00:11:22Okay. I have a master's degree in mathematics. I specialized in computer science. Afterwards, I worked for 10 years as a software engineer. Then I chose to be an entrepreneur. So, I opened a toy manufacturing company.
00:11:44we had um for a couple of years we had a best-selling science toy um then i stepped down
00:11:54from toy manufacturing and i became canvas entrepreneur which i've done for another eight
00:12:00years gotcha so and i stepped down also because my mother's health deteriorated and now i'm a
00:12:07caregiver so i had to step down you said something uh so you got your master's in mathematics correct
00:12:55Well, like how did, I guess, did you get it through marriage?
00:12:59Did you get your citizenship through the naturalization process?
00:13:02All right. So I came here as H-1B worker. And my husband did too. So I came here with my husband. Both of us got H-1B visas. This was during software boom. You know, in the United States, in the Bay Area, there was lack of software engineers.
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00:45:32yes uh-huh and yes there's a lot i know there's a big group of people that are in my age group yeah
00:45:38so um it's not impossible they're all making it happen um look i don't know you know i've done a
00:45:45I've done a lot of things in my life that are really, really interesting and probably very far-fetched, but I've done them.
00:45:50Look, as a financial advisor, I'm not a financial advisor.
00:45:57I would tell someone, first off, I would tell an 18-year-old, which would arguably be the best time for them to go to college.
00:46:09I would tell them it's ill-advised to take on $130,000 of student loan debt.
00:46:15You, on the other hand, I mean, you'll be 61 by the time you finish your master's.
00:46:19The reason why I'm mentioning the age component is your runway to, what's the right word, to exploit your education to generate money, your runway is limited.
01:34:31You're eating escargot one day and a fucking baguette the next.0.99
01:34:35you're too much it's too much you've got to calm down and i'm 37 i don't think i've dated 1000.99
01:34:41so that to me that's that's insane but i feel like if you're open to it i'll be honest with0.99
01:34:46you just like i'm not gonna lie everybody's skeptical like oh i didn't fuck on the first0.85
01:34:50night if i'm gonna be honest with you if you go on a date with a man and you tell him you0.95
01:34:54at 27 have dated 100 men and you're celibate for a year if i was a man i'd be like girl okay
01:35:01like you're probably scaring potential potentially good me in a way she probably doesn't tell
01:35:08the men that she's gone dated that many men but you're are you saying that if they knew that she0.99
01:35:14dated 100 men and she's been celibate for a year they'd be like girl you don't you fuck i i say it0.99
01:35:21all the time and they think it's funny yeah they think that's the problem they think it's funny0.99
01:35:25that's the problem that you're trying to look for a relationship and you're on but then that's not
01:35:29gonna be my problem do you really think that do you really think that a man who is a good man
01:35:33good man tall fine as hell fine as hell he's on a dating app to find love or they are trying to0.98
01:35:40fuck some of them are but i think that the ones that are all of them are i love your ad libs by0.98
01:35:44the way i'm a cheerly i'm cheerly i'm your hype man i love it i think you're not giving them a0.98
01:35:49chance i think that your standards are probably a little too high what you think is inconsistency0.99
01:35:53might not be in because men go through shit men go through shit mentally they probably got baby0.99
01:35:58mama drama they probably do you don't know right but one minute you're saying that um they're all1.00
01:36:04looking just to have sex and the next minute i should give them more of a chance yeah why am i0.95
01:36:08giving sexually hound dogs more of a chance no all right i'll be right back are we paused no1.00
01:36:16oh yeah we're cooking girl cook it up and this is the thing too men men are sexual creatures0.91
01:36:24then some people some people need to try it before they commit to it okay you know i'm saying you
01:36:30might not like that but i'm just i'm just keeping it real no if that's what they need to do they
01:36:34can do that it's just it won't be with you yeah right i feel that but the inconsistency thing too
01:36:39and this is my thing i i i am just so into reality it's not even funny if i'm dating somebody and
01:36:45i don't hear from them in a few days i have to know that they're also dating too so they probably1.00
01:36:50don't want to hurt my feelings and let me know hey i'm over here with ashley fucking you know0.99
01:36:54i'm saying they gotta because just like you're dating they're dating that's right so you cannot0.96
01:36:58expect somebody to be exclusively committed to you just because they went on a date with you
01:37:02no 100 but i think you just see it in the small moments it's like the checking in it's the planning
01:37:06the next date it's the showing up for the next date when you said you were going to plan it kind
01:37:09of thing it's it's that sort of thing so you're saying they plan the date and stood you up well
01:37:13i mean they don't stand me up but you know it's like then they want to change it to the next day
01:37:17just like that same day and all that's wrong with that for me i just don't think that's respectful
01:37:21I don't deal with people that way I wouldn't deal with people I care about that way how is that disrespectful that's actually respectful the disrespectful thing yeah but I think you can feel the respect in it if it feels genuine if you if you see all the things coming together to make it seem like this is a genuine thing that's fine and I accept that but a lot of the guys just kind of wake up see what they want to do that day and if you know a little bit like the people that said they would come here obviously it's not for dating um but the people that said they would come here I would show up I said I was going to come here I was showing up you know
01:37:48unfortunately unfortunately which i've learned over the years is not everybody has the capacity
01:37:56like you do or like because i'm very similar to you so i feel like not everyone not every man
01:38:01has that capacity you know the consistency and all which sucks because we're built we're built
01:38:07different i was just gonna say those of us that dated in the 90s yes in the early 2000s when
01:38:15there were no apps right you had to kind of lego the relationship and i think it was easier dating
01:38:25yes in the 90s in the 2000s it was fun it was great i mean i'm not saying i didn't have one
01:38:33night stands in the late 90s in 2000s yes i most certainly did and there was a lot of that in the
01:45:21I'll just be quiet how about you motion to me when I'm allowed to say something because she wanted to say something you didn't allow her to stick in she wanted to say something you didn't and I have sat here and been silent for the majority of this podcast have I not and so would you like for me to just continue to be quiet what I want you to do I want you to because I will to others and give I'm disrespectful now well you were okay for ladies I apologize to you I am so sorry that my0.55
02:28:40It could be jeans, it could be in a dress.1.00
02:28:42And that underwear is pulled up tight, and your pussy lips are popping out of the underwear, and if the fabric moved over one inch to the left, I would see your butthole.1.00
02:29:29they hoes guess what what's your definition of a hoe somebody who sleeps well i'm using i'm using1.00
02:29:34the term hoe in a hyperbolic sort of way but like a hoe is just like uh someone who's either0.99
02:29:39promiscuous or somebody who you can you can be a hoe in how you dress no yes yes um but also just0.99
02:29:47your general sort of behavior posting in being nearly naked twerking and posting that shit on1.00
02:29:54only fans so men can send you money and masturbate to your content that's sex work you don't deserve1.00
02:30:00people do it on instagram okay so the point is if those people are not smart enough to twerk on0.99
02:30:07only fans that is let me let me get in here for a second that is one thing let me get in here so1.00
02:30:14there's i'm not debating you that of course like women are posting this shit on free platforms1.00
02:30:20They're posting it on Instagram, on Twitter, they're going to post it on Facebook, they're going to post it on MySpace, they're going to post it on any fucking platform there is.0.99
02:30:27The debate is not about which platform it's being posted on.
02:30:30It's the fact that the content exists, but the platform you're posting it on does create an addition.0.68
02:30:36Like, for example, if a woman worked in a brothel and she just, like, left it at that, I would assume she's a prostitute.0.98
02:30:47Now, of course, it's logically possible a woman could work in a brothel, and she's like the cleaning lady or some shit.0.99
02:30:52But that's the definition of a brothel.0.98
02:30:54The definition of certain platforms is not just that.
02:30:57Right, but if, okay, do you agree with me that OnlyFans has a stigma?
02:31:04Just like white men have a stigma, black women have a stigma, X has a stigma, every platform has a stigma.0.60
02:31:11But does OnlyFans have a reputation for being a platform for sex work?0.93
02:32:10I know people want to see me do more. I'm never going to do more.
02:32:12But guess what? If I know that they're going to
02:32:14spend their coin i'm gonna put myself on the platform where there's youtube of whatever it
02:32:20doesn't mean that i'm a sex worker that's not that's not the point in any case but the point
02:32:24was you said because i'm on the if a woman is on that platform she doesn't deserve yeah but let's
02:32:29not you're not exactly making like cooking videos on there you are engaging i would i actually plan0.68
02:32:35to you're engaging in sex work on the platform it's not sex okay no it is sex work and here's0.91
02:32:41So, okay, if you are generating revenue, like if your content is produced with the sort of understanding that this content is specifically essentially made for men to masturbate and come to, then you're basically a sex worker.0.90
02:36:03Look, my primary argument here is that, just to be clear, I'm not saying women should be disrespected or mistreated.
02:36:10However, when it comes to chivalry, that's a very specific sort of treatment.
02:36:14And I believe women should be ladylike in order to deserve chivalrous treatment.
02:36:19you'll still now i fully acknowledge that women will still get the treatment even if they're not0.99
02:36:25ladylike or you know they're not moving in a traditional way you'll still get traditional
02:36:30treatment from men which from like a bird's eye view down analytical uh framework that's1.00
02:36:37unfair and kind of bullshit but the world is unfair so women will still get traditional0.96
02:36:44treatment while they're not being traditional women. My argument is very simple. If you're0.99
02:36:49a woman and you want traditional treatment, the fair proposition is you should be a traditional1.00
02:36:53woman. But what I see is, is a lot of women who are not traditional in various ways, it could1.00
02:36:59either, they could either be sex workers or they could not be sex workers, but they're feminist or0.97
02:37:04they're not, maybe they're not necessarily fully feminist, but they're, they're moving in a way0.92
02:37:08that is not traditional. It could be promiscuity or it could just be their ideological, uh,0.96
02:37:14uh, their, their ideological, um, view, I guess. So if they're progressive, if they're
02:37:23Democrat, uh, I, I mean, I guess this would all tie into feminism then.1.00
02:37:28What is feminism actually? Uh, feminism is, uh, primarily ugly women who hate men.1.00
02:37:36That's primarily it, but the, the more serious, as serious of a definition that you can give to1.00
02:37:43feminism because it's newer right it's like well feminism's been around for over 100 years but0.99
02:37:48uh i mean the the the serious definition of feminism would be well i have two so the first
02:37:57one would be uh women's advocacy um period the second one would be women's advocacy plus
02:38:07man-hating plus anti-male rhetoric that's my true sense of what feminism is okay so it's women's
02:38:17advocacy plus uh and so they're pushing like the hatred of the just the males yeah as a whole
02:38:27yeah demonization of men um essentially what what uh they're trying to do is um because they
02:38:35keep perpetuating uh most of their their commonly cited statistics as to like the victimization of
02:38:43women it's completely overinflated so when you present a like for example if i were to present
02:38:49this to like a racial statistic being like and lying about it and saying like okay black people
02:38:54commit like black people commit more percent of crimes or whatever but like not just i mean that
02:39:01is factually true but that's a separate from the point um if i was going ahead on top of that so1.00
02:39:07it is true that men are commit more violent crimes right but what feminists do is they they completely1.00
02:39:12warp and misrepresent and like skew the data change the data um claim that like the the incidence rate1.00
02:39:20of victimization for women among certain crimes is way higher than it is this is going to create
02:39:26like a panic in women that otherwise really doesn't need to exist. And then secondly,
02:39:32it's going to create a much easier framework. Like if you say that this certain crime happens
02:39:37one out of a hundred times as compared to one in four, one in three, one in two,
02:39:42that basically creates exponentially more demonization of men. And so
02:39:53uh feminism has a long history of completely like frauding their bullshit statistics um and then1.00
02:40:02just their entire their core structure the core structure of feminism it relies on this patriarchy1.00
02:40:08theory which basically posits that uh the story of his uh the story of history is one of gender1.00
02:40:15struggle basically it's like marxist ideology but for retarded feminists um the the instead of a1.00
02:40:22class struggle the story of history it's a gender struggle and it's the story of men as oppressor0.95
02:40:28as a class and women as oppressed as a class and so if you teach women hey 50 of the population
02:40:37is evil and bad and they want to like keep you oppressed and they are the oppressor and you
02:40:45are oppressed and you're disadvantaged in every possible way uh possible then yeah that's going
02:40:52create massive amounts of resentment in women towards men um and uh there's i could go on and
02:41:00and you can see that it's like amped up as the years go by it just gets like worse and worse
02:41:05you think i mean i would say yeah in the past 10 years do you think that me too what do you think
02:41:11about the me too movement that's all part of that i mean i think that's when it kind of started0.99
02:41:16getting even a little bit more kind of intense yeah well i think feminists at least somewhat0.98
02:41:24like 10 or 20 years ago at least somewhat attempted to hide their man hatred but now0.97
02:41:30they're pretty much it's completely masked off and um i mean uh you think it's rooted because
02:41:40of their experience with say some bad ones and then they just well of course there's there's bad
02:41:46people out there there's bad men there's bad women yeah sure um my my criticism of the well women
02:41:54have and look i'm going to go ahead and say yeah women do have bad experiences with men we also
02:42:00would have to examine what are the bad experiences that men have with women but that is often
02:42:04overlooked i think the big thing here though is i kind of don't like that framework because we have
02:42:10to treat people as individuals and so when and it's very easy to get caught up in that because
02:42:19it gives you a an excuse for your shitty life um to to have an out group that you can blame for how0.88
02:42:25your life is a failure like a scapegoat essentially men are scapegoats for feminists but0.97
02:42:30But I reject it because if you reject women, or rather, if you accept women who say, well, I've had one, two, three, four, five bad experiences with men, more, less, whatever it is.
02:42:44And so because I've had these bad experiences with men, and many times these experiences with men can be really bad.
02:43:18we're going to have to be willing to apply that same logic to the racial component too.1.00
02:43:24And that's where these people completely crumble because oftentimes feminists are liberal, woke-minded, and they're going to tell you racism is terrible.1.00
02:43:32Racism is one of the worst sins that you can commit, and I would tend to agree.1.00
02:43:37Well, it's not the worst thing, but racism is bad, right?
02:43:41And so you would flip it on them and say, okay, well, say I've had one, two, or three bad experiences with a black person.0.55
02:43:50does this now give me justification to hate all black people that would be racism that would be0.92
02:43:55wrong right but then they can't quite they cannot um they can't separate that they can't reconcile0.95
02:44:03okay i feel i i hate men i dislike men because of my bad experiences with men but i would have
02:44:11i would have a massive issue with a white person having racial uh animosity because they've had
02:44:18bad experiences with a, say a black person, for example. So it's like hypocrisy is what you're0.90
02:44:22saying. Well, it's not necessary to some degree, a little bit, but, um, well, it would also be
02:44:30hypocrisy because if a man were to say, um, I hate women because I've had one or two, two,1.00
02:44:35three bad experiences with women, women would rightly, uh, feminists would rightly say,1.00
02:44:41well, that's wrong. You shouldn't hate an entire group of people just because you've had one or1.00
02:44:46two, three bad experiences with a few of them, or even with a lot of them, you still, I don't think
02:44:52it's fair. Yeah. I mean, that's, those are valid points. Thanks for explaining it.
02:44:59So the same way, like, for example, I would reject the idea that if you, whatever race you are, but
02:45:06like, just to use the, I guess the simple example, if you're a white person and you've had a bad
02:45:11experience with a black person, I don't think that that should, that should not be your
02:45:15justification to then become a racist and hate black people that's unfair you need to treat
02:45:20people as individuals individuals in that same way then um women who've had bad experiences with men0.90
02:45:25you should not go on and hate hate men hate all men because of those bad experiences so do you
02:45:31think that that's why women are feminist because they had bad experience with men or you don't
02:45:36oftentimes they're looking at bigger issues like you know women weren't always um able to vote0.99
02:45:40women still don't get the same opportunities as men their wages are different when they have the
02:45:45same job but me personally I'm not a feminist you know I'm saying but I'm just I'm just playing0.95
02:45:50well actually many many like feminists throughout history there's one feminist in particular I can't
02:45:56actually remember her name but in some of her later work she actually admitted a feminist admitted0.72
02:46:02that she mostly just did it to annoy her father oh my gosh so a lot of and she admitted that she0.54
02:46:07had a poor relationship with her father um so i do actually think that a lot of these feminists0.80
02:46:12uh a lot of it is just due to um yes they're bad experiences with men not really um not really1.00
02:46:22due to any actual uh desire to actually see social change but rather to um sort of annoy men
02:46:32but you know in your title for today's show yeah you said brian versus
02:46:39and like number of feminists i just assume i guess i just assume all women are feminists0.93
02:46:46until proven otherwise but you know no then that's the hypocrisy right there
02:46:51because i didn't even know the definition of it you know yeah i mean i'm being a bit0.92
02:46:56joking here i guess but do you know there are thousands of feminist organizations in the united
02:47:03states who are fighting for the rights of women and there are only five organizations that fight
02:47:10for the rights of men and despite that despite that you know women and men still date so they're
02:47:17not doing such a good job you know however many there are uh well date and get married and have1.00
02:47:24children uh sure but what's yeah well my point is you're saying feminists feminists maybe some1.00
02:47:32women that you see on the surface who act like as you say feminists there is some number of them0.98
02:47:38but majority are not so the reason you're seeing them is because they're on social media they are
02:47:45inadequate they're posting all kind of uh all kind of like crazy uh crazy video like to support
02:47:51Lindsay Clancy or whatever it is like they're doing all this you know posting online and you're
02:47:59seeing those crazy people uh exhibiting themselves and the reason you sort of associate all women0.99
02:48:06with them is because you know SHIT floats so they are on the surface that's what you see0.99
02:48:12uh well I mean here's the thing though is um I would say the majority of women are feminist1.00
02:48:19is the thing i i think so they didn't say something so i mean obviously there are women
02:48:25who are not feminists and then there's going to be women who are degrees of feminist the desire
02:48:30to have equal rights with men equal rights is not really a feminism it's just it's just the society
02:48:38comes to a point when you just have no choice you just have to give of course well we always
02:48:47have choices, but I mean, there is a component, though, and I know it's in your notes.
02:48:57My, I actually am somewhat against universal suffrage. So what this means is some people
02:49:03say repeal the 19th. They just want to get rid of women's right to vote. I actually am0.83
02:50:45And also, it's actually racist, the people who say, who are against it, because they're suggesting that, because they often argue, well, people of color would, it's harder for them to, no, hold on.
02:50:58Black people, Latinos, they know how to get IDs.
02:51:02Like, it's the bigotry of low expectations.
02:51:04so the idea like all these democrats who say oh well people the people of color communities would
02:51:13suffer because of voter id it's like wow that's super racist like so i don't know i guess it's
02:51:19because i'm just gonna say i am part of the black community you're not so there's there are certain
02:51:23things that i see in my community that are very unfair that you would never experience
02:51:26so kind of like in the same way that you're saying oh only people that are net positive or
02:51:32that contribute x amount should be able to vote but guess what everybody doesn't get the same
02:51:36opportunity to become that so we're looking at education we're looking at um underserved
02:51:41communities you know i'm saying like i have i have personally tried to help people who didn't
02:51:46have an id at this born to you girl i'm just asking you want me to stop talking no it's just
02:51:53yawning okay that was in the fake anyway so i personally tried to help someone get their id
02:51:59So right now the real ID requirements are that you have your birth certificate, you have your social security card, or an insurance card and stuff like that.
02:52:07So someone who is homeless that doesn't have these things, you can't go get your social security card because guess what?
02:52:13You don't have your birth certificate or you don't have insurance, okay?
02:52:16So then when you try to go get your birth certificate, you need your ID.
02:56:07Somebody probably missed out on the job opportunity that I had that deserved it more than me because they were stereotyped because of their name.
02:56:17Are you saying that people who get handouts from the government for whatever reason, me, I can get handouts from the government.
02:56:25And if I do, you know, I shouldn't be voting because what I'm going or who I'm going to vote for are the people who are going to give me those handouts.
02:57:08They're really trying, and they're just not making it, especially in this economy.
02:57:12It's horrible, and those people do need government assistance, and guess what?
02:57:16Those people, because I was one of them, okay, but what I did was I got government assistance, and what I did was I created opportunities for myself, but I didn't need it anymore.
02:57:24Now, there are some people, the other people, who live off of it.
02:57:44And a lot of those people don't vote because they don't care until their benefits get taken.
02:57:49Honestly, it doesn't matter what you and I are saying because nobody is going to repeal the 19th Amendment and nobody is going to change anything.
02:57:57So we're just talking about it just for nothing, just to discuss.
03:00:21Nobody's going to scale every individual individual circumstances to see why they're not paying a certain amount of tax and why they don't have an ID.
03:04:56I would say that there are different models of relationships where, for example, if you take Christian family, they want what you call submissive woman to a husband when husband submits to God and so on.0.66
03:05:11So this is one model of relationships.0.90
03:05:13There are models of relationships when people just date for fun.
03:05:53discuss with your potential partner how you pay for the dates because your goal is to get to know
03:06:01each other. And if, for example, I know that you are, you present yourself as a resource because
03:06:08you want some leech to come to you and sort of take your money or sell yourself because you're
03:06:16sort of going to support someone. So that's... Wait, wait, you think, can you explain that a
03:06:22further oh of course of course so okay you say i present myself how you present yourself as a
03:06:29person of means tiffany were you not showing these you present yourself as someone who can
03:06:37pay for everything my wife is not going to work or my girlfriend is not going to work
03:06:42so basically you are entering into the relationships with an equal unequal positions
03:06:49you know so okay and and well so okay how am i presenting myself and then um
03:06:59women who want a provider of their leeches i don't view it that way but what i said what i
03:07:07said at the beginning that you have uh different models of relationships right yeah i know so you
03:07:13have a family for example i have my family my husband and i we contribute to the family to
03:07:21the betterment of the family whatever whatever it takes each one is doing whatever whatever is
03:07:26possible okay but explain explain what you said though so you said brian you're portraying your
03:07:31i didn't quite catch the what you said i do but then you said and you want to date a woman who's
03:07:36leech yes i'm saying i'm saying that when you when you position yourself yourself on the market
03:07:43and you're trying to date women to whom you are saying up front that you are going to provide for
03:07:50them you're going to attract the type of women who want those women and men to be their provider
03:07:59and this is the only value that they see in you value that hold on that doesn't even what what
03:08:05you mean doesn't even yeah that doesn't make sense though so how okay saying that you're desirous of
03:08:11a certain kind of dynamic you're suggesting so the fact that i'm successful uh and that if i was
03:08:19saying that hold on wait wait i want to use what you just said and apply it differently so okay
03:08:28Okay. A woman who says that one of her great desires is to have children, and she wants to have many children.
03:08:40Well, hold on. That's setting yourself up to only be seen as a uterus, which I reject.0.93
03:08:47I think a woman can say that she's very desirous of having children and be seen as something that transcends simply just her ability to have children, her uterus, her being a baby maker.
03:09:00In my case, even though I say, you know what, I am desirous of a, I'm open to a relationship where she doesn't have to work, perhaps that's even preferable, perhaps that's what I want.
03:09:12How would it then follow that that is the only metric by which or for which a woman would want to date me for?
03:09:22I'm saying that when you position it as, at the beginning, when you position it for everyone to know, right, then the kind of women that you attract, they're going to look for exactly that.
03:09:35And some of them, or many of them, might be looking for someone to support them.
03:15:38That, one second, if a man has means and invites you to a date to an expensive restaurant and you see that it's expensive restaurant, he probably, possibly might be expecting something from you.
03:15:53So you can raise a question and say, hey, you know, I don't feel really comfortable because it's kind of expensive for me.
03:16:02I'm not going, what your sign, am I saying something nonsense or what?
03:18:30i'm trying to keep it on track okay i came back okay all right so i think that women have to
03:18:39participate i don't think that men should be the ones the ones who are paying like all the way i
03:18:48think that investment into the relationship has to be equal what i'm trying to get at maybe on a
03:18:55second what i'm trying to get at is you say your position yes is that and i'm just going off your
03:19:00notes here. You're saying that there should be, and look, I agree with you that dating is very
03:19:06messy and people are not having a good time with dating. Men are not happy. Women are not happy.
03:19:13People will hopefully end up meeting a good person, but there's a lot of struggle oftentimes1.00
03:19:19before you do find a good person. And there's a lot of complications when it comes to dating.
03:19:24uh, social media, these dating apps has not made, uh, it a particularly good time for people.
03:19:32You were saying that it should be taught. My issue though, is that I believe from you from
03:19:40probably from your perspective, if you were to, and I'm not asking you, okay, well tell me the
03:19:45exact, give me a syllabus of everything there would be in a class. You say, well, it should
03:19:49be taught in school and actually i don't even think that that's the worst idea maybe we could
03:19:54have a class or something like that i think my criticism here is that if there were to be a class0.67
03:20:00it almost inevitably would be i suspect would frame it as this is how men should be this is
03:20:09what men should do without any mention of any burden on women because it's it's socially
03:20:16acceptable and okay in society to tell men, you should do this. It's okay. Men should do this.
03:20:23Men should do that. Men should be willing to die for women. Men should be willing to provide and1.00
03:20:26protect. That's not an objectionable position to have. The moment, the moment men say women should
03:20:34instantly, it digs into this combative nature that a lot of Western women have as it relates
03:20:44to feminism. And so my issue here is, it's okay, we teach men how to treat women, we teach women
03:20:53how to expect to be treated, but we don't teach women how to treat men, and we don't teach men
03:21:01how to expect to be treated. And so this idea that some school would not just fall into this,
03:21:09all the burden is on men to perform or to act in a certain way and then it would it would be this
03:21:18honestly this frankly terrible framing that's why i'm asking you what should men do in this
03:21:22in the payment component because you would probably everything boils down to the burden
03:21:31is on men we we don't we don't hold women accountable we don't tell women how they should
03:21:37act or what they should do. It's all about how men should be. And then we teach women,
03:21:42here's what you should expect. When women say they're romantic, that has nothing to do with0.99
03:21:48how the woman acts. It's actually the most hilarious thing. When women say they love1.00
03:21:53romance and being romantic, it's as receiver, as receiver of romance, not doer of romance or0.96
03:22:03giver of romance. That's exactly why I told you that I would expect investment into the
03:22:08relationships to be equal from both parties. And if you look into my notes over there.
03:22:13But you're against submission. I'm against submission. Are you against submission? Yes,
03:22:18I am. Okay. So what the fuck do men get in a relationship? I'm saying in Christian. Tell me,
03:22:23tell me what, but okay, hold on. Being submissive in a relationship can exist absent religion.
03:22:29So I understand it's perhaps easier to procure this because you can just point to scripture if you're both Christian and be like, the fucking Bible tells you to do it.1.00
03:28:10No, but you said they should teach a class on how to date.
03:28:12On a second thought, in schools in California, when you have those Democrat teachers who are, like, anti-male, probably it's not going to be a good idea.
03:28:25Unless you have a curriculum that goes across, like, entire country, federal curriculum, whatever.
03:28:44Is it possible in a classroom setting that a student will ask the dating teacher in the class who's giving, like, here's dating tips and how to, you know, which, look, I think there's merit to it.
03:28:57A male student says, hey, who should make the first move?
03:29:02Should I go up to the girl or should – what would your prescription be?0.99
03:29:07My prescription would be, if you like the girl, you can ask her out.0.97
03:42:53But we have a reality when you have people or women who carry babies that they don't want, right?0.92
03:43:01But no legal restrictions on abortion.0.99
03:43:03So would you have any, say the woman, okay, but hold on.1.00
03:43:10But one of the reasons women get abortions early on is because they don't want to be parentally or financially responsible.0.77
03:43:20And say it's within six weeks or whatever, or eight weeks or ten weeks, they will be granted an abortion that, like, terminates the life of the fetus in your utero, I guess is the right term.
03:44:34Now, you might say, well, okay, once it's past the point of viability, and somebody in the chat can maybe correct me because this is not my area of expertise.
03:44:43Are you arguing that past viability, if you induce an abortion the same way you would induce an abortion?
03:52:14I'm just saying that you have social means, not through legal, not through legal, not through the government, but through social means to influence what women do with unwanted babies or when babies are born or what they do, what are alternatives to abortion.
03:54:36My rule is sometimes women, if men suggest to go out and women feel that men paying puts an obligation on them to further than participate in more activities,1.00
03:54:53then women should jump in and pay for the date to prevent this type of obligation because you
03:55:02don't want to feel obligated that's my that's my rule if i feel that it's too much i'm saying okay
03:55:10we're going to split this time yeah but why would you want to for i mean i actually this is a
03:55:16criticism i have of men uh you are not owed sex just because a woman pays for the date
03:55:22So I would question why a woman would want to even continue pursuing things with a man who she detects some sort of entitlement to sex because he paid for a date or a fancy date.
03:55:42Men are not owed sex because he buys dinner.
03:55:45I didn't say that depends on men who feels entitled for sex.
03:55:50I said it depends on a woman who feels that it might put an obligation on her.0.96
04:05:19So when women say, oh, but I'm not a housekeeper and I'm not your personal chef and I'm not your mom.0.94
04:05:24Great. I'm not your father. I'm not your provider. I'm not your protector. I'm not your bodyguard. I'm not your mechanic. I'm not your IT guy. I'm not your plumber. I'm not the trash man. You can do all that shit.0.68
04:05:36Exactly. And first of all, and also, also, Brian, if you ask a woman, go do my laundry, and she responds to this way, you should dump her.1.00
04:05:51And she responds to the way, I'm not your mother, or she responds to, I'm not your housekeeper, if she responds to this way, if you ask her to do your laundry.0.69
04:10:12you should be you should be traditional man i feel like i knew that's what you were getting to
04:10:18you you are against women wanting men to be the traditional men the provider this and that but
04:10:24they're not the traditional one exactly they don't want to cook they don't want to clean
04:10:28they on social media twerking all there you go you know so i get what you're saying that's what
04:10:34i'm saying and i feel like nowadays that's what i'm saying there's like 50 genders right and too
04:10:38many genders people dispute gender roles i feel like genders i feel like date who has the same
04:10:44interest and same beliefs as you so me i naturally i like to cook i like to clean i'm a very clean0.98
04:10:49when i keep my house clean if i go over your house and your shit dirty i'm gonna clean your0.98
04:10:52shit up true i'm a day i'm a hard-working woman i date hard-working men and but it's just in my0.99
04:10:58nature to be caring to be hospitable so if this man's working hard he don't feel like doing a0.91
04:11:04dish i'm doing dishes i'm cooking and making sure you got food when you come home i'm running your
04:11:08bath all the time and does he have to ask you for those things thank you you do it because why
04:11:13because i want to do it because you love guess what i ain't doing that for everybody no and you0.98
04:11:18shouldn't do it for anybody i think there are a lot there's a lot of traditional women out there
04:11:23there are there well there are i mean i come across a lot of them i mean me myself i was always
04:11:29even though i worked just because i wanted to and i had hobbies and i like had an entrepreneurial
04:11:34spirit you know designing things whatever i always cook i would rather i prefer that i do
04:11:41i prefer to cook and do all that a lot there's that way it gets done right to see i'm all about
04:11:47that a lot of women they know it's a different generation it's a different generation tradition
04:11:53looks so much different like tradition back then and that's why women they want to be taking care0.98
04:11:58of and stuff because and that goes back to the women's rights shit back then women couldn't get0.87
04:12:03a job that they were they were stay-at-home moms you know they were the wives and stuff like that0.97
04:12:07and then I assume that most women like let's just say you go through a divorce right because you1.00
04:12:12couldn't get a job and shit like that you can't provide for yourself you know so women want to1.00
04:12:17equal rights to be able to work so if you want equal rights to work that means that you're0.95
04:12:22bringing in income so if men feel like okay you want to be you want to have the same rights as a
04:12:27man then you shouldn't expect a man to be that traditional man you know what I'm saying like0.86
04:12:32But women nowadays, they still expect men to be the traditional men, to pay for every damn thing, but they don't want to still live in those traditional roles as the woman that takes care of the house and takes care of the man.0.99
04:12:44If you expect traditional relationships, you behave like a traditional woman.0.97
04:18:32now when you take out the barista you can expect she would want your resources to be0.96
04:18:41flowing to her she would want to go with you to the mall buy stuff when i'm with the barista for1.00
04:18:49example well you are i'm saying that that women women have different requirements right a woman1.00
04:18:58And a woman who is a software engineer, for example, she would go with you out and she would not be expecting to transfer your funds into her pocket.1.00
04:19:13And she wouldn't be interested in things that a barista would otherwise be interested.
04:19:25But then I could also flip the argument to, well, the barista, it's to some degree easier to please her financially, I suppose.0.99
04:19:36Whereas the woman who she herself is a high income earner, she herself has a certain taste for luxury.
04:19:43And if she expects on top of her own spending habits that her man is going to spend, give her gifts that is somewhat commensurate to her lifestyle, the woman who's a barista is going to be impressed.
04:20:00You take her to like, say, a lower level experience, whereas the woman who's perhaps wealthy, her expectations may not be or rather her expectations might be higher because she is wealthy.
04:20:12you are making an assumption about what you're also making but you're also making an assumption0.89
04:20:17that the barista is like oh take me to the mall and buy shit for me when maybe that's not even0.68
04:20:25the case there's plenty of women who uh have barista jobs or work at mcdonald's where0.99
04:20:31they're not gonna expect that of you perhaps perhaps but you know if you are dating for1.00
04:20:38relationships and you have children with a woman who's like they are twins right one is a barista
04:20:47and another and you want this this woman also to homeschool your children right yeah she doesn't1.00
04:20:53need a two thousand dollar purse yeah barista you want to homeschool your children so whom
04:21:00would you rather have homeschool your children a woman who has well now well what's interesting0.87
04:21:07about this is if we're going to create these scenarios where we're controlling for basically0.80
04:21:12everything what i would point to you what i would point out is the barista is much more willing to
04:21:19give up her career than the software engineer boss babe career oriented woman but so you're saying
04:21:27okay we we we compose all the characteristics in favor of the boss babe no i'm not saying in favor0.59
04:21:37of the boss baby. I'm not saying that boss baby
04:22:07general expectations the woman who is career oriented now you're what you're doing is you're
04:22:13taking away well okay all things being equal okay so then what we're doing here is the career
04:22:19oriented woman the career oriented woman um she's completely okay stopping her career yes i've seen
04:22:29i stopped my career my second child was born i stopped my career okay i know other i mean i know
04:22:36it's anecdotal anecdotal uh in reality though i'm saying in reality but in reality who's more
04:22:43likely to i know plenty in reality career women who stopped their career for children in reality
04:22:50which woman is more likely to be willing to uh give up her career and be okay with it1.00
04:22:58the barista or the woman who's uh two years away from getting partner at her law firm0.99
04:23:04which one in this case i agree with you she might want to go be a partner if this is her priority0.91
04:23:12but i'm saying for many women if you date someone you choose a woman for yourself right
04:23:18you don't have to choose someone whose priority is not children that's up to you
04:23:24okay but we can you're choosing women whose priority that's why you're dating
04:23:30He's giving you the scenario. He's giving you the scenario. He's basically making a point that the barista is going to be more likely to give up her career because she hasn't built more success than the career woman. Because the career woman has more to lose than the barista. The barista just has a job that, you know, like a barista job, you know. So that's basically what he's saying.
04:24:47he's talking about ending the career for the relationship for the man to be you know submissive
04:24:54to the man or whatever which is likely which is likely that barista would give it up before
04:24:59barista will give it up not just likely but 100 percent that's what he would she will give it up
04:25:04that's yeah that's what he's that's what he's getting at we look i i would give you an example
04:25:09as follows i think that and you know if we just create hypotheticals where everything is equal
04:25:16It's just, okay, then they're equal, I guess.
04:25:19But in the real world, we don't really see that.
04:25:22So if we completely equalize for everything, I don't know if it's particularly helpful in actually establishing, well, how would this actually, what are we actually trying to communicate or establish here?
04:25:36my argument is not that all women who have a career or who have some degree of career orientation
04:25:44are terrible partners and you shouldn't date them that's not my position my position is simply0.99
04:25:51i think women tend to overestimate the value that their career has like in terms of making a man0.99
04:25:59not making a man but will a man assess a woman as more or less attractive because of her career1.00
04:26:06that's my argument so are there women who are baristas and terrible partners yes are there0.90
04:26:12women who are high-powered attorneys and would make a good great girlfriend or wife yes my my0.97
04:26:19primary issue is that i think women sometimes get caught up and they think that their career
04:26:26or their money makes them more attractive to men when it's like really low on the totem pole of
04:26:33what, what men care about. And so like women, even if they're high powered, make a, make a bunch of1.00
04:26:43money. Oftentimes they're not going to pay for dates. They still want the guy to pay. Uh, they1.00
04:26:49oftentimes want to date a guy who makes more than them. Like when men make a lot of money, they'll0.98
04:26:55date a girl who doesn't make money you don't really see that quite as often in0.81
04:27:00the reverse so let's let's do a hypothetical okay you have twins one of
04:27:09them is a barista and one of them is a career woman and career woman is willing0.64
04:27:13to give up just like the barista willing to give up her career to be a family0.99
04:27:19woman with children whom would you choose yeah she will not make any more1.00
04:27:23money she's going to be home stay stay home wife what who would you choose for my children for you
04:27:31for your children correct well this is different than from who i would date but you said that you
04:27:38are dating with intention to build long-term relationship that's what you said i think i think
04:27:44you can guide your children to some degree differently
04:27:48what do you mean guide your children to something you're okay but
04:27:54how how i would you don't have to spend time on my on my uh
04:28:52Okay, everything else being equal and they're just as likely, then yes, conceivably the woman with a career, my daughter who has a career, well, hmm, everything else being equal.
05:57:26woman who killed her children okay so you're saying as like an influence for women well yes
05:57:30no one's taking real influence from the murderer lady hold on the lindsey clancy case has awoken0.97
05:57:38levels of retardation in women we have not seen we agree in0.98
05:57:46this is what the lindsey clancy thing is the most black pulling thing0.99
05:57:51i've honestly seen in my lifetime um i think lindsey clancy well okay there's women who are1.00
05:58:00going on the war path for her who are showing up to well when the trial was occurring showing up0.60
05:58:06to the courthouse doing heart emojis as she drives by like the idea i i understand i'm not gonna
05:58:14to be totally misunderstanding what they're trying to do. Some of these women are saying,1.00
05:58:22hey, there's a mental health component to this. And she was taking these drugs. So there's a1.00
05:58:28big pharma component. And she had postpartum. And we should have some consideration for that.0.99
05:58:37But it's like, look, I think we can have a discussion of the impact of big pharma,
05:58:42the over-prescription of certain medications, women who have postpartum depression, postpartum psychosis, but also be like, I support women who have those things, or rather, I understand the struggle of going through those things,
05:59:04But to attach a sort of baseline level of support for Lindsay Clancy is actually insane, regardless of where you stand on those other topics.
05:59:15It's like this woman killed her three kids.
07:18:29protocol right and so i went and sat down i gave him his name whatever and i just sat there
07:18:34and i'm waiting and waiting and like five minutes go by 10 minutes go by i'm like this is a trip
07:18:40and i just started getting that i have really good intuition just started getting this weird
07:18:45feeling and that was when i got a text message from him oh okay i'm terrible i'm terribly sorry
07:18:50but i'm no longer interested i'm like what okay so so yeah so you total it was like 10 15 minutes
07:18:59yeah yeah and that's and i had been speaking to him for like a little while his ex-girlfriend
07:19:06called back his ex-girlfriend called herself no okay so you claim you didn't catfish if he picked
07:19:12her up right but no no we exchange pictures like all the time like yeah i'm gonna go work out now
07:19:17whatever nothing nasty or anything like just normal like hey i'm doing this i'm doing that
07:19:21just pictures would you put the filter on the pictures i never use a filter and i don't really
07:19:26wear makeup and the the photos you sent how did you meet i met him on hinge i believe okay the
07:19:34pictures you had on hinge i don't use filters on anything makeup i don't this is pictures of you
07:19:39when you were younger no hell no no my pictures are all like now okay now keep in mind i'm gonna
07:19:47i'm gonna go ahead and just be like okay it's not a catfish situation from his perspective right
07:19:53um although even if you don't wear makeup and use filters
07:19:58were the photos whole body full body both oh no i sent him pictures of i have pictures of me
07:20:05how old was he full dress he um was probably around your age my age yeah did she did she
07:20:14reveal this she says all of the guys she dates are younger men yeah yeah i tried to i tried to
07:20:21date men my age just not working okay so i get it the cougar thing this is interesting no no it's
07:20:28not a cougar thing so i'm not a i don't look for them they find me well hold on when you're on
07:20:33hinge you can set your age range no but i don't look for men this is just this is not a hint it's
07:20:38like everywhere yeah but most most women on like most 30 year old women wouldn't set their age
07:20:44range to like 18 to 40 i usually do it from like probably 36 or 38 to like 60 or something0.92
07:20:54and then so what they do is they give you a few years that way or a few years that way i mean
07:20:58okay you're 59 yeah i am and you set you want to date a 38 year old sure why not that's i click
07:21:06better i click look i don't object to age gap relationships i'm not getting married but it's
07:21:10okay. The, the, I, okay, fine. You're, uh, you're fine dating younger people. That's fine. Um,
07:21:16going back to the, the date situation. Um,
07:21:22okay. So a couple of things here, a 10 period window of time is enough time to potentially
07:21:32figure out if this is like a vibe or not uh not what really wasn't here do you still have his
07:21:40he drove like he drove like two hours to see me okay that wait that does make i'm an ellie yeah
07:21:47the girlfriend texts him or call him there's no way all these things for him just to and you sent
07:21:54him photos yeah yep i promise he knew your age and how you guys were texting for a couple weeks
07:22:01or something for over a month i mean like yeah for for a good amount of time and he he had tried
07:22:05to match with me several times okay this is getting a bit so he had tried to match with me
07:22:10several several times several times and and i was like no i'm not really into what's his job i'm not
07:22:15into police officers oh he's a cop he's a cop i'm not into that at all and you're okay but he was
07:22:19you know i was like i'm like well maybe who know maybe i don't know so i was like maybe did you
07:22:24guys ever facetimed um i think we might have actually once and we spoke on the phone also
07:22:31do you think like your ex-husband would have somebody like no no not even no he doesn't even
07:22:36live in the state like no no see what you're doing or whatever totally not like that okay
07:22:40no no not even i know it's weird because we were like yeah no like no one could figure it out i'm
07:22:47like this is the weirdest freaking thing and you asked him any what did he oh no no i called him0.93
07:22:52right away he didn't answer the phone of course not wait where does he live oh fuck i wish we did0.98
07:22:59this earlier where he is he's in um what's the um the place it's in orange county so he's like a0.98
07:23:05harupa valley hold on cop so what's next he's in he's in california yeah yeah okay
07:23:12we're gonna fucking do this um now we got to check it beforehand honestly just met he might
07:23:20know the podcast, send them a text message right now and be like, hi, I'm on the whatever podcast.0.97
07:23:27Remember that I'm just telling them about what happened. I'm not going to say your name.
07:23:31The first thing you could just ask is, you could be like, hmm, what's the best framing for this?
07:23:37I mean, one, we should get him on the phone, but if he's not open to that, I would say,
07:23:43hey, just because I'm on the whatever podcast, I don't know if you've seen it. I'm not going
07:23:46to share your name or anything will you tell me what was wrong and i think if you say that we'll
07:23:53get the answer you think okay i have to search for for his thing that tiffany will bring you
07:23:58your phone tiffany will bring you your phone and you can do it at the table everything um
07:24:03and then if he's down to be called we'll call him otherwise um i'm trying to think what's that area
07:24:10near here's laguna like inland from laguna alisa viejo no um well it doesn't that doesn't matter
07:24:17the location or whatever but hold on you posted in on the the are we dating the same guy i think
07:24:24those are kind of toxic i'm not gonna lie yeah i did and there were three people that knew exactly
07:24:30who he was and there was another person chimed in that actually works with him she's like em she's
07:24:36the emt and i was done and she's like well there's more to the story and i'm like really do tell
07:24:44what did she tell no of course not there's no there's nothing more there was nothing else
07:24:49happened maybe she was like nothing happened something going on with him i i mean i don't
07:24:53know maybe it's the pink one yeah yeah it was weird and it was just like i mean i didn't even
07:25:01need closure it was like whatever but i was just in shock because i've have never experienced that
07:25:06Okay. So here, we're going to craft the text right now. Um, I have to find it though. I don't know if he's blocked you or something or whatever, but it was a while ago. So, okay. So you're going to text him. Hey, I'm on the whatever podcast right now. I'm not going to share your name, but I told the story of our date.
07:25:32can you, for the podcast, can you tell me the reason or better yet, can we call you?
07:25:43Okay, let me, uh, hold on. Cause we need it. We need the reason. Let him text. We need the reason.
07:25:50Was that good? Yes. It was very good. Yes. Do you need to text? Give him the 300 IQ 300 IQ,
07:25:56Or I could tell her to do it and she'll do it.0.60
07:27:23Jenny, Jenny, Jenny, uh, stupid song. Um, not your name that nevermind.1.00
07:27:29Don't worry about it. She's South Korean. Yeah. Uh,1.00
07:27:35you almost died of three different cancers with a 16% chance to still be here1.00
07:27:40and you can no longer sit idly by and listen to the crap.1.00
07:27:43Those two Armenians said this. So you sent this in a while ago, I guess.0.99
07:27:47Yeah. Um, wait, so you had three different cancers. What were the cancers?
07:27:51All at one time. I went in and they found out that everything that made me a female was, the way the doctor put it is that it was waging war on my body.
08:20:11like for example i i could probably have a better education than you but if if we secure the same
08:20:18job role you're probably you're probably going to get paid more or you're going to be respected
08:20:23more in the workplace you know a lot of there are some men who will look at women as you know like
08:20:29their their opinion doesn't matter as much than a man's opinion or you already have this preconceived
08:20:34notion of this woman because of how she looks so she must not know what she's talking about or she
08:20:38or she might not you know bring more to the table than this man you know so we're treated like that
08:20:44okay in equal spaces and it's not fair uh the crucible andrew wilson just sent us a raid uh
08:20:52thank you andrew for the raid appreciate it man hope you had a good stream i see mr i believe
08:20:56that's mr e in the chat the enigmatic i believe that's mystery uh hey man thank you so much
08:21:03appreciate you Andrew for the raid do we have an update on any message nothing shit they really do0.60
08:21:10not uh recap for the crucible joiners so uh she dates she's 59 she dates men in their 30s sometimes
08:21:19in their 20s youngest she dated or I guess hooked up with was 25 and um she actually matched with
08:21:27this beefcake of a cop and the cop who and he was in his mid-30s the cop drove two hours and then
08:21:36but the weird thing is is that the cop after having spent about 10 minutes with her dipped
08:21:42left like just wasn't feeling it whatever but she never got an answer as to why and so i
08:21:48texted him on her phone and we're gonna see if we're gonna get a little if he's gonna give us
08:21:56the the deets that would be cool uh okay finishing up your notes uh you say men are gold diggers
08:22:02yes you got any cash on you i have my car in your in your purse my debit card yes no cat like cash
08:22:09like paper cash anybody got cash you got cash you got cash you got cash cash on you cash on you you
08:22:17got cash on you okay quick role reversal have you guys ever just had a guy who just gave you1.00
08:22:22money just because or did something for you just like i've heard sometimes women will be at gas0.99
08:22:29stations and a dude will just fill it up for the girl stuff like that you know have you had that1.00
08:22:36you've had that have you had the guy just not at the gas station not that but like something like
08:22:41that or just here's money yeah absolutely really okay how much can you guys go get your cash and
08:22:50give it to me no just for as a funny role reversal like uh-huh i've never done this um are you gonna
08:22:59split your stream money with us don't worry about that we're all on our own time you're making the
08:23:06minute and there's not a lot of tts's today and i blame you guys for that but what's tts mean uh0.90
08:23:13have we even gotten a fucking i don't even know if we've gotten a tts0.94
08:23:18what does that mean bro that's bad bro very beginning we got yeah did we wait let me just0.98
08:23:29look i think we got i got one t yo who's gonna pop a ball of champagne that's bad bro that's
08:23:36really really that maybe pays for for tiffany's nose job at most well once all once your clippers
08:23:44get going and it'll be good well instagram has me shadow banned no no they don't because i i see
08:23:52all your stuff on on instagram because my friend sham was just on here by the way sham told me she
08:23:56told me to tell you hi who sham sham the the the the trans friend the drag queen yeah oh okay sham
08:24:07was fun she's awesome jam was uh yeah we've been friends for a long time let's see here tell you0.97
08:24:12hi we got one wait hold on bro what yikes all right tiffany you're fucking fired um one tts0.99
08:24:26one so w claim yeah only one tts holy fuck dude all right boys i'm uh ending the fucking whatever1.00
08:24:34podcast um all right never gonna see you guys again fuck off um but uh yeah no no shit yeah1.00
08:24:41you better not be shadow banned are you fucking serious i'm better not i'm like i'm like fucking0.99
08:24:47a week away from getting permabanned on tiktok i'm definitely shadow banned on tiktok shadow0.98
08:24:54banned on x on my main account um shadow banned on instagram no yeah it's bad facebook's doing
08:25:03well facebook's doing well and where else do i post also took a hit on youtube i don't know
08:25:09what's going on there's shit moving behind the scenes that i'm worried about um so anyways i
08:25:15don't know um full moon by the way or well it was filming like a day or two ago okay men are gold0.97
08:25:20diggers will you give me cash i only got a i only got one tts i don't even know what the hell that
08:25:28is give me your cash come on no the money all right i'll i'll send you a foot pic
08:25:34i'm good come on come on no no money no no wait if i get what if i get that guy i'll give you a0.99
08:25:43foot picture though oh my god put that shit away um nice feet okay um men date women they can0.99
08:25:52manipulate that is so not true yes we get manipulated it is true women expectations0.99
08:25:58are too high during the dating phase you say want bills paid favors etc yes1.00
08:26:03i like you already uh it's okay to date multiple people at the same time yes date not fuck0.81
08:26:11erroneous erroneous so are you telling me that when you're trying to find someone that you have
08:26:20their connection with yeah that you're only allowed to date one person dating does not mean
08:26:26having sex yeah men don't do that did i say anything about what i'm allowed to do exactly
08:26:30if i'm dating a woman i should be the only that's the delusion i should be it's the hypocrisy that
08:26:39is that is the only one that's that's how you feel about yourself but i'm just gonna be honest
08:26:46It's like if I'm single and I'm dating, I am trying to find that person that I have a connection with or that I like or that I can tolerate.
08:26:55And I might need to go on a few dates this month to see who I'm interested in.
08:27:00And I cannot feel any type of way if that man is also dating trying to find the same thing.
08:27:04Now, once we become exclusive and we have an understanding that we want to get to know each other more or we're ready to become intimate, that's when things change because I don't play about my health.
08:27:44When we came in, you did not speak to us.1.00
08:27:47Well, yeah, but we already established that was a race thing, okay?0.93
08:27:49No, but all jokes aside, you just, you just, you, you just, the way, the way you talk about women, it just, it just doesn't come off as you like women.
08:39:58Yes, you've got to have somebody that has your back.
08:40:00A lot of times the nature of dating is somewhat adversarial,
08:40:06a little bit in the sense that you're a little on guard initially.
08:40:11Eventually, hopefully you're opened up and you're fully comfortable with the person.
08:40:15But a woman who is like on your team, and that's especially important to me because I, um, I have a controversial job and I, I'll be involved in one, uh, drama or another.
08:56:30But the government can. So if men's contribution, if we were to like really limit, if we were to reduce down very simplistically both women and men's contribution, you would say women bear children.0.59
08:56:48And if we were to reduce men's contribution down, I think it's two-pronged, but it would be to fight wars, to defend the nation, defend the populace, right?
08:57:02So the government can't force men to do that.
08:57:05So you mean draft. That's what you mean, right?
09:01:50Yeah, I would argue – so in terms of you would – we would both agree that both – there's about – a bit more men, but there's about equal labor force participation.
09:05:42Okay, great. For a short period of time, even then, I'm almost going to guess that even when huge swaths of Russian men were killed during World War II, and many women, by the way, a higher proportion of women did pick up some of the slack.
09:06:01All of it. Not some of it. There were no men left.0.72