00:08:15.760Hi, my name is Eden. I'm 23. And I went to Bible College, north of LA. I am, I work for my mom
00:08:25.820and stepdad's company. It's a record label called Dream Label Group, and also their distribution
00:08:29.860company, Ocean House Music. And then I'm a radio host in the day. And then I started YouTube live
00:08:35.880streaming for fun. So yeah. Okay. And you said you went to Bible College? Yeah. So is that a
00:08:43.440christian college or is that a specific it is christian so we study like pepperdine or something
00:08:48.060um no it's not pepperdine it's um pepperdine is christian right yeah well and it's i mean
00:08:52.480labeled as christian yeah north of la um yeah but um yeah i studied like theology history kind of
00:08:58.680the bible okay cool yeah what about you um my name is sean i am not going to tell you my age
00:09:05.740because i don't think age matters i am a life enrichment assistant um for a company that i am
00:09:12.960not okay with disclosing because of the people that are there um you don't have to share the
00:09:17.240company that's fine what do you do there um i basically do all the things i do every day
00:09:22.640so a lot of artist stuff baking cooking okay gardening um where are you from originally
00:09:29.480yeah chicago and any college yeah associates in what music music okay let's talk about the age
00:09:37.940refusal really quick. I'm going to engage you on the age thing in just a moment, but first I'm
00:09:46.600going to have the other guests introduce ourselves because I think it might take a moment. What
00:09:51.320about you? Sure. My name is Roxanne and I'm 45 years old. I'm a college dropouts. I, my husband
00:09:58.320and I own a distribution company, a Christian music distribution company called Ocean House
00:10:02.620music and um i also work for my my husband has a partner a couple partners actually he owns a
00:10:07.980christian record label so i also work for my husband's record label i'm a radio host as well
00:10:11.960i'm a podcast host and we have i have a show as well on another radio station and uh and also do
00:10:16.820live streaming and where are you from i'm from north of los angeles any college anything like
00:10:22.220that i dropped out of college and then uh you used to do adult content like pornography i did i was
00:10:28.440i was a dancer and then it kind of went into uh like men's magazines and dabbled with any other
00:10:33.200kind of sex work escorting anything like the brothel work anything like that okay and uh for
00:10:39.000i i'm not sure if it's been made perfectly clear to the viewers uh daughter mother yeah is that a
00:10:47.460first on the no i think we've had one or two mom daughter combos but um but uh okay cool welcome
00:10:56.840welcome what about you hi my name is chase banks i am a realtor by day and a model on the side and
00:11:04.520a tiktoker i have a high school education no college and i am visiting california from hawaii
00:11:12.640but i'm originally from new jersey and i have a new thing guys where um if the women aren't
00:11:20.960speaking as close to the microphone as i would like i'm gonna wait chat can you guys hear this
00:11:26.400maybe i have to do it here i don't know um sorry continue on with your introduction
00:11:33.280um i am from new jersey but i'm visiting from from hawaii where i've lived for the past nine
00:11:39.680years okay nice and uh age 29 29 all right 29 and um you said you do modeling i do like what
00:11:52.420what kind of modeling? Like commercial and like regular, not really OnlyFans, just like commercial
00:11:58.840modeling. You've never done OF though? No. Or any other kind of sex work, stripping, anything like
00:12:03.600that? No. Okay. And sorry, did you say college? I did not go to college. No college, right. Finished
00:12:08.740high school though, if I recall. I did. I did. Okay. What about you? Hi, Doug. My name is Envy. My online
00:12:14.400streaming name is Envy. I'm from London, 38 years old. I'm a full-time carer for my mother, but I
00:12:20.520also debate against the LGBT community and the trans community on TikTok but what else can I say
00:12:28.600sorry is that it college education oh yeah sorry right high school and then I went into
00:12:35.180university as a DM degree for digital media and okay all right what about you my name is Megan
00:12:46.780schumacher i live on kawaii uh but grew up in texas southern texas moved to california when i
00:12:54.400was 18 and went to five colleges i went to santa monica hoping to get into ucla went into uci and
00:13:03.540then my mom was claiming me as a dependent and i had to redo all my residency so i ended up
00:13:11.820transferring to cal state fullerton and then i had to go back to another community college
00:13:16.040So college was not really my thing, and then I ended up going to a sixth university, University of Hawaii, to get my registered nursing, which I only went halfway.
00:35:54.840You're willing to, I was surprised you actually revealed that you're a virgin.
00:35:57.920Because you've decided what you think, I'm not telling you my age is for and you're not listening.
00:36:03.180What I said is it's because people put people in boxes.
00:36:06.480You're willing to reveal you've had sexual intercourse, which is a bigger, like, if you think revealing age is going to give you a negative mark,
00:36:14.040like conceivably not being a virgin as compared to age like just to be clear I don't think it's
00:36:20.400like if a woman is not a virgin that's not a negative mark on her necessarily but it's
00:36:25.740interesting like age is what you get stuck on but like oh I've like fucked dudes and men have
00:36:29.980been inside me that's fine all right so I would never say it that way one two okay you're not a
00:36:35.620one two if I'm dating then I think there are some things that are beyond the scope of like if you're
00:36:41.700putting people in boxes and not getting to know people although i think that's definitely something
00:36:46.020that guys and women that most people would judge on anyway i do think that's a little deceitful
00:36:51.280in dating though because i've had guys lie to me um and tell me that they're younger than they
00:36:56.000actually are and i don't like it and i it it makes it starts off the whole relationship with
00:37:01.380distrust yes um so the courtship 1940s 10 past 10 years you've only seen one guy is do i have that
00:59:23.060Okay, it's about not getting to know people.
00:59:25.980What is the way in which this 30-year-old man who's talking to a 25-year-old woman who has no issue with her age, how would it prevent him from getting to know her?
00:59:35.540Because automatically most people will use age as a Richter scale, a box of what experience, what wisdom, what they've done in life, and we go with that instead of actually finding out about people.
01:08:07.280She just gave you verses that say that if you are convicted by this thing, just because this other person isn't convicted doesn't mean you don't hold to.
01:10:11.020One, two, the fact that when Paul talks about food, he literally is talking about people putting a stumbling block in front of other people.
01:11:14.700And, well, yeah, but assume I'm dating, like, a woman, and, because is it conceivable that you could enter into a courtship with a guy, and the age is important, but you still refuse to share it, but he continues dating you, and then maybe it doesn't become an issue, maybe it does become an issue down the road, the age thing?
01:11:37.480i think it's always important to guys i think it's again i mean we're at a it's a dating podcast but
01:11:43.680for me it's it's people in general right i guess so for me in a dating context if he considers it
01:11:50.280very important i'm either going to make the stand of it's too early for you to know or here we are
01:11:55.700or like when you gave me the the scenario where he was very sincere i'm going to have to make the
01:12:00.680the i'm gonna have to pray about it and either reveal as representative for all men i'm going
01:12:05.120to convict all men that if a woman pulls this shit you don't deal with her so like my prescription
01:12:13.440to men would be if a woman refuses to share her age regardless of how like you know you wrap it
01:12:20.960up in the package as you do um it's all bullshit and you should run like you should not date her
01:12:26.800and i'm gonna prescribe and convict men that they shouldn't date a woman like that well god would
01:12:31.340do you acknowledge do you acknowledge god would do the convicting it doesn't matter what you say
01:12:34.840do you acknowledge that you are going to turn away some men by refusing to share your age i only
01:12:40.300believe in one husband so yes of course well yeah but like the guy who could be your husband
01:12:44.700you're going to say well i wouldn't date a guy who wouldn't have an issue with this but that's
01:12:50.360like no i would never you just you've done a lot of jumping to conclusions this whole conversation
01:12:54.820i would never but hold on that's not jumping to conclusions because in order for you to i know
01:12:58.720Wait, in order for you to be with a man, he would have to accept this whole weird age thing because if it's a boundary for you and you're like, hey, it's too soon, and he is absent the issue he would have with your age refusal, he's the otherwise perfect man, and this causes the conflict, yeah, you're not going to end up with that guy who would otherwise be perfect for you.
01:19:36.500It's actually you who has a pretty cynical view of people because you refuse to share age because you think you get put in the box because you share age.
01:20:25.600And I guess if knowing one detail, one factual detail about you is enough to prevent them from appreciating you as a person, that's more a problem with their character than – wouldn't you almost want to know that so you could get rid of them, I guess?
01:21:56.620All the things that you're saying, Brian, I'm not fighting that as far as like if a guy decides that all of that or if it's something that is illegal, something that's inappropriate, then I'm absolutely sharing.
01:22:08.820But it's about me being convicted about judging people.
01:22:11.260And I know that's hard for everyone to grasp because we like to judge people.
01:51:45.440um so we got there she said you know what's going on why are you feeling this way then she would say
01:51:50.020okay eden like is it possible blah blah but then he was being pushy with her he was like you need
01:51:54.820to get this app you don't want cancer and blah blah blah and she was just shocked because she's
01:51:58.500like huh he's very obsessed so she brought to my attention later should i say it yes she thought
01:52:04.920maybe he has like um like a mental um illness or something autism yeah which is fine i might have
01:52:11.960autism i mean that's fine but there's something like overly obsessive right and so anyway there'd
01:52:16.900be like times where we got engaged he engaged he proposed like right away when i got to chicago it
01:52:22.260was like kind of shocking i was like oh i just got here i wanted to see you a little you know
01:52:26.380more up close and then it was like it got just worse it just like it was like everything he just
01:52:33.020wanted to control everything and he would like ask me weird questions like let's say i wanted
01:52:36.720some independence because we hung with his family every day of the week it's like don't you want to
01:52:40.220hang out by ourselves and he'd be like eden because he wanted no independence from his family
01:52:44.400really he'd be like would you rather like be independent and poor or would you rather be a
01:52:49.160slave and have everything you want oh god i was like why are you asking me this question i was
01:52:54.000like now you said in your notes that he was abusive yes can you be precise yes so what was
01:53:00.800he doing those specifically abusive emotionally i would tell him please like stop pushing this on
01:53:05.800me stop like making faces stop like you know he would call me like 40 times in a row if I'd answer
01:53:10.560and he would just like get mad at me like if I just wanted some space like he had no chill you
01:53:14.280know so it was like emotionally it did become abusive when there was something every single
01:53:18.300day and I just wanted to like hang out like let's just watch a movie be chill and there's always
01:53:23.200something wrong and he's always scolding me and it wasn't like he was like swearing cussing me
01:53:27.020out that kind of abusive um at the end he did get aggressive but it was the fact that it's like
01:53:31.600emotionally i i can't hang out around him it gives me anxiety because i'm always doing something
01:53:36.920wrong you know it's like he needs to control every aspect of my life i would say hey my dad wants to
01:53:42.200help me with my car no you got to start looking to me he'd be like you should like he literally
01:53:47.780said this it's so weird he was like you need to start looking to daddy and i was like i don't
01:53:52.500think so i was like i don't think so watch and i was like but here's the thing he wanted me to be
01:53:58.560he wanted me to be fully reliant on him wow but he doesn't pay for his groceries doesn't pay rent
01:54:04.660he doesn't his family it's nepotism which is fine but you can't look have me look to you and you're
01:54:09.840not even ready to leave and cleave like this is biblical you know these things that you listed
01:54:14.240individually on their own i don't think are bad but some of them collectively all together it was
01:54:19.700the whole all together it was too much to live there for a month and it's like every day there's
01:54:26.080something new you're christian yeah yeah what's the nomination i would say more pentecostal okay
01:54:30.480uh well the church you do you go to church yeah which uh what's the denomination of the church
01:54:36.100you go to i would say pentecostal it's not but more non-denominational okay yeah um here's a
01:54:41.840good question so you you're pretty active on social media you have a pretty big following
01:54:45.400on tiktok you make kind of humorous pretty overall pretty wholesome kind of videos like
01:54:52.860when's the hot guy at church gonna come and talk to me not like that that's pretty accurate i don't
01:55:01.300think so i mean i'm kind of um truncating okay okay yeah but come on you'd be like
01:55:06.280like you oh my povs so i make like story times yeah i think i saw something on tiktok and it's
01:55:13.460like god when is the handsome man at church i don't know whatever but it was like a story time
01:55:18.960like a whole it's your content's pretty pretty tame thank you yeah you said he was wanting you
01:55:24.720to give up though the social media for him yeah now you guys weren't married assume though in a
01:55:30.760marriage that yeah you were married to a guy yeah and he did want you and assume he was the bread
01:55:37.600winner and he was taking care of everything right financially and he wanted you to give up your
01:55:41.860social media would you this is a really tough question in all honesty that's why i was worried
01:55:47.340about getting married is because like i believe like biblically like we should be yielding to each
01:55:51.000other right like husbands should lay it out in their life yes i do believe in like a good kind
01:55:54.980of submission yielding but not like okay he's like controlling me and domineering that's why i didn't
01:55:59.160marry him but when it comes to the social media thing that was something i didn't want to give up
01:56:04.920that i felt like maybe god put this in my life i'm reaching people people are not but hold on
01:56:09.260yeah so assume in a marriage that you're married to a good man there's no abuse yeah there's really
01:56:14.780no, you know, look in any relationship, there'll be moments of disagreement or, you know, whatever
01:56:20.360there can be ups and downs, but he's a good man. He treats you well. There's no abuse.
01:56:27.120Maybe say you have children, you don't have children. It doesn't really matter for this
01:56:31.020example, but you have children, treats them great. Great father treats you well. There's one thing
01:56:36.400though, that you guys kind of come at odds too. And he says, and he's the breadwinner. He's making
01:56:42.800250k 500k a year whatever whatever the amount is that you'd be satisfied with right you're married
01:56:49.960now and he's like hey listen um i want you to uh go private on your social media i want our
01:56:57.220household and family to have a very very private presence in the world um and in my own discernment
01:57:04.920i want you to stop social media do you do it
01:57:09.100can i say what i think i think well i want the truth i think i wouldn't i think i wouldn't
01:57:17.580marry them to get to that point like you wouldn't i always be i'm super honest and clear about
01:57:22.180things like i almost said age sorry that was a bad but i was gonna say no shame no shame i was
01:57:27.900gonna say um i'm super clear like hey i do social media like is this okay with you so i don't think
01:57:31.200i would get to that point but in general like if they told me to give up something i care about
01:57:35.340like in general kind of thing if it was like that's just an example right i would probably say
01:57:40.800yes if that was like on their heart to be like yielding but also i feel like they would change
01:57:47.380their heart like if we had like discussions like i do feel like the man in the relationship has
01:57:51.220like the ultimate say in marriage that's just my personal opinion not everyone agrees with that
01:57:55.220i agree okay not everyone agrees with that but some you do um however i would hope that would
01:58:00.500marry someone who doesn't feel that way that would care enough about okay she's doing wholesome
01:58:04.080content right it's helping people why would she give that up unnecessarily yeah i mean i could
01:58:09.880imagine all kinds of situations i mean i think there's some there could be all kinds of
01:58:14.400justifications and reasons why a husband would not assume he has like his job is not public facing
01:58:21.040yeah and he's like hey listen um i don't want our family you our kids even if you're like well i'm
01:58:28.760not gonna post the kids he doesn't he just doesn't he doesn't want you on social media having that
01:58:33.260presence out there. He views it as a potential liability for the family and for the well-being
01:58:40.120of the kids. And then further, if your time is being spent on social media, he might say, well,
01:58:45.380for the well-being of the family and the kids, not even because there's a privacy concern or
01:58:50.280he wants a private life. He's like, I want your attentions on the family and not on social media.
01:58:59.320And if in his judgment he thinks that's in the best interest of the family and the children and their well-being, that seems like perfectly good justification.
01:59:11.600But like a more specific justification might be there are some concerns, you know, with things going on with AI.
01:59:20.320He's not going to want someone who has a public presence like that because that could have downstream effects in one, two, three, four, five years.
01:59:27.180even if it even if that's um uh somewhat paranoid or you view this paranoid that might be his
01:59:34.240justification so do you do it i guess at the end of the day you know i would have a talk first but
01:59:40.400if we really couldn't come to an agreement i guess well what what does a talk look like so he he comes
01:59:45.140to you and he's like hey listen um you know maybe he got this huge elevation in his job yeah and i
01:59:53.280know you make you probably make some money from social media i do and he's like you know um however
01:59:58.900much you make i'd rather you spend that time that you are spending on social media taking care of
02:00:03.640our kids how many kids do you want um one to four one to four okay great yeah four kids you have
02:00:09.940four kids you know over the course you know he's making 200k 300k 400k keeps upping upping upping
02:00:16.140he hits a mill he's like you know what i don't really need your money from social media yeah and
02:00:21.640um, I'm not, I'm no longer comfortable with this being a potential liability for what I do for
02:00:27.920work or, you know, whatever the reason it could be super rational or it could be just, he just,
02:00:34.280he just doesn't want you doing it. Yeah. He just, it's a vibe. He has a vibe in this scenario. It
02:00:40.620was like, he was just testing me. Like he asked me questions all the time that were just strange,
02:00:44.540like almost to see, like, I want to say rage bait in a sense. I'm not asking about the specific guy
02:00:48.900you're dating i'm asking about some hypothetical guy oh hypothetical okay hypothetical guy in that
02:00:53.620case i don't want you doing so i would hope i wouldn't when you're married right i hope i
02:00:56.720wouldn't marry that person or i hope that they would change their mind but at the end of the day
02:00:59.560you know because it means something to me i like to reach people so maybe let's say if it wasn't
02:01:03.940social media okay well i would get involved with something kind of like community event i don't
02:01:07.660know but if you could pay for like my life where i don't need it which i expect you could just stay
02:01:12.400at home but i also but i also think it's fun and i don't know besides what if in his determination
02:01:18.260yeah say you're why would she be with someone like that she just I just I wouldn't take someone
02:01:22.440like that why do you assume that it's actually a wrong thing for a husband to be like hey I don't
02:01:28.200want you like this is a very new thing yeah but 10 20 years ago it was the norm to be like hey
02:01:35.760let's not plaster ourselves on social media and have some pretense of privacy yeah oh totally
02:01:41.920her generation doesn't know that though yeah but it's there's there's guys there's guys for age
02:01:47.120who don't have social media who don't have instagram and the cohort of men who don't have
02:01:51.880that i assume is higher among a christian demographic so i don't think even though but
02:01:57.160also a guy in his discernment could be like you know what here let's just do a test among the
02:02:01.860women at the panel who all have to some degree some social media presence is social media a good
02:02:07.420thing for us or bad in the brain i think it's bad that's why i'm there i think it's fucking
02:02:11.120terrible for our attention span i think it's a terrible it's terrible in a whole bunch of ways
02:02:15.540right um but then especially when it comes to our children and what they're exposed to that's
02:02:20.920another layer of of how a man might be assessing it is like you know what maybe a return to how
02:02:27.940things used to be as best as we can is going to be healthier for my wife like maybe she shouldn't
02:02:35.200be so addicted to how many likes she gets on the video and how many views she gets on the video
02:02:39.780and how well her videos do and how she should present herself physically on these videos and
02:02:45.520A woman who doesn't have social media.
02:02:46.860But if they're in a marriage that's already like that, then like she said, they're going to have conversations that lead up to that.
02:02:51.160And if they decide as a marriage that they're going to take that out of the equation, then that's probably how it will happen.
02:02:56.340Because she'll choose a husband who will treat her with that respect.
02:02:58.620But initially, something might be okay.
02:03:01.520And then down the road, it becomes untenable.
02:03:03.840Yeah, but I think that there's a difference between a man just coming out of the blue and being like, I have made this decision for the family and I want you to go with it.
02:03:11.000I think that the man that she would choose would bring those concerns up and they would have...
02:20:10.120I could think even outside, like, if my girlfriend wanted to start taking private jiu-jitsu lessons with a man, I would have issues with that.
02:52:15.600I guess one point where I kind of question, though, in line with what he's saying, it's like, are you suggesting, so I understand, like, one, it's just weird even for your husband to even suggest it.
02:52:31.480even with you say you fully went along with it that's super weird for him to do to even suggest
02:52:38.200it to try to get you to do it but I mean there is some component like clarify this was he physically
02:52:45.660forcing you to get on the airplane because like there there were some remedies here
02:52:51.680there are many points where this could have not gone down the path it did and I understand
02:52:58.240Maybe he pressured you, he was manipulating you
02:59:08.000All right. So the first thing I'm going to show you is now I got to do a little background here because Ethan Klein is not someone who is unknown to me or who I am unknown to him.
02:59:21.200Ethan Klein. Let me, I guess, give some details here.
02:59:25.360Ethan Klein, essentially what is being alleged is he was having an affair.
02:59:30.260He cheated on his wife. They've been together, I think, almost over 20 years.
02:59:33.800they have kids four kids four kids four kids and they've been together for since they were
02:59:41.16020 years oh my god yeah over to over 20 years i thought it was 19 or something the last i saw
02:59:46.180because i've been doing research too was over 20 years got it so okay so and he's the host of uh
02:59:52.620the h3 podcast and he used to he stopped doing it but the h3 h3 productions he used to do like
02:59:59.940somewhat different content. Then he switched to podcasting. Not much unlike myself. And this is
03:00:04.500actually someone I've known since like 2013, 2014. When I say known, not like friends, we never knew
03:00:13.800each other, never met or anything like that. But actually, I think we talked very long time ago,
03:00:21.000like briefly over email or something um i think uh 2014 maybe 2015 i think he was getting like
03:00:30.580was this the copyright shit with like this is old school youtube stuff but um the real what was it
03:00:38.260the uh fine bros and they were like i think that's when i was someone was suing him or i don't
03:00:44.820remember the or no he was he was like dealing with an mcn and i was in the same mcn as him
03:00:50.360and i was talking to him and he had a he's had a bunch of bad contract deals so i talked to him
03:00:55.580like very long time ago very briefly um but since i started my podcast he he on like i
03:01:03.680maybe it maybe approaching a dozen different podcasts of his has talked massive shit about me
03:01:12.080why massive shit about me well he's like kind of liberal leftist woke yeah he's woke and so
03:01:19.440obviously i lean more conservative and i'm anti-feminist he's a feminist so um they speak
03:01:25.480a lot on just like talking and discussing different matters and you know either talking
03:01:30.080shit about them or he does reacts and he basically talks shit about people um so he's done that now
03:01:37.100i i was able to like find most of those but actually i didn't have time till i i made an
03:01:42.580edit i didn't have time to go through like every single like i said a dozen different podcasts
03:01:47.320where he was like doing a segment on me or the whatever podcast talking shit so i only clipped
03:01:53.080from just one of them just the shit talking it's about two minutes so just to give you guys some
03:01:57.680background here ethan klein is not a fan of the whatever podcast i'm not a fan okay let's see who
03:02:07.180is this by the way i never i never responded like he talks shit about me on like 12 different
03:02:12.640podcasts never responded though because the time is about you just trying to stir something up
03:02:18.500first video tiffany pull up the first video but you know it's kind of flattering it means he thinks
03:02:23.640about you a lot he thinks about a lot of uh make it full screen click the full screen thing
03:02:28.580all right start it from the beginning and let me before we play it let me see if there's anything
03:02:33.120else um yeah i was gonna make like a longer edit but i only had you know it's kind of like
03:02:39.340thursday or friday this broke i didn't have time to like go through every single podcast that he
03:02:44.640talks shit about me on so this is just from like one and then there's one short uh go ahead and
03:02:49.380play it these men are cancer in society like what is happening he shut up dude you just wish your
03:02:55.800ugly ass could fucking cover your face and we all do too let's cover his face right right thank you
03:33:08.360We offered her the opportunity to sit down and talk with you.
03:33:12.360okay she declined can you move the mouse so it's not showing the so are we still engaged
03:33:19.780or did she dump me that's really for you to figure out she has left she's left love is blind
03:33:28.300okay so just just i guess um i'm not familiar with these like really stupid
03:33:34.540reality shows my understanding of this is they talk for each other for a period of time without
03:33:41.400seeing each other yeah so they don't see how they look hence love is blind yeah i don't know they
03:33:46.960talk for a couple days or yeah there's a little screen i think in between them yeah and so you
03:33:51.340talk and then you match up with somebody and so that was their first time meeting meeting and she
03:33:57.540was not physically attracted to the guy ugly as hell oh love is not people like match up like they
03:34:04.340match up they pick someone yeah and then they kind of like each other they were engaged i guess
03:34:10.400Yeah, well, I think you guys get to talk, and then at the end of it, the man will propose a few, and you can accept it, and then you guys will see each other, and then you go to Mexico.
03:40:08.960Now, I think there's something – I don't know if you guys will agree with me on this.
03:40:13.180He has all the individual – most – not all, but he has many individual components that are, like, if you were to mesh them together, would make someone attractive.
03:52:56.540questionnaire questionnaire uh i fucked up the questionnaire this time so i i don't know how
03:53:04.540useful it's gonna be you have chase why don't we talk about to chase for a little bit uh women
03:53:11.700are oppressed in the usa men are more privileged in society than women uh why is that i didn't like
03:53:19.780how black and white these questions were but i do think that when the majority when the majority
03:53:27.780power holders are men and they're the ones who are the barrier to entry to higher level jobs or
03:53:34.120jobs where you have more power then it does make the balance unequal because they're more likely
03:53:42.420to choose men for those positions than they are women you're saying men are more likely to hire
03:53:48.940other men? Yes. Simply because of their gender? For positions of power, yes. Simply because of
03:53:55.600their gender, though? What if men are more competent in the specific assessment of the
03:54:02.040individuals applying for a job? I mean, I just, I mean, you hear about jobs where it's a boys club
03:54:12.340And you also hear. OK, sorry. Go ahead. And they won't hire women for certain jobs because it's a quote unquote boys club.
03:54:21.540So I think in some instances, yes. Well, what do you say to the fact that the majority of HR departments are run by women and women do the same exact thing where they have preferential hiring practices when it comes to hiring women?
03:54:37.120that's hr what about the ceos because i don't think h hr hires the ceos well hr is doing the
03:54:44.020well hold on so even if it's the case that when we're looking at like the top echelon of uh you
03:54:51.460know careers or whatever um if there's a greater disparity like if more men are being discriminated
03:54:59.740against at like either entry level mid I don't know what the term entry mid mid tier I don't
03:55:07.680know what the exact term would be and though you have HR departments that are predominated almost
03:55:14.120exclusively by women and they're they have hiring preferences and there's quotas and there's
03:55:20.500affirmative action that benefits women if okay fine the CEO is male but like 50,000 more women
03:55:28.540are employed than men at this company okay fine the ceo's male but like 50 000 more women have
03:55:36.340jobs seems kind of like a better deal for women these are for positions of power and it doesn't
03:55:40.980just come from a hiring perspective it also comes back to another point that you had said
03:55:45.340probably a couple of hours ago about women in christian society supposed they're supposed to be
03:55:52.000home with the kids home with the family and so then they're not lawmakers they're not
03:55:56.840people in positions of power which means that our laws and things that are being passed are not
03:56:03.100a lot of them don't go through the eyes of women they're mostly through men so it goes down to the
03:56:11.680family structure even doesn't allow for women to participate in positions of power as much
03:56:18.020yeah but why would why would it necessarily entail that even if even if every single
03:56:24.640politician was male and all the leaders were male that they wouldn't do things for the benefit or
03:56:31.400to the benefit of women because they have a bias and they don't understand our men don't have a
03:56:36.040they do have a bias that's why abortion they're trying to abolish it abortion doesn't just give
03:56:41.080a woman the right to terminate a pregnancy it also gives a woman the right to health care if
03:56:47.480something goes wrong in a later trimester for example women don't typically get abortions at
03:56:52.200six months unless it's medically necessary and in states like texas where their mother's protected
03:56:58.160that is i've heard countless stories about women who were denied health care that they needed
03:57:05.380and they had to go and flee their state because they weren't offered this health care so in a
03:57:11.020society where women are told that they're supposed to be in the barefoot and pregnant they're supposed
03:57:17.620to be taking care of the kids and they're not able to participate in the law making it allows
03:57:22.440for more misjudgments like this because men don't like you you don't know the the plights of women
03:57:28.740because you just haven't experienced it why would you need to well hold on i was never a slave but
03:57:33.460i can empathize with the uh if somebody was a slave or i can empathize with historical slavery
03:57:40.380you can that was a bad thing you can empathize with it but you can't ever know the atrocities
03:57:45.600that they had to go through so women should have no say in geopolitics because women can't be
03:57:51.720soldiers or women rather women can't serve women can't serve in combat roles ergo they should have
03:57:59.300no say when it comes to anything related to international relations or geopolitics or anything
03:58:04.500like this i never said black and white that men should not have any say but if women can't ever
03:58:09.960be frontline soldiers they don't know the experience of what like true what the ultimate
03:58:14.980culmination of war is which is like frontline combat death yeah but a lot of politicians and
03:58:20.940lawmakers also haven't been frontline soldiers but they're the ones making the laws it's not about
03:58:25.320them being exactly in this in the position it's about being able to have other people educate and
03:58:33.380and help make the laws a little better so even though a man is that from the balcony or is that
03:58:40.220just from someone random yeah is somebody on the balcony or no i was but there it wasn't oh it's
03:58:45.600just okay never mind never mind okay continue go ahead i mean i'm not saying that a man can't make
03:58:50.820laws about women but i think that there should be women in the room to help make these laws because
03:58:55.220they're not always they're just not always considering all of the different factors that
03:59:00.320go into the regulations they're putting on women they put a lot of unnecessary regulations on women
03:59:06.780But we're not putting regulations on, like, if you want to say abortion is wrong, then you should also say that men leaving the wife after she becomes pregnant is wrong.
03:59:28.980So men can be forced by the government to pay child support.
03:59:32.080but like i so you would probably agree though that whether you're a man or a woman if you're
03:59:37.920inclined to leave a relationship you should have the autonomy to do so i think that you should
03:59:42.720regardless of if you have kids or not yes you should of course that's not the discussion the
03:59:47.400discussion is now i'm forced to have a child that i don't necessarily want it's not good for the kid
03:59:52.880it's not good for anybody involved but the man isn't forced to stay there so but would that be
03:59:57.140your position if we were to ban abortion then the man the men have to stay well you could give up
04:00:01.660the kid for adoption no i don't believe in i don't believe in forcing i believe in hands-off
04:00:07.320government i don't believe in the government saying that we should or shouldn't be doing
04:00:11.720anything with our bodies like hands off you you govern public infrastructure like we don't need
04:00:18.260you to tell us that we can marry somebody or not marry somebody we need you to regulate like
04:00:23.700more important matters than that yeah and last time i checked most politicians aren't doctors
04:00:30.380So I don't know why they're in the medical, like saying what we can do medically anyway.
04:00:34.840I think it's less about medical and more about whether or not people are viewing it as murder and whether or not it should be illegal because you're, you know, it's not the autonomy of the woman, but the viability of life and whether or not it should be allowed to be taken.
04:00:49.260Like why, why is there, why is the baby made to suffer?
04:00:53.360There's a whole, there's a whole, it's just not existing, but which people argue is murder.
04:00:58.280But if it once was existing and then you take that life away, what do you call it?
04:01:06.280But the main point is that when you put regulations on that, it also puts regulations on women being able to get health care because it's considered an abortion.
04:01:18.660We're seeing that pop up a lot, especially in red states.
04:01:21.600Beyond abortion, what is the health care women can't get?
04:01:24.620So there's a thing called entropic pregnancy where the fetus is on the outside and it's not a viable pregnancy either.
04:01:35.760I'm pretty sure pro-life people are fine with life of the mother.
04:01:39.200But the rules that they put in place, they don't allow for the doctors to...
04:02:24.300So it's explicit treatment for an ectopic pregnancy is legal and explicitly permitted under Texas law and is not classified as abortion, according to the Texas Tribune.
04:02:37.380They have to be really careful with what they do, though.
04:02:39.620There's countless stories of women not able to get health care because of these laws.
04:02:43.460It says Texas law excludes ectopic pregnancies and miscarriage management from the definition of induced abortion.
04:02:50.000So if a woman's having a miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy, she can.
04:03:11.960I mean, essentially, you're pointing towards this, like, what is a usually pretty uncommon and rare phenomenon, although it certainly does happen.
04:03:22.560I mean, you would just also be in favor of a girl is having a one-night stand every single night of the week, and she's not on birth control, and she's just letting dudes blast in her, and she's just like, you know what?
04:12:50.380He could be devastated because his child is dead.
04:12:52.940And there are men who are absolutely devastated when they find out that their girlfriends get an abortion without telling them because that's their baby.
04:12:59.380If I'm pro-life and I believe that tapeworms are life forms and my husband gets a tapeworm, I want him to keep it.
04:13:20.420Let's assume that, so my perspective is, if in some scenario where there's a legal method for a man to, you know, he relinquishes any responsibility, he doesn't have any, he doesn't have, what's the word for it?
04:13:37.180parental responsibility. He doesn't have any parental, what's it called? Blinking on the word
04:13:44.080here. Obligation. Custody. He relinquishes custody, sure. And he doesn't want to pay any
04:13:52.460child support. He wants no financial, no parental responsibility or duty. But assume in like a
04:14:00.320scenario, like you, you do acknowledge that women will go after men who don't want to be involved
04:14:05.280in the kid's life and go after them oftentimes very viciously for child support um assume the
04:14:10.680woman wants some sort of financial compensation from him but you know there's laws that allow
04:14:16.460men to escape um do you think that he he should get her consent is that what you're kind of at
04:14:24.220here no what i'm i mean i think it should be an agreement between the two people why and does a
05:17:04.800Look, but, but I was mentioning my selfish perspective, which would be, I don't want a world and look, there's very little I can do because Hey, society superficial, their beauty standards already exist. I'm not going to be able to really combat anything on my podcast here. Aside from the women who watch the show, I mean, what I would say to women who watch the show, perhaps you at the table, there are men who will be madly in love with you, who you will also be madly in love with, who would take you without.
05:17:34.800any of the procedures you've had done or are contemplating or considering doing.
05:17:42.380And truthfully, you like it. Okay, well, fine. And I would argue the man who will love you and
05:17:49.560like you and cherish you absent or prior to your indulgence in cosmetic alteration,
05:17:57.460that's actually the virtuous man you should pick and be with. For example, if a woman came to me
05:29:53.300husbands that's funny um i don't have a minimum so you you date a guy who works at mcdonald's
05:30:00.880but he did say want um you didn't specify where they worked it was more about how much
05:30:07.200i don't think i would date someone who worked at mcdonald's necessarily but if they were in
05:30:12.060the creative field and didn't make much money okay how about this so the typical uh cashier
05:30:17.560at mcdonald's the typical typical cashier at mcdonald's uh but they make that much in a year
05:30:24.500but they do a job that you are satisfied with i guess i don't know i would roll with you'd be
05:30:31.500fine what about you um i like to say a hundred thousand dollars but any man that i he should
05:30:37.860work for me he should work for me he should work with me he should so a hundred thousand yeah i'll
05:30:43.680pay from that all right what about you i don't want to set a bar amount per se i think it's more
05:30:49.020of like the skill set like let's say they just got out of college you know they have the hustle
05:30:52.860mentality like they're not just like quick to start something and quit i think that's more
05:30:57.580telling so they have the potential to make money especially your age especially my age i'm just
05:31:02.140thinking about this practically i don't want to say like a million um i would say okay if we have
05:31:06.880to look up if we have to put a number say you have to if i have to at least maybe like 25 30
05:31:12.300000 which is really low that's super reasonable so what i'm saying is like had to give a number
05:31:19.060yeah if i had to now keep in mind like you got to also factor in if you one day want to have
05:31:23.940children yeah you are gonna have to consider like 100 you're gonna have to think right now
05:31:29.360like this while dating you know what i'm saying but over time i would hope that would
05:31:33.240yeah and how old are you 100 000 100 000 okay what about you i don't have a number come on
05:31:39.640Well, I put it on there. Seriously, because I think, again, that understanding of like working, like being together and struggling together and building together is a goal.
05:31:50.360So I agree with what you said. There's a lot of factors. And being a woman that's married and has four kids, I understand that there's a lot of factors.
05:31:56.740My husband is our main provider. I also at work and provide as well, but he's the main provider.
05:32:01.220And I'm not going to tell you how much my husband makes, but I'm going to say just knowing we live in California, having four kids, you know, we own a home in Arizona.
05:32:09.240we live here um definitely over 200 000 okay realistically chase what about you five million
05:32:18.060plus what what girl trolling hold on i gotta
05:44:52.540He's healthy. He's six foot seven. Look, I'm going to be honest. I'll take him. I'm going to be honest. Yeah. You fumbled that dude. You fumbled that. I mean, you, maybe you can still get him, but you turned him down. We still travel. We get separate rooms. We still hang out with each other. Yeah. And every time. No. Wait, you traveled to. Yeah. We traveled as friends. Yeah. And then does he pay for it? Wait, does he pay for it? No. Oh, okay.
05:45:22.320And then somewhere along this last trip, he literally looked at me and he said, love is looking you in the face.
05:54:44.100In the United States, we have fraternities and sororities, and there's like usually the most attractive women typically end up at alpha phi, and then like tri-delta is like a kind of mid-tier sorority where the less attractive – oh, my God.
05:55:03.240We don't even live in this world, Brian.
06:56:27.940If you say that women don't want a guy with a low body count, but guys want a woman with a low body count, usually a girl wouldn't want that because a guy is less experienced, but the guy wants the girl who's less experienced.
07:50:22.480Speaking of envy, uh, envy, you write that you're a lesbian.
07:50:26.140You're in a relationship with a woman who couldn't come out due to religion and family.
07:50:30.280you were together for 13 years then she left with no word six years later she got in touch with you
07:50:36.660and told you she was pressured into marriage with a man can you just uh scoot your chair in for a
07:50:42.300bit for us excuse me um so yeah yeah anything else you want to add or not really not really
07:50:52.120okay uh you also write lesbians who date trans women are not lesbians absolutely
07:50:57.220cool think we can leave it there we got chase you mentioned we have differing opinions but
07:51:04.880we already talked about the disagreements i gave you a bit of time there to think of anything else
07:51:08.480is there anything else um i mean i think the uh gender norms like being submissive as a wife like
07:51:22.220I just personally don't live my life that way well you I am not submissive on your questionnaire
07:51:29.540you say men should pay on first dates men should provide protect men should be chivalrous
07:51:36.820so when it comes to the duties and expectations on men you might as well be living in the 1940s
07:51:44.000But when it comes to you, well, 2026 for you, modernity for you.
07:51:51.060Now, this is this is the big issue I have here is if you were like, you know what, I'll go 50 50 and I don't really care about the chivalry and I don't really have these traditional expectations on men.
07:52:03.240I would have no issue with your modernity for you.
07:52:06.140but don't you like in this ties into the well it's wrong for you or you had the disagreement
07:52:11.740wrong for high body count man to want to date a low body count woman wrong for a modern woman
07:52:17.720to want to receive or feel entitled to or feel like she deserves traditional treatment which
07:52:24.940you clearly do how do you reconcile that i don't think it's traditional to want to be courted
07:52:33.020that's traditional I don't know because I also don't want a husband who's um who is
07:52:40.580domineering I don't agree with I mean me neither I think that so what do you do how are you holding
07:52:50.000up your end of the deal I don't think you necessarily have to be traditional to want
07:52:55.560those to have those dating standards I think that if that's your standard and that's what
07:53:02.020you're going for then and i continue and i have met some wonderful men they weren't my man but
07:53:12.080i've met some wonderful men who do uphold those standards so that's how i know it's not ridiculous
07:53:17.360um and i just think that i we over idealize the 1940s style dating it's like you wait wait but