00:58:14.520The culture that I'm talking about is not, like, a culture specific to Hollywood.
00:58:17.720I use Hollywood as an example because it broadcasts to the rest of the Western world certain ideals or certain expectations that women are supposed to, you know, live up to.
00:58:25.460And so I'm not saying it's local to L.A.
00:58:27.460I'm saying it's local to North America, local to Western countries.
01:03:34.740But we're not talking, hang on, I'm going to make a concession because it's a concession that I don't even understand why we're arguing it.
01:03:43.600I agree with you that social shame at scale works.
01:03:46.520I'm not making the argument it doesn't.
01:03:48.700Would you agree it's a fair enforcement?
01:03:49.680What I'm saying to you is that if you want to have a patriarchy, the only thing that would make it patriarchal is if it had mechanism for enforcement.
01:03:57.660So would you agree that social shame, since you said it's effective, is that an enforcement mechanism then or no?
01:04:02.740It wouldn't be an enforcement mechanism.
01:04:04.540It would be a mechanism to change something.
01:04:06.680So what's the difference other than the use of force?
01:05:25.400Well, then why would it make it a fucking patriarchy?0.98
01:05:28.440Because those are expectations that have directly to do with the notion that women are subservient to men or lower than men in some way, and so they need to appeal to them.0.98
01:07:42.280The only reason why this example works is because there is immediate danger.
01:07:45.560For example, if I was doing something else that you wanted to correct, like eating a lot of candy or something like that, which in the long term you would definitely want to stop, it would not be appropriate for a parent to hit their child for eating candy.
01:07:57.180Because it has really negative ramifications for them and because it makes them feel really bad, and we should try to avoid making people feel bad.
01:08:02.920What if you were in the military and you were told not to eat rations because, well, that could have a negative effect on your unit's morale, and they used a corrective measure on you that was physical?
01:09:12.260Do you think that it would be more effective to go up to little Johnny who's eating the Snickers at night when you tell little Johnny not to?1.00
01:09:18.160He says, Johnny, don't eat the fucking Snickers.0.99
01:19:34.080Okay, so in the premise of feminism, the premises are, you think that the premises equals feminism, but you're wrong, that's actually wrong, and that the conclusion equals Christianity?
01:19:47.320No, so the claims of feminism are contingent on both the premise and the conclusion.
01:19:51.140I agree with the premise, but not the conclusion.
01:20:11.640No, the premise is the same, that women are oppressed and that women are equal in a lot of ways to men, that they're not acknowledged.
01:20:19.100So they're not able to self-actualize in the same way.
01:20:21.540They're not treated like they have the same mental capacity.
01:20:23.600So I think that, you know, the correct and hopefully what we're moving towards right now, especially with the rise of the manosphere, will be forced to find some sort of synthesis of these ideas and return to something like traditional values, but with more respect being paid to women's humanity.
01:20:40.260Scoot one seat over. Go ahead, Andrew, with your response.
01:36:07.540Like, for example, like during the civil rights era, there were some people who argued for desegregation, you know, black rights activists.
01:36:14.940There were some people who argued for continuing segregation because they had different notions of what the future should look like.
01:36:21.660but they were ultimately grounded in the same premise and so i'm saying like to go back to
01:36:26.040the conversation that we're talking about with feminism which is how you're gonna ever tie it
01:36:30.200to actually being christian ever so for example like my goal is desegregation but i see that like
01:36:38.360other civil rights activists are arguing for segregation and say you're talking to someone
01:36:42.780who has only ever seen these activists argue for segregation you're like well how would you get to
01:39:16.980You know, if that's all you're saying, if all you're saying is some aspects of the premise of Christianity or feminism are compatible with Christianity,
01:39:25.680well then sure, for instance, in the premise they include the word women and men.0.64
01:39:30.120So, I mean, clearly that's compatible with Christianity.
01:39:32.420Yeah, but like, I was trying to say earlier.
01:40:05.280In the year 1900, you said women are oppressed by men.
01:40:09.460Most church leaders would probably have an issue with that, and they would say it's, like, offensive in some way because men are supposed to have authority over women.
01:40:16.540So now we can reinterpret that to say that, you know, women are oppressed, but that doesn't mean that they should have—
01:40:21.880Just real quick, moving to the—just to make sure I understand the thought experiment.
01:54:02.320And so that's my worldview distinction, is that I see the world descriptively as all rights essentially come from the enforcement of men.0.73
01:54:10.140And in the religion of Islam, like for Afghanistan, the reason they have to ask permission for men is because there's no feminism there.0.80
01:54:24.400And so I think feminism, ultimately, the idea of deconstructing patriarchy is an impossibility because you're just endlessly appealing to an enforcement arm, which is going to be met.0.98
01:54:34.140I'll let you have or do you have a response to Andrew's force doctrine stuff here to the stuff about rights?1.00
01:54:41.740Yeah. So first, I have like two things I want to say.
01:54:44.600But first, I don't understand why just because you have to appeal to someone to get your rights.
01:54:49.160The idea of you having rights is, I think you used the word impossible, or if you want to correct me on that.
01:54:55.260So I'm making a purely descriptive claim.0.94
01:54:58.460The claim is that women cannot enforce for themselves rights.
01:55:12.280Government is always going to utilize an enforcement arm, so again, they're going to be appealing to men.0.52
01:55:16.500So there's lots of groups in our society who cannot enforce their rights, who rely on others to enforce their rights, who should have rights, like children, for example.0.84
01:55:24.840Well, you just made the ought claim, though.
02:00:43.280With firearms, but you have to assume in any sort of conflict, if it's urban warfare or whatever, there's the possibility of close quarters combat where firearms maybe you could be disarmed in some sort of way.
02:05:27.900I already know you think that it's equal, that it wouldn't matter what you pick.0.93
02:05:31.380So a lot of women have certain anomalies that allow them to equalize their sort of, you know, the unfair advantage that men have, whether it's biology or whatever, you know, mental development.0.57
02:05:42.240So some girls are raised in households where they're raised in a really masculine environment, so they don't have these, you know, they're not very emotional.
02:05:49.540They've sort of suppressed that part of themselves.0.79
02:13:19.720You're saying there's a lot of diminishing returns when it comes to physicality and when it comes to battlefield effectiveness.
02:13:26.400And simply a biological offset to being much stronger comparatively when we're talking about weapons and we're talking about the very top of both fields.
02:13:35.920it's not enough of an offset to make enough of a difference between the two groups that you would
02:13:39.720select right correct especially in the premise so hang on so i have it so i have it correct right
02:13:45.660yes so if i ask you because i'm being charitable and i steel manned your position can you please
02:13:51.980steel man mine um no because you didn't have a chance to talk too much great so then so then
02:13:58.300now that we've established you don't even know my position do you mind if i give it to you yes
02:16:44.160It is true that when you're, I mean, it depends, like, maybe, like, it is true if you're in a defensive position, that gives you an advantage.
02:31:46.820Because I'm pointing out to you that the strength differential is such that you might as well be getting attacked by a gorilla.
02:31:54.340How does diminishing returns come into this?
02:31:56.540Because I'm just explaining to you that it wouldn't matter from your perspective if it was a gorilla attacking you or a full-grown healthy man.
02:32:04.940The damage to you is going to be so quick and so obvious and so apparent.
02:32:10.420So then if that's the real scale of difference we're talking about from the perspective of the average woman, that maybe puts things in perspective.0.98
02:32:19.500There are some women out there who are like 6'6 and like weigh 300 pounds and are massive and could probably beat some of the strongest men in the world.0.99
02:39:59.140They should put me in the special court.0.98
02:40:00.660I'm like, damn, that was really strong, actually.0.98
02:40:02.840I used to be with Marines, so, like, oh, my God.0.99
02:40:05.520Why don't we, I do, I feel like we need to slightly finish off on like the Christianity and feminism thing, but we've been on it pretty much since the fucking start of the show.0.92
02:40:15.880Let's just put a pin in it, though, by finishing it off.
02:40:18.840So, given everything you heard Andrew say, do you believe that, still, that feminism is compatible with Christianity?
02:40:31.540I believe that my beliefs are compatible with Christianity.0.92
02:40:34.480okay but so in the bible uh in the bible it says that uh wives obey your husbands wives submit to
02:40:41.600your husbands do you agree with that i do okay do you think that that's feminist um yeah because
02:40:47.640how would it be women how would it be feminist because at the end of the day women decide who0.93
02:40:51.800they marry and when they get married they like women don't have to get married when you get
02:40:56.280married you're deciding i'm gonna submit to this man for the rest of my life and that's a decision
02:41:00.520that you made I don't think that that's anti-feminist well hold on but the the idea
02:41:07.800that a woman should either by religious doctrine or even volunteer well maybe you might argue that
02:41:16.980feminism is all about choice and that women can volunteer to be submissive I suppose but
02:41:23.880Christianity is not simply just a negotiation or a volunteering of your submission in that sense
02:41:33.160it's a command it's a biblical patriarchal command to submit to your husband yes but
02:41:40.920the bible does not command to get married it does not um right but um
02:41:49.700oh boy i got you no you didn't i got you no you didn't get me because you think i did
02:41:58.380you think it's a gotcha but okay hold on so um do women voluntarily enter into relationships0.82
02:42:05.760yes right and are there egalitarian relationships that don't call for women to be
02:42:10.120submissive yeah some people have relationships like that right but that's not a christian
02:42:15.080relationship right but so okay if you enter into a christian relationship then you are bound by
02:42:21.680biblical biblical scripture which is patriarchal which is contrary to feminism
02:42:26.740no because i'm a feminist and i submit to my man so
02:42:31.400so okay do you think that submission to men is feminist0.62
02:42:37.940it can be if you're if that's the man you chose to marry that that was your decision1.00
02:42:47.140to be in that marriage you want to be in your feminine energy like kind of that's why you
02:42:52.160submit to him yeah yeah i mean i could see that if a man is a good leader yeah well andrew's
02:42:57.440going to join me on this uh segment so andrew while you're gone i was having no nothing uh0.84
02:43:03.060I was having an exchange with this woman just to try to finish off the feminism Christianity thing.
02:43:11.740And, well, I was just simply asking, you know, in Christian marriages, it calls for women to obey their husbands.0.81
02:43:20.080It calls for women to submit to their husbands.
02:43:22.840And so she says that her argument back to me was, well, I'm voluntarily doing this because I'm not, as a Christian, I'm not obligated to be in a relationship or to date.
02:43:38.840So therefore, because I'm choosing to marry this man, it is a voluntary form of submission.
02:43:45.520So it is consistent with feminism is what she's saying.
02:58:24.300So you think there's no circumstance in which a husband can or should tell his wife to shut up?
02:58:32.240I think the way I was looking at it, I'm hearing him say this.
02:58:35.940I'm like, ew, no, I wouldn't listen to you.
02:58:37.860But when I imagine my ex saying that to me in a very intense situation where he would need to be like, shut up, then I, when I think about it like that, then it's like, okay, yeah, then I probably would.
02:59:19.100And where the hell did you ever get the idea that couples don't utilize their priest for marital issues when one thinks the other one's being unfair?
02:59:27.040Where did you ever get the idea that in Catholicism, your religion, that priests are not there specifically to engage with couples who are married having marital issues where the woman says, I'm having a struggle with my husband's leadership because he's doing A, B, C, or D.
02:59:45.580Don't they do that actually all the time, nonstop?
02:59:48.200I agree that that's their role, but I think that women will generally not bring, like, things that they're unsure of because they're mostly using them as, like, a mediator when things get really bad, when they just need someone to confirm, when their husband won't listen.0.73
03:00:11.140If you have a minor disagreement, why are you just not submitting?
03:00:13.320Well, yeah, that's the point, is if you're assessing it, whether it's reasonable or not, then the wife has to have the capacity to say, no, that's unreasonable.
03:00:21.400You see how you're equivocating again?1.00
03:00:24.200When you say reasonable as opposed to rational, and rationality has to comport with Christian rationality, you continuously equivocate, move between the meaning of words.0.75
03:00:36.180You're saying reasonable as, like, it's reasonable that you drink that beer, Andrew, that's reasonable, right?
03:00:43.320But the equivocation is you haven't actually defined what you consider Christian rationality to be.
03:00:50.500And so when you don't do that and you just say, this is what is reasonable, this is what is not, you can be no basis to even work with.
03:00:57.100So what is Christian rationality to you?
03:01:00.200Well, first of all, I don't really see the distinction.0.94
03:04:16.040So why do you think I'm taking woman's choice out of this?
03:04:19.880Well, because you're saying my understanding of this initial disagreement was that you're choosing to submit the second you get married, right?
03:18:06.180However, humans have means through, and there is currently, it's currently being developed.
03:18:13.680Through human genius, like I'm optimistic on this, through human genius, through human ingenuity,
03:18:20.060we will find solutions to potential future environmental concerns and problems that may arise.
03:18:29.180And so, well, I mean, we're already doing it in many ways and we're tackling it.
03:18:33.480So this idea that I'm much more blackpilled on like the threat of AI as compared to like the potential environmental ramifications, at least as they currently are projected.
03:18:50.060But AI is a far more greater existential threat than continued fossil fuel usage and other environmental impacts due to human consumption.
03:20:33.580I'm kind of like, oh, you don't want to breed?1.00
03:20:36.680Like, good, I hope your whole fucking bloodline now dies, my bloodline now thrives, there's less of you to share resources with, so go be a genetic dead end.0.99
03:20:48.480I think that all people have the view of antinatalism and nihilism.0.99
03:20:52.880Maybe they shouldn't breed, because if they don't, that view dies with them, right?
03:20:57.880If it's harmful, then yeah, that can be an agreement.
03:22:53.960In the year 1400, you'd wake up, you'd go out, and you'd be thankful that your child didn't die overnight and wasn't consumed by something.
03:23:00.160The first thing you would do is check them for bugs.
03:23:02.700You'd be looking for bugs, ticks, any type of thing that was all over them, right?
03:33:47.540Whether you're a man or a woman, if you're a girlfriend dating a guy and he's making jokes that you find, you know, someone was killed and he's making dark jokes or whatever.
03:34:01.320And you're like, wow, that's not cool.
03:34:03.000I think that's fine to break up with them.
03:34:06.900okay but you're in you're in love with them i'm in love so i i just don't see that as
03:34:11.220so you that big enough of an issue to end okay i don't necessarily think it's breakup worthy
03:34:19.100but i do think it is kind of concerning in most not even most cases all cases of like murder
03:34:25.160assassination or whatever it is no matter what the political association is no matter like who
03:34:30.200does i'd say like if it's a wrongful murder then like yeah i think it's it's overall wrong but
03:34:35.020obviously i don't think it's breakup worthy i think maybe like actual talks are had or maybe
03:34:40.240boundaries like hey like that made me uncomfortable don't talk like that or that i don't think that's
03:34:44.220a right viewpoint yeah but it's just like they're they're internally who they are as a person
03:34:50.280they're just bad people like so you can tell them hey don't say this thing like if somebody is a
03:34:56.320um say like a a racist or something yeah and like maybe you don't care a lot of people0.99
03:35:02.360like really wouldn't care um but just telling them hey just don't say that shit around me0.91
03:35:08.380but i'm fine with you being a racist yeah so like in this case it's it's a bit unclear so in0.98
03:35:13.560in this case you would date somebody who's okay with political violence
03:35:16.700maybe they wouldn't actually commit political violence but they're like yeah um if you think0.97
03:35:24.380that um that uh trans women uh are women then you should die for that and they're like you're okay0.95
03:35:33.280with that i think that it would become a factor into like um analyzing if i want to continue0.99
03:35:44.140dating this person but it wouldn't be like the one deciding factor it would be it would be like
03:35:49.480added and then if there was another list of red flags then it would be in that list you know
03:35:54.040Let's go around the table on this. Do you think someone who is okay with political assassinations, they wouldn't ever assassinate somebody, but they're okay with political violence, political assassinations, and they would make very distasteful public comments.
03:36:12.260um do you think it's okay well two questions do you think it's okay to do that do those things
03:36:18.940and then two would you date somebody who i suppose is um okay with those things starting with you
03:36:25.020um no but in a way like no because you shouldn't break up with them over that maybe you could talk
03:36:35.040to them lay down your boundaries be like that's not okay and see if they repeat that repeat what
03:41:47.100and people are like making jokes about it or something
03:41:50.340that would be really vile and disgusting and i wouldn't want people doing that even though i
03:41:56.100disagree with him politically but what about like hitler jokes uh well i mean so first off we were0.86
03:42:03.360at war with hitler so the goal was to kill hitler okay so like are you talking like baby hitler
03:42:09.460well then now we're getting into like a philosophical realm um but if if you hold on0.96
03:42:16.860If you're the commander in chief of the belligerent, like of the belligerent opposing army, you can definitely kill the leader of the opposing army by any means.
03:42:28.640So during wartime, don't see any issue assassinating Hitler.0.53
03:42:34.200That's totally within the purview of when nations are at war.
03:42:40.160um would you give so say you're in love with this girlfriend she posts a charlie kirk meme
03:42:49.080yeah would you give her a second chance would you be like hey like this is like i don't like this0.99
03:42:55.100shit i don't know she'd have to pay me money or something really a fucking unblock fee i'd charge0.99
03:43:00.500her an unblock fee and uh i don't know she'd have to do some she'd have to like do some serious1.00
03:43:07.320yard work like she already has to do yard work but like she's got a i don't know she needs a1.00
03:43:13.720severe huge labia i mean even then i'd be like yeah i mean it's just such a misalignment in values0.99
03:43:21.180that i what if she was like really really hot and like really traditional and like perfect in
03:43:28.680every way but like she just had this one hang up right that she what that she about charlie
03:43:33.820like she just didn't like him and she was making distasteful yeah but that's her only flaw and
03:43:40.060she's otherwise like completely woman of your dreams perfect and you're in love with her and
03:43:44.200you're in love with her yeah um there might be a bit more leeway than i suppose um it depends how
03:43:51.680like egregious it depends how egregious like i don't expect perfection from from people um you're
03:43:57.940going to get someone who fully agrees with you on 100 everything um but uh yeah um i'm just curious
03:44:06.660because you said you know you kind of feel the same if it is distasteful in regard to like a
03:44:11.140george floyd meme yeah so if that was the case that happened would you provide a second chance
03:44:16.640would your reaction be the same or different what uh like if instead of it being about charlie kirk
03:44:22.820which is someone who you were politically aligned with, am I correct? In that case,
03:44:27.900would you also feel the same way if that was your partner doing, you know, making very tasteless
03:44:33.300jokes about the death of George Floyd? I think there's a baseline level of distastefulness,
03:44:38.820but I think we're always going to, like, for example, if somebody murders your parents,
03:44:42.840that's going to have a more pronounced impact on you than if somebody like murders someone you
03:44:48.580don't know um you can still be like it's distasteful to make jokes about about it but one's
03:44:54.440going to affect like i'm just being honest one's going to have a more profound impact or effect
03:44:59.140effect on you so like a woman who made a george floyd joke uh about his death versus if she joked
03:45:05.700about my parents dying that's obviously like uh i i think almost everyone would agree with me
03:45:12.340um if you're going to be disrespectful towards one's parents that's like a another level of
03:45:17.600um that's leaving ground uh that that's another level i suppose so so in this in the same way
03:45:26.400taking it taking a step down from parents say this is a person you who you have a greater affinity to
03:45:33.120then certainly it might have a more pronounced effect but they're still both distasteful
03:45:38.700no i think that's fair and i think that's an honest answer um i guess in that situation if
03:45:43.440it was something that you were did not have such a close affinity to um what would be your reaction
03:45:48.460would you have a conversation about it would it lead to a potential breakup i'm just curious
03:45:52.840yeah i'd probably give a bit more leeway just being honest okay i there might be a bit more
03:45:57.600leeway you think you'd bring it up like if you saw the joke the distasteful joke bro whoever0.99
03:46:02.880i'm fucking dating should not be posting retarded shit on social media period she should she should1.00
03:46:09.300Well, I mean, even if she did some, she's posting retarded memes, period, she shouldn't be like, she's got to be locked down on social media.1.00
03:46:18.800But I mean, I'm a bit of a unique case given my own public platform.1.00
03:49:55.040Well, the idea here is for the dating market again.
03:49:59.000Would you say in the dating market a woman who does a bunch of hallucinogenics versus a woman who doesn't, you would at least mark the woman who does hallucinogenics down further than the woman?
03:50:09.120And if we're going to do like an itemized list of things which would make you more valuable when you're dating or, you know, or this type of thing, looking for a husband, those are going to be things that mark you down versus mark you up.
03:50:43.440So I'm going to assume that my value for you guys dating is way lower than if I was 21 or 22, right?
03:50:51.460That's going to increase my value, at least as far as looks and attractiveness and that type of thing.
03:50:56.940Maybe that could be offset with tons of money and charisma or something like that.
03:51:01.040Maybe that would bring my score up a little bit.
03:51:03.020But wouldn't you agree that you kind of do look at things through almost an itemized list when you're looking at value when it comes to dating?
03:51:14.040You're going to be looking for those traits, right?
03:51:15.540Yeah, but I'm pretty sure that she said she only did ayahuasca that one time and it was at a controlled ceremonial setting.0.72
04:03:20.420And I think that that's an indictment on the dumb feminists for not doing their due diligence to learn what the context is of what's being said.1.00
04:03:28.700But men also complain about the verbiage of low value.1.00
04:03:31.220Dumbass feminist men who don't look at the fucking context.1.00
04:03:34.820I wouldn't agree that they're all feminists.1.00
04:03:36.260I think they can just be people who don't like degrading adjectives.1.00
04:06:09.340But it's just like, and so in that same way, like a woman who possesses certain characteristics or traits may be more valuable than another woman who has less desirable characteristics.0.99
04:06:17.920And you know who else makes all those assessments?
04:06:58.380It is true that if a person is so fucking lazy and stupid and retarded that they refuse to get the context for the very things they're watching, they could come to the misguided conclusion because of their own dereliction of duty of coming to a false conclusion.1.00
04:07:18.520No, what if they are going to get context, but at first glance?
04:07:22.140Can you acknowledge that at first glance?
04:07:24.320At first glance, that's what I'm saying.
04:07:26.020Sure. It could be the case that if you hear it for the first time, that you could think that, but then it is your job to do what?
04:07:35.200To get context. I agree with that. I just wanted us to get there.
04:07:37.580But I would just say that about everything.
04:07:39.780I'd be like, okay, can you agree with me that hearing about feminist values for the very first time could make it seem like they hate men a lot?0.96
04:19:51.240So I have about 30 minutes per week that I can put into clips.0.86
04:19:55.740So do you want me to make a one-minute clip of every fucking ten hour of the entire ten hours?0.96
04:20:03.100that would be like hundreds of fucking clips that's such a lousy excuse because no it would0.97
04:20:09.220have been the clip would have been like you do realize that a clip uh uh by the way this isn't0.98
04:20:15.840like me just being a dickhead these platforms actually have restrictions on the length of the
04:20:20.840clip that you can even put and by the way the entire unedited live stream is a bit available0.51
04:20:25.920for viewers you won't you won't get that in any other media like most other media they're going
04:20:31.900to do post-production. They're going to edit it. The entire live, they're going to paywall it.
04:20:39.000So yeah, this idea is completely ridiculous. Okay. That's what you think. Yeah. I mean,0.85
04:20:45.960it's a stupid trope that I'm making women look stupid. If I create a clip and a woman says1.00
04:20:54.160something dumb, that's not me making her look stupid. All right. What you got? Do you think1.00
04:21:01.520you have an incentive to present yourself better well or like worse than you came off
04:21:07.400like are you going to pick clips that are favorable to you when you're picking these
04:21:12.460clips or you're just going to be completely neutral or like what's your incentive here
04:21:15.720uh i pick i mean it can be entertaining clips yeah so yeah so you're just talking about being
04:21:21.160editorial yeah exactly and so where you draw the line between editorial and like making someone
04:21:27.540look stupid i think is a really thin line and i think you do cross it sometimes where you pick
04:21:32.840content you pick like it being entertaining you pick making yourself look good over the other0.99
04:21:38.500person over representing them accurately because you have no incentive to represent them accurately
04:21:42.040yeah but i mean this is just like um this is essentially just what people do yeah right so
04:21:48.320like so i should make myself look worse is what you're saying and by the way i actually don't
04:21:53.740have any apprehension to releasing clips where i don't always look good that's true well i've0.93
04:21:58.800released clips where i've said some dumb shit or like release clips where i have okay well that's
04:22:04.020possible but i'm making a descriptive claim that generally speaking you would have a preference0.99
04:22:08.840for making yourself look good and the other person maybe you look kind of dumb maybe you look like
04:22:12.740they don't know what they're saying to make it go viral yeah but in totality that wouldn't complete0.89
04:22:17.520her argument can i ask you a question yes let's pretend for a second that you were in charge of
04:22:21.760the podcast and you said things every now and again which made you look bad would you release
04:22:27.400those no and that's so hang on guys hang on would you release though your opposition saying the0.99
04:22:33.880dumbest shit possible with full context i would probably do the same thing that you guys are0.96
04:22:37.920doing because you have a very successful podcast but what do you mean us it's his or oh i'm sorry0.99
04:22:42.400i like associate with both of you i'm just a guest my bad um but yeah i think that just because i
04:22:48.680would do the same thing as like uh you would do that doesn't mean that it's not like problematic
04:22:54.100or it doesn't hurt the people involved and you know that's you know one of the issues of this
04:22:58.660like industry is you're preying on sort of taking things out of context and like using people um
04:23:04.380you know people's words against them especially when people who go on this podcast are for the
04:23:08.040most part not like expert level debaters or anything like that so it's pretty easy for you
04:23:11.740to take like an introductory statement where they kind of summarize their position for example
04:23:15.600parents are selfish that sounds a certain way but like when you get more into it it makes like a
04:23:21.460lot more sense and you not including that is like predatory clipping predatory that's i'm sorry i
04:23:27.120forget the word that you used like i didn't i thought that was the correct term uh i thought
04:23:32.460you said you called it that yeah but i mean this is essentially i somewhat reject your framing but
04:23:38.780to this pretty much anybody who's producing content don't they pick the best moments
04:23:45.260Exactly. Like if you're a, say you're a Democrat or you're a Republican and you were participating in a debate or something, are you going to release, like you're going to release the moments that make yourself look good and make your opponent look bad? Exactly. Right. So you're going to release the part where she says parents having kids is selfish, make her seem stupid because it benefits you. Yeah, but I disagree with your framing there. I don't make her seem stupid. She's saying something stupid and I'm simply distributing it and presenting it.
04:24:13.240You have a secondary problem with your argument, too, which is that if a woman comes off really good on the podcast, they're clipped extremely favorably, actually.0.99
04:24:40.380So then you're negating your own argument because it would be the case that if more women came off good, it would be the case that they would get clipped much more favorably.1.00
04:25:00.340You negated your own position by just stating, hey, if it was the case that more women came off good, they would get clipped in a lot better light.0.98
04:46:04.120Listen, I would never dispute that it's not the case.
04:46:06.460There's going to be some men who are like this.
04:46:08.440Just saying that in my experience, I don't see those men walking around with a shirt up here with 196 pounds of fat roll folding out in Lula Rouge leggings.
04:46:20.060Those girls need, like, honest words.1.00
04:46:21.320Or whatever, walking around with their cellulite bouncing around, and then go, I'm the shit.1.00
04:46:29.840So one response to what you're saying, one response to what you're saying, and I'm not entirely certain what you're talking about when you say, like, these ugly men are making comments on your body.
04:46:41.580But it's not clear if they're suggesting that they necessarily themselves are hyperattractive.
04:46:47.340Like, I don't think it takes a weatherman to tell you that it's raining.
04:46:50.420so like this idea that well who like for example i even get this because look i give myself a 4.5
04:46:56.600but frequently we do this looks rating segment and people are like well brian you're not all that
04:47:01.380good looking yourself like you're average or some people's even below average i mean that's my own
04:47:06.260self-assessment um who are you to say but the thing is is that regardless of my own standing
04:47:12.320or my own looks you can still make assessments about somebody else like i'm not a professional0.58
04:47:17.900athlete i'm not a football player but if somebody like completely fucking fumbles the football0.81
04:47:22.660i'm like that's a bad play but i've never i i wrestled i never played football i i don't know0.91
04:47:28.380much about football uh but i'm like hey that that's a bad play there so regardless of your
04:47:33.680lacking of uh standing yourself you can still make assessments about somebody else um you don't have0.94
04:47:40.940to be fucking 10 out of 10 brad pitt to be like okay that woman's a nine she's a seven she's a0.96
04:47:46.400five she's a three she's whatever i do agree that is a very fair take and i honestly do agree with0.99
04:47:52.060that but i do think it helps like the person who is making that call and whoever else it does help
04:47:57.240if they are on a more attractive scale or if they are of lesser value on an attractive scale i think
04:48:03.460it does dictate it a little bit okay like you might deem their like you don't but you don't
04:48:09.560need to be a mathematician to know one plus one equals two yeah so like is is this observable
04:48:16.440like do i have eyes does this person have eyes can i observe the state that they're in go ahead
04:48:22.020okay um so what you're saying i actually agree with everybody does that it's called social
04:48:26.500positioning you see where you are in the social hierarchy sure um i'm not sure if that's what i'm
04:48:30.760talking about but go ahead it's close i mean you're assessing people's attractiveness right
04:53:05.540Okay, and then for you, Kylie Jenner, that's your looks league, looks equivalent.
04:53:11.680Also, so I want to make a distinction. I think there's a difference between the most attractive a regular person can be with regular access to hair, makeup, whatever, compared to how attractive a person can be when they are a billionaire or a millionaire and they have access to professional hair and makeup, surgeons, you know, things like that.
04:53:29.160So I think there is a distinction between like the normal people 10 and the celebrity.
04:53:33.600Okay, so you're, well, then you're a normal person.
05:07:01.560Well, there's actually studies been done. Tiffany, go ahead, pull up the infographic stem. So the reality is, like, do you go on TikTok at all?
05:07:09.900Okay. Do you think you're more likely to come across a video that's a man saying, I hate women? Or are you more likely to come across a video that's, I hate men?0.86
05:07:19.900In my experience, I more so see the I hate women, but I'm sure it goes the other way around as well.0.94
05:07:25.120Well, first off, this is completely bullshit because if you have even a benign, misogynistic take, these platforms, especially TikTok, you're going to get your account banned and you're going to – or maybe not that far, but oftentimes you'll get your account banned or the video is going to be taken down.0.97
05:07:45.260meanwhile i don't know why there's this double standard on the social media platforms0.97
05:07:49.140uh completely uncontested misand misandrist videos on tiktok millions of likes uh millions
05:07:57.160of views i hate men no no problem tiktok completely allows it you try you try to say
05:08:04.440anything like that on tiktok about women instant ban my videos i get three videos per day on tiktok
05:08:11.000removed that are just about looks ratings and stuff like that meanwhile women can have tiktok
05:08:18.860videos where it's like i hate men it's not all men but always a man just complete unfettered
05:08:25.680misandry well i think that it's just you have the thing tiffany it's it just can't
05:08:31.040huh it's like just the infographics tab it's going to be um yeah sure we'll do that one
05:08:40.860And then there's like one that's the that's a bit higher.
05:08:43.860Let's look at that really quick. Then I'll I'll let you go. Go ahead. Pull it up.
05:08:48.240So, OK, this is Republican men are more likely to blame women for their problems.
05:08:52.420So twenty six percent, twenty six percent. I can't see the fucking cameras covering it.0.99
05:09:00.500So, OK, let's just use the 30 to 49 demographics.0.99
05:09:03.020So 24% of Republican men are going to blame women for their problems, whereas 8% of Democrat men are going to blame women for their problems.
05:14:24.300No, I'm not saying that social media is a good thing.1.00
05:14:27.520I'm saying that that is why a lot of women are just like men nowadays.0.98
05:14:31.480The idea that you pin it on men that women view them poorly is a chicken and the egg argument.0.99
05:14:36.840It's like, no, perhaps it's the case that men actually are starting to have a more negative view of women since they have a lesser negative view of women than women do of men because of how fucking women treat them.0.99
05:15:30.240And then we can take the aggregate of these studies and see the common trends between them and see how they evolve over time.
05:15:35.360And then even then, it's not going to be 100% found.
05:15:37.680Yeah, what if I told you that the aggregate finds this data over and over and over again, that you're going to find far more misandrist content and women much more flagrantly openly hating men than you'll find it in the opposition?
05:15:49.960Well, first of all, I don't know if that's true, but assuming that it is.
05:15:57.780Because a lot of everyday interactions, they don't consider that being misogynistic if they don't talk to a woman but talk to her boyfriend exclusively.
05:16:05.660Yeah, I'm talking about the aggregate is the other direction, though.0.85
05:16:08.180Women openly showing hostility and dislike towards men.0.82
05:16:12.400Yeah, but they show it towards the patriarchy where men is plural, men is a concept.
05:17:20.040Wait, wait. So as somebody who's pro-life, then this would give rise to justification for male hatred of women because, like, millions of, like, women aborted, like, a third of Gen Z?
05:26:24.700But it is also the case that I understand that that's not the common experience and that most men would not choose their wives to tell their darkest secrets to, assuming that if there was divorce or things like that, that would then be used as a weapon against them.
05:26:40.520So they would probably confide in their male best friends.
05:26:42.960And it's just interesting because every time I ask this question, I see women more often saying, I would confide in my husband over a female best friend.
05:29:33.880So you realize, like, most feminist studies have massive, massive levels of bias and methodological flaws in how they conduct their studies.0.96
05:29:47.400And it's like there's a lot of components to these studies.
05:32:14.520Can we just acknowledge that doesn't actually logically follow?
05:32:17.880That if it's the case that men can vote and women can't, and a woman just acknowledges that is true, that doesn't imply negativity towards women?
05:32:26.440Listen, in order to have a conversation, I'm going to say yes or no to your questions and then give the qualifier.
05:32:35.980Because then at least I understand that you know what my position is.
05:44:06.940I'll explain why she wasn't well-presenting.1.00
05:44:09.280She seemed to both men and women to be fake, like a chameleon.0.61
05:44:13.660She seemed like, depending on the environment, she would speak like she was a black woman or she would speak like a white woman.0.71
05:44:18.200And so that brought out biases in people where they felt like she was a chameleon, that she would shapeshift.1.00
05:44:24.780This was something also that people hated about Hillary Clinton when she pulled hot sauce out of her purse and was like, oh, I love me some fried chicken, right?0.93
05:44:32.900It made him seem like they were chameleons.
05:44:36.060That, to me, does not indicate bias.0.98
05:44:39.020In fact, it's the case that if Kamala Harris was like some prim, flower, dress-wearing, very well-spoken, articulate woman, I think that she would have gotten a lot of fucking praise for that.0.97
05:59:00.300Belittling, mockery, that type of thing.
05:59:02.240And you can do that without any appearance of mockery.
05:59:05.040So, for instance, if we just pulled up the text transcript, right, and all you heard was me saying, okay, okay, and the text just said, okay, okay, the observer would be like, well, wait, Andrew didn't do anything wrong there unless they heard it, right?
06:19:57.860that's not gonna go well it's not it probably won't but i really it's already hard to get a
06:20:03.760job right now you really don't care no you're just so you're kind of privileged because look
06:20:08.500it's already so hard to get a job housing it's crazy guys it's yeah but like some of us don't
06:20:15.060want to move to minnesota this is what's the right word for this antipathy apathy like y'all1.00
06:20:20.320live in california and it's it's it is yeah all the illegal immigrants are coming here0.99
06:20:25.440shit's expensive out here yeah because all the illegal immigrants are coming here1.00
06:20:29.300that's why it's getting expensive yeah but you're it's easy for you to say there's no1.00
06:20:33.340illegal immigrants coming to minnesota it's actually a lot of illegal immigrants nobody0.96
06:20:37.420ever tell me again that i make women look stupid what you've just i gotta play a sound i don't1.00
06:20:44.980think what you just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things i have ever heard1.00
06:20:50.440at no point in your rambling incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be1.00
06:20:58.360considered a rational thought everyone in this room all right is now dumber for having listened0.94
06:21:04.420to it i award you no points and may god have mercy on your soul may god have mercy because
06:21:12.500i wouldn't give up i don't even really want to live in the united states forever where do you
06:21:17.120want to live i i think i might go down to costa rica too that's where my sister's been living
06:21:22.020okay all right um i'm gonna move it on off of that uh okay we have wait aubrey oh i moved people
06:21:29.520around okay so it's gonna be aubrey assol let's go to jamila jamila jamila you said it right
06:21:39.880yesterday jamila okay men should pay on first dates well you did parentheses if they asked
06:21:44.960Yeah, I think you ask men on first dates. OK, so. OK, but I do think if a woman asks a man out, she shouldn't assume he's going to pay because you're the one who initiated the date.
06:21:55.200Yeah, but like. Overwhelmingly, women don't ask. No, that's fine. But that's that's my standard. Who asks?0.99
06:22:02.080All right. You say men should provide protect. Men should be chivalrous. You're going to keep your last name or hyphenate in marriage. Why is that?
06:22:15.640So I think it's actually, like, disrespectful to your lineage and your father.
06:22:18.940Necessarily, your father's the one who raised you and then to take on someone's name.
06:22:22.080I also have degrees, so I don't really know if I want to then go back and, like, change my name on my degrees and things like that.
06:23:09.520Just because you have some views of certain traditional values doesn't mean that you necessarily hold all views of traditional values.
06:23:17.200And I think that's fair. That's sometimes an argument I make myself.
06:23:20.620But it seems like taking the last name is fairly benign.
06:23:26.640Elaborate. What do you mean by that? Oh, go ahead.
06:23:28.040yeah so taking the last name it requires to filing in the court system and it's it's a
06:23:37.600pretty simple process and actually uh recently in the news the trump administration um made it
06:23:45.500apparently way easier to just get like everything changed in one uniform place previously you had
06:23:53.660to go to the different like departments and let them know about the name change or whatever now
06:23:58.720it's just uniform but then you know you have to change credit cards and uh get a new driver's
06:24:04.700license this sort of thing right it takes a bit of time but overall it's it's not that time
06:24:10.160intensive okay so yeah go ahead so um no i mean i don't think marriage overtakes my identity
06:24:17.480necessarily so i'm okay with not doing it yeah all right um let's see here uh you also say that
06:24:25.760women do not have equal rights to men in the usa yes uh why is that uh i would say primarily
06:24:33.660probably abortion laws state by state okay um is there anything besides abortion
06:24:39.920as to women not having equal rights i would say there's nothing but that's the main one that
06:24:47.140comes to mind i'm not going to say there's nothing else but i would say in america that's the main
06:24:50.980issue of women's rights if i gave you 10 seconds to just ponder on it1.00
06:24:54.480um is there anything that might come to mind well i mean yes there is a law that women and
06:25:03.820men should be paid equally but is there really any um enforcement of that law i would say that
06:25:09.720is yeah it is enforced but elaborate well if you can demonstrate that a corporation is underpaying
06:25:15.820you uh you can bring a what will be a assuming it's like actually true you'll lawyers will be
06:25:24.600salivating to take your case because it'll make good money but would you not argue well would you
06:25:30.340not agree with the fact that there are a lot of variables that people could bring up in terms of
06:25:35.720oh well i decided to pay this person more maybe because of negotiation or maybe because of um this
06:25:41.380reason and this much experience or maybe because they came from this certain company so i think
06:25:46.560the case could actually be a little bit harder to prove um than what you're stating i think there's
06:25:53.700a lot of loopholes when it may have actually been on the basis of yeah but if men are more likely to
06:25:59.180negotiate then this this has nothing to do with rights it's not that the employer is strictly
06:26:05.980discriminating against women. It's just women are, are not operating to the same degree men are
06:26:12.060much like men go into certain fields. Men are more likely to work overtime. Men are more likely to0.64
06:26:17.640work more hours than women. These are choices men make and women don't. And so this, this doesn't1.00
06:26:23.420speak to rights. It speaks to behavior. I wouldn't necessarily agree with that point, but I also
06:26:30.040don't have super. What do you disagree with? So say your last part again. That's well, I mean,
06:26:35.160here we'll do just one one at a time so men work more overtime you disagree with that i'm not
06:26:41.480necessarily sure that might be true okay well i mean we have pretty i've never looked at it so
06:26:46.380i'll agree with you in a general sense sure yeah if you if you take my word for it the the labor
06:26:51.040statistics will show that men work more hours on average they work more overtime on average
06:26:56.340they work more hazard pay on average they're more likely to relocate on average they're more likely
06:27:01.240the work graveyard shift on average. They're more likely to relocate to really undesirable places
06:27:08.520on average. They're more likely to do undesirable and difficult and dangerous and dirty jobs on
06:27:14.520average as compared to women. And so some of these jobs tend to pay more. Yeah. So also when we talk1.00
06:27:20.340about enforcement, your idea of enforcement was a woman then hiring a lawyer and suing the company.
06:27:27.320You know, that's more so self-advocacy rather than law enforcement, where there are certain things put into companies where, hey, we're regularly checking, you know, what you're paying men and what you're paying women, and we are caring about the discrepancies, and there will be fines against you or certain things against you.
06:27:44.480So when I talk about enforcement, I more so mean it in that sense.
06:27:51.740I'm not really completely following what you're trying to say.
06:27:54.880so when i said yes there is like an equal pay pay act right or equal opportunity act whatever
06:28:01.960tiffany can you pull up infographics and it's just one up men have gained no jobs since trump
06:28:07.060took office i mean there's all kinds of gaps that we can talk about we're talking about the wage gap
06:28:11.300now um i would actually argue it seems like women overall are doing a lot a lot better here um
06:28:18.540so pull that up so i mean forget wage let's just talk about who's getting jobs so this is um men
06:28:29.820have gained no acute cumulative change in non-farm employment thousands since december 2024 by gender
06:28:38.500so women is um blue green i can't really tell and then men men have gained no jobs
06:28:47.120okay well i think this accounts plus a negative right in total okay um well this is like a huge
06:28:55.780gap nobody's talking about um and i think there's a bunch of wage gaps that like are
06:29:01.320like you could argue impact men okay sure i'm not gonna die on that hill sure i'll concede go ahead
06:29:08.900Oh, OK. I mean, I guess I would just say that anecdotally for myself, if I was a woman who had like a somewhat provocative podcast with my level of viewership and I was kind of like more on the feminist side instead of more on the like men's right side, I would be the opportunities available to me as a woman would actually be greater than the opportunities that I'm afforded in my current position.
06:29:37.120so like for example um this is somewhat related to what we're talking about earlier uh related to
06:29:44.580the prominence and prevalence of misogyny versus misandry so what i was saying like if i tomorrow
06:29:51.940if i released a video saying i hate men or if excuse me if i released a video i don't hate men
06:29:58.600but and i don't hate women either but if i released a video tomorrow that was like um on1.00
06:30:03.680tiktok i hate women women are trash women suck um not all women but always a woman um women need0.99
06:30:10.540curfews blah blah all this shit right um instantly lose my account instantly banned video instantly1.00
06:30:17.780taken down women who put up videos i hate men and i've seen a lot especially after this cornell0.99
06:30:25.640seven shit this has really ignited women's misandry this cornell seven stuff uh like i've0.98
06:30:31.800really it's it's it's fucking bad out there right now uh the misandry um no problems videos get0.99
06:30:39.100stay up they're up nothing happens to them and so i see drew i'll follow i see color daddy i see0.91
06:30:48.380podcasts that are smaller than mine getting serious xm deals getting multi-million dollar podcast
06:30:54.080deals when i have higher viewership when when you'll you'll have podcasters who are getting
06:31:00.240female podcasters who are getting multi-million spotify deals multi-million um uh serious xm0.94
06:31:08.120deals all kinds of deals and they're misandrous they're they they're basically the the female0.96
06:31:13.500versions of me they're talking about dating and relationships and uh talking about men in the same
06:31:19.080way that you might say i talk about women they get brand sponsorships they get deals i i'm a brand
06:31:26.060risk. Literally I've been told this, I'm a brand risk. And hey, maybe that might be true. But my
06:31:33.360issue is either I should not be a brand risk and I should also be able to receive a level of
06:31:39.900sponsorship that's commensurate to the women who I think, the women on social media, who are way
06:31:46.060more hateful than you would even allege I am. And by the way, I don't concern myself as a misogynist.
06:31:53.460I don't hate women. I think women are great. I disagree with feminism. I disagree with some
06:31:59.920women, but I would never sit here and ever, I'd never say that I hate women.1.00
06:32:06.320These women, and I'll let you come in and I'm going here. These women have massive opportunities.1.00
06:32:13.240I just did a segment on my ex where a woman was getting major sponsorships and she had videos on1.00
06:32:20.000or tiktok i hate men i hate men i hate men target walmart uh me uh like i can't remember the exact0.97
06:32:27.900brand like think major major brands that wouldn't fucking touch me with like ever deal with me and0.99
06:32:35.920i've never said anything as bad as i hate women never said it but these women who say i hate men0.94
06:32:42.800on social media all the opportunities come to men because it's not like a huge brand risk because
06:32:49.520there's no pushback against misandry. So wage gap. I have my own anecdotal experience that women
06:32:57.920actually have quite a bit of privilege. Go ahead. Oh, you go ahead. Yeah. Okay. Um, all right. So1.00
06:33:03.720when you talk about, uh, you know, a woman can post a video, well, actually let me not even start
06:33:08.880there. So earlier you and Andrew essentially made the case for men are bigger, faster, stronger,
06:33:13.300correct you would agree with that yeah okay yeah so the reason can you logically understand that0.79
06:33:19.980the reason why a woman can say that she hates men on a public platform and not necessarily be
06:33:26.240reprimanded in the same way as a man is because women do not pose the same danger to men that
06:33:31.240women that sorry women do not pose the same danger to men as men do to women please let me finish
06:33:36.560Men are responsible for almost 80% of all violent crimes in the U.S.
06:34:06.120Yeah. So, yeah, you're such a fucking feminist. Yeah. So first off, what the fuck? First off that first off, I reject your entire paradigm. But what does that have to do with anything I've said? So if the standard is so just to be clear, your argument is it's OK to be a misandrist.1.00
06:34:26.640No, no, no. I'm not saying that it's okay necessarily, but I'm saying I can understand why people may view one as a liability more compared to another. I think there are also brands that would not want to work with women who say, I hate men publicly. They may not be the ones that you're specifically talking about, but I disagree with the fact that.
06:34:43.560They're more likely to be willing to work with a woman who has this anti-male sentiment.0.83
06:34:58.760Yeah, but I don't see if the logic here is saying these things is wrong, is bad.
06:35:06.960the downstream potential effects of it frankly i think would be irrelevant in this case
06:35:13.620the downstream effects of what specifically well i mean look um you didn't want to bite on this in
06:35:19.720the debate with andrew yesterday if i could demonstrate that certain racial demographics
06:35:23.560pose a greater uh threat well then you're gonna have to bite the bullet on that too so for example0.97
06:35:29.620black people commit more crimes i think a lot of people in the u.s do that well hold on so if your0.98
06:35:36.140your argument is men commit these crimes more often than women do what's stopping someone from0.94
06:35:42.600saying doing a racial uh intersectional racial paradigm shift with your argument and saying well0.67
06:35:50.500hold on uh per capita black people commit this crime even more so then so then you would have
06:35:59.980to argue that okay if we're doing a hierarchy of like it's bad to be sexist or racist fine okay0.92
06:36:06.180women don't perpetuate this crime as frequently as men do so it's like a bit more okay for women to
06:36:11.860be uh sexist towards men and then well okay but men are more dangerous so therefore it's more0.90
06:36:18.060acceptable but then you have this somewhat interesting phenomenon where well okay black0.93
06:36:23.120people commit this crime more often than white people do but then it goes right back to whoa0.75
06:36:29.460it's really optically bad i would probably argue um i'm not sure what is optically worse to be
06:36:37.160racist or to be uh to be racist against black people or to be sexist against women um i'll
06:36:44.260just say they're probably like perceived somewhat on the same level some might argue it's like worse0.96
06:36:50.140to be sexist against women some might say it's more like worse to be racist against black people
06:36:54.560but like you would have to grant then that it should actually be like less bad to be racist
06:37:01.540because black people commit this crime more frequently so i think there's a lot of variables
06:37:05.780in there that are being ignored though the fact that black people had to fight for their rights0.98
06:37:09.560their right to vote their right to be treated equally the fact the fact that black people on
06:37:14.060average get longer prison sentences than their white counterparts for the same crime wait but
06:37:18.020But this without, wait, wait, the prison component, men also, wait, the distinction between prison sentences between white and black, perhaps it exists.
06:37:29.500You would then have to analyze the prison sentences between men and women.
06:37:35.000And the discrepancy between black and white, I'm just going to say, say if we're looking at it like severity between one and ten, say it's a three.
06:37:42.380The discrepancy in prison sentences between men and women would be a ten.
06:37:47.140Now these are random numbers I'm giving
07:25:19.140So keep watching the videos by Reddington0.97
07:25:22.000And the corrupt judge, the corrupt lawyers0.75
07:25:23.980the corrupt people because obviously everyone's corrupt but patrick i hope patrick knows you love0.62
07:25:30.480him i do no homo i i do love patrick he's pretty cool just let him know you're number one supporter0.79
07:25:38.860um i yeah i think uh patrick is innocent and it's absolutely disgusting that's your opinion0.80
07:25:46.640you can have an opinion on her it's disgusting what they did to uh patrick it's you're done
07:25:51.220it's a mistrial you're literally this is why you're not going to be in law enforcement it's
07:25:54.460okay you're a debate person yeah exactly so that's why you're perfect just the way you are
07:25:59.820because you're trying to chat to me you're trying to rage bait me and it won't work
07:26:02.800but i rage bait you i just it's and you love it
07:26:08.960um i don't know if i love it okay here let's read some let's read the soup chat
07:26:14.260here read this read this for me please men cancel all your subscriptions to everything for one month
07:26:20.600even prediction markets you can turn the tide stop being simple and entitling your own dating
07:26:25.080conflicts constructive comments welcome ladies brian is right 70 75 of the time be nice kids
07:26:31.520more than that come on we are nice wait we are nice to brian 97 percent wait brian aren't we
07:26:36.880nice to you uh i think i think i mean she's been a little annoying but uh i would say you guys have
07:26:45.500been pretty nice it was the the the girl who was sitting there before was and look hey you did perk
07:26:51.380up when she left i will say she had a girl you really did well i mean it's like i don't know
07:26:58.960aren't you guys a bit happy she left too okay yeah low key she wouldn't let me talk she wouldn't let
07:27:03.680anyone talk over everyone she was rude to her and i just didn't think she had very strong1.00
07:27:07.400oh she was she called us names that's why i didn't like listening to her oh yeah she called
07:27:10.520those names remember no well here's the here's the unfortunate thing is i earlier at some point
07:27:16.820earlier on in the conversation i actually wanted to set her up to debate rachel and like i would
07:27:22.700have definitely had her back on the show um i don't have a problem with like her disagreements
07:27:27.340but like we don't think we gotta have like some short like look you maybe you want to call me a
07:27:34.480dictator but if i'm like hey we're gonna move it on you got to just let me move it on you're the
07:27:38.540Well, and it's also because Andrew's like, hey, I got to leave in an hour.
07:27:42.880I'm like, whoa, there's – because it was actually for her benefit that I wanted to move it on because she had some really other interesting things.0.92
07:27:50.740And I was like, Kamala Harris is boring.
07:27:52.500Let's get into the interesting stuff.1.00
07:53:20.540what if like you've been with this person for 30 years and then now you're old and either the woman
07:53:25.460goes to menopause or the man starts having ed is that would you really dump 30 years down the drain
07:53:32.540because you guys aged and now like you lost your sex drive you know yeah because it happens we get
07:53:38.100older i think the length of the relationship is going to be a factor here but i mean i think that
07:53:42.620we can go into these like super extremes in that situation and i think the longer you've been with
07:53:47.600somebody there's there's more of a you know uh there's there's more of a relationship there so
07:53:54.580there's more leeway kids dying however um i think like you look at the typical length of a relationship
07:54:01.640which say it's a year right it might not actually be that but like a lot of relationships um i don't
07:54:08.740know um if over the course of a year you initially were having sex and then by like six months in
07:54:16.060And she was like turning you down 75% of the time.
07:54:19.760There might be problems then within the relationship for that to happen.
07:54:22.960So, yeah, but you can explore those things.
07:54:24.520But the idea here is it's like, say there's not some, like we can always add on all these extra details and be like, okay, well, you know, he's having problems.
08:46:59.420It's not that I necessarily have a huge opposition to, like, assuming a scenario where we can agree, like, objectively, this person murdered somebody, but innocent people have been put to death, and you can't undo putting someone to death.
09:01:28.260On Hinge, when they put six feet, and I meet up with them, and I'm way taller, and they try to tell me I'm six feet.1.00
09:01:34.560As someone who's been labia-fished, I'm actually in favor of punishments for women who labia-fish.0.98
09:01:41.280So, like, for example, in order for me to – I mean, obviously, I guess I would find out if she – before having sex, I guess I would know.1.00
09:01:51.500I would discover her lie prior to sex.0.90