper rooted um and the connotation that comes with it
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it's just going to be more like for instance if someone calls me fat i can decide to give that word
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like i can decide to give that word meaning and that can hurt my feelings or i could be like oh it
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doesn't really matter and i feel like when you're white and you get called that you have the choice of
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being like oh it doesn't really matter and when you're black you don't really get that choice what
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prevents you from having that choice the way you feel about the word how the word the history of the
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the word the history of the things the way you feel the way you feel is not a choice
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but the way you feel is still going to be affected by what happened yeah that's true but isn't how you
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feel a choice it's still going to be affected by what happened yeah i don't understand though because
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you're what you said earlier just like seconds ago was it's not really a choice and i said why isn't
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it a choice you said because it's how you feel and i said isn't how you feel a choice you say yes
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i mean the choice it's not really a choice as far as like the history that already comes with the
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word so like it already that's already a staple there wasn't people being murdered based on the
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c word there wasn't people being our word based on the c word there wasn't whole civilization being
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wiped out based on the c word but there was based on the n word so i'm more curious about the sexist
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thing though wait i want to say one thing kind of an analogy i'm not saying i subscribe to this but i think
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the argument is more like it's not like one person hitting another they see it more like
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if um certain races have been subject to like systemic discrimination they see it more like
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you've already been hit 10 times and if one more hit is going to hurt you more than someone who has
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never been hit you will be charged differently for that so i think that's how they how come you don't
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ascribe to that um because i don't know if every single person is like carrying that like historic
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load i'm just saying that's the argument right so in other words so what she's saying and this is a
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good point if somebody came over let's say um who had was not in the united states let's say for
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more than like six months right you would agree with me that the word that word would have to impact
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them less than right yeah it does actually yeah so i mean if it does then does that mean that you can be
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uh or that person if that particular person could they be racist to white people for sure
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for sure because i mean depending on where they're they're they're so black people so then
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black people can be racist towards white people i never said they couldn't my statements was my
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my statement was that it depends on where they're located so they're located here right but if so but if
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they're not from here if they're from dominican republic then they're them being out here and
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then being out there is going to be different but they're still black people right yes okay well then
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black people can hear be racist to white people not if they're for me at that my understanding of
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the word racist means that you have the systematic um benefit hierarchy and so that's my understanding of
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the word wait i have a question on that they still be at the bottom i do have one question you're
05:09:13.480
talking about a hierarchy right so for example could let's say when barack obama was president could
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he have a racist view against a white homeless person
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the president of the united states who's arguably the most powerful person in the world
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could he have a racist view on say a white homeless person so i guess yeah is that i don't know if
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that's a good i don't understand i don't know well i guess that makes sense because the person that
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sits atop the hierarchy is black therefore during his administration white people could not have been
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racist against black people but black people could have been racist against white people because he sat
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atop the hierarchy the system was still set up by white people having he's still subscribing to a
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white system system but the systemic issue i'm i'm asking specifically him as an individual as a black
05:10:13.240
subscribing to a white system he's still living by the as the president of the united states who has
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the most who's the most powerful person and we know that president doesn't make the end he i mean
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there's a whole congress like and there's a whole checks and balances do you think a white homeless
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do you think a white homeless person has more power and privilege than a black president of
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the united states i think in some people's eyes yeah which is unfortunate white homeless person i
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think that's that's racism like there's gonna be people in many kkk people are going to appreciate
05:10:45.000
the white homeless person or the kkk have no power in this country whatsoever but i'm just talking
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about racism but that's okay well that's okay well they don't have power though yeah okay so by your
05:10:54.440
definition but they do have power the kkk have influence for sure do hey nick can you pull up
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the uh the podcast that would be like saying though that if there was a white president and
05:11:06.440
the black panthers didn't like it was the same argument but black panthers are not the same
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even close to the same kind of group as the kkk yeah i'm not even disputing that historic that's
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historically factually true you're right about that but yeah but it's still the same argument to say
05:11:22.360
the reason that we would value this more still is because there's some people in society who would
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still value the white bum more than the black president yeah and it's like okay but that's going
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to be true the opposite way too so that makes no sense the system still only benefits one side i have
05:11:39.320
only but that's not mainly mainly i've got a couple photos that we can react to that are related to this
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nick so i want you to pull up the i believe these should be ordered the same for both of us
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they're the third one fourth one fifth one and sixth one uh the first one starts with csu v do you see
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it so just load the uh third fourth fifth six and they're not not that great the cookies are not that
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great it's taking you like an hour to eat you got you got it just do want to just get the first one
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all right uh the world according to a feminist uh so you got the women can you make us a little
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bigger a little bigger put us on the other uh corner corner just corner us corner us corner
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is the is there another corner okay just give us do the small one please small small small yeah and
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make make make it bigger okay uh the world according to a feminist all those look at those women and
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then there's the guy who the homeless guy privileged oh you know okay all right that's but you have to
05:12:55.960
understand though that all of the systems are set up for him yeah apparently um they are and the fact
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that he failed is incredible oh my god i guess okay if it weren't like that i mean like just
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no no well hold on first off there's affirmative action for women so that's a system that benefits
05:13:16.840
women thank god what system helps men it's not clear to me here pull up there's more there's more
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the um white male privilege the constitution whoa whoa whoa let's be careful there all right we're in
05:13:29.000
what in the constitution benefits white men specifically created equal wait does that not
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include what do you guys think about this this is uh at the time it's not
05:13:40.520
is anybody noticing that's not in the constitution force of men and black men became okay if you want
05:13:47.720
to talk about the time it also didn't come back to it it included some white men that's it so if we
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talk about the intent of the founding fathers they the intent and you can go to thomas jefferson's
05:14:00.120
letters to specific individuals talking about how he wanted to make the language in the constitution
05:14:06.840
more broad to include literally every single person well he was an abolitionist yeah and so
05:14:12.520
exactly he was an abolitionist he hated slavery and he actively tried to release all of his slaves
05:14:17.640
but was legally not allowed to do so until he died in which he did so there is this like
05:14:26.120
pervasive verbiage in usually the left side of the political spectrum that likes to paint the founding
05:14:32.280
fathers as extremely racist and writing the constitution as something to oppress minorities and oppress the
05:14:43.640
specific gender so women which is not the case you have them with the intent to release those people of
05:14:50.600
those systemic oppressions that they uh that they experienced in other countries so like in england i mean
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religious oppression the slave trade all of those things they wrote the verbiage in the constitution
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so that eventually we would get to a point where we sit in here today where people would be able to read
05:15:11.400
that verbiage and see all men are created equal and we can sit here and know that they meant all men
05:15:17.400
are created equal there's some more photos we got you didn't even see that second photo nick if you can
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pull up the photo thank you kate for the 10 memberships white white we often hear male privilege white privilege
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you know what i think every feminist should watch all quiet on the western front and then decide if there's
05:15:38.440
male privilege uh wait there's more photos we got more photos that's the d-day landing that was i don't
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know if that's i mean okay wait to be fair to that one um there was a lot of black men who fought in
05:15:49.240
world war ii that is true yes there were there was the the harlem hell fighters in world war one and
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yeah um nick pull up the please uh oh there's a this chat here i'll just read they have done the studies on
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the dna test wait no no no okay never just pull up the foot i'll read it later the world according
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to a feminist oppressed privileged yeah that's also true there's actually a lot of truth the theme of
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these photos is just the there's so much there's just the complete like degradation of uh nuance
05:16:25.400
just they just lack nuance in its entirety because the whole well the whole aspect of
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like oppression versus privilege when you speak about privilege privilege people like to hyper focus
05:16:35.480
on the standard definition of privilege being about like how much money you have like how much access
05:16:41.480
you have to resources things like that wherein privilege much like much of the english language is
05:16:46.360
a word that can have multiple meanings and in this context privilege is more about um the societal
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systematic aspect with which is a generality and not down to the individual and these are focusing on
05:17:08.280
what are you calling it ecological uh ecological fallacy everyone's are talking at once yeah
05:17:12.520
what are you just basically calling it an ecological fallacy
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i don't want to say yes because i'm i'm not sure what that means
05:17:20.120
that what what when you take the individual and then you attribute it to the general okay
05:17:24.200
well then i would say yes i'm just not familiar with the term are you talking about apex fallacy
05:17:28.520
no it's the ecological ecological ecological it's the ecological fallacy okay okay i can see how the
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word derives yeah okay that makes sense oh yeah that sounds well here pull up the last photo and then
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we got the last one i think there's one more we got one more scroll up make it bigger uh yep so i don't know a
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lot of truth in that one too stop oppressing me sorry you know uh you know male privilege and
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even apologize for something he didn't do wrong because class privilege and oppression is not
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about race but they all are factors within each other the point isn't that he's at work the point
05:18:05.960
is the kind of work he's doing the kind of work he's doing is not the kind of work that women do
05:18:10.120
pretty much ever anywhere at any time for any reason that's that's the privilege so the privilege is
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is are you systematically oppressed while your sewers are taken care of for you while you have
05:18:20.280
air conditioning while you live in modernity and all modern technology and every dangerous
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fucking job on planet earth is done by men is that oppressive having a baby is a pretty dangerous
05:18:30.600
job no it's not it's very safe job are you going to say that because i can look at infant mortality
05:18:36.120
rates and from pregnant from pregnant women and the the mortality rates of the mothers a very safe job
05:18:42.440
very very safe for women to have children the difference is okay like you're doing that that's
05:18:49.160
your job and then we've got our own job like that's okay yeah you do you have a job um but you demand to
05:18:55.000
have also egalitarianism inside society between the sexes and the thing is is like your job is clearly
05:19:01.640
far less valuable than our job because without us maintaining the entirety of the infrastructure for
05:19:07.880
which women's pampered asses can even uh exist inside of society they would collapse and how do
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i know this because i have 2200 years of history to look at to watch the progression of them literally
05:19:22.360
folding like cheap chairs and being passed between enemy armies like it was nothing they were literally
05:19:28.920
chattel if we decided that they were and instead we have massive amounts of technological uh advancements
05:19:35.560
which have allowed for women to even exist in modernity and instead of being praised for it men
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are treated like absolute garbage i think you guys are great thanks for doing everything i had
05:19:47.320
responding to this wait i had a video i posted a um video with when you asked uh a woman was asked who
05:19:54.040
did she think was better or who was stronger or what were women better at than men and she said everything
05:20:00.600
everything and i responded to that wait was it on the show no no i i posted i had um is it on your
05:20:07.320
instagram or yeah it's like a one minute reaction is it pretty we can we can pull it up i can send it
05:20:11.720
i can send it to the dm to the whatever d yeah or we can just try to search for what it's on your
05:20:16.280
instagram yeah it's on my instagram is it pretty close to the top it should be nick just pull up his
05:20:20.920
instagram that's probably the easiest uh you can also send a message send the actual video to the
05:20:27.000
the whatever instagram and nick can also pull it up that way um oh yeah i found it already okay oh
05:20:34.040
he already he's he's already got it yeah you can send it through he's on it he is on it uh good talk
05:20:42.280
good talk okay so what do you guys think about um birth control who show of hands who's on birth
05:20:50.040
control just curious anybody on birth control i've never been on birth control anybody birth control
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birth control i did the iud once okay i'll just send it nick all right nick if you can pull that
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up that's not a funny oh while nick is pulling that up oh hold on very fucking awful the other cost
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donated two hundred dollars oh both the kkk and black panthers were co-opted by the fbi
05:21:14.040
cointelpro in order to divide the races they have a lot in common
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oh theotokos thank you man thank you thank you it's actually a pretty good point now that i think
05:21:27.640
about it all right we have uh hold on i'll just show this one really quick and then we'll pull up the uh
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the video we have joe the giant they have done studies on the dna test conversation from earlier
05:21:39.400
it showed 33 of children are not with their real fathers and the fathers have no clue i just want to just
05:21:45.400
so we can be factual here the numbers that you're referencing it's not it's not looking at the
05:21:52.680
entire population it's the study is they're looking at the amount of cohort of men who have who have
05:21:59.960
seeked to to get paternity testing so of course that's going to likely yield a higher misrepresent
05:22:07.320
because they they see in their partner attendance like their behaviors that would lead them to
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to indicate that there has been right i don't think it's 33 percent among all married couples yes
05:22:18.520
but but of the men who do challenge paternity it is uh i don't know if they're i'm just going to take
05:22:25.480
your word for it that is 33 but yeah uh nick you got the video but that would show though that
05:22:34.120
it's it's likely vastly underreported yes yeah absolutely absolutely it does it does give me
05:22:40.120
reason to be like okay i want a paternity test oh hold on hold on we'll just nickelodeon donated 100
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andrew how can you say having a baby is a safe job almost every woman i know that's had a baby has
05:22:55.480
ended up in the hospital because of the pregnancy
05:22:57.960
what was i thinking safest job ever sorry most unsafe they all ended up in the hospital
05:23:10.760
all right we can pull up the video well i'm so safe the hospital wouldn't be needed but okay
05:23:14.920
i mean it's not you can have your babies at home we did it for thousands of years
05:23:18.360
yeah the infant mortality rate was usually due to infections and post post-mortem right and that's
05:23:27.720
what the hospital prevents yeah okay but you can prevent it now too because you have this cool thing
05:23:31.880
called an alcohol pad and you understand how infections work and so the thing is it's like
05:23:37.400
plenty of women go ahead and have babies at home and the post-mortem not really a problem i would
05:23:44.120
actually be fascinated to see like theory like in the u.s now for the people who choose to have
05:23:49.880
their babies at home what is the infant mortality rate compared to having it in the hospital well
05:23:53.720
they still have probably a midwife too they're not going to be right i'd be interested to know that
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no one really does it by themselves especially with especially with like current legislation like
05:24:02.920
we would be held liable if things went wrong well no i'm all i'm saying is like i just want to
05:24:08.040
like given like a having salute like medical solutions at home like i know i know people
05:24:16.440
specifically who choose to have home births if i ever yeah yeah so like i just i'm intrigued to
05:24:22.120
know what that statistic would be just so i could be able to like to see if anything's changed you're
05:24:26.280
like what yeah yeah i mean i i agree i would be interested too did you mean postpartum instead of
05:24:32.040
post-mortem oh yeah postpartum yeah just just wanted i saw some chats there just wanted to
05:24:36.600
clarify um okay is this the one yeah yeah i'll just break it down and ask a simple question yeah
05:24:45.960
audio would be helpful you'll probably need a ree reefer can you make it a little bigger also
05:24:53.640
uh instagram's so whack their audio player it's dog or their video player my bad
05:24:59.880
men are better than men at everything everything guys are super now i'm not going to respond to
05:25:05.000
this all crazy but what we are going to do is create a scenario let's say that everything that
05:25:09.000
a male human has ever discovered built constructed a little bit thought of innovated renovated
05:25:15.000
created gone obliterated instantaneously everywhere on the face of the planet technological
05:25:21.160
advancements transportation the power grid infrastructure stem medicine all of it gone eradicated
05:25:28.360
not to mention law and order and protection i'm talking dog breeds newton's laws of motion and
05:25:33.480
energy held a pythagorean theorem gone even the animals including the predators that ben drove to
05:25:38.760
extinction reintroduced and now women have to reconstruct society from the ground up without the aid of a
05:25:44.440
man or anything that a man invented that includes instructions as well and women have to accomplish
05:25:49.720
this either pregnant or menstruating men are incapable of doing anything to help now what becomes of
05:25:55.240
society and humanity within just one year thing okay okay also we have we had a chat here that
05:26:03.160
came in from theo tokos thank you man lumber workers have 10x higher death rates than mothers
05:26:07.880
everything is a lie uh q did you want to add anything to the video or no no it was all laid out right there
05:26:15.160
okay so this uh there's a thought experiment and it's an excellent thought experiment and so
05:26:20.440
that i've i've made similar thought experiments as well and so have thousands of other people who's
05:26:26.920
just kind of saying you had a wand and all the men were gone tomorrow for whatever reason
05:26:33.400
how could society maintain itself absent men and when you really start to break down thought
05:26:40.920
experiment you start to dive into all the jobs that they do everything that they're into uh the
05:26:46.200
distinctions in just skill based not to mention the physiological differences like the fact that
05:26:50.840
women really can't do a lot of the men's jobs that's one of the big things that is a big lie too
05:26:56.280
women really can't they're not even physiologically equipped to be outside for long periods of time
05:27:01.720
doing things like roofing asphalt laying their body can't even regulate temperature the same way
05:27:06.840
so what happens is society after one year to answer to your thought experiment is completely destroyed
05:27:13.480
and 99 of the life on it is gone with it that's what i think
05:27:18.680
or human life i think animal life finishes oh yeah it's got plenty to eat
05:27:25.080
that's why i said the predators that we drove to extinction reintroduced
05:27:28.840
yep farrah you got i thought you had thoughts on this topic i said you could be sexist towards men
05:27:35.960
oh what that okay yeah yeah no no but what andrew just said like i guess i would
05:27:41.080
because you you kind of you dunked on me you you clip you did a little clip on me like because i
05:27:46.920
was like i said oh yeah would hit the fan if all men disappeared you get so mad at me because i'm not
05:27:51.560
mad at you call him stupid i'm not mad at you i'm not mad i'm just reeling you into the conversation
05:27:57.880
now that you've had six months to digest our argument you want to bring it back up what are you
05:28:02.280
what that was not six months ago how's that relevant at all i don't know why it's fresh on your mind
05:28:07.000
what are you talking we're literally talking about the topic at hand it just seemed kind of fresh
05:28:13.640
yes i'm deeply i'm deeply triggered by he's good life seating for six months waiting it's just like
05:28:19.880
you have a show three times a week with ten new people and it just seemed like i don't know
05:28:24.520
elephant's memory it came up like a great compliment that he remembers it even after doing shows where
05:28:29.880
there's ten i'm just teasing him but yeah i mean i would agree with you i think like men are generally
05:28:34.120
undervalued and i think feminists do kind of absorb and regurgitate a lot of buzzwords without
05:28:38.120
understanding like where those arguments actually came from in feminist literature i would hesitate
05:28:42.120
to put too much emphasis in male bronze because the labor force you know what i mean is shifting
05:28:45.800
towards valuing brains over bronze and i think that's why we're that's a destiny argument i didn't
05:28:50.120
get it from him yeah but he's wrong i didn't just like you're wrong about it it's actually not
05:28:54.760
the fact of the matter is we're not really able to replace brawn very well at all for instance
05:28:59.080
for instance where's all of our robotic roofers you ever seen one i'm sure we'll get there soon
05:29:05.160
oh wait really how how do you think that they're going to you're going to get robot roofers to go
05:29:09.960
to people's individual houses and patch roofs i don't know we have like military robots now i
05:29:14.520
wasn't even disputing your point that men should be valued more i was more so just saying that like
05:29:18.680
i think the reason men are struggling partly is because they're feeling like a sense of cultural
05:29:22.520
redundancy because a lot of the labor market is focusing on brains over bronze and women are out
05:29:27.080
what actually happened was that women were told to go to college college was highly overvalued and
05:29:32.760
now as everybody can do it the market is becoming inundated because it's tailored to the lowest common
05:29:38.520
denominator meaning if you lower the standards so that everybody can do it right the standards
05:29:44.120
necessarily become lower to accommodate the most amount of people so more and more people got a
05:29:49.800
college degree the market's completely saturated with it but it wasn't before so women accelerated but
05:29:55.880
you'll see that that gap it's closing is closing quickly and you see the gap in pay with trades
05:30:01.560
between even stem fields that's closing quickly too it's going to continue to close because we can't
05:30:07.720
actually get rid of the big thing which is the brawn the thing women can't bring to the table which is
05:30:14.120
they can't they can't do road work they can't do roofing they can't do any of the really intrinsic or
05:30:20.840
hard bronze based labor don't you think a lot of those jobs have diminished over time because
05:30:26.280
now things are getting built and they're like architecture is sustaining for a long time so i
05:30:29.880
feel like those jobs are becoming smaller top two jobs that you would say for men that you would want
05:30:36.520
immigrants to come in and do what what do you think i don't understand wait what do you think
05:30:40.520
that male immigrants when they come in right for work you would want more of them to come in and work and
05:30:46.200
expand the economy what would you say the male immigrants usually do usually do
05:30:59.400
you're in you're in california and there's kind of something really famous yeah the general stereotype
05:31:05.960
of what immigrants who come in from south of the border are doing is what dishwashing no
05:31:10.200
something paid under the table they work in farms they would literally work on fun that it's like
05:31:16.520
the most famous thing california ever is that they work it's everywhere but even that number is going
05:31:20.440
down like used to be 90 of americans are farmers my point is like now it's shrinking it's okay yeah
05:31:24.520
yeah but the my point to you back is that it's an ever-expanding field a necessary ever-expanding
05:31:30.360
field because people need to eat yes because the amount of people that are necessary to feed the
05:31:36.120
amount of people necessarily grow so it's expanding expanding expanding now with the birthbreak
05:31:40.440
contraction we might have problems with that later and we will but what i'm saying is that with that
05:31:44.760
expansion of people comes the expansion of necessity of houses and all those other things that grow the
05:31:49.960
gdp that progressives like you and destiny would love to have to happen so much which means that no
05:31:56.040
you're going to have to actually expand the brawn and that's what you're going to see his projection
05:32:01.080
totally wrong and that projection there of eliminating the brawn or moving away from brawn
05:32:06.120
that's not true we're moving towards it again there was a limited market saturation now that's
05:32:10.840
changing again i genuinely have not heard him say that like i do my own research and reading but um
05:32:15.640
come on i genuinely don't i'm kidding i'm joking that was a funny joke no i just feel like i always
05:32:21.320
have to wipe his piss off of me because i feel like people think because we're friends and i like
05:32:25.160
arguments but like we do not co-sign on each other's arguments all right well that's a destiny
05:32:29.960
argument just so you know okay i'm not saying that you got it from him i'm just saying something i
05:32:35.160
hear him regurgitate when he's arguing i mean we probably read some of the same stuff but um
05:32:40.200
yeah like i said i wasn't trying to undervalue the necessity for like bronze and like manual labor
05:32:44.920
i was more so saying that like i think just treating the value of masculinity as just being
05:32:49.480
synonymous with bronze i feel like is just only responding to like a very marginal percent of like
05:32:55.080
what men are doing is my point because that's going down yeah we're not really associating
05:32:59.160
masculinity with brawn as much as talking about the necessity of brawn in society
05:33:04.360
butler donated one hundred dollars brian how can you let the girl in red tell you ten men ran a
05:33:10.520
train on her without mentioning condoms do not protect from genital herpes and she definitely has
05:33:16.840
it i've been cdc incoming nuke isn't that the dude always makes the he every every show it's he he's
05:33:25.640
about late you're a little late jay butler uh i was wondering where you were um the nuke hold on
05:33:35.960
okay there there it is all right the nuke has been sent um all right um here we actually have a
05:33:43.320
couple videos kind of related to this nick if you can go in the videos tab the men tab uh iron workers
05:33:49.000
iron workers one oil rig power line snow roughnecks and then electrical worker uh why don't you pull
05:34:00.840
those up we also got one do we do the burj khalifa one that's okay we don't have to do that one if you
05:34:06.840
can get all those pulled up um that one send me that video you made videos men and then iron iron
05:34:18.760
it's podcast videos no you're in the wrong it's podcast videos men in the dropbox folder
05:34:27.720
so hold on while you do that i'm gonna get some i'll get i'll do some chats nick can you pull up
05:34:31.560
the obs please so we can uh oh wait hold on i'll come back to that okay being cheeks does far wear
05:34:38.520
frames without glasses liberals are not intellectuals with your social media talk on sex you keep outing
05:34:43.400
yourself as being non-virgin you can keep up the act for simps but real man real man see through
05:34:50.120
the bs not real men also is your dental hygiene bad i never see you smile i feel like i smile sometimes
05:34:56.440
um if i was trying to like keep up some act of being a virgin why would i be currently turning up
05:35:00.680
content of skits where i talk about having a high body counts like if it was an act why would i be
05:35:06.040
putting out the content that he says counteracts me being a virgin it just doesn't make any sense
05:35:09.880
is that the old like hide out in the right in the open right they're just like referring to like
05:35:16.040
skits i put out yeah um they're not taking in the context okay it's iron workers power line
05:35:25.000
snow roughnecks electrical worker oil rig that's five videos they're all kind of right in close
05:35:37.080
here okay while you do that being cheeks the kkk does have power but in the form of the democrats
05:35:42.120
if you do not know that look up the history on the party that created the kkk and then tell me if
05:35:47.400
you're still a left-leaning democrat if so you fill fully support the kkk as they oppress blacks from
05:35:54.920
beating cheeks there you have it folks thank you cheeks appreciate it brother we have llama
05:36:02.360
the sky merci beaucoup for the canadian 50 i've worked in tech for years brawn will not be replaced
05:36:08.440
because it's still cheaper to hire a man roofer than to operate and maintain an advanced robot to do the
05:36:13.400
job to the same level it's actually easier to replace the simpler brain jobs right that's that's
05:36:19.960
very true yep okay interesting thank you uh thank you there uh you got them nick
05:36:25.320
wait read them read them one more time i got iron workers one
05:36:43.560
what wait are you in the videos men folder yeah
05:36:49.880
uh sure you said iron workers i thought yeah pull it up for me no you're
05:37:13.560
said multiple i said multiple times all right um okay here we have another chat here
05:37:19.880
uh modest to comma we know some of the panel doesn't live in reality already panel what is a woman
05:37:28.120
i guess we'll go around the table on this what is a woman
05:37:36.920
i feel like i'm walking into a trap with this crew of people you said trap
05:37:42.600
um but um i would say being a woman is more than biological i think that's female versus male i think
05:37:53.160
being a woman is um an identity and something that you know
05:38:01.960
i don't quite know how to explain it i just feel like it's something that
05:38:16.440
yeah i don't know i'm blanking actually i'm sorry
05:38:18.360
you're asking me i'm gonna pass for now what okay um
05:38:35.480
a woman someone was born with the correct chromosomes correct that makes them a woman
05:38:48.360
um i agree with misty misty um a woman is someone that is born
05:38:58.360
you know what a woman is bash the stampede donated 100 dollars oh there you have it help
05:39:03.880
it's an adult female it's not it's not you're wrong it's an adult human female adult human female
05:39:11.640
okay there you have it modest comma there you have it uh nick do you have the videos that's an
05:39:18.920
awesome name though bash campede it's good try gun uh excellent yes try gun good anime uh make it one
05:39:26.120
bigger i think it's could be zoomed in one bigger well can you start from the beginning you got some iron
05:39:32.760
workers here wait just mute the audio just mute the audio all right okay scary it's scary right yeah
05:39:44.600
i see two men probably all right okay and then you have the operators and yeah uh next video nick you
05:39:52.360
can pause that one oh i just wanted iron workers one which videos do you have pulled up just x out of
05:39:59.400
that which which tell me which ones you have pulled up and i'll uh iron workers two and then oil rig and
05:40:07.480
then the last one was uh okay i need here we already looked at iron workers one i need electrical
05:40:20.920
just can you get one going one of them going yeah such a juicy after show
05:40:30.360
that it sounded sarcastic all right we got look at the there's a look at that you can maybe one bigger
05:40:37.080
so it's full screen like full screen i think you could probably go one more
05:40:46.600
yeah i think it's currently it's moving it's probably it's probably all men on there okay well
05:40:52.440
i think the cameras move next next one no so the actual platform itself is moving right yeah
05:41:00.600
so yeah no it's it's center of mass is below the surface of the ocean so it doesn't like wobble
05:41:06.760
side to side but it goes up and down go ahead nick you can next yeah all right oh that's
05:41:18.360
all right so here's a guy on a power line i believe he's in i believe this is a in china
05:41:24.680
and it's snowing and he's connected to it and it's probably what 100 100 plus foot drop
05:41:32.680
probably more crap myself that's so scary and uh he's connected oh is he disconnecting himself from
05:41:39.720
his all right i don't know i can yeah oh he's disconnecting himself and reconnect himself on the
05:41:45.400
other side yeah how far down does that look uh that's pretty far so oh he he is somewhat you know
05:42:00.760
okay all right anxiety okay he's fixing something on the power line okay next one we got another one
05:42:07.880
one we got another one here god uh what what do we got got the you know the other ones you know the
05:42:19.800
other one's definitely these men are like willfully doing these jobs or are they like just they just
05:42:39.400
they pay really well it's not even clear to me if they pay all that well but here electrical uh electrical
05:42:46.520
worker roughnecks in china i don't know man they might be forced to do it it's more like uh they
05:42:53.480
got a sniper on the ridge and if you don't do your job you might not see your family
05:43:02.440
i mean they gave him a safety harness yeah exactly yeah it'll be fine yeah
05:43:08.200
a loop around the leaf might fall off of his mind uh skip to like a minute 25 and that would break
05:43:14.120
so make it bigger oh my gosh especially in the cold yeah uh play it
05:43:30.520
uh skip forward just a little bit yeah that's good
05:43:36.360
um oh my gosh so he's on the helicopter fixing a power line i guess and i guess he's now attaching
05:43:42.920
himself power line okay all right there's that okay all right and then just iron the roughnecks one
05:44:03.320
that's you know something yeah all right i'm into it these guys will call it oh my god
05:44:09.480
oh my god skip skip skip forward a little bit to see the
05:44:18.040
all right so this is they're throwing around heavy machinery uh if their hands get cotton in it they
05:44:23.320
lose the hand uh you know all right they're doing that for you know what 10 hours a day or something so
05:44:31.400
not sure why i brought those videos up i i don't know because we were talking about infrastructure
05:44:41.880
yeah well so as society increases and the amount of technology that's needed to sustain society as it
05:44:49.400
increases you're going to need more guys just like that to be able to maintain like the power grid to
05:44:56.280
maintain how much oil is necessary uh so as we are increasing our electrical need so when we're
05:45:04.520
starting to incorporate all electric cars so as we're moving to more electric
05:45:11.960
butler donated one hundred dollars brian she's giving you the angry herpes stare be careful this
05:45:18.840
strain is airborne possibly deadly it could be the end of california maybe it's the only way gavin
05:45:25.080
newsome can be stopped hashtag herpes hashtag herpes hello oh my gosh
05:45:36.440
is that the stare is that i wasn't giving you is that the stare he's talking about
05:45:40.840
i don't know i i wasn't looking at he's got to be staring at her to know that she's staring let's
05:45:46.680
just yeah jay butler stop staring i just i don't really want to entertain the okay you literally have
05:45:54.680
a fan he's paying money yeah i know like he's yeah he hasn't only fans if you want to follow maybe
05:46:00.520
i'm an ex model but i have i do have an experience very sad about that so if you want to like go watch
05:46:05.640
my vlogs yeah jay butler slide into the dms or do what you got to do man okay all right theoticus
05:46:12.360
what is a woman requires knowing there's a difference in the sexes women will have to
05:46:16.120
rescind their current false exaltation by the managerial class women are always used for revolutions
05:46:22.440
look up oh there you have it folks okay all right theotokos thank you man appreciate it
05:46:29.800
all right guys um i think we're did you have a little more to add no that's okay i mean i think
05:46:35.000
i got my point across okay any final thoughts before i wrap up here fine folk
05:46:41.320
thanks for having us thank you for coming that was an interesting conversation
05:46:46.760
can i read what gabby wrote now what what did you the apology no it's not what did she write
05:46:54.360
she sent you more tags wait oh god it's not what you okay ready uh-oh
05:47:06.600
she said read that out loud okay the five guys i asked to be my boyfriend in the last episode
05:47:12.840
wait what i don't care i don't care about that she should have just stuck to her commitment to
05:47:21.080
come on the show instead of last minute taking imagine how like if she had said
05:47:27.560
a week ago hey i'm getting a book i'm gonna take a different gig she didn't know until
05:47:32.440
until the day of okay we'll be on like hold and then we'll get the booking that day and you've got
05:47:38.760
to tell your agent yes and they drop you and respectfully i mean you would probably say this
05:47:42.280
do the same what do you mean that you you're her agent would drop her if she didn't that's
05:47:47.320
basically no because like so she get a 1500 job you say no to the job that's their 10 that they're
05:47:52.840
missing out on 20 yeah but you're as the as the as somebody who's familiar with the entertainment
05:47:58.360
industry you as the talent has the agency to pick which gigs you do and do not do right but when the
05:48:04.840
agency gets you a gig and you already said yes to it and then you book it then you have to say yes to
05:48:09.000
it but she had already committed we had booked this with her month like a month i don't know exactly
05:48:15.480
when but a month in advance i'm gonna tell you i'm i don't know what it really was right but if
05:48:20.040
you've already agreed to be on the show you should you should hold to your commitment because you're
05:48:25.960
that should have like i get that she wants to make like a 1500 here in any case she it's i would argue
05:48:35.000
that the right thing to do would be to say even though she stands to make more supposedly more money
05:48:41.320
mess up the relationship with the agent no you don't yeah you said it if it's a last minute thing
05:48:46.440
she's perfectly within her right to say i've already made a commitment how it works of course
05:48:50.920
that's how it works the booking i know the booking is last minute bro you as the talent you're you're
05:48:58.600
the king you are the king you don't your agent no no your agent does not get to dictate where if
05:49:05.640
you take a shoot or not they're a good agency you don't want to risk losing them no that's not how
05:49:10.520
it works they work for you they do work they work for you you're the talent who's had an agent for
05:49:15.560
over 10 years i'm telling you that is how it works i don't know how long you've had an age that's not
05:49:19.480
i don't i don't have an agent so then word i do my own thing i do my own business all i'm telling you
05:49:24.440
is that i promise you but i've grown up in southern california my whole life like so you know i'm
05:49:29.320
familiar like yeah like so it's it's it's i'm well i'm here and i love you i think well i i do at least
05:49:37.800
want to give you credit because when typically what we have happened when like a friend group
05:49:42.840
if one girl cancels the dominoes just so i'm at least giving you credit for you showing up
05:49:49.480
despite show up to things i say i'm going to do and i appreciate that i appreciate that on a paid job
05:49:54.840
you would have flaked last minute that's incredibly rude i i understand that i would have but i i also
05:50:00.200
probably would have let you know hey look i may be up for a booking this day i cannot i cannot fully
05:50:03.880
come in i would tell you probably but i don't know i don't know i wouldn't have i mean i
05:50:07.560
would have just another day no well i would have just booked other people but it's like
05:50:14.840
if you're letting us know day of it's not enough time to secure other guests typically
05:50:20.680
you did a great job well everybody huh you did a great job well okay
05:50:27.000
it's just like i know you're upset i'm sorry and shannon the other like i would have not her i know but
05:50:33.640
it's just like and i offered her a ride and she told me that she should have at least still come
05:50:39.880
i thought she would she told me that she uh i don't remember what she said something about
05:50:43.320
she wasn't going to be able to make it and i was like okay
05:50:47.880
okay i mean she's full of shit she just probably got cold feet or something i mean i don't know i
05:50:52.360
don't know her at all no it's not your fault but it's just i because you decided to bring up gabby
05:50:57.800
again i'm just i thought you might want to hear about it no i don't if she if she would have had
05:51:03.880
the decency and the etiquette to to stick to her commitment then i would have been happy to hear all
05:51:11.000
of her dating hijinks got you but if she's not here you don't want to hear it i don't give frankly i don't
05:51:17.800
give a fuck i'm not considering her for rebooking i'm not considering shannon for rebooking because if
05:51:23.240
you're going to do that to us there's there's no guarantee that you're not going to just flake last
05:51:28.040
minute again so i've cannot consider them again for future shows it's incredibly rude and disrespectful
05:51:36.760
it's what shannon did is even worse because i i still think what gabby did is bad to just you've
05:51:42.600
made a commitment something just because something better comes along if you have the opportunity to
05:51:48.680
turn down that other opportunity and it wouldn't sour anything and whereas it would sour the existing
05:51:57.320
commitment that you have then i think you ought to stick to the commitment that you made for example
05:52:02.360
for example let's say i agreed to meet somebody for for a date and then a hotter chick comes along and
05:52:10.760
says brian i would like to hang out with you on the exact same date that you already have a date
05:52:15.800
this is a hypothetical scenario here bear in mind i would hold my commitment to that person
05:52:25.160
and then if i wanted to go on the date with the other person i'd say maybe there's another
05:52:29.000
time we could go on the date what if they said there was no other time you have incredible integrity
05:52:34.520
though that you should be proud of that i i guess i mean it just i think the the whatever the paid gig was
05:52:45.800
uh i think it it does more it interferes more the harm is better than the gain i guess because by flaking
05:52:56.360
last minute on the show the the issues that it causes for our production i think is is a greater negative
05:53:07.880
than it is a positive okay whatever it's just we deal with fucking flakes all the time and it's super
05:53:15.080
fucking annoying and she didn't she claimed she had an emergency but now you're telling me that that
05:53:19.400
would be an emergency an emergency yeah how's an emergency well if you mean but when i think when
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somebody tells me it's an emergency i think they they're having some medical thing there's something
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going on with a family member so not only did she flake on her commitment she also lied about
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it which people which people frequently do maybe she was lying to me i suspect she's more likely to
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lying about it i suspect she's she's more likely to lie to me than she is to lie to you i mean i don't
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know but i can tell you that i know she felt really badly about it i'm sure yes i'm sure she felt
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all the way absolutely terrible about it she loves your show she's very excited about it i know
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like she was hyped and very excited she's been checking in and making sure i was going to show
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up for the longest time because i was like yeah i'm going to come but i had like a rehearsal before
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so i know that her thought processes she was very excited about it it's just like her the shannon girl
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who's friends with her shannon was the one who was pushing for us to do another plus size panel
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which that completely fell apart had she been on before i don't know that girl no she had not been on
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before but she reached out to us asking to be on the show and like it's just shocking to me she
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wasn't prepared to take a ride with you she was going to ride with gabby i don't she has her own
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car she was well she said gabby and come to my house really bro there's so there's lies upon lies
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here because she told me that her she was having car trouble oh maybe so i don't know what the truth
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is i don't know what's what's true what's not either um look anyways i it's just uh we deal one of the
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major issues that we deal with on the show is people being flaky um and it's just causes so
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much disruption to our production it's it's stressful so it's um ah it's just annoying um so yeah
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anyways i just got tilted because you brought her up so whatever um okay let me read the final chats and
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then uh here we have uh trenton welcome back madison show isn't the same without you you ever going
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to put on that jacket far let's go grab some coffees on time
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cool all right we have pradeep here pradeep i don't know what uh is this
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anyone know what currency that is divorce rates are increasing in 50 50 is because men are insecure
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of career women or 50 50 makes people compare deliverables and no two people can do the same job
05:55:49.320
with the same zeal on contrary workload excuse me workload on housewives is then career woman
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in bro i don't know what the you are saying dude thoughts um he paid to say it
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uh what can anybody parse what he is saying here
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okay whatever i'm gonna wrap the show um i'm gonna wrap okay all right guys last call hit the
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here make sure we're not missing any of our uh chats or anything i'm just double checking here guys
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no i think we're good okay uh oh i need to see oh sevens in the chat guys oh sevens in the chat
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