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May 4, 2023 - Fresh & Fit

03:22:51

Do You Want Kids & What Are You Doing To Prepare? Ft. SNEAKO

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	i'll be named on youtube
	Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out.
	Put your shoes on outside.
	You don't got to put them on in here.
	We are back.
	We're back.
	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to the Fresh Fruit Podcast, man.
	Quick enough so we're getting into the show.
	Romo.com slash Fresh Fruit because we might get canceled after the show we just did a second ago.
	We did it with Ryan Dawson.
	It was awesome.
	We talked about Jeffrey Epstein.
	We talked about them boys, if you know what I'm saying.
	We talked about a certain country that shall not be named on YouTube.
	And we talked about a bunch of other nefarious links to them boys.
	But guys, go check that out.
	We talked about Epstein and then the other part of the show was done on Rumble.
	Exposed a lot of things that people are kind of figuring out now, but it's been out for a very long time that Dawson actually uncovered.
	And because of Sneeko...
	Shout out to Sneeko for introducing Epstein, by the way.
	I don't know why, but every collab that might get us canceled is because of Sneeko.
	Oh.
	Just saying.
	Fantastic.
	There you go.
	What's your point?
	As usual.
	So, yeah, guys.
	And then we're going to do 9-11, so fresh to sweat some more, on Friday, okay?
	And that's just going to be lit.
	And, of course, Chris puts in the sound effect.
	Thanks, bro.
	I appreciate that, man.
	We're going to blow it up.
	Yeah, okay.
	Bro!
	Alright, check us out on freshandfit.locals.com as well, guys.
	If you guys want to get the behind-the-scenes stuff before the show starts.
	Also, check us out on megaphone.
	If you want the audio version of the podcast, just make sure you wear headphones, especially this episode and the one that we just did.
	Also, check us out on freshandfit.locals.com where you guys can get all the merch, hoodies, t-shirts, my favorite shirt, Because Chris is a bum.
	And check us out over there.
	He came late to work again.
	And also check out our clip channel, guys.
	Wait, funny story.
	I was just in Prague.
	And I met this Nigerian guy there.
	And all the way in Prague, he asked me.
	We went to the club afterwards.
	And he's like, man, I just want to know one thing.
	Is Chris really a bum?
	That's sad, though.
	That's hilarious.
	That's awesome.
	That's not good, bro.
	That's awesome.
	Fantastic.
	I don't claim anything, right?
	He's going to be drinking the Henny tonight.
	All right.
	Check us out on Fresh Fit Clips, guys.
	If you guys want to get the best parts of the show, we post six clips per day, ten shorts per day.
	Check out our other Clips channel, more Fresh Fit Clips.
	Also, check out Fresh Fit Vlog.
	Guys, for vlogs, man, we travel the world.
	Funny vlogs, shorts.
	Go check it out.
	He's in there, too, as well.
	I don't know why.
	But, guys, we opened up May 1st.
	The CEO Network, man.
	We got to meet up the 27th of May.
	A lot of value in there.
	Zoom calls.
	And, as well, you get to get access to me 24-7.
	So, go check it out, guys.
	And then check me out, guys, on Fed1811.
	The last episode I did was on DC Snipers back in 2002.
	If you guys remember, they had everyone terrorized for like 23 days.
	And then I'm going to be dropping the Bonanno Crown family and Donnie Brasco, you guys, the FBI agent that almost became a made man with the mafia.
	That comes out tomorrow at 7 p.m.
	Forget about it.
	Go ahead and check me out over there, man, okay?
	Forget about it!
	And what else do we got here?
	Oh, and my book!
	I keep forgetting about this.
	Guys, go get my book, Why Women Deserve Less in Soft and Hardcover.
	Go ahead and check it out.
	It's the number one Amazon bestseller.
	And yeah, go check it out, man.
	It's also on...
	I got it on Audible, Kindle, Hardcover, Softcover.
	So yeah, man, go get it.
	The best part, looking at girls around the table, you bring a book up.
	It's hilarious.
	It's only about 80 pages, so it's a short read because, well, of course, women deserve less.
	So, what about you, Chris?
	Speaking of girls around the table, Sorry, guys.
	DM me on Airsy Fox on IG. I sound like fresh just now.
	Nigga, fuck you!
	You're the host.
	So make sure your page has photos.
	It has everything.
	Yeah, man.
	Let's have a great show, ladies.
	Yo.
	All right.
	This show, whatever.
	Ladies on the panel.
	Yo.
	Okay.
	If you don't mind, ladies.
	How are you still lit, man?
	Yeah.
	We don't know, bro.
	I don't know.
	Okay.
	Ladies on the panel, if you don't mind, please give us your name, your age, what you do for a living, dating status, and if you want to, of course.
	And we'll start on the couch.
	Welcome back.
	Hi!
	My name is Kara.
	I'm 22 years old.
	I am a financial analyst.
	I am single.
	Wait, still?
	Apparently, yeah, no.
	No, just dating.
	And then, is it your level of education too, right?
	Bachelor's in finance.
	Cool.
	Okay, where are you from?
	Oh, I'm from Ohio.
	Not Chicago?
	No, still not.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Ohio.
	What part of Ohio?
	Cleveland.
	There we go.
	Okay.
	I knew of some city in the Midwest.
	No offense.
	Okay.
	And then your BA, where'd you get it from?
	Ohio State.
	Okay.
	Buckeyes, right?
	Yes.
	All right.
	Cool.
	Cool.
	What about you?
	My name is Vittoria.
	I'm 30.
	Wait, 30?
	Yes.
	Okay.
	Where are you from?
	I'm from Panama.
	Okay.
	And I work in the hospitality industry.
	Okay.
	Hospital?
	Hospitality industry.
	I'm just kidding.
	I'm just kidding.
	Okay.
	Highest education level completed?
	It's high school.
	Okay.
	And then relationship status?
	Oh, my relationship status, single.
	And I also have a podcast of my own.
	It's called Flow La Musica, but it's mostly based about Latin music.
	Okay.
	Alright.
	You have somebody last time, right?
	Yeah.
	Did you break up last time or no?
	No, no, no.
	I'm still single.
	Okay, cool.
	She belongs to the streets!
	What about you?
	This guy, Chris.
	What's your name?
	So my name is Dali.
	I'm 20.
	I'm from Argentina.
	I'm a server at a country club and a nightclub.
	Where'd you go to high school?
	In Argentina.
	In Argentina.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	And you're a server?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	And your highest education level, I'm assuming, is high school.
	Okay, cool.
	And relationship status?
	Single.
	All right, cool.
	Cool.
	All right.
	What about you?
	My name is Val.
	I'm 18.
	I'm single.
	And I'm a Twin Peaks girl.
	And my highest level of education is I'm still finishing up high school.
	That's crazy.
	Twin Peaks?
	Twin Peaks.
	That's crazy, bro.
	Wait, so you left school and came to Fresh and Fit Podcast?
	What?
	Did you have school today?
	No, I didn't go...
	Did you skip school to go on Fresh and Fit?
	Dude, I honestly never go to school.
	Like, it's kind of bad.
	That's bad.
	No, yeah.
	Truancy.
	Police, come get her.
	Okay, you said you were 18, and where are you from originally?
	Well, I was born in Miami, like in Jackson.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Alright, so you grew up in Miami.
	No, but now I'm a Hollywood chick, so.
	Okay, Hollywood, Florida.
	Yeah, kind of the hood, yeah.
	Alright, and then you said you work at, you're a server, and you said Twin Peaks.
	I'm a host, but yeah.
	Okay, all right.
	What about you?
	My name is Tiffany.
	I'm 21 years old.
	I'm an aspiring actress and I'm in college right now.
	Okay.
	You're pursuing your bachelor's degree?
	Yes.
	Okay.
	And what's your relationship status?
	Single.
	All right, cool.
	What about you?
	My name is Paloma.
	I'm 18.
	I'm also a student doing college right now.
	What do you do for work?
	No, I'm just a full-time student.
	Full-time student?
	Alright.
	And you're in college?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Pursuing your BA? Yeah.
	What do you major in?
	Well, my AA. Your AA? Yeah, yeah.
	What are you getting your AA in?
	Poli-sci.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	You said you're in school, too, being an actress.
	What are you pursuing?
	Criminology.
	Okay.
	Well, you look depressed.
	And then, where are you originally from, by the way?
	I forgot to ask you.
	I was born in Miami, but Florida.
	Okay.
	And then what about you?
	Where are you from originally?
	I was born in Miami, but I lived in Hollywood.
	Okay, all right.
	All you guys from Hollywood, goddammit.
	Sorry, I'm seeing Hollywood mafia here.
	It's not the ghetto, though.
	It's like nice parts, too.
	That's pretty ghetto.
	And you guys are, and you're single?
	Yes.
	Okay, cool.
	All right, what about you?
	My name is Maria Prieto.
	I'm 27.
	Maria Prieto.
	Maria, Maria!
	Maria Prieto?
	Prieto.
	Okay, is that like your full name?
	No, my full name is like super long.
	It's a Latin name.
	So your first name is Maria Prieto?
	No, that's my last name.
	Prieto.
	Okay, but Maria is your first name.
	Yes.
	That's what I was asking.
	Maria.
	Wait, what's the whole thing?
	It's about to sound like a salsa dance.
	Maria Alejandra Prieto Rodriguez.
	Alright, how old are you?
	I'm 27.
	Where are you from?
	Columbia.
	So I did business and I did aviation business administration.
	I'm also a pilot.
	So you got your bachelor's in business administration.
	Women are allowed to fly planes?
	Yes.
	And you're a pilot now?
	No.
	I used to work on the aviation field, but now I'm a trader.
	I have real estate in Colombia, and I also do digital marketing.
	Okay, so you have a pilot's license, but you mostly trade?
	Yes, but it's already expired.
	Okay, expired.
	Let me make sure to write that, expired, so she can't be on a plane.
	Why even bring it up?
	It's a flex for a girl, bro.
	There's not many female pilots.
	Yes, exactly.
	And then what do you trade specifically?
	I do shorts, long.
	What do you mean?
	Okay, so are we talking about Forex, cryptocurrency, stock market?
	Forex, Forex, Forex.
	Forex.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	So you're a scammer.
	Fantastic.
	No, I'm just kidding.
	All right.
	And then what's your relationship status?
	I have boyfriend.
	Okay.
	Would you get on a plane if you walked in and you saw a female pilot?
	Yeah, I've done it already.
	Okay.
	How long have you guys been together?
	Two years.
	Nice.
	Good job.
	Shout out to green cards.
	I got mine for my dad.
	No, don't mind him.
	He just...
	Alright, Chris, I will say this.
	You've been paying attention, bro, because it is two years to make it work.
	You've been paying attention.
	Fucking dickhead.
	Alright, what about you?
	Hi, I'm Lady Ace.
	I am a rapper.
	I'm 24 years old.
	Where are you from?
	Rhode Island, but I live in Texas.
	What part of Rhode Island are you from?
	Pawtucket.
	Oh, shit.
	Hey, man.
	Hey, you got out, bro.
	Rhode Island is trash.
	It sucks.
	Thanks.
	Okay.
	What's your highest education level completed?
	High school.
	Cool.
	And then you said you're a musician?
	Yes.
	Okay.
	What part of Texas are you in now?
	Houston.
	Houston?
	Oh, shit.
	Did we pat her down on the way?
	We can bring out guns anywhere.
	Everybody got guns in Texas.
	Okay, and then what's your highest education level complete?
	You said high school, right?
	Yes, and I'm single.
	Okay, cool.
	And you can rap, right?
	Yes.
	Let me guess who inspired you.
	Huh?
	I can guess who inspired you.
	Who?
	Who's your favorite?
	No.
	No?
	Cause of the...
	It's done?
	No?
	No.
	You know what?
	Spit it first for us real quick.
	Something quick.
	For real?
	For real!
	You got this.
	Let me see.
	Yeah, for real.
	I'm serious.
	Let's go.
	Way too easy when I do this.
	Sick of teaching these students.
	I'm an elder, you an elder.
	Futuristic, no test slur.
	Ooh, that's easy.
	No shaving.
	Okay, really?
	They so dramatic.
	You want me to keep going?
	Yeah!
	No shade, baby.
	I'm breezy.
	Infatuate and intimidate.
	Make a peasant wish they could be me.
	I brag different.
	I rap different.
	Only squares around me is cash tipping.
	Respectfully, please don't think that you next to me.
	Effless when I spit.
	Now I ain't talking about no dick, boof, truth, leader of the motherfucking new school.
	Yeah, I'll take your man, then I'll take her too.
	Bilingual but single.
	I'm focused, man.
	Can't mingle.
	No snacks, ain't no Pringles.
	Niggas be chips.
	No Nino.
	IG flexing.
	Yeah, we know.
	All black but I ain't emo, ain't seeing me, that's Nemo.
	Fry your brain's deaf, that's chemo, bitch I'm lit.
	Can't touch me but I'm it.
	Too slick like Rick, go like that, do it out of love.
	Never for the fame, but it comes with it.
	When you so gifted, the whole world just gotta listen.
	Unique, baby, can't copy.
	Only one person that can stop me and that's me.
	- Okay. - That was the best rapper I've ever heard in Freshman's.
	- Yeah.
	- Yeah.
	- This the hood, ain't it?
	- Okay.
	She's not bad.
	She's not bad at all.
	Yeah.
	That's love.
	Usually it's tomato emojis in the chat.
	It's fire emojis right now.
	I appreciate you guys.
	Okay.
	Hold on.
	You can rap too?
	No.
	What about you?
	My name is April.
	I'm 20.
	It's May though.
	It's May.
	It's not May.
	It's April.
	Oh, it is May.
	How old are you?
	I'm 20.
	I'm from Miami.
	What do you do for it?
	I'm a waitress.
	Highest education level completed?
	Uh, high school, but I'm in college.
	Oh, you're in college right now?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	What are you going to school for?
	Business.
	Okay.
	What's your relationship status?
	Single.
	Alright.
	What's funny?
	No, no, no.
	Mumford is.
	I did.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	Um, you mean- What's your name?
	Kiera.
	Okay.
	How old are you, Kiera?
	20.
	Okay.
	Where are you from?
	Um, I'm from Chicago, but I grew up in Singapore.
	Okay.
	You watch anime?
	No.
	Damn it.
	I was so close.
	Okay.
	Fantastic.
	What do you do for work?
	I'm in wealth management real estate.
	Okay.
	So that's a very broad, like, are you helping people find deals?
	Are you helping them find financing?
	What do you do specifically?
	I do two different things.
	I mentor under my commercial analyst and I'm currently in wealth management.
	We're working on a couple of projects.
	Okay, so are you like a broker?
	Do people go to you to get a loan?
	Yeah, so my brokerage is part of a bunch of different private equity firms and...
	Private equity?
	Other...
	Wait, I don't mean money.
	I mean as in Du Bois.
	Yeah, Du Bois.
	Du Bois is all in private equity.
	Last time we heard about it.
	Okay, my bad.
	Sorry, continue.
	No, but yeah, we just connect people.
	I'm also part of a campaign.
	It's part of financial literacy.
	So a lot of our projects are related to that.
	Okay, so you help people get creative financing, all that other stuff for real estate.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	That's cool, bro.
	Okay.
	And then what's your relationship status?
	Kind of single.
	What does that mean?
	She belongs to the screen.
	Translation, I'm with a guy right now, but he doesn't qualify to all my needs.
	So if something better comes along, I'll go with him.
	Pretty much.
	So what's your background?
	Are you...
	She said Singapore.
	Well, I'm mixed.
	So my dad's actually from Norway.
	Okay.
	Oh, cool.
	And then highest education level completed?
	High school, but I'm in a gap year for college.
	Okay.
	Alright.
	What about you?
	Last one.
	My name's Michelle.
	Welcome back.
	Thank you.
	My name's Michelle.
	I'm 21 years old.
	I'm a server now, and I start school back in the fall for veterinary medicine.
	High school is highest completed, right?
	Yeah.
	And then where are you from?
	Utah.
	Okay.
	What part of Utah?
	Salt Lake City.
	Are you Mormon?
	No, I'm not.
	And then, relationship status?
	Single.
	Last but not least, guest of honor.
	Welcome to the show.
	Welcome back, Freako.
	Am I supposed to say my education status?
	Why are you pausing right now?
	Who are you, Freako?
	Just a guy, and I'm back in Miami.
	It's good to be back.
	Yeah, you've been out of the country for a while, bro.
	I haven't seen you in Romania.
	Last time I saw him, I was in Dubai, and then I just haven't seen him since.
	Japan, you've been all over the world, bro.
	Yeah.
	Mr.
	T. What?
	Mr.
	T. Like, opinion of the fool?
	No.
	Mr.
	T. President.
	I don't want to say it.
	Trump?
	Yeah.
	Oh.
	Bro.
	What are you talking about, friend?
	You That's cool.
	You were there too!
	I know, but I don't want to meet up.
	Okay, whatever.
	Trump 2024, man.
	I'm voting for him.
	I don't go fuck.
	Okay, Suniko, you had a question for the panel, right?
	Yeah, I did.
	It's pretty eye-opening, and I recommend everybody in the chat watching this to go travel the world and see what the women are like in different places.
	Dubai, specifically.
	I mean, it's pretty similar to Miami, but Japan.
	I visited Ryan Dawson.
	You guys did the interview with him earlier.
	It's just a completely different world.
	They act completely differently in places that haven't been westernized yet.
	So I want to ask the panel.
	I'm not sure where we should start.
	We'll start on the couch.
	Okay.
	I want to ask, do you want to have children?
	Do you want to have children?
	I do.
	Yeah, I do.
	Do you want them to go further?
	Just yes or no?
	Or do you want to ask them yes or no?
	Why?
	It's up to you.
	Yeah, why?
	Okay.
	I want to have kids, I think, because it's just the way it's always been in my family.
	But I don't know.
	I think that it's like a stage of life that's very beautiful and you learn from it.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	At the beginning, maybe when I was younger, I watched Cheaper by the Dozen, so I wanted like 13, like my own soccer team.
	But then afterwards, right now, I'm not sure.
	I'm still like debating.
	I mean, you're 30, so figure it out.
	You can always like adopt.
	Okay, so it was originally yes, but now you're having second thoughts.
	Yeah, because to have a child, I feel like you have to trust the other person fully.
	And that's something that you have to find to commit and all that.
	I'm not trying to be in like that drama of like, oh, baby daddy.
	So would it be fair to say that it's yes, but right now, given the issues with finding a partner, it's what has you questioning it?
	Yeah, correct.
	Okay, all right, fair enough.
	Makes sense.
	What about you?
	So, not right now, but I do want to have children.
	Mostly because, like, that's how it's been in my family, just like her.
	And also, I would like to see a mini-me.
	That would be fun.
	Okay.
	That'd be fun?
	Yeah.
	That's a lot of work.
	And money.
	Cool.
	What about you?
	I don't know yet.
	I think so.
	I mean, I already have the name for my child.
	She's going to be named Annabelle, if it's a girl, obviously.
	And, yeah, I do.
	I don't really know why.
	I just kind of do.
	I want to have a mini-me too.
	Okay.
	Selfish.
	What about you?
	Yeah, I want to have kids.
	I think that it's important.
	What's your emotion?
	Goddamn!
	She's an actress.
	She's an actress.
	If I was an actress, I'd be like, hey guys!
	How's it going?
	How's it fit?
	Let's make it happen.
	Yes, because it's important.
	Why is it important?
	I want to hear a little more from the actress.
	I think it's important just I want to continue my bloodline.
	What's your blood type?
	Too many dad jokes to show.
	What about you?
	Right now, it's not really my main focus.
	I'm not really thinking about having kids, but I think in the future, yeah, probably.
	How old are you?
	18.
	Okay.
	But yeah, my family is very, like, family-oriented, like, very big on family and, like, loyalty with the fam, so I feel like it's fun to, like, keep it going.
	Okay.
	I don't want to see your thunder.
	Were you going to ask, like, when she plans to go?
	I want to go around and then ask more.
	Alright.
	Yeah, I want to.
	I'm family-oriented.
	Okay.
	Alright.
	What about you?
	Don't just repeat what other people have said.
	Explain a little more.
	Why do you want to have children?
	Is it the most important thing in your life?
	I think that's a goal for me to offer my kids what I always dream to have.
	That's a goal for me.
	I think for me, I just wanted to make sure that I have the person next to me so we can both together give the kids what I always wanted to have.
	That's a goal that I have in my life.
	Nice.
	What about you?
	Yes, I want to have kids.
	I want to create and pass down a legacy.
	Would you have it with a man or a woman?
	Because you were talking about bilingual in the rap, but I wasn't really sure.
	What's the family unit looking like?
	A man.
	Okay.
	A nickel.
	Yeah, chocolate.
	That was Chris.
	That was Chris.
	Yeah, I've always loved the idea of having a family and starting my own family.
	So, yeah, I'm definitely looking forward to kids in the future.
	Okay.
	Yeah, I just want to leave a legacy.
	Gangsta.
	I do, but I would need certain qualifications in order to have kids.
	I wouldn't have a kid without being financially stable or having a solid father figure because I don't want to bring in the kid and have it go through things he or she doesn't need to go through.
	But if I'm financially stable and it's a good home built and there's a solid foundation, then I would go on to have kids in the next step of my life.
	Okay, okay.
	One common theme we heard from the whole panel is that it's something that everyone wants to do, for the most part, except one girl on the couch.
	But it's just something in the future.
	I'm curious as to what you're doing and what steps you're taking in order to prepare for eventual motherhood.
	Because pretty much the entire panel wants to have kids.
	What are you doing to prepare to become a good mother?
	Start right here, and then work our way around.
	What are you doing to prepare to be a good mom?
	You clearly want a good guy, so what are you doing in preparing to reciprocate?
	Well, I come from, like, South American, like, Venezuelan, Peruvian, and I do know how to, like, not just, like, cook and clean or whatever, but, um, oh my god, I lost my train of thought.
	You come from South America.
	Oh, and also to do, like, I start dating more seriously, I guess, in a way.
	Like, I need to see someone who has their priorities straight, knows how to do certain things.
	Like, if you're making a lot of money, are you saving it or are you blowing it?
	Things like that.
	So it's just like we, and I also, someone who I agree with in life, in a way.
	The question was how she was preparing though, right?
	What are you doing personally?
	I mean, I take care of myself.
	I live alone.
	Just like how he is, I'm not blowing my money.
	I'm not being careless or anything.
	I mean, I'm just trying to be a better person every day.
	I think I really want to set an example for my kids.
	Getting financially stable, you know, traveling the world, seeing everything, just being able to give back the world to my kid.
	So that's just what I'm doing for myself right now.
	So you said financing and traveling the world.
	And there was one other thing.
	Well, just being better every day.
	So what can I do to be better?
	Self-improvement.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Interesting.
	I agree with the self-improvement, definitely.
	I would say, like, educating yourself, being able to envision that future that you want to provide for your family, like, just working towards that and bettering yourself every day to be able to do that.
	And education and self-improvement is the way to do that?
	Yeah, I agree.
	To be specific, what outside of education would you do for self-improvement?
	Because that's a very broad term.
	I mean, self-improvement can be just, you know, bettering yourself just like as a person.
	Like, you learn new things every day.
	You experience new things so that you'd be able to teach your kid what you learn.
	You mentioned that with education.
	Is there anything else besides education?
	No, I guess not.
	Okay.
	So education.
	What about you?
	To add to what they were saying, self-development is crucial for me where I'm at in my life, especially when it comes to learning how to really be a woman, you know, because I feel like we're not taught how to be women and how to really...
	Be a mother.
	You know, a lot of people don't really know how to be a mother.
	So learning how to improve myself and also really elevating my career.
	That way I don't have people watching my children while I'm in the peak of my career.
	But wait, if you had a career, you would obviously have to focus on that.
	Therefore, someone must watch your child, correct?
	Yes, but depending on the level that you're at in your career.
	So, for example, if you are just breaking out as an artist, you're a lot more busy than somebody who is already settled as an artist.
	Does that make sense?
	Yeah, like Rihanna.
	At the beginning, she had to go on tours, do the whole shebang.
	She's more seasoned.
	She can sit at home with her kids and relax.
	Exactly, exactly.
	What's the likelihood that you're gonna get to Rihanna's level?
	100%.
	Because I know I will.
	It's 100% certain that you're gonna be at Rihanna.
	Unless I die.
	But even so, some people become famous when they're dead.
	More famous when they're dead.
	Who's gonna watch kids?
	Not you.
	They won't be here.
	So you would rather be famous than have kids?
	No, it's not necessarily about fame.
	It's about I want to live out my purpose and part of my purpose is my career.
	Okay.
	Alright, so I'm bright like a diamond.
	What about you?
	Like on her forehead.
	So right now I'm trying to be focused more into building my empire.
	You know, be financially stable.
	So I want to be a full-time mom.
	Finance isn't building an empire.
	What?
	Like, you said you're...
	Finance isn't building an empire.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Is what you're working on.
	I mean, yeah.
	Money-wise, yeah.
	Okay.
	Very interesting.
	The answer is very, very interesting.
	Alright, what about you?
	Personally, my whole family has gone through generational trauma and I think that as a mother it's very important to not keep that current going and cause pain on your children that you may have inherited or lived through with my own father, my own mother, whoever in my family.
	So how is that influencing how you're improving towards having children?
	Yeah, I think that personally, since I am a student, I'm not like building my empire and I'm not really like doing a job or anything like that.
	So I'm working towards a goal of like education wise, but I am working on myself, meaning like taking a step back to realize like I went through this in my childhood, like I need to work on myself and my mentality and my emotional matureness and things like that to not cause whatever pain or problems that I went through onto my children.
	So So you're working on your emotional maturity.
	What else?
	Emotional maturity, everything.
	Just maturity in general.
	I feel like as an 18-year-old at this age, it's like the prime time that you're, you know, fixing yourself.
	Okay, so you said emotional maturity, then everything.
	I don't know what everything is.
	I'm not a psychic.
	I think by everything, I just mean taking a step back to look at the patterns that have been going on through my family and what I don't want to repeat onto my children or my family.
	Emotional damage.
	Assessing your family's mistakes.
	Cool.
	What about you?
	I would say like I'm preparing myself by like just fixing like me like my health my relationship with God and just like who I am as like a person trying to be a better person open up more and just really just checking myself that's really how I want to like You said fixing your health.
	I mean, you're young.
	Health shouldn't be that much of a thing.
	Are you talking about like maybe getting over something or going to the gym more or what are we talking here?
	Like gym, eating well, habits like cooking.
	I was eating out all the time.
	Just I'm learning to cook.
	Okay.
	So fixing your health and relationship with God.
	Yeah.
	And health, like mental health, like my health.
	Okay.
	All right.
	What about you?
	I'm not going to hold you right now.
	I'm not really thinking about that, but I want to pick up on better habits every day.
	Let's say someone does something good.
	I'll be like, oh, that's something good, and then I'll keep up with it.
	But as of right now, I'm not really working on it.
	Okay, so you're not working on anything right now as far as becoming a better mom because it's not even on your mind.
	Yeah, I'm not thinking about being a mom right now.
	What are you focusing on?
	Well, first of all, my studies, because my mom will beat my ass.
	I am.
	You skipped school today.
	Okay, to be fair, like my B days or gold days or whatever, they're literally just banned.
	So what did you do today?
	What was your focus of today?
	My focus of today was just living through today.
	What does that mean?
	Like, just like living through today.
	Like, I had an exam in the morning.
	Which you didn't go to?
	No, I did.
	I did, and then I left.
	I didn't go to school, though.
	Like, I just went, took the exam, and then I went home.
	And then after that, I was like with my friend, just living life.
	We got Starbucks, and then I went home, and then got ready for this.
	That was a whole day?
	That was the whole day.
	That was literally all I did.
	That's what I'm saying, bro.
	You got coffee and then went to Fresh and Fit.
	Yeah.
	I got coffee and then...
	What filled up those eight hours of time between Fresh and Fit and school?
	Dude, I'm not gonna hold you my phone.
	I'm just chillin'.
	TikTok?
	No, not TikTok.
	IG Reels?
	No.
	YouTube Shorts?
	No.
	Snapchat.
	Yeah.
	Snapchat.
	I love Snapchat.
	Snapchat.
	I got it.
	It's Snapchat or I'm texting my friends.
	About what?
	Not eight hours.
	Like, obviously the first hours was like taking the test.
	I was there till like 1130.
	That's so many hours between now and today!
	No way!
	Okay, so in the morning I went at 740 to 1130 and then I left school and then I went home and then I was with my friend and we like took care of her plants and literally she's like a plant mom I love her took care of her plants Got Starbucks, chilled out for a bit, and then I went home.
	I picked up someone from the car mechanic place, and then I went home, chilled out, talked to my mom, my dad, then I got ready and I came here.
	Picked up someone?
	Yeah.
	Your mans, huh?
	No, he's my friend.
	Translation, some guy I'm casually having sex with right now.
	Actually, no.
	Surprisingly, take your caps off, man.
	Uh, so some guy that you friendzoned?
	No.
	Yes.
	If y'all aren't fucking, then he's friendzoned.
	I mean, yeah, I guess.
	Yeah, unless you guys are smashed in the past.
	Yeah, he's smashed in the past.
	Don't cap.
	He was my ex.
	Ah, yeah.
	You called it?
	Yeah, they are smashing.
	Okay, fantastic.
	No, but I swear we're not.
	Right now.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	What are you doing to prepare for motherhood?
	So basically just saving up money.
	Okay.
	Trying to find what career I want to pursue because I'm still not 100% sure.
	Okay.
	So that's why I'm just saving up as much money as I can.
	And basically staying healthy too.
	So like not drinking and all of that.
	Okay.
	Just trying to focus on my health.
	So then like, for example, my dad was a smoker and he got COVID and since his lungs were like all messed up, he passed.
	So basically just trying to take care of myself.
	So nothing like that can happen.
	So like my child can have a mom, you know?
	Okay.
	All right.
	What about you?
	What are you doing to prepare for motherhood?
	Well, I mean, for you, you said that you're unsure if you even want to do it anymore, right?
	Well, I mean, if I have the partner and someone who's committed, like, to me and we have, like, two years in and we talk about it, yeah, I would like to have a child.
	But the way that I'm preparing for it is discipline because basically to...
	I feel like to have kids, you have to have some type of like rhythm, a schedule, a type of discipline.
	So working on my health.
	How are you working on your discipline?
	Okay.
	Working on my health, like going to the gym every day, trying to do the whole wake up at six, go to bed at nine, like the whole shebang.
	All right.
	What about you, Ohio?
	So first and foremost, obviously taking care of the house, like learning how to cook new meals and clean and just, you know, taking care of that stuff.
	And then secondly, I invest and save over half of what I make.
	So preparing financially and then interpersonally, I've been working on like longevity in my relationship so that I can know how to maintain that with my future partner.
	All right.
	So, just a little recap.
	You want me to recap with you?
	I mean, pretty much every single girl said get their finances on point.
	Build an empire.
	Build an empire.
	Education.
	Some were saying, you know, improve their mindset.
	But pretty much it seems to me like finances, education are the cornerstone of pretty much everything every girl said.
	Or career.
	Which, to some extent, it is important for a girl to get her finances in check nowadays because it's difficult to get a man who's going to be able to take care of everything.
	They're not as common, and I understand why a lot of women want to do that.
	I have seen that common theme even in Japan and a lot of places in Eastern Europe.
	They'll try to have some sort of financial safety net so that just in case something happens, they're prepared.
	But I was surprised to hear things like leave a legacy, build an empire, And a lot of masculine traits in order to prepare for eventual motherhood.
	Building an empire or desiring fame, I don't see how that You know what's scary about this?
	If I asked men the same exact question, a lot of them would give these answers.
	That's what's scary about this.
	These are very, very masculine answers by most of you.
	Not all of you, right?
	Some of you guys gave some feminine ones.
	Learning how to cook and clean and practice longevity in relationships.
	Getting closer to God.
	You mentioned being a lady, but then you went ahead and contradicted that by saying, I'm going to chase a career and everything else, which kind of contradicts how you would be able to watch your kids.
	Because you said, I don't want to watch my kids, but I'm going to chase a career, which you can't do both.
	So that kind of contradicts itself.
	But a lot of you guys, honestly, these are androgynous answers.
	If I ask a bunch of dudes, they'll say very similar shit.
	So, go ahead, you can take it.
	Yeah, the kind of response from a lot of guys and why I see, I'm really understanding the passport bros.
	A lot of guys that are in the dating market, they're choosing to just find wives in different places.
	A lot of guys, they end up moving to Japan, finding wives in Eastern Europe.
	I know a large contingent of men who say it's not even worth speaking to Western women.
	It's not even like you exist.
	We just shouldn't even think of Western women as real because it's just too masculine, too career-oriented.
	Why waste your time?
	Why have a headache involving yourself in that?
	And even then, we saw Rolo said something yesterday on Twitter saying that men should get vasectomies in their 20s just to prevent this, which I completely disagree with.
	I think that it's important to have family values and to prepare for eventual parenthood.
	But that's the cope that a lot of men have.
	Like, why raise a family in this scenario?
	Why, like...
	Risk having a child with somebody who's wanting to build an empire or wanting to be as famous as Rihanna when you could just play it safe and do the snip snip.
	But I disagree with him completely.
	I want to know what you think about that.
	Rolo, like the godfather red pill who's pretty much like created a lot of these ideologies is saying like avoid having a family.
	I think that's complete cope.
	That's when it becomes a black hole and really kind of black.
	I think given the marketplace that we're in, it's a reasonable strategy.
	Avoid family?
	Well, here's the thing.
	The upsides are great, but the downsides will absolutely demolish you.
	I mean, you can look at the Tradcons right now that's going through it.
	I mean, look at Steven Crowder right now, bro.
	So it's like, and I think that's why so many guys are going abroad, because at least they're like the women value family more than here.
	I mean, a lot of the girls here said, I want a family.
	But if you notice, like the things that they're working on isn't necessarily to be a better So I think one or two of you guys mentioned that, but not many of you.
	Most of you guys were prioritizing your career and your education, your own self-improvement, which is great.
	That's fantastic.
	But that's more of a masculine thing.
	You've got to ask yourself, is the guy that you want, is he going to want that back in return?
	Is he going to want another him?
	I mean, would you guys, what if I lined up a bunch of dudes here and I said, what are y'all going to do to get the wife of your dreams?
	And they all said, oh, well, I'm getting manicures.
	I'm buying a really nice designer.
	I'm getting dressed up really well.
	I'm doing my eyebrows.
	I'm getting haircuts every week.
	Would y'all take those guys seriously?
	No.
	Probably not, right?
	Because the things they're working on only benefit them, not necessarily you, right?
	Yeah.
	So, I mean, that's kind of how you got to look at it from the male perspective.
	Like, it's great that you guys are working on your money and everything, but it doesn't really benefit us as men.
	I think we should ask as well, how many of you want kids with men?
	It turns out like, for example, having a father in the household too as well.
	I think everyone.
	Everybody?
	Okay, cool.
	I think Rolo's assessment is spot on for the West, but I think that's why so many guys are going abroad, because women have more traditional values.
	Hell, some of the girls here are foreign, but they still have fairly Western values, right?
	If we went to Romania or something like that, when we were there, girls aren't going to say, oh yeah, my career and making money.
	They're like, fuck that shit.
	I want to be home.
	But the obsession, the reason you said that is how to become a high value man.
	The obsession with becoming high status and having other people admire you instead of reach your peak happiness, which is having a family, that's where it becomes kind of bleak.
	What makes you high value?
	Other people's perception, having a lot of money, having...
	A network?
	Why does that matter?
	Why does being a high-value man matter if you're not going to eventually start a family?
	Because look at all the girls here.
	They're all propping themselves up to be that high-value man.
	That's why.
	And we're calling that bleak and we're calling that out and saying it's empty.
	So why are we advocating for the same thing on the other side?
	Because it's not going to change, bro.
	Feminism is here and it's not going anywhere.
	Like women will not concede whatsoever.
	Like they're going to continue to make money.
	They're going to continue to gain status.
	They're going to continue to, you know, go up the ranks.
	Women are going to out earn men in the next 20 years.
	I predict that they're dominating men when it comes to college graduation.
	But being bleak about it is kind of a waste because we've seen some, like, I think your answer is exactly what I saw girls in Eastern Europe We're good to go.
	When half the equation of having a nuclear family doesn't necessarily prioritize nuclear family, as a man, you got to make some adaptations because if you do make a nuclear family with someone that isn't as interested in making a nuclear family with you and they're...
	How do I say this?
	They're rewarded for leaving that nuclear family through divorce, courts, alimony, etc.
	As a guy, you got to kind of reassess how you want to move.
	So I'm saying families are fantastic, but it's a very dangerous proposition in the West, the United States.
	That's my thing.
	But I'm all for families.
	I am, trust me.
	Come from a two-parent household.
	I would probably be a fucked up idiot if I didn't come from a two-parent household.
	But my parents are from the Middle East.
	They have different culture values.
	Religion is a thing.
	Here, religion isn't that big.
	Feminism is here.
	Women prioritize careers just seen through the And all these girls are young, too.
	That's the crazy part.
	They're all young.
	You know what I mean?
	So, what's your take on this?
	I want to hear Freshman Fitz's take on this.
	There's 15,000 men watching, for the most part.
	Should men in their 20s get a vasectomy?
	Personally, I would say, looking at it from a holistic standpoint, I get what Rolo's saying for the whole topic itself of being high-value because, once again, if you get a woman pregnant that's not there for you, she could be against you and it could turn to many different things.
	But personally, like I was saying earlier, for me, I do want a family...
	If I meet the right woman, I think it's going to raise that child.
	But for most men, do they have the resources to find a woman that they want of their dreams?
	Or even get the right woman?
	Probably not.
	So to be safe, vasectomy might be in their best interest.
	So yes.
	Is it yes or no?
	It depends on the individual.
	That's what I'm saying.
	So it's up to the man to decide for himself, but I'm just saying generally for me, I think family is very important, but I understand why most men might not want that because finding a woman that's actually good for you may be kind of hard.
	In America specifically.
	In America, to be specific.
	What do you think?
	Let's get the ladies' takes on it, and then I'll give my opinion, because I don't want to corrupt them with my take.
	All right, ladies, let's make this a little bit more engaging.
	Let's say you have a son, he's 21 years old, building up a business, whatever it may be, is becoming somewhat successful.
	Actually, you know what, let's say 30 years old, because let's be honest, 21-year-old guy is fucking useless.
	He ain't doing nothing with life.
	So a 30-year-old guy, building up a business, he's on his way to becoming successful.
	Should he have a vasectomy, knowing how women move nowadays and how girls can trap guys?
	Should he have a vasectomy?
	We can start on the couch and then work our way.
	What are your thoughts to protect himself?
	If he's really successful, I mean, I've seen men get trapped, so I'd probably be more prone to saying yes if he was, you know, like a target, but on the whole, I think no.
	Okay.
	No.
	I would tell my son completely no to not do that.
	Fair.
	Honestly, if they don't want to have children, then yeah.
	But I think that every man should be able to decide if they want to have children or not.
	And it's important.
	So I don't think so, honestly.
	You can just find women that follow your values in another part of the world, as you said.
	So you're saying just go somewhere else?
	Yeah, just go somewhere.
	But what if they decide to stay in the States?
	Honestly, I still think that there's women out there that can be, like, mother material.
	Honestly, if he wants to, then that's fine with me.
	But can't you get a vasectomy undone?
	You can, yeah.
	Yeah, so, like, I wouldn't be opposed to it at all.
	You could also detransition after becoming trans.
	But you don't ever want people to do that in the first place.
	You're messing up your body once you take puberty blockers.
	You can go off them, but there's going to be a physical difference.
	Exactly.
	I mean, if he wants to take that risk, I don't really care because I know that some girls be lying, doing other shit, and he's trapped now, and then they take all his shit and then leave.
	So I'm not opposed to it at all, actually.
	What about you?
	I would say no, but I mean, it's their choice.
	Like, I would hope that I reason like a good like, like they have a good sense of moral and you'd be able to pick the right like woman.
	Okay, what about you?
	I think it depends on a lot of what his lifestyle is.
	If he's, let's say, starting his business and he's very focused on money and things like that, but he's constantly meeting new women and engaging with these women, then I would say, okay, there's ways that you can use...
	Instead of a vasectomy to avoid the baby but I have also heard of like women trapping men and things like that but I feel like it's up to him like if he thinks like no I'm gonna get trapped like I'm getting like I'm meeting new women and I'm doing this and I'm like you know having intimate moments with them and you know what do what you want to do what makes you happy and regarding yes or no I feel like it's just up to him.
	What advice would you give him though?
	I would say...
	As the mom.
	As the mom of my son, I would say, like, don't go around, you know, like, sticking it in whatever and whoever.
	Like, why don't you, if you're so focused on, you know, starting a family or, you know, you want to grow, why are you, you know, giving time and energy into things that are just going to be gone in the next morning?
	Based.
	Okay, so I'll take that as a no.
	What about you?
	No.
	I think there are still a lot of women with values that can be a good mother and stuff like that.
	You're in Florida.
	Okay.
	In Florida?
	Well, you say Florida, right?
	Well, I mean in the United States.
	Oh, well, yeah.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	I wouldn't want him to.
	I would just tell him to work on his discernment as far as who he's having sex with.
	But if he made the decision to have sex with somebody unprotected or whatever happens, then he has to live with those consequences.
	Alright.
	I personally would tell him I wouldn't want him to do it, but you can't really control what happens, things happen, and yeah, that's what they have to live with, and they have to deal with that and provide for that child, and you always just have to be careful.
	Okay.
	I mean, at his big age, I feel like he should know the consequences of doing something like that or not.
	I would definitely advise him against it.
	Because, like you were saying, you know, puberty blockers and all that.
	Like, once you do something to your body, it's very hard.
	I mean, impossible to reverse anything that you've done.
	So, I mean, hopefully I would have raised him to where he would make that decision and, you know, it would be sound on his part.
	But I would advise him against it.
	You would advise?
	Okay.
	How old did you say our son was going to be?
	We'll say 30.
	30?
	He's a grown man.
	I'm not going to be telling him what to do with his balls or anything.
	You need to wrap it before you tap it.
	Even if you do have a vasectomy, what if you get an STD or something?
	Alright.
	My take on it, man, I think it's a sliding scale.
	The more successful the guy, the more money he has, the more he has to lose.
	The more vasectomy might be a good choice.
	But again, it depends on the guy.
	If the guy's not smashing at all, do you want to do that?
	Obviously, you can always undo the snip.
	So it really depends on the individual.
	And I think the two main variables are his success and how promiscuous he is with dealing with women.
	I think those two factors heavily influence the decision.
	It's going to change per person.
	Right, but his take, Rolo's take was that to be a high-value man, the top three steps, avoid family creation, get a vasectomy, and have a network.
	It's just like the generic male stuff improvement stuff, but two of the top three, get a vasectomy and avoid family creation.
	Do you agree?
	Did he say avoid?
	Yes.
	Word for word.
	Avoid family creation.
	It's on Twitter.
	Top three steps to become a high-value man.
	Okay.
	I didn't see this tweet.
	I'll have to take a look at it.
	But, I mean, here's the thing.
	I think what he means by that is being the most...
	When he says high-value man, he's talking from the perspective of being able to be a playboy and get as many girls.
	But why is that a priority over having a family?
	Why would that even be advice?
	Why would that be a male self-improvement advice?
	Right.
	Be a playboy instead of raise a family?
	We make fun of women all day who wanted to be girl boss queens and sleep around and have all this.
	And then you tell guys, be a playboy instead of raise a family.
	That's the same advice on the other side.
	Because here's the thing.
	When you're a playboy, you're going to be better at raising the family.
	But he's saying avoid family creation.
	Well, he's saying to be a high bike.
	He's talking from the frame, knowing Rolo, because I know him personally.
	He's talking from the frame of being a guy getting a lot of girls.
	And then, if you decide you want to get a family down the road, you can always unsnip and then go ahead and go down the family route.
	But in today's day and age, I agree to a degree that you need to have sex with at least 50 girls as a guy.
	I talk about that all the time.
	It's controversial.
	But the reason why I say that is because...
	Most women are more promiscuous than most guys.
	So if you're a dude and you're getting out here dating girls and you get your pee-pee wet with the first girl, she could sell you a dream and you'll be like, oh yeah, this is great.
	So guys gotta get out there and be sexually experienced.
	So he's talking from the frame of being attractive.
	I think most guys out here Are not going to be able to control their sexual urges.
	So he's saying as a...
	Oh, dude!
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	You got it?
	Yeah, I'm looking at it right now.
	The quickest path to becoming a high-value man.
	Do not get married, avoid family creation, vasectomy in your 20s, live consistently, eliminate all sedations, learn game and networking, play to your strengths, build wealth, resist easing up on your focus.
	He's talking about building, increasing your value when you're young.
	Becoming successful, yeah.
	Becoming successful.
	Yeah, because your value doesn't go up until you've built something and that's typically going to be in your 30s.
	So most guys, what do they focus on?
	Girls, the whole time.
	He's saying, at this point in your career, when you're on the way up, focus on things that are going to help you move forward in life and become successful.
	Get a surgery done that prevents you from having children.
	Yeah, but you can always reverse it.
	A lot of the times that shit messes up.
	That's not something you could just hope that it's going to be okay.
	Generally, most men can't control their urges, so what's going to happen is they're going to go fuck around and get somebody pregnant.
	This is how you rise up the path to become high status because you're eliminating all variables that can fuck you up.
	That's what he's saying.
	Risk mitigation right there.
	How many dudes do you know that could have made it to the NBA or could have been a star and an athlete or something that got some chick pregnant?
	Like, kids a lot of the times ruin dudes' futures because they have kids prematurely.
	So he's saying, this is the path to becoming a high-value man.
	And then, once you become that guy, reverse the vasectomy.
	Do you think that's good advice?
	I mean, that's good advice if your qualifications of a high-value man is a guy with a big body count, but it might be like...
	No, no, no.
	He's talking about increasing your value as a man.
	Basically, what he's doing is he's retard-proofing it.
	If you have a vasectomy and you bust nuts at girls, you're not going to have a kid, so you're not going to fuck up your future when you're young and you're not in a position to raise that child.
	That's what he's saying.
	We all know what is man's biggest weakness.
	Women.
	And as a result, what happens is, what's another factor for not having success?
	Having a kid too early.
	That's reality.
	That's the number one wealth killer, dude.
	If you really look at it, it's the number one wealth killer.
	Once again, we support families, but at the same time, what are you saying to become successful at a young age?
	You can't say that you support families and also tell your audience to get a vasectomy.
	We didn't say that.
	We're explaining why you said that.
	Do you agree?
	I understand why you said it.
	You see how you're ducking?
	It's a simple question.
	It's not about me.
	It's about the generational.
	I'm asking your opinion.
	No, no.
	Sneakler, you're funny.
	It's just a question.
	No, no, no.
	Bro, we make the girls on the panel answer questions specifically all the time.
	Do you agree?
	Yes or no?
	Personally, my decision.
	I'm just saying for you.
	Politician answer.
	I understand why you're saying that.
	Yeah, your thing is, he's talking about how to become a high-value guy.
	That's good advice.
	I have a follow-up question for that.
	You're eliminating fuck-up bullshit, like shit that will fuck you up.
	Can I ask her on the panel now, ladies here, what is your definition of a high-value man?
	We could start with Karen the Couch.
	Okay, well, first of all, thank you for advocating for that just now.
	I appreciate a man saying that.
	What are your qualifications for a high value man?
	What's your idea of a high-value man?
	A high-value man is somebody who's successful, who is intelligent, who is hardworking, and who has integrity, and who's a genuine person.
	We're going to let them define it?
	You're not going to give them a...
	Okay, all right.
	So, their definition of what...
	Oh, you're asking them, what makes a high-value man qualify?
	Okay.
	What qualifies a man as high-value?
	Okay, okay, okay.
	Let me just answer that.
	Okay, yeah, yeah.
	Alright, cool.
	So, you said what?
	Integrity, what else?
	Integrity, being genuine, man of character.
	Yeah, and also being good at what you do.
	I think, too.
	Okay.
	What if he's good at playing World of Warcraft?
	No, like, you know, be good at something in life.
	Like, be successful at something in life.
	Figure out what that is for you and be impressive in that way.
	Okay.
	Just to add to what you guys were talking previously, I'm going to answer the question now.
	It's just like the example.
	I forgot his name on the top of my head, but you guys should know.
	The famous soccer player.
	I guess he was getting a divorce or whatever, and most of his assets was towards his mom.
	All of them.
	That's something that I would advise my son.
	Like, hey, if you feel doubts of who you're marrying or something like that, but you still love them, you know, put everything under my name.
	That wasn't the question.
	No, I know.
	I just wanted to add to what was being spoken to previously.
	But what I think a high value man is ambition, integrity, like she said, honesty, loyalty, actual loyalty.
	And yeah, basically that's it.
	And hardworking.
	Okay.
	Very similar to that.
	What about you?
	Not that different, honestly.
	Just being, like, hardworking, family-oriented, like, being there if we have a child, you know.
	Integrity, too.
	Like, having their, being focused on what they want to do in life.
	Just not being all over the place.
	Alright, okay.
	I just want someone that's loyal and genuine and, like, happy with me, I guess.
	Well, maybe don't answer the question about who you want to be with, but what do you think qualifies a man as someone who's high value?
	That is high value to me.
	Like, honestly, you just need to be a good person, and I think that's high value.
	Is your ex these traits?
	Huh?
	Is your ex loyal and genuine and a good person?
	Was he?
	No.
	So why do you hang out with him?
	Because he's chill.
	Because he's chill?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Because I want to.
	I don't know.
	So he's not loyal or genuine or good?
	No.
	Okay.
	So he's good.
	Okay.
	He's now genuine.
	And I believe now he is loyal.
	But not before.
	I feel like people can grow, no?
	Okay.
	So, you know, never mind.
	That's fine.
	Go ahead.
	So, I would say, like, to me, a high-value man is someone that appreciates, like, his health.
	So, like, health, like, as in fitness, just, like, eating well, like, skincare, things like that.
	And, like, of course, like, being ambitious, loyalty, communication, honesty.
	Okay.
	I agree with the health thing because I've met a whole bunch of guys that think that taking care of themselves is very feminine and they're very against it and things like that.
	And it leads to them just being dirty.
	But I think that a high-value man is a man that has a goal in life.
	I like a man with a lot of wisdom.
	I like a man that can tell stories and give advice and it's actual good advice and they know what they're talking about.
	I also like a secure man.
	I think that a high-value man is insecure in himself and he rubs what he is and he doesn't care about what other people have to say or what they're doing.
	I think it's a very high-value man.
	All right.
	I think a high-value man is a successful man, a man that comes with a family-oriented, religious-oriented, somebody who takes care of the person that is next to him, in a sense of, like, being a gentleman, opening the door, those little things that makes the big difference.
	Okay.
	Some traits of a high-value man to me is someone who is respectful, also respected by others, treats other people how he wants to be treated, goal-oriented, brave, courageous, works on himself always.
	Self-improvement is crucial, so whether that be health, spirituality, His physical body, always self-improving.
	So I definitely think a high-value man is who they are as a person, so I would want someone who has integrity, you know, someone who has some sort of passion, something they're working towards.
	I really feel, I really appreciate passion.
	I feel like it's something that drives me as well.
	So, also I'd want them to be loyal and honest, so.
	I really think a high value man is, if you know Maslow's hierarchy of needs, he's kind of at the top where he's at self-fulfillment and he's able to give back to others.
	So he's holding himself at a high value and he does everything in his power to become the best person he is.
	And then he's able to give back to other people too.
	Okay.
	What I think is a high value man.
	Someone that's like more mature in a sense, like they're past the face, like especially here in Miami, like blowing their money on tables and bottles and going out like.
	A high-value man to me is like a workaholic, not his finances in order, but he knows how to spend his money rather than waste it.
	Okay.
	I realize today, and like while traveling the world, that I probably agree with women's idea of a high-value man more than the red pill space's idea of a high-value man.
	How dare you?
	I think women, do you see how all of them, none of them brought up finances really?
	None of them brought up like the way you look?
	None of them talked about like what you wear?
	And all of it is about character.
	It's about- Sneeko took the tradcon pill, bro.
	Yeah, it's about your personal tradcon.
	Sneeko took the tradcon pill.
	It's important to have status in mind.
	But that's what this space is kind of avoiding a lot of the time is that that's an extremely important part of becoming high value.
	And if we actually want to raise a family, that's an extremely important part of male self-improvement.
	Her man has these traits now.
	Why is she with them?
	Did you say that?
	What?
	Your man has those traits?
	He's not my man, but I think he's working towards it.
	That's why we're not together.
	He's working towards it.
	He's not there yet.
	They're in high school.
	It's a high school relationship.
	That's not a good comparison.
	No, but that's what I'm trying to say, bro.
	The thing is that girls are going to say things that are politically correct.
	And it sounds good.
	Like, oh, notice how she said, a guy who has his finances in order.
	And then what did she say?
	Doesn't spend his money stupidly.
	That's having your finances.
	I don't really care about finances, but have their finances in order, but not really.
	Just don't spend money stupidly.
	So it's like, I get it.
	The girls are on a podcast.
	They don't want to make themselves look bad or whatever.
	But dude, I mean, let's just keep it a thousand.
	I always say it.
	All women are gold diggers.
	Some are just better at hiding the shovel.
	They hide it up with words like passion or ambition or drive.
	Goals.
	Goals.
	Like, hey man, look man.
	You got that Tradcon pill, bro.
	So what's the alternative?
	Are we advocating towards getting a surgery which prevents you from having children?
	That's not even...
	To compare that to birth control is insane.
	That surgery is not meant to be reversed.
	It's meant to be permanent.
	You didn't say like...
	Put on a condom or be absent for a little bit.
	The red pill ideology is literally avoid family creation and get a dick surgery.
	And you didn't even say no to that.
	You're like, well, maybe...
	You have to understand context.
	What is the context?
	How to become a high-value man from the Red Pill Godfather.
	The fastest way.
	The quickest way to do it.
	That's important, dude.
	He said the quickest way to do it.
	Avoid family creation.
	Focus on making money.
	Go to the gym.
	Get a vasectomy.
	All the self-improvement stuff.
	Because a lot of guys, remember, dude, the average guy doesn't have much dick discipline.
	They'll get pregnant when they're 18, 19, 20, 21.
	So if you've got a vasectomy, what does it do?
	It makes it retard-proof.
	He's giving advice for the lowest common denominator.
	Quickest way to be a high value guy for the lowest common denominator.
	That's the advice dude.
	A lot of people don't, like, will sit there.
	How many guys do you know that could have been stars that got a girl pregnant in high school?
	Now, once again, context.
	This is not geared towards families.
	It's geared towards becoming successful in a high-value life.
	So, who is the high-value man who qualifies that?
	Because all the women in here, they just said that it's about ambition.
	It's about character, your personality.
	Is it you flexing for other guys?
	Who's qualifying?
	Like, who are you becoming high-value for?
	Other dudes on the internet?
	So, ultimately, when you're done with that list, so to speak, and you're successful, you now are seen as a...
	So for example, yes, you can have a good personality, have good energy, good vibe.
	That's cool.
	But long term, becoming successful is going to be the key factor for most people.
	So you're just saying to get her faster, do these steps.
	Now, ultimately, like I said before, family-wise is not, I want to say, the best way.
	And here's another thing too, bro.
	I don't mean to quality these ladies out, but they said a bunch of bullshit.
	They don't even care about any of these things unless they're attracted to you first.
	Of course not.
	What makes you attractive, though?
	Hold on, hold on, hold on.
	But you're not going to give a fuck about his personality or being genuine or his integrity if he's not handsome enough or if he doesn't qualify.
	But I wasn't talking about what they're attracted to.
	It's their idea of a high-value man.
	So then what's more important?
	But they're not going to give that guy a chance unless he meets certain prerequisites.
	Girls always assume attraction when you ask them.
	I feel like you're assuming that.
	I'm assuming what?
	I feel like there's a lot of girls who you could use the word settle.
	So you'll accept integrity, passion, loyalty, and honesty.
	A homeless guy can give you that.
	I mean, I think there's a lot of girls.
	I think you're exaggerating the situation, but I think there are a lot of girls.
	It's not that.
	What I'm saying is that women give surface-level answers that a multitude of men can actually give them, but the problem is that they only want it from a minority of men.
	Because girls, right?
	Because a lot of these things you guys mentioned, dude, you know how many guys can give you guys this?
	But y'all ain't picking them.
	Come on, man.
	Let's operate a reality here.
	The dude, he doesn't even get to show you these traits unless he's attractive first.
	That's my point.
	So what makes him attractive?
	Maybe his height, maybe the way he speaks to you, his tonality, all these things.
	His game.
	How many guys you got in a friend zone right now?
	What is the friend zone?
	How many guys you have right now that you're friends with that you're not currently having sex with?
	I don't know.
	You're in the music industry, correct?
	Yeah.
	Guarantees a bunch of guys that are in the front of them.
	In my inbox, yeah.
	Yeah, for sure.
	And you talk to them and you know that maybe they help you here and there, blah, blah, blah, right?
	I guarantee a bunch of those guys have these things that you mentioned, but you ain't giving them a chance because they don't meet a look level yet, or they're not handsome enough, or they're not confident enough, maybe they're not tall enough.
	So what I'm trying to say is that girls give surface level bullshit that a bunch of guys can get to them, but they're not attractive enough so they don't care that these guys have these traits.
	So being high value, bro, it's like they only care about these traits and consider high value when it's from the right guy.
	Right.
	But let's not just talk about when it comes to being attractive.
	What's more important, being successful or having a family?
	What do you guys think?
	It seems like the Red Pill ideology is that being successful is more important.
	It's not about attracting a woman.
	What's more important for a man?
	What should a man's priority be?
	Having a family or being successful?
	Being successful first, every single time.
	Because then you have the ability to choose.
	Not if you get the vasectomy, then you can't have the family.
	Dude, you can undo a vasectomy.
	I don't know why you keep saying, you can undo a vasectomy.
	It's that one point.
	Sometimes.
	It's that one point that has you tripped out.
	Remember.
	But it says avoid family creation.
	At the beginning stages, bro.
	That's not a long term.
	That's a short term.
	He said quickest way, which means short term strategy to building your value up as quickly as possible.
	That's retard proof.
	That's not going to get you in a jam.
	I'm not saying that you should have a kid when you're extremely young.
	But I am saying that we should be focused on becoming good fathers, too.
	Just like we make fun of girls for prioritizing their careers and wanting to be girl bosses and wanting to build an empire, they're not prioritizing motherhood immediately.
	And then we're saying, men, ignore family creation, get a vasectomy so you can focus on getting rich, and then you'll be 40, you'll have all these hoes and girls, and then start a family.
	How are we building men to become good fathers if they've been only prioritizing success, if they have a dick surgery?
	How do they have the character that's going to lead a proper family?
	So you're saying...
	Because they dealt with a bunch of hoes first, so they know what a good woman is.
	So you're saying us as men, when we're young, should have kids early, right?
	No.
	No, but what's the priority then?
	It doesn't mean that you need to have kids young, but it shouldn't be avoid family creation in your head.
	That's an important thing to think about when you're young, too.
	How am I going to have the character?
	How am I going to have the maturity, the responsibility to become a good father when I am ready to do it?
	So what age should men have kids, then?
	I would say...
	Early 30s is probably ideal.
	30s?
	Yeah, I would say like early 30s, mid 30s.
	See, you just skipped that point.
	That list is for people in their 20s.
	Not their 30s.
	Well, there you go.
	You have a vasectomy, you can't have kids in your early 30s.
	That's the point of the surgery.
	You can maybe reverse it, but you can't have, like, that's what that surgery is permanent.
	So all of my 20s, what should I be doing?
	You should be working on your character.
	You should be working on your maturity.
	You should be getting closer to God.
	A lot of the things that we're praising the women for to become a good mother, that's important things for men to focus on, too.
	I didn't say be broke.
	It's equally important to work on your finances.
	Women aren't going to say that, of course.
	I'm telling guys, you should get rich as possible, too.
	But you should also be working on building your character and looking at how I'm going to raise my kids and how I'm going to be a good father.
	If you're 40 and you have all these hoes and you have experience with hoes, Is that going to make you a better father?
	Probably not.
	You'll just know how to avoid a bad woman.
	But you don't need to fuck a hundred women to realize what a hoe is.
	A hoe is a girl.
	You look at her Instagram, you know she's a hoe or not.
	You don't need to get all these women in order to understand that.
	No, you don't.
	Once again, you need to be able to decipher from experience who's a hoe and who's not.
	We're just saying, look.
	Do you think it's that hard to see who a hoe is?
	Bro, come on.
	Really?
	I feel overall men should have a self-control when they're in their early 20s.
	Yes, by nature, you're going to go be promiscuous and all of this, but if you're working to get closer to God, you will create a self-control within yourself to not be sexually promiscuous and just having sex with everyone and get someone pregnant.
	You could use a condom too.
	Can I say too, I think what Sneeko is also trying to explain is that when you have a culture that bashes Western women about how we're focusing on the wrong things when we're young, but then you praise men for perpetuating that culture, I think what Sneeko is trying to say is we need to teach men to have similar values to where we can come to the same page so that we don't damage each other and hurt each other in our 20s.
	And then you're a 40-year-old man and you have a bunch of Young bimbos around you and you don't know how to have a relationship with somebody who's quality.
	What's the funny part?
	I'm laughing because the thing is that feminism is here and it's not going anywhere.
	You just heard all these girls' answers.
	What is feminism?
	Quite literally what indoctrinated you to give the answers you just gave a second ago.
	Can you explain it?
	Feminism.
	Building an empire.
	Yeah, like all of you guys gave very masculine answers when we asked you.
	We asked you, first it was, do you want to be a mom?
	Then we asked you, what are you working on right now to be a mom in the future?
	All of you gave masculine answers to be able to provide, work on your education, whatever, which is cool.
	But what I'm saying is that all of you guys are young and your answers show the indoctrination that feminism is here and it's not going anywhere.
	It's even seeping into women from foreign countries.
	So, Sneeko, I get what you're saying, bro.
	So isn't it better advice?
	Here, let me just finish real quick.
	In an ideal world, I wish it was 1950.
	I wish we could go back to guys getting married at 21, 22, having a wife that is great and everything else like that, the tradcon life.
	But those days are gone, bro.
	Like, if guys sit here and say, I really want to be a dad and they don't have sexual experience, they're sending themselves up for failure.
	You can see all these tradcon relationships going down the tubes.
	And I get it.
	Like, it sucks.
	It's fucked up.
	But at the end of the day, men are the ones that risk everything when they become a father, when they get married, etc.
	Women are incentivized to leave the guy.
	So we're operating in 2023 standards, not 1950 standards.
	Women risk their bodies to give birth to kids.
	How can you say they don't risk anything?
	Bro, seriously?
	Yeah.
	Let me ask you a question.
	Hold on.
	Okay.
	Who has to bring more to the table to get a relationship?
	The man or the woman?
	The woman.
	Really?
	The man.
	Thank you.
	Someone's operating.
	I mean, at first, yeah, the man has to, you know, most of the times court the women, but at the end of the day, like...
	Well, no, no, no.
	What does he have to have to even be able to court the woman?
	I mean, whatever she thinks is attractive to her, whether physical or, you know, mentally.
	Okay, let me answer it for you because you don't want to be blunt about it.
	Women look for certain things.
	Height, income, strength, confidence, confidence, ambition.
	All these things that take time to acquire.
	When a man gets with a woman, he's effectively 9 out of 10 times better than her in most regards.
	That's the truth.
	Women don't date down, they date up.
	And you answer this so confidently because you yourself are a woman?
	I know exactly what women want, because men, unlike women, have to know what women want to get them, but women don't have to know what men want to get them.
	Yeah, and you would take those guys, so...
	Like, the reality is, men have to approach women, correct?
	Majority of the times.
	Men have to ask women on dates, correct?
	Majority of the times.
	Men have to initiate conversation.
	Majority.
	Men have to plan a date.
	Majority.
	So, effectively, they have to understand women to get sex, correct?
	Correct.
	Women are on the receiving end, which means they're the ones being courted, correct?
	In the beginning stages, correct.
	Yes.
	So in other words, the guy has to bring a lot to the table to even get a chance to be able to court the girl, correct?
	At the beginning stages, correct.
	Okay.
	So the point I'm trying to make is, is that men must bring way more to the table to even get the attention of a woman.
	So therefore, when they get in the relationship with the girl, they're bringing more resources and bringing more to the table than women do in general.
	Men don't ask much for women, but women ask a lot for men.
	Okay.
	Yeah, I think that's based on your relationship.
	I think that men ask for a lot more than they think they ask for.
	But when it comes to resources, yes, you guys do come with a lot and you guys do bring a lot and provide for us.
	But I think when it comes to mental, spiritual, and things like that, we provide a lot for men.
	It's not tangible though.
	Yes, it's not tangible, but when you work on your spiritual, your mental, it elevates everything in your life.
	Because if you look at people who are making money, where is their mind space at?
	They don't pay the bills.
	Listen.
	Money pays the bills.
	That's what I'm saying.
	What you're bringing to the table is nice.
	It's great.
	But ultimately, for the family to actually survive, you got to pay the bills.
	If you look at empires, who is the woman on side of the man?
	Nobody knows.
	Pretty much.
	But she's there.
	The kings are known.
	But she's there.
	Yeah, but in the background, we're saying ultimately for a family to work, money is going to be important.
	Money is extremely important.
	But the part that I disagree with you, Myron, is that we agree that feminism has completely ruined most women in the West.
	Yeah.
	But the advice from this space is instead of navigating that, instead of trying to find a good woman, get a vasectomy and then sleep with all of them and then understand their nature.
	Why not just avoid...
	Why not just understand that a lot of these women are unwifable and then navigate around that instead?
	And just not spend your time and invest your energy into women that you don't even respect or like in the first place.
	No, because even if you do find a traditionally conservative woman that will sit there and be a good wife or whatever...
	She'll crowder you.
	Huh?
	She'll still crowder you.
	She can still crowder you.
	Because the thing is...
	This is why I want guys to understand.
	Even if your girl loves you, whatever, and you guys have a relationship, everything else like that, the upside of her leaving you is so high.
	She gets so much benefit that a lot of the time women aren't going to sit there and deal with it.
	The duty, they're like, fuck that.
	I can get half his money, get the kid, get child support, live this same lifestyle, and go date someone else that's going to make me happy.
	I'm not even advocating towards this.
	Marriage.
	I'm advocating towards family creation.
	Well, I think it's worthwhile to get married within the church or within the mosque and then avoid that whole legal battle.
	Don't give away half your money.
	Then we can have a conversation.
	That's my point.
	I never said that other thing.
	You think I'm going the Tradcon route?
	It's over.
	Like, Steven Crowder's wife proved that.
	That's going to happen.
	They were married when they were virgins.
	They were the only people.
	And then she still said, you're emotionally abusing me.
	Garbage.
	That video was edited.
	She stole it.
	Women are incentivized to do it.
	Hakimi, she brought that up on the couch.
	It's not a good idea.
	But if you get married within a religion, and then you could...
	There's still some states that will look at that as a marriage of the state, dude.
	And child support as well.
	We had a whole podcast with lawyers on that.
	There's no escape, bro.
	Child support.
	And then, dude, once again, those things you mentioned before, if you're Twitter too long in the same household, that's for what?
	Don't even do it.
	Just give her the...
	Most of these women, they just want to put on a dress and they want to feel pretty.
	They want to take pictures.
	Nah.
	No.
	They want the whole ceremony.
	If you're actually high value, yeah, they'll do the ceremony.
	It doesn't mean you need to get, like, legally married.
	If you want the papers, bro.
	They don't want the papers.
	They don't give a fuck about the papers.
	They just want the pictures in the wine dress.
	Go on.
	It's like, I left the US for a guy getting the ideals that you want, which is perfect.
	I think, dude, I think 100% it should be that way, but it's not, bro.
	I know it's not, but there's better ways to navigate it than getting a surgery that prevents you from having children.
	That's just not good advice.
	That's extremely black pill.
	That's not going to create a good future society.
	Here's my thing.
	I'm saying women are not going to concede on feminism.
	They're going to continue to progress.
	They're going to continue to chase careers.
	They're going to continue to be ambitious and make money.
	This is the future of the women.
	All these girls here are young.
	So what I'm saying is that as men, you need to acclimate to the new environment.
	Women prioritize money and success now more than family a lot of the times, and that's fine.
	Okay.
	Can I get a yes to that new and normal?
	Can I get a yes to know in this question?
	Hold on, real quick.
	Rollo's here in the chat.
	He says, a lot of presumption going on today.
	Getting a vasectomy doesn't have to mean banging random chicks.
	Right, so he's advocating for a vasectomy.
	I want to hear a yes or no, at least.
	Myron, like, yes or no.
	Should the men watching this get a vasectomy to become a high-value man in their 20s?
	Again, I told you, it's a sliding scale on the male.
	If the guy makes money and he's promiscuous, having a vasectomy might be a good move for him.
	But if you're a dude, you're not smashing girls like that, or maybe you have a monogamous relationship, then maybe no.
	Just wear a condom, don't be a retard.
	But it depends on the individual, man.
	You know how much you got to remember this on this?
	No, you can't because here's the thing with men.
	Men don't have the same sexual options that women do.
	There's a minority of men that are fucking all the girls.
	We know this.
	So you can't put the same set of rules on one set of guys as other guys because other guys don't have the ability or the option to even get the girls.
	I think it's equivalent to having a stance on abortion.
	You can either be pro-life or pro-choice.
	You're pro-choice, for example.
	You're pro-choice.
	I'm pro-life.
	I don't think that people should think of abortion as a birth control option.
	Like, I think a vasectomy can be as hard as that.
	I think it's the equivalent.
	It's like an abortion for men.
	I think you should...
	I think you should have a hard stance on an issue like this.
	You ever use a Plan B? Don't like...
	Yeah.
	NAH! Nigga, shut up!
	Shut up, bro.
	Plan B's not abortion.
	Yo, bro.
	It is pre-abortion, bro.
	Come on, man.
	It's for the mental security, not for the killing of the baby thing.
	You funny, Nico.
	You funny.
	Are you really going to equate a Plan B to an abortion?
	Nigga, you just said...
	That's not the same thing.
	We all know that's not the same thing.
	You have to go into a clinic.
	I didn't kill no baby.
	I just didn't want to panic.
	I didn't want to be taxed.
	I just wanted to go to clarity.
	Novostectomy, right?
	Yeah.
	No plan B's then.
	That's fair.
	I've done it in my past, but I don't advocate towards that.
	I would say it's probably not the best option to think of plan B as an option.
	Sneak on.
	Sneak on!
	Sneak on!
	Sneak conservative, man.
	Oh, man.
	You're not a conservative?
	Here's the thing.
	I have conservative views on most things, but there are some things that I just have to operate on 2023 standards, bro.
	I wish it was 1950, Sneeko.
	I really do, bro.
	I wish I could.
	And here's another thing, too.
	I'm not saying it's 1950.
	I'm not going forward with the Tradcon mentality.
	I'm saying that it's just better to avoid these women and try to...
	You gotta go somewhere else.
	That's better advice than...
	It's better advice than...
	Look, bro, most Americans don't have passports.
	Let's keep it all the way in 1,000.
	Most Americans never leave the United States.
	When we tell guys to go get their money up and get in shape, why can't you tell these guys to get a passports?
	I agree.
	You're going to find good women in America.
	The problem is to find good women that actually want to be with you and with the family genuinely is going to be tough because most men are visible.
	Yeah, we agree on that.
	Right.
	So we're just saying have your options, but you need to know how to filter and these steps that Rolo sent earlier.
	Okay, stop ducking.
	Hard stance.
	Pro or con.
	I'm going to give you this.
	As a man, you gotta decide for yourself.
	Individual stance and goals will determine...
	Advice for your audience.
	They really value...
	You guys are the number one men's self-help podcast in the world, right?
	Yeah.
	I think this is an important issue to have a stance on.
	I'm gonna ask you directly.
	So, audience, as a man, right, you have to decide for yourself what you want.
	Do you want a family or do you want to be successful?
	But ultimately, what leads to what?
	I'm just saying, personally speaking, if you're successful, you have a better chance of getting a better family.
	And at the same time...
	Proving a roller's point, vasectomies do help certain men because, once again, men are horny as fuck, bro.
	They want to fuck bitches.
	So once they fuck girls, what happens with, like you said earlier, plan B's because things do happen.
	So avoid this mistake or things happening out of weblock.
	You should actually get...
	I think you're looking into the vasectomy way too much.
	He's giving advice to make it retard-proof, bro.
	Pretty much.
	I understand that, but now I think we can go further, and I think our value system is different.
	I think that overall, in your life experience, the happiest state you're ever going to be in is with children, is with grandchildren.
	I don't want to die.
	I could be in my funeral bed and have a bunch of Lambos and watches around me, but that's not going to make me happy.
	I want to have my grandchildren there.
	That is the most important part of your legacy.
	That's fair.
	Do you agree?
	What's more important to you?
	I agree.
	Having a family is good for your legacy, 100%.
	Is that the most important?
	But how you get there is very important because, once again, if you're broke, you can't help your family.
	And what's the point of having a family?
	To me, personally speaking, if you can't afford to raise your family, there's no point in having a family.
	Facts.
	No, you're a bum like Chris.
	It's not cool, bro.
	Sorry, Chris.
	Just saying.
	Yeah, I mean, I think, Sneeko, you're kind of like men don't adhere to the same timeline that women do.
	Like women have a finite amount of time to find a man.
	You know what I mean?
	Like for you ladies that are in your mid-20s, 30s, etc.
	Like y'all need to like really rush and get pregnant and have a family.
	For us, bro, you can have kids until you're 40, 50, whatever it may be.
	And you might be a better dad at that age because you're more experienced.
	You have your money.
	Mature.
	You can put your kids in private school versus putting them in public.
	Your woman doesn't have to work so she can stay and raise the kids.
	So I look at it like, okay, I might put off kids for 10 years, right?
	And I'm putting off the family, but I worked at it 10 years extra.
	Now my wife don't got to work.
	Now my kids can go to private.
	Now my kids have a driver.
	Now we're in the best neighborhood.
	Now I don't got to worry about shit.
	So is it worth it to have a family younger when I could have acquired more status and resources to give the children a better life?
	Ladies, I would say that 10 years is worth it because as a man, you're not on that time.
	It's a clock.
	Ladies, real quick, what do you prefer?
	Having kids early on with your high school sweetheart or having kids later on with someone that's successful and can take care of you and your family?
	What do you prefer?
	Later.
	Definitely later.
	Later.
	Between now and 30s.
	In between?
	I think later, but it also really depends on Where the man is, too.
	So you want kids now?
	No.
	But that's because, also, I can't talk.
	It's not like there's a man in my life where I've met someone and I'm like, oh, I could have a kid.
	What if you did?
	You want kids right now?
	Be honest.
	Don't care.
	I'm watching you.
	Right now.
	Me?
	I'm not in the position.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	I would say later.
	Later.
	With the right person, maybe soon.
	For you?
	Later.
	For you?
	Later.
	For you?
	Later.
	Well, I basically waited till later.
	But I don't think he's explaining to have it at a young age.
	I think he's explaining that it's just to have a family.
	I mean, it depends also what you guys consider of what is being rich, what is being successful, having money.
	I mean, you could be a middle class man, find a good woman and have a family.
	Middle class is pretty much gone.
	Nowadays is to have or have nots.
	But what about you?
	Later.
	So ultimately, Nico, you can see here on the panel, we prefer a mature, successful man that can take care of the family, not just someone that's going to be character-built.
	And what's the other one you said?
	Good father.
	So, just saying.
	Good father.
	Yeah, but I talked to a lot of guys.
	Actually, you know, Tristan Tate specifically said, like, he actually wished he had kids when he was younger.
	I think he had his first daughter when he was in his early 30s.
	And he said, I probably should have...
	He was successful.
	When he was 24, 25, he wasn't.
	They were broke until they were like 28.
	That's when they made their first million.
	They talk about all the failed business they've had.
	I've talked to a lot of fathers who at a certain point, they're like, yeah, there's no reason why I shouldn't have had kids earlier.
	It actually makes you become a better provider.
	You become more mature sooner.
	I see a lot of benefits to having kids young that is an advocate.
	And I understand, like, you don't want to have kids with the wrong person, but it will build you as a man, from what people tell me, more than anything else.
	Like, it gives you more responsibility.
	It gives you a bigger purpose in life.
	It's going to give you that extra motivation that...
	I better see what a kid next year, nigga.
	I would argue, how many thousand are deadbeats?
	Yeah, a lot of them.
	Many.
	So that point is mute because, bro, once again, that can be a possibility.
	Was it a probability?
	Is it really going to happen?
	Who knows?
	It's up to fate.
	I'm just saying, personally speaking, odds are better off.
	Yeah, but the odds that the 19,000 people watching are going to become high-value men is as equal as they're going to become successful fathers.
	We say you need to become a high-value man.
	Why don't we say you should also become a high-value father?
	Right.
	Because you become a high-value father from conquering other things so that when you come home, your son looks at you as the hero.
	You don't think you could conquer and raise a kid at the same time?
	What's that?
	You can't conquer and have kids at the same time?
	Why not?
	Why do you need to go conquer the world before you have kids?
	Because it becomes very difficult for you to conquer the world while simultaneously being the best father.
	I think it's best to become that superhero, build it, We're good to go.
	I mean, I thought of my dad as a superhero my whole time growing up, and he wasn't high-value, extreme status with a bunch of Lamborghinis.
	He works a normal job, but I always looked up at him as a superhero because of how he was in the home and how he was raising us.
	You don't have to be a conqueror to admire your dad and respect your dad.
	A lot of it is about the character and the way that they raise you.
	That was the most important thing.
	I always saw him as a superhero, but he wasn't...
	He didn't conquer the world.
	Yeah, I mean, like I said, that's subjective, but I would argue in today's social media world with television and everything else like that, I mean, dude, it's very competitive.
	So I think as a man, you should build it, have the family, everything is established, castle's already built, it's good to go.
	Now, is it great and gratifying to build something with a woman and have children in the process and kind of figure it out as you go?
	That's great, too.
	But I would argue in today's day and age, with the economy getting worse, the nuclear family dying, the fact that inflation is a big thing, you need to make more money to survive.
	Like, the days of figuring it out, like the 1950s on one income are done, bro.
	Like, if you don't have your shit together as a man and you're not providing, like, your wife shouldn't even be working, in my opinion.
	I don't think your girl should work.
	I think she does want to work as elected.
	Unless she wants to.
	But for you to be able to...
	Do that.
	Yeah, I think she should be working electively, not mandatory.
	You work mandatory, she works electively.
	For you to be able to give your woman that privilege, you gotta really bust your ass.
	We agree on that completely financially, but I see that as part of the big decline of the West.
	And I understand that we're teaching men how to operate in a society that is not incentivized for you to have a family, but that's the only solution to fix this problem is to raise some good children and have a good family.
	That's the only fix.
	It's not changing, bro.
	That's what I'm trying...
	Feminism is here.
	I'm trying to tell you.
	Feminism is here.
	They're not conceding.
	Women don't want to be wives.
	They want to get married, but they don't want to be wives.
	And when half the population doesn't want to be wives, you can't force them.
	And then on top of that, most women, let's keep it a thousand, don't like most men.
	Yeah.
	An average dude 50 years ago, I'm telling you, an average dude 50, 60 years ago could have had a regular factory job and gotten a dutiful wife that would stay home and be able to raise a family.
	Nowadays, women are like, fuck this shit.
	I could get my own money.
	Why do I need to be saddled to this average guy?
	Fuck that.
	I'm going to chase my own education.
	A big part of feminism is it allows women to get better guys.
	Most women don't like most men, bro.
	That's just how it is.
	You want a point?
	Sorry.
	Yeah, I was going to say, you guys were talking earlier about how the market in the West is bad.
	About how women just want to chase...
	Yeah, kill Twitter and Facebook.
	Sorry.
	And how Sneeko was saying, you know, after traveling, there's a lot of different cultures that, you know, really respect certain things.
	Like, especially in Asian cultures, and I'm sure in, like, European cultures, family is huge.
	Yeah.
	So, I mean, you can't knock it that you just said with social media and the internet.
	Everything's getting globalized.
	So these Western cultures are just going to continue spreading.
	So to say that, to have passport rows and to just outsource your market isn't going to work in the long term because it looks like these values, like you said, feminism is here to stay.
	So I think that...
	In the United States, yes.
	I think Sneeko's right.
	Like, you have to start now.
	Like, it starts with your legacy and what you're doing to change the future.
	Oh, really?
	Okay, you know what?
	Quit your job.
	Go find a man.
	Right now.
	There you go.
	Like, bro, this is too easy.
	Like, yo, you really want to...
	It sounds good.
	It starts here.
	Quit your job.
	Go get an average dude working at a factory, make it 30, 40K per year, and have a family with him.
	But you just said...
	Exactly.
	That's my point.
	No, no, no.
	You said women now are...
	Like everybody said here, financially...
	Being financially stable is so important, right?
	Yes.
	Because in today's age, one income isn't going to work great.
	Oh!
	You triggered my trap card!
	This is too fucking easy.
	Proving my point even more.
	Like, you say, oh, we go back to traditional.
	Okay.
	Quit your job.
	Be a traditional woman.
	Find a guy that's average.
	I didn't say quit traditional.
	I was saying that...
	I was saying that, you know, as time continues and globalization will continue, the Western ideals and feminism is just going to continue to prosper.
	Yeah.
	So, why would you tell people to outsource and go to different countries?
	Because there's other places in the world where it hasn't seeped yet, and more than likely, I hate to say it, the poorer the country, typically the more ingrained people are in their generals.
	This is why places like Colombia, Brazil, etc.
	Guys are going to these countries because the women are traditionally feminine, the men are traditionally masculine because they have to be based on the country's economy and agricultural, etc.
	Yeah, but that's not going to last forever, so what are you going to do?
	That's true.
	Yeah, well, there's always going to be richer countries and poorer countries.
	That's going to last forever.
	Thank you.
	I think there would definitely be a difference, but I think the ideology and feminism is going to continue.
	It will, but it's not going to spread at the same rate in other places, and other places might not accept it at all.
	You look at very religious countries, you look at Saudi Arabia, etc.
	They're never accepting that shit.
	Even in Colombia, people are finding out about that gold mine, so to speak, and it's like a splash of things going on there, but it's not fully taking over the whole country.
	I agree with you.
	It's not going nowhere, but I mean...
	My example just proved it just now.
	You're not going to yield and concede on your feminist views.
	And a lot of women aren't.
	I mean, you're not going to quit your job, right?
	Not at the moment, no.
	Exactly, you're not.
	And a lot of you won't, which is cool.
	But I'm telling guys, don't expect women to change.
	They're not going to.
	So you have to adapt to the market.
	Well, what about...
	Okay, I don't think that's fair to say because you're going based off of all women in the...
	Okay, you can roll your eyes, cool, but...
	Generally.
	I'm not rolling my eyes.
	The thing is, is that...
	Men don't like it when women generalize men, right?
	Women don't like it when men generalize us, too, because...
	Actually, I've never heard a guy complain when a girl generalizes men.
	When women say men are dogs and everything, I don't see guys complaining.
	You're like, yeah, we are.
	It's true.
	It's the women that get mad about generalizations because y'all all think you're special.
	No, it's not about being special.
	It's about the fact that People change.
	And yes, women are more masculine these days.
	As we've seen, women are more masculine these days.
	But let's look at why.
	Why are women more masculine these days?
	It goes back to what we were raised, what we've seen while we were raised, how we were raised.
	A lot of women grew up in households where there was just a mother.
	Let me answer your question.
	Hold on.
	With all due respect, let's say I was broke and I was fat.
	And I was smoking pot every day.
	Okay.
	And I wanted to go on a date.
	Would you give me a chance?
	No.
	Okay.
	So you don't give a fuck about my problems.
	Why should I give a fuck about yours?
	No, it's not about...
	No, no, hold on.
	I find it amazing how women can reject men, right?
	And y'all don't give a fuck why we're losers or we're fat or not where we want to be.
	But y'all expect us to accept the fact that you're masculine.
	And better yet, we need to know why and understand why and accept you.
	No, you don't need to accept that.
	So who cares about your problem that you're masculine?
	Okay, it's not about accepting being masculine.
	It's about finding a balance between a relationship because there are some women who want to work, as you said.
	Oh, so I got to find a balance when I'm dealing with you, but you would never give me a chance to find a balance with me.
	I'm not saying that.
	I'm not saying that.
	Let's bounce this joint.
	Let's bounce this Cheetos.
	So let's do it.
	You don't know that.
	You saying that.
	No, if you're coming to me and you're not working on yourself, you're big and you're smoking weed, getting high, you're not doing anything with your life.
	Yeah.
	Okay, if you come to me and you act like me and you're a dude in your mask, I don't like that.
	That's the equivalent.
	And that's fine.
	Did you see what I did there?
	Yeah.
	See how you rejected me for certain traits?
	I didn't bat an eye.
	But you're saying I'm masculine and here's why.
	I don't care.
	You're masculine.
	It's over.
	It's over.
	Okay, so you don't want...
	Okay, so say you like a woman, right?
	The world doesn't give a fuck about your problems just like y'all don't give a fuck about our problems.
	It's not a problem, though.
	It's something that can be fixed.
	It's something that we can learn to...
	A masculine woman is always masculine, bro.
	That's like me saying, oh, You know, I like to twist my hand like this and everything, but I turn it off every now and then.
	Fuck no!
	I'm just gay!
	I'm feminine as fuck!
	And it's gonna come out eventually.
	If you're a masculine woman, it's gonna come out eventually.
	Just like me, I'm a feminine man.
	It's gonna come out.
	And you're gonna be like, ew!
	The fuck?
	That's disgusting!
	Why are you acting like a girl?
	Same thing for me.
	Ew!
	That's disgusting!
	Why the fuck are you acting like a guy?
	I get what you're saying though because ultimately some women do want to make a change.
	But imagine being this way for 25, 30 years.
	That won't change overnight.
	And ultimately at the same time, is it going to change fast enough for us to stay together?
	Probably not.
	Maybe, maybe not.
	That's the sad part.
	Hell, I might not even give you a chance if you act like, talk to me like this and shit.
	And I understand.
	The thing is, I understand what you're saying because I do see where I can be very masculine.
	I do see other women where they can be very masculine.
	And the more that I realize in myself that, okay, this is too damn masculine, it makes me realize, okay, men are not attracted to this.
	You know, men love feminism.
	Not that in that sense, but men love...
	You mean feminine women?
	Yes, feminine women, femininity.
	And like you said, it's something that needs to be...
	Worked on.
	We need to learn how to be more feminine because we are not...
	And again, back to what he's saying, we don't concern about your problems.
	I understand that.
	But we have to learn how to be more feminine.
	That's just the day and age that we're in.
	We have to learn how to be more feminine.
	Yeah, but I mean, think about this.
	Think about this.
	Think about this.
	Here's the scary part.
	Like you said that, you know, you know that you're masculine or whatever.
	Those are just the times you caught you.
	You caught yourself.
	Think of all the times that a dude came up to you and maybe wanted to talk to you or maybe he saw you interact with your friends or he saw the way you spoke.
	They're like, oh, damn, she was cute, but damn, I'm good.
	I'm not going to go up to her.
	Here's the difference.
	Women, when y'all get curbed, y'all get curbed silently.
	You don't even know you're getting curbed.
	With us, we got to get curbed right up front.
	We got to walk up to you.
	Hi, you're cute.
	I have a boyfriend.
	Ew.
	Ew.
	Stay away.
	Men get curbed up front so we know we're a loser.
	Y'all don't get curbed up front so you don't know when you guys are losers.
	That's what sucks with women.
	You guys don't get negative reinforcement for your fuck up.
	That's why so many girls think they're special.
	They don't self-improve.
	I don't get rejected because no guy comes up to me.
	And then they don't understand.
	No guy comes up to you because you act like a fucking guy.
	At least for us, we go up to a girl.
	Ew, I'm good.
	You get rejected after 50 times.
	You're like, damn, maybe I need to go to the gym.
	Or maybe I stink.
	Or, they want to smash, so they'll play the game to get a couple of smashes in.
	So, you know what?
	I'm good, and then leave you.
	And you wonder, why'd he ghost me?
	Because, once again, you're too masculine, but he didn't want to say it to your face.
	Pretty much.
	We'll turn it to the guest.
	Sneeko, you had another thing.
	Let's do the girls.
	Oh, have the girls ask a question?
	You got another one, or no?
	No, that was my question.
	That was your question.
	Yeah, we can hit the chat.
	Actually...
	We have a lot of chats.
	Before I read the chats, any ladies had any things that they wanted to talk about that topic?
	Anything?
	Disagreements?
	I actually do have a question.
	Do you think that a guy is less masculine if he does like a more masculine woman?
	Yes.
	There's always a balance.
	Ultra masculine guys, ultra feminine women.
	And then you get these bisexual people in the middle and the woman is really masculine and the guy is pink hair and stuff.
	Right, okay, so like if a woman was like feminine, but masculine, like not fully feminine, but not fully masculine.
	Smart retard?
	That makes sense.
	Huh?
	Exactly, I said the same shit when you said what you said.
	Yeah, it's like half and half, because I know some girls like that.
	No, not really.
	No, no, no, no.
	They speak a certain type of way.
	You say you know girls like that?
	Yeah.
	They're going to find a guy who's a sim.
	Yeah.
	That's like low-key what they like.
	No, that's not what they like.
	They're power-shipping right now.
	The relationship never works out.
	Yeah, they're single.
	No.
	This is what happens with simps.
	The girl will tolerate him for a bit and then realize like, God damn, this guy's such a bitch.
	I talk to him crazy.
	No, yeah.
	And she eventually gets bored and leaves him.
	Real.
	Real, yeah.
	That's happened a couple times.
	Yeah, like so that's the problem.
	Like masculine women, the thing is, is that...
	The problem with masculine women is they need hyper-masculine men.
	And the guys that are hyper-masculine damn near need to smack that bitch to get her in line.
	And most guys don't want to do that.
	Unless you get a really toxic guy that will do that.
	And that turns girls on and you have this fucked up relationship.
	But most guys that are masculine, that are not pieces of shit, don't want super-masculine women.
	Because they know, like, yo, this is a pain in the ass.
	I'm dealing with myself.
	So, yeah.
	Most of the time when I see a guy with a masculine woman, his value is low.
	Like, he doesn't have the ability to attract a naturally feminine woman.
	Because naturally feminine women need guys that are masculine.
	Right.
	To complement that.
	My advice for you, if you're 18 and you're like that, you're kind of masculine sometimes, I wouldn't try to look for a guy that's going to balance that out.
	I would try to stay in my feminine state more and get with a masculine guy.
	That's going to be a happier relationship.
	Dude, I honestly, I'm not going to hold you.
	Like, when I was more of my younger age, I was trying to be very masculine.
	Her boyfriend is simp.
	Huh?
	Never mind.
	No, your boyfriend is simp, bro.
	I already know.
	No, like I was actually, I was trying to be really masculine as a kid and like growing up, but I learned that I don't really like that and that's not me being my full self.
	So I was trying to get more into my feminine side.
	That's what I wanted to know.
	What do you think turns you into a masculine woman?
	Because you don't seem like you have that much testosterone in your body.
	Right.
	Okay.
	So, I'm not going to hold you.
	Go home.
	I'm low-key out of pocket with my manners sometimes.
	I burp, like hardcore burping.
	And I sit like a man would sometimes.
	You manspreading?
	You manspreading?
	And sometimes I put, like, because I learned it from my dad.
	Like, my dad is, like, my hero, too.
	So, like, whenever I see him doing something, I usually copy it.
	But I need to learn that I'm my own person.
	So that's what I've been doing.
	Where's your mom?
	No, my mom is home.
	I love her.
	It's just, like, she does her own thing, but I've always looked up to my dad more.
	For some reason.
	Because he's, like, the breadwinner, low-key.
	They're both, like, equals, but not the same.
	Yeah, I think you should go on Snapchat less.
	I think you need to take a break from the social media because that's where the programming starts.
	That's where women are taught that this is what you're supposed to do.
	You won't get any negative reinforcement for that.
	It's encouraged.
	You're told to be girl bosses.
	Lay out the Snapchat a little bit.
	Okay, we've got some chats here.
	I have a question.
	I mean, something to ask.
	So, what would you guys say?
	Because I think the fair like as a woman we all here in this table and over there we're all scared of being called um masculine gold diggers I don't think...
	Wait, wait, wait.
	That's not a bad thing, though.
	No, no, no.
	Wait, wait.
	So this is my question.
	If you ask them, aren't you scared of being called gold digger?
	That's why you're answering those things, the emotional things, you know?
	So my question is, how...
	Okay, we have two things or one single thing.
	Either a woman that is with woman energy, right?
	Or a gold digger.
	Or we have...
	Or it's the same...
	And it's the same a woman with female energy and a gold digger.
	And it's the same way that you say, excuse me or pardon me.
	So here's the thing about gold digger.
	The people that are going to use that term are jealous women and broke men.
	So just don't be in those circles anymore and don't let that affect you.
	I actually think that if any of you answered that, I understand why you said all the things about character and maturity and emotions because you don't want to be seen like a gold digger on a men's podcast.
	But I actually think that that shows proper traits in a woman who's looking to be a mother because you want to have a guy who's rich and successful and that's able to provide for the children.
	It's not a bad thing to want a rich guy.
	You're a gold digger when you don't care about him and then you divorce him or you leave after you get the engagement ring just because you wanted to get the ring.
	That actually does happen a lot of time and the woman won't return the ring.
	But if you are valuing a guy who is successful because he has the right traits in order to become rich, he's smart, he knows how to navigate the world, I think that that's a good trait to...
	For a woman to look for.
	That's not a bad thing.
	And just don't let that shame get to you.
	It's only broke dudes saying that.
	I don't think that...
	I wouldn't call you that.
	I'm asking it because I've seen rich guys, successful guys.
	And they're mid-30s, 29s, 35s.
	And they just call them or call us gold diggers just for being female energies.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I think that's what makes us scared of being honest.
	Yeah, I mean, yeah, but all girls look for guys that make more money.
	My thing is this, if you don't want to be a gold digger as a woman, reciprocate value.
	And what I mean by that is, if the guy's making money, right, and he's successful, you don't just come in and be an annoying bimbo not doing shit.
	That's what most hot girls do, and that's why they get labeled a gold digger and useless.
	Exactly.
	But when you come in, you add value.
	You make his life easier.
	You're pleasant to be around.
	You make him look good in front of his friends.
	You're helping him out with shit.
	You see him like he's trying to book a trip or some shit.
	Like, yo, I'll take care of that for you.
	You're helping him with bullshit that he doesn't want to necessarily do.
	That's when you're adding value.
	He can't call you a gold digger then.
	He can't because you're adding value.
	Women only get called gold diggers when they're useless.
	Alright, thank you.
	Good point.
	Would any of the guys here get a vasectomy right now?
	Why or why not?
	Stupid!
	No, that's a good question.
	That's a good question.
	Why would you?
	No, I wouldn't get one.
	I mean, no, I've never gotten one.
	I wouldn't get one.
	But I would have knocked someone that was in my position that would.
	You know what I mean?
	Why wouldn't you get one, though?
	Me?
	You didn't answer.
	Because I'm old, bro.
	I'm 33.
	Who knows?
	So, what about you?
	I might have already did that.
	It's a no for you, right?
	For real?
	You got the snip?
	Wow!
	Fresh is trans!
	Nah, I just don't have that problem.
	That makes sense.
	Did anyone else have anything?
	I would never get it.
	No?
	Okay, cool.
	Men always remember the little nice things women say to them.
	Saying hi is enough to make a man fall in love, especially when you're a 10 out of 10 in his eyes.
	Ladies, when's the last time you gave a man a compliment?
	Good question.
	We'll start on the couch.
	Miss Ohio, when's the last time you gave a guy a compliment, if ever?
	Yeah, that's an ever.
	Probably today.
	Really?
	Today?
	Yeah.
	What'd you say?
	I did.
	What'd you say?
	What did I say?
	No, I said a few things.
	I said a few nice things.
	Like a what?
	Can you please park my car?
	No, about a man's character.
	Yeah, I said something that I liked being around him because of certain traits.
	It's okay.
	Alright, what about you?
	Actually, not that long ago.
	Maybe like a week ago.
	All I said was, oh, you look very clean.
	You smell good.
	You smell good today.
	Just like they mentioned earlier, there's guys that don't take care of themselves.
	You'll see their nails dirty.
	They don't smell good.
	Women like a guy that has a good smell.
	Okay, what about you?
	It was like three days ago.
	I told one of my co-workers that his new cut looked really good on him.
	Okay, flirting at work?
	Damn, that's trouble.
	I told my friend that I really appreciate him for listening to me.
	Does that count?
	The guy that you emasculate?
	Huh?
	Your ex?
	No, different guy.
	Another one.
	Emotional tampon.
	Okay.
	Are you weak?
	Yeah.
	I told one of my friends I enjoy being around them.
	A guy?
	Yeah.
	Damn.
	You listen to all my problems.
	Poor soul.
	Poor soul.
	Yeah.
	Wait, do you hook up with him or no?
	No.
	No, do you hook up with him or no?
	Yeah, that's a yes.
	Out of curiosity, is that guy religious?
	Yeah.
	Bro, women are...
	Hold on!
	Fornication!
	Hey!
	I'm calling you out!
	No, no, no, no, no.
	You caught what I did there.
	She's acquiescing to that man's frame.
	Thank you.
	Okay.
	Women will change for the guy that they like.
	It was last night I was with my mom and one of my family friends FaceTimed me to show me like his outfit for an event he was going to and I just told him that I told him that he looked good.
	Are you smashing that guy?
	No.
	No, no, no, no.
	Okay.
	But you told him to his face or over the phone?
	No, it was like on FaceTime so both.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	What about you Columbia?
	When I was on my way here, my boyfriend got a new haircut.
	Okay.
	So I told him, like, he looks so handsome.
	Okay.
	Hold on.
	He bought you that chain?
	No, he bought it for me.
	That's what I asked you.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	That's a Van Cleef.
	That shit ain't cheap.
	Oh, is it?
	Okay.
	Shit nice.
	With the matching earrings, too.
	Thank you.
	That's like $1,500.
	$1,500?
	Okay.
	No, it's that one.
	Actually, no, hold on.
	You bought it from the store itself?
	My boyfriend, he took me over there.
	Into the mic.
	He took me over there to the store.
	So that's about like $2,000 then, if you bought it from the store.
	Three.
	Three?
	Two point something, yeah.
	It's 2.2, yeah.
	All right, cool.
	What about you?
	Yes, a few days ago, I told someone that the gym is paying off.
	The arms are getting bigger.
	Yeah, nigga, okay.
	You said what?
	What about you?
	A couple days ago, I had a party at my house, and I told mine, having a conversation, I just told them that, like, I really...
	You're who?
	My friend.
	Are you smashing him?
	No.
	I just told him that I really appreciate having him around.
	What about you?
	Did you smash arms guy?
	No.
	Stop the camera.
	No, we've been dealing with each other for a few years.
	So that means communication?
	Huh?
	Y'all have hooked up before?
	Yeah, we deal with each other.
	Yo!
	I'll tell you, the cameras are on.
	Yo, they can't say it, bro.
	That's why they said all this bullshit about, oh, it's health and security and loyalty and self-improvement.
	Like, bro.
	What about you?
	I just told my mentor that I appreciate his time.
	Okay.
	Your mentor?
	You spanking that, huh?
	You tried it.
	You tried it?
	You tried it?
	He said no.
	He said no.
	Yeah, he tried it and failed.
	No, she's saying, she's trying to put words in her mouth.
	She's offended that Fresh even brought that up.
	Is that new slang for kids?
	Yeah, you guys don't speak Gen Z, these boomers.
	I didn't know what, I was like, I thought she said, like, he tried it.
	Oh, no.
	I'm a podcast, man.
	Yeah, I mean, I actually...
	Old people, bro.
	Look at that.
	I'm 30.
	Tradcon is talking.
	Yeah.
	You check out Fresh.
	All right, the Snipcons are talking, man.
	Bro, I don't have one, bro.
	What about you?
	I deserve accidents with you, Plan B. Get the fuck out, bro.
	Let me, bro.
	I'm not a snake, so I'm not...
	Okay, bro.
	- All right, brush.
	All right, brush.
	Go ahead. - Last week I took one of my coworkers clubbing He's like, is this okay?
	And I was like, you're gonna get all the bitches tonight.
	You got this.
	He's super into friends on Okay, where we at here blackest panther go should men and women provide and or expect the same thing from each other in a relationship ie matches matching energies, if not What should each party provide?
	We covered that earlier.
	Okay.
	Pharo Vibes.
	It's interesting how many ladies come on the show and say they never watch FNF and get mad about debating their ideals, but each male guest has to bring value to the audience and be highly aware of the platform.
	Yeah, to a degree.
	And then we almost got 20,000 of y'all in here.
	So call it Chris?
	50 and up.
	50 and up from here.
	All right.
	I'll read these ones that came through, but guys, from this point, 50 and up.
	Question for ladies.
	Does your past matter?
	If not, then what's your body count?
	Okay.
	I'll just make this simple.
	Do you think a woman's past matters, ladies?
	Raise your hands if it's yes.
	Everybody.
	Okay.
	Damn.
	Except for you.
	You're the only one.
	And what about on the couch?
	Okay.
	Why don't you think a woman's past matters?
	I feel like, well, I guess women, past shouldn't matter.
	People are constantly changing and going through things that shape them as a person through time.
	Okay.
	Question for you.
	Let's say you've been with a guy for five, seven years, right?
	And y'all are in a pretty serious relationship.
	And, you know, you guys go on a vacation in New York and he goes to the gym and, you know, you look in his phone and it dings and you're like, what the fuck?
	And it's unlocked.
	And you go through it and you see a video of him sucking dick from seven years ago.
	What would you do?
	Well, people go through changes.
	Like, someone just sent him an old video of that?
	I think I'd confront him about it, but I would need to talk about it.
	And he's like, hey, it was just a phase, man.
	It was a hot dude summer.
	I'm not just gonna dip.
	I've met people who have grown up and been like, they used to be meth addicts in the past, or they've gone through a lot of hardship, and they're not who they were in the past.
	So you would accept that hot dude summer?
	No.
	It doesn't bother you.
	It doesn't bother you?
	No.
	Then why would you ever talk with him if it doesn't bother you?
	I mean, I would confront me.
	Like, is this now?
	Or how long ago was this?
	What is this?
	No, but that's him, though.
	That's him.
	That's his past.
	It doesn't matter how long it's been.
	Well, I'm going to be like, I saw it.
	Do you want to talk about it?
	But I wouldn't, like, judge him on it.
	You wouldn't want to talk about it.
	He'd be like, uh, this is me.
	Take me for who I am.
	I'll do it summer.
	Okay.
	You accepted it?
	She is.
	I mean, I would always confront him about it first and then see what he says.
	I mean, if he has, like, a whole sex life in the past that I don't know anything about and, like, my health could be a question.
	He took it in the butt.
	Butt, butt, butt, butt, butt.
	He was sucking dick, not taking it in the butt.
	What if I came up to you and I said, yo, your man sucks dick.
	Someone telling me that, I wouldn't believe it.
	But if I have video proof...
	No, you have video proof and then I'm like, yo, your man sucks dick.
	Like, right now while I'm with him.
	Or in the past.
	He sucked a dick.
	Like, he did that.
	Probably better than you.
	Oh, shit!
	Oh, Lord!
	Oh, shit!
	Well, also, well, now that I'm put on the spot, don't shoot the messenger, but Julian told me to tell you that your daddy, Julian, wants to fight you.
	She's getting paid $1,000 to say this right now.
	Boxer, yeah, boxing match, loser has to pay the winner $50,000.
	I better get my 10% for you getting the $1,000.
	No, I didn't agree to that.
	Wait, who's doing it?
	I have no idea.
	He DM'd me to say this.
	I don't know either.
	I have no idea.
	There's this guy that DM'd me and he asked me to say this to tell you.
	To Sneeko?
	Yeah, but I asked Sneeko if it was okay.
	So clearly you do care about the suckin' dick thing.
	If this was the time...
	If this is when you dropped that fight card, you don't watch a man suckin' dick because you're just like, yeah, well, what about this?
	So no!
	So no!
	Let's bring it back to the question.
	Your past does matter.
	It clearly affects you emotionally.
	Yes, it does.
	That's why she's asking questions.
	Okay, yeah, then I take it back.
	Your past does matter.
	I was wrong.
	Alright, I better get my 10% of the thousand.
	Damn, that must have hurt.
	That must have hurt to admit, huh?
	Yeah.
	No, I like accountability.
	Man.
	Okay.
	I like accountability.
	Okay.
	We'll see about that later.
	I don't like to look stupid.
	I will see later.
	Fernie, question for the ladies.
	Oh, no, I read that one.
	John, he goes, this guy Chris can't stop, won't stop with the P. Diddy ad-libs.
	That's true.
	Chris, why did you put the stupid sound effect when she asked a good question?
	No, that was because...
	We have to go, man.
	Chris said it was my accident.
	That's what he meant.
	I got you, Chris.
	He started on the soundboard.
	His finger has slipped.
	His fingers stutter like his speech.
	Thanks, Nico.
	Yo, babe in the red next to Sneeko.
	Flow is fire.
	Not to mention she's fine as fuck.
	Great show as always, guys.
	Hey, look at his profile picture.
	Would you go on a date with him?
	Would you take him out?
	No.
	No.
	You paid $50 and she just dumped you, man.
	What the hell?
	What about his personality?
	What about his maturity and his emotions?
	Yes.
	And the bag gotta be right too.
	He's got $50.
	All of that plus the bag.
	Now the money comes into play.
	Okay, cool.
	Okay, good point.
	Yo, her answers in a guy was respectful, be nice, integrity.
	I said some traits.
	I didn't say every trait.
	I said some traits.
	I didn't say every trait.
	She forgot Tyrone.
	She forgot all that, man.
	Yeah, she forgot that part about being handsome.
	A nigga in the gym.
	Yeah, man.
	Bro, these girls are ruthless with y'all, man.
	Lucas James.
	Question for the ladies.
	What is the biggest challenge of being a woman?
	That's actually a really straightforward and good question.
	Alright, let's start on the couch.
	Ohio, what's the biggest challenge of being a woman for you?
	For me, I guess just making sure I'm doing everything right.
	Like timetables, putting pressure on myself.
	I don't know.
	That was explained horribly.
	Yeah, seriously.
	Sorry about that.
	It's a big question.
	Maybe staying safe and just staying on the right path in life.
	What?
	Okay.
	Alright, go ahead.
	Biggest challenge of being a woman, I mean, to me is the dating life is one of the biggest challenges right now.
	Okay.
	Why is it so difficult when she's 30?
	Not because I'm 30, but because, I mean, let's be honest, what is the dating life in Miami?
	Like, if we really, like, go to it, like, it's not really a good dating life here in Miami.
	And yes, you have to branch out maybe to other places or go to...
	Maybe more up north.
	I don't know.
	Tampa up there or something.
	But here in Miami, it's hard to date.
	And to actually take someone serious.
	I mean, have you dated a guy down here?
	I have.
	Why didn't it work out?
	We just didn't have the same ideas.
	A lot of guys in Miami want to live a single life.
	Also have a partner at home, but be able to do what they want to do in the streets.
	And sometimes it just doesn't work out like that.
	Okay.
	So...
	They don't want to have, like, the traditional, like, you know, boyfriend, girlfriend, be in a relationship, work together.
	Be monogamous?
	Yeah.
	So the guy that you had wanted to smash other girls?
	Yes.
	Was he, like, handsome and shit?
	Or had money?
	I mean, he was a decent looking guy, and he wasn't as tall.
	He was just 5'2", so he's not tall.
	5'2"?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Did he have money?
	Huh?
	Did he have money?
	What made you pick him?
	Was he charming?
	It was just, we were getting along.
	He was from a very...
	He had a very interesting cultural background, and then I was just very interested in it.
	But then afterwards, it was kind of...
	Obvious that he just wanted to, you know, do the thing.
	He be getting bitches?
	A 5'2"?
	Yeah, I mean, I see him.
	Is he tall enough to do back shots or does he need a stool?
	You got some dictionaries for him to stand on?
	Wait, how tall are you?
	I'm five.
	Okay.
	Hold on, hold on.
	What's his background?
	What's his background?
	Is he black?
	No, actually not, but he is from Morocco.
	Why'd you say that with a Spanish accent?
	I was trying to think about it in English and it just didn't come out right.
	Wait.
	It's because it has two R's.
	Are you the girl that dated like the seven?
	Yes.
	Also, my ex was six, eight.
	Yes.
	And you like paid the bills?
	I... I maintained most of the relationship.
	Yes, that is correct.
	Okay, I remember you now.
	I remember you now.
	Okay, okay, okay.
	There's nothing wrong with that.
	There's nothing wrong with your man having a downslope within the relationship and you just gotta help your man out.
	Oh, really?
	Not in the relationship last time.
	That nigga finessed you.
	That's what he did.
	I mean, maybe he did.
	Maybe he didn't.
	We're not together anymore.
	It never works when women are paying the bills, bro.
	That's why I always say, who gives a fuck about a woman's career?
	But people have bad moments.
	But people have bad moments.
	What if, like, something happens and you're married?
	Bad moment can't be a bad month or a bad year.
	Y'all ain't sticking around.
	Yo, did he ever take care of you?
	Yes, he did for a certain amount of time, but he had his bad moments, so it was my time to step up.
	I mean, I decided to move back to the States.
	She's like, it's a fuck, too.
	No.
	No.
	I'm stepping down to 5'2".
	Alright, cool.
	What's the biggest challenge for you being a woman?
	Honestly, I don't know what's the biggest challenge.
	Life is easy, though, huh?
	But I'd say that one of them, like, as a woman...
	As a woman?
	As a woman, like, nowadays, I'd say, like, being able to, like, escalate or, like, grow in jobs where, like, men are prominent.
	Oh god.
	But you're a server, right?
	Yeah.
	I'm not talking about me, though.
	But we mean you, though.
	The question is subjective.
	It's for you, personally.
	Uh, personally?
	Yeah.
	Or it's not just easy, like, it's great.
	No, there's challenges in life, but I don't know what my challenge is as a woman.
	What's the hardest thing for you being a woman?
	Snapchat.
	There's really been no good answers so far.
	Honestly, my life is also on easy mode.
	The hardest thing is honestly like just period cramps right now.
	I respect that.
	I respect the honesty.
	Alright, what about you?
	What's the hardest part about being a woman for you?
	I would say like trying to be a good woman.
	Nah, not fornicating.
	Are you trying to be a good woman for yourself?
	Yeah, and just kind of figuring out, like, not getting mixed up with, like, the standards of society and kind of, like, my own.
	Okay, real.
	You like this guy a lot, don't you?
	A little bit.
	Yes.
	Yeah, um...
	So do you think it's, like, not getting sucked into the feminist garbage, like, the Nicki Minaj type of lifestyle, like, trying to be a God-fearing woman?
	I would say, like, just how, like, social media is, like, a lot of, like, sexualizing your body and things like that.
	It can be.
	So keeping your purity.
	Kind of, yeah.
	Prior to meeting this guy that you're talking to, who clearly his face are rubbing off on you, which is a good thing.
	There's nothing wrong with that.
	Were you, like, kind of, did you buy into that, like, I'm gonna do what I want.
	I'm gonna be on Instagram.
	I'm gonna get the best guy I can and I'm gonna show myself.
	What do you mean, Blake?
	Well, you're an actress, correct?
	Aspiring.
	Okay.
	So, a part of being an aspiring actress is you kind of have to put yourself out there.
	You have to market yourself to a degree, right?
	Let's be honest here.
	A woman's marketability is her beauty.
	It's her body.
	It's her sexuality.
	So, did you find yourself doing that to potentially get acting gigs, potentially get opportunities, especially here in Miami where beauty is the main commodity?
	Were you doing that and did you reel it back based on the guy that you're dating now?
	Um, I would say I'm still trying to, like, build my, like, portfolio and things like that, and then I'm trying to, like, still stick with, like, who I am and my morals.
	Yeah.
	But I'm not, like, dating anyone.
	I'm not dating him.
	What y'all are talking?
	No.
	I thought you said you were hooking up with him.
	Uh, he's just my friend.
	Huh?
	She's capping, bro.
	She's capping.
	You have a great personality.
	Yeah.
	No.
	Wait, you're really an actress?
	What's your favorite character that you've played?
	Character?
	Yeah, what's your favorite character you've done?
	From West Side Story, Maria.
	Maria, Maria.
	So like a singer?
	Um, like she was crying.
	What?
	I was going to say your favorite actor or actress is the fucking zombie from Walking Dead.
	Zombie number 3999.
	That zombie has a porcelain, Murray.
	That zombie has a porcelain, Murray.
	Goddamn!
	Wow!
	We got to give you some charisma before that.
	That's for real.
	Fuck, man.
	What about you?
	Get her with the Holy Spirit, man.
	Wake up!
	What about you?
	The hardest part about being a woman for you?
	I think that the hardest part probably my hair my nails I was just gonna say like I think a lot about what the beauty standard is now for women and like what a lot of I'm sorry there's like okay the beauty standard um what the beauty standard has like maybe progressed to during the years about what women should look like or what how women like should show themselves online things
	like that so you think the beauty standard is the hardest part about being a woman For me.
	Do you think that beauty standard is more enforced by women or men?
	I think that the past years as like younger me or younger generations I have spoken to women and I do think that it has been enforced mainly by men.
	Like what men like want their women to look like and like Alright, let me ask you a question.
	When you go to the supermarket or maybe to the gym with no makeup, do guys still come up to you?
	No.
	I don't get approached.
	You never?
	Not at the gym.
	Not at the gym or the supermarket.
	Okay, like you never get approached when you're out and about?
	Yeah, sometimes.
	Okay.
	You don't have makeup every single time you're out and about?
	No.
	Okay, so clearly it's not as bad as you think it is with the beauty standards.
	True, but I do think that, let's say, famous people, like people with a big platform and people with a lot of followings and people that, I guess, in this society...
	Give me an example of these people with big platforms and big followings.
	Kylie Jenner.
	Oh, female.
	Well, we're talking about...
	You said it was men are enforcing the beauty standard.
	Yeah, I was asking who enforces that beauty standard that you're talking about.
	It's you comparing yourself to famous people on Instagram, which are girls.
	Like there's never been a time where a guy's been like, you know what?
	I really liked that girl's makeup.
	Really?
	Have you ever heard a guy say that?
	Her contour?
	Like I really like your point.
	Oh, you know about me.
	The blending.
	Well, what about a situation like Dan Bilzerian did?
	You see the man and then you see all the women that he chooses to be around and they're beautiful, they have their bodies done, they do their makeup perfectly, their hair extensions.
	What about Hugh Hefner?
	Okay, that's one dude who is literally, like, the biggest exception to the rule for most men.
	Most guys will never live a lifestyle like him.
	We actually hung out with him.
	Like, his life is not real.
	I saw that.
	Yeah, I saw that.
	So, but the reality is, most girls are not looking at damn, but they're on Instagram like, damn, I wish I could be one of those hoes on the boat.
	No, they're looking at Kylie Jenner, they're looking at Beyonce, they're looking at Rihanna, they're looking at all these women that...
	Kim Kardashian, another culprit.
	They're looking at other women and comparing themselves to that.
	Girls aren't looking at Playboys guys' Instagrams.
	But those women are the most desirable that we see in society, so we want to be like them.
	A hoe on a boat?
	But not only that, also like a lot of men in their lyrics, a lot of like in hip-hop lyrics, they promote a lot of BBLs or you have to look certain type of way, big ass, big tits.
	Like, you know, like there's a lot of promotion of what you should look like a lot in music with women and men.
	I think that's self-imposed by women, to be honest with you.
	I think a girl, like an average woman, can absolutely bat up two to three points higher and get a guy that's better than her.
	Easily.
	An average chick.
	So why do most men go for the women that are with BBLs or that they have this type of standard of BBLs?
	Because, no, it's not even that.
	It's the guys that you want go for those girls because those are the guys that have the capability to do so.
	You see this with the famous people.
	You see this with artists.
	The top tier men.
	I mean, I wouldn't consider them all top-tier men, but yes.
	But they're still in literally less than 1% is my point.
	Okay, so why do top-tier men go for these women?
	Okay, but that's an exception to the rule.
	Most guys will take an average girl easily.
	Hell, I'll take an average girl.
	I don't believe that.
	I'll take an average girl that is obedient, not a pain in the ass, and not a hoe over a hot girl that's a hoe any day.
	I've seen.
	Yeah, yeah Yeah, I'll give an average girl the chances when was the last time you gave an average girl chance I I've done it before.
	Before, how long ago?
	Yesterday.
	To take her seriously or just to smash?
	To take an average girl seriously.
	To take her out on a date, actually get to know this person and maybe you will find the correct...
	It's been a while.
	I ain't gonna lie.
	The point is that she gets the chance.
	An average dude ain't getting no chance with a hot girl.
	That's not true.
	Okay, just move on, please.
	Alright, look.
	I'm just gonna put things in perspective for you real quick.
	They did an experiment, right?
	A girl that was huge, like fat as hell, okay?
	She literally had...
	They made her a Tinder and then they made a dude a Tinder that was like a model top tier guy, right?
	The girl had like 500 matches in 24 hours.
	The guy only had like 100 something.
	So a girl that's literally obese, ugly as hell, completely unattractive, a whale, got four times as many matches as a guy that's in a top one percentile of looks.
	Does that not put things in perspective for you?
	Ugly women have more options than extremely attractive men.
	An average girl has more marketability than a celebrity male.
	I don't think women understand this.
	Y'all have more options than the top tier guys.
	An average girl.
	An average girl can DM a celebrity and get a response.
	If I DM Rihanna, I ain't get no response.
	And I'm a celeb.
	To a degree.
	A small one.
	That's my point.
	Okay.
	She doesn't care.
	No, no, no.
	I mean, I guess I agree to an extent, but I also don't think if I go chat Brad Pitt tomorrow, he's going to respond.
	But like, okay.
	You turn around, he will.
	Yeah.
	How about this?
	Damn, 10 celebrities, you're going to get at least a 50% response rate.
	Yep.
	That's the difference.
	And you're 30 years old, no offense, right?
	You're here in Miami, you're not a celebrity or anything like that, and you have the ability to DM guys in the top 001% of men.
	That's my point.
	A guy does not have that option.
	Let's take a guy on your level.
	Let's say, hypothetically, you're a 7.
	And I take a guy that's a 7.
	He can't do what you could do as a 7.
	I'm being nice, by the way.
	It's a little bit lower, but you get the point.
	Okay.
	Let's not start with the numbers.
	This nigga, bro.
	Hey, what?
	Come on, man.
	No, no, no.
	She's cool, though.
	She's nice.
	No, she's cool.
	Yeah, she's cool, so.
	I mean, I know I'm not a seven, but it's okay.
	No, no, so what are you?
	Huh?
	What are you?
	I feel like all women should consider themselves a ten.
	Oh, no.
	Oh!
	You triggered my trap card!
	No, all women should consider themselves a 10.
	The fact that women are going to be like, oh, I'm a 5.
	It has nothing to do with being dumb.
	No, not at all.
	Can I say the hard word?
	That was retarded.
	No, am I really going to look at myself in the mirror and be like, oh, I'm not a 10.
	No one is.
	This guy is blue.
	Of course, because we're live in front of people and you're not going to show up like you're going to go to the gym.
	And you want to look better.
	That implies that you were imperfect at a certain point and you wanted to look better.
	So you can't be a 10 if you put on makeup.
	A 10 implies you're perfect.
	Okay, I guess.
	If you put it on that side.
	And to be honest, nines are on boats with billionaires and shit.
	They're the top tier girls that get paid for the way that they look.
	Most girls, let's be honest here, are average.
	I mean, what?
	We got 11 girls here?
	Most of y'all are fairly average.
	No offense.
	That's by default what average is.
	If we're going to measure female beauty, right?
	Average, maybe a little above average.
	Does everyone agree that you guys feel that you're average?
	Hell no!
	I feel like I'm like a 5 or a 6 on the scale.
	Nice.
	I agree.
	I mean, it's just, ladies, by default, that's what average is.
	Like, most women are average, and there's nothing wrong with that.
	Oh, okay.
	If you say like that, that's different.
	There's nothing wrong with being...
	It's how you said it.
	Exactly.
	What?
	God.
	You gotta say nice to them.
	That's how you say it, Myron.
	Come on.
	Okay.
	I wish dudes walked around and said, I'm a 10, bro.
	Yeah.
	I'm a king.
	You're a 10, nigga.
	It's fighting words, Chris.
	If you were a 10, you wouldn't be single.
	That's not true.
	I mean, if I wanted to be in a relationship, I could.
	I just haven't.
	I'm just not going to settle.
	Yeah, if you were 10, you wouldn't have to settle.
	It would be with the right guy.
	Yeah.
	Bars.
	Automatically at 30.
	This is the difference between men and women.
	Men have to live in reality, right?
	If a guy's a 2, he knows he's a 2 because reality reinforces it.
	Girls don't want to fuck him.
	No one takes him seriously.
	His friends don't respect him.
	He stinks probably.
	He's fat.
	Men have to understand reality.
	But girls, it's like, I'm single, but I'm a 10.
	I don't know about that, man.
	Hearing that made me want to get a vasectomy.
	If I hear one more girl saying that all girls are 10s, man, I'm going to do this.
	What would you guys rate yourselves?
	All the guys here.
	Sure, I'd be happy to do so, but my thing is this.
	When I measure women, right, keeping it a thousand, we go off of looks because that's what we care about, right?
	What do you want us to measure ourselves on?
	Looks?
	Okay, but being honest here, do women measure men just by their looks?
	No.
	You didn't.
	That's not the question.
	Okay, I'll go by looks, but I'm just telling you that that's not realistic, but we'll go by looks only.
	You want to hit first?
	To go.
	Guess first.
	We answered this before.
	I think an eight.
	Yeah.
	I give myself a seven.
	Do you see her cringe when you said...
	I mean, I think everybody's going to tell their own opinion.
	Damn.
	I mean, no homo, but he's modeled as a real model for Nike.
	Oh, now it's no homo, but when we say she's a 10, it's homo.
	Has she modeled for Nike and a bunch of other designer brands as an actual real model?
	He's walked on runways.
	Pause.
	I'm sure a lot of that has to do with...
	And that had nothing to do with it.
	Actually, streaming and stuff like that makes it hard because they're like, oh, you're talking about feminism?
	We like feminism.
	That goes against the whole thing.
	That was just based off of...
	And he was modeling in New York with a bunch of liptards where it's, yeah.
	And it was before he was famous, so.
	I mean, I can see why.
	So why are you laughing at his raising?
	Well, no, because he looks, he's not exactly white.
	Like, he looks a bit ethical.
	Ethnical.
	Ethical?
	Ethnical.
	Sorry about that.
	He's Asian.
	We're supposed to be on the same side right now.
	Why are you?
	Why are you listening?
	No, I see.
	It's diversity.
	Everybody's African with diversity.
	Like, I'm all with you.
	Like...
	But see the difference here?
	He's actually like a published model and he gave himself an 8.
	That's the difference between men and women.
	I didn't say nothing.
	You didn't say nothing.
	After you said that, bro.
	Alright.
	I'm about to be racist to Chinese people right now.
	Chinese, Japanese, dirty knees.
	Okay, moving on.
	I'll give myself like Seven.
	You see Fresh dodging the question again.
	This is Chris' best moment ever in life.
	Yeah, Chris excited.
	Chris, you gotta answer first.
	Yeah, go Chris.
	Yeah, Chris, go it.
	Yeah, there you go.
	You part of the show, you always destroy yourself.
	5.5 Nigga, I'm a 6 then, nigga I'm a 6 then I'm a 6 then, I'm above you No, my eyes hurt, bro We'll give you the ladies a chance to shoot back at us.
	Go ahead.
	Y'all can go ahead and rate us too.
	What was your rating?
	Six.
	Oh, a six?
	I love that.
	I gave myself a seven.
	And who was the...
	Chris.
	So you know what we'll do?
	Since we've been making fun of y'all all night, we go ahead, we'll give you guys a chance to rate us.
	So feel free to shoot back at us.
	Go ahead, we'll start here.
	What would you give the guys the rating at the table?
	Is it just looks?
	Or you can use the entire package.
	Nah, just looks because that's what you said.
	Looks.
	Looks.
	If y'all wanna just go off looks, that's fine.
	I was gonna say, I'll leave it up to the girl to decide what she wants to use.
	But if you wanna just go off looks, that's fine.
	Go ahead.
	I'll agree with the ratings you guys gave yourselves.
	Trying to be nice?
	Cop out answer.
	Yeah.
	You'll never know.
	Okay.
	Oh yeah, she lied then.
	That answer right there.
	Alright, what about you?
	I know you've been excited for this.
	Who first?
	Fresh.
	Whatever you decide.
	Yeah, go ahead.
	We might kick you off the ratings too low.
	I'll just fuck with you.
	You can get twos all around.
	We won't care.
	Alright, go ahead.
	I'll like a 6-5.
	What?
	A six or a five.
	A six or a five?
	Mm-hmm.
	For Seagull?
	You asked me my rating.
	Okay, okay, all right, fair.
	All right, damn.
	Start Asian hate.
	Wow.
	Not anymore.
	I'm black now.
	Asian.
	All right, go ahead.
	What about the rest?
	Fresh?
	Yeah.
	A three.
	But I think he's a great guy though.
	A six or a five.
	And then what about for Chris?
	Two.
	I'd say seven.
	Okay.
	For you.
	I'd agree with the three.
	Damn!
	You are super cool!
	You're gonna take the glasses off, they don't see you right now.
	Yeah, that's true.
	I'll take it.
	I love this.
	I'll take it.
	Okay.
	And six, seven, I agree with yours.
	And then Chris, Three?
	I'm gonna say three.
	I'm gonna say you're tied with French.
	You're tied.
	What about you?
	It's your revenge time.
	No revenge.
	I'd say...
	Yeah, I didn't really see your face.
	Let me see your face.
	I'd say 7.5.
	Okay.
	For you, I'd say 7.5.
	And for you, I need to see your face.
	The glasses is not it for me.
	Because everybody looks different with glasses on.
	You need to see his SVJ. What's that?
	Don't worry about it.
	See you next to that Lamborghini.
	That score's gonna change.
	That's cool.
	Okay, well, can I get like a...
	Just a quick little pop.
	Pull my Instagram real quick.
	- No! - No, no, no, no, no, no. - No, no, no. - Okay, with the glasses, I say a four.
	With the glasses, because I need to see your face.
	Alright, now what about Chris?
	I know you've been waiting for this one.
	He got a cute little baby face.
	I'd say...
	No, he got a big face.
	I'd say a six.
	Okay.
	She liked the light-skinned ninjas.
	What about you, Miss Columbia?
	I'll go...
	Y'all are dressed the same.
	White top, black pants!
	Okay, I'll go...
	Seven, six, five, three.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	Yeah, 7.5.
	Again, 7.5.
	7.5 for him?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	You single?
	Yeah.
	Okay, okay.
	Okay.
	Riz.
	Right, is that what y'all say?
	W Riz?
	Yeah.
	Good Gen Z language.
	Not sure for charisma, right?
	Boomers, man.
	I think so.
	Boomer podcast.
	Okay.
	And then what about me and him?
	And then Chris, of course.
	And then, yeah, like a six.
	Okay.
	And then...
	I really need to use my imagination.
	You got points because of your shades, man.
	No, nigga.
	You gotta look at the smile.
	Okay.
	Yeah, like a three.
	And then what about Chris?
	I'll tie you guys.
	You guys are tied.
	A four.
	No!
	No, no, no.
	A four.
	I'll give Chris a four because he didn't hide his face in glasses.
	Oh, damn.
	Damn.
	What about you, Miss Actress?
	I would say seven and a half.
	All right.
	Six.
	Okay.
	Five, four.
	Five and then four.
	Oh, I'm a four.
	No, he's a four.
	Oh, he's a four.
	No, no.
	Okay.
	Six, five, four.
	Fantastic.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	Once I meet Chris, that's fine.
	I don't really know.
	I prefer not to say...
	Bro, we don't care.
	We don't care.
	We really don't.
	We're not going to kick you off the pot for a second.
	I probably will.
	She referred to him as the boyfriend.
	Oh, shit.
	She came on the show and said she's single.
	Okay, um...
	Wait, you have a boyfriend?
	No, no.
	I just hate rating shit.
	It's so stupid to me, but okay.
	Um, 7.5.
	Um, 6.
	Okay.
	4, 3, 4, something.
	And then, I like you.
	I like your face, so I'll give you a six That's great I think that you're like a 7.5.
	Like a 5.
	Then Chris over there, it's like a 6.
	And then Sneeko's like an 8.
	Okay.
	Let's go.
	Let's go.
	And then what about you, Miss Panama?
	This is your revenge time.
	No, no revenge.
	I'll be honest.
	So Myron, I would give like a six and a half, seven.
	Sneeko would be like a nine.
	Okay.
	I was toasting you earlier too.
	Yeah, sorry.
	I mean, call me a flat out retard.
	It's like being a nice guy don't work.
	Call girls retards, you get more points.
	No, not at all.
	It's just that I do consider myself a 10, not just because looks, but also because of the qualities that I bring to the table.
	But anyways.
	Like what?
	I cook, I clean, I know how to hold the household.
	Just so you guys have mentioned that I did maintain half of my relationship previously, so I know how to maintain a home.
	So anyway, but I would give Presh a five.
	And then I like gorditos, so I would give Presh a six.
	Oh my goodness.
	That's what a gordito is.
	All right, what about you, Ohio?
	I got love handles.
	Honestly, I would not have like demoted y'all's points.
	I think y'all did wonderful.
	I loved seeing that and I think you're happy where you're at.
	Of course the white girl got to give the politically correct answer.
	Alright.
	I thought y'all were going to go harder on us, man.
	Y'all are pussies, man.
	Okay.
	Can you guys rate us?
	What was that you said?
	Can you guys rate us or is that just not going to go well?
	We can if you guys really want us.
	I kind of want to know.
	You can rate me.
	You don't have to do everyone.
	I'd say everyone.
	Everybody?
	Y'all really want us to rate y'all?
	I won.
	Now's the grading.
	Now's the grading.
	No.
	What?
	No, no, no.
	Okay.
	No, I said now it's fair.
	If you guys do it too.
	Alright, well, here's the thing.
	If I'm going to rate you guys properly, I'm going to need y'all to stand up and shit.
	Because I didn't get a chance to look at you guys.
	We didn't tell you to stand up.
	Let's ask the chat.
	I mean, here's the thing.
	Put the rates.
	Y'all saw me come in and sit down and shit.
	Y'all saw me.
	You didn't have to tell me.
	Come on, man.
	What?
	Are you trying to get a peak again, man?
	You had your chance.
	You gave me a rating.
	I think it was a six.
	So you gave me a rating, alright?
	So yeah, I would have to have y'all to give an objective, you know...
	Nice answer.
	How about this?
	We'll do it at the end of the show.
	I'll reach out at the end of the show.
	That way, if I hurt your feelings, you could just leave right away and run.
	When you get in the SNP, the doctor informs you that you need to consider this as permanent.
	You can get it reversed, but it's not guaranteed to be successful.
	Kids will bring you a different type of happiness and fulfillment.
	Kids is another way.
	Free to live forever.
	Don't be your family.
	Hey!
	Keep pretending I don't exist, Fresh.
	One day you're going to wake up and find your whole package is gone.
	You'll look like a Ken doll with a hairy armpit.
	Do better, Fresh.
	Shorty and white shirt next to Sneeko.
	I'll holler at you later.
	Yes, sir!
	My dog!
	She got a boyfriend, bro.
	You fucked up.
	Stop, bro.
	That must have come in before.
	I love that I've been a long time watching a supporter.
	However, Sneeko is completely correct.
	Let's go.
	How are you advocating for men to accept vasectomies at a young age to become high value?
	It's completely absurd, guys.
	Sneeko, Big W. Speak the truth, brother.
	Hey, keep your sperm.
	Hey, man.
	You can always freeze your sperm if you want to as well.
	Is that...
	Okay, we make fun of girls who say they're going to freeze their eggs and you're going to tell guys to freeze their sperm?
	All the time.
	Like, girls are like, oh, freeze my eggs and I'll wait till I'm 35.
	It'll last longer.
	It'll last longer than eggs, bro.
	Earn Nia Vazel.
	Okay.
	Mine is the only one who gets it.
	It's emphasis on the word quickest.
	If you follow those foolproof steps, that guy will become a high-value man faster and then proceed to create a family or whatever his purpose is.
	High-value man having fitness, money, game, and frame else, Nico.
	Hey!
	Hey, you know what, man?
	I think it's healthy when there's some disagreements or whatever, but like I said before, I think the key word in Rolo's tweet was quickest.
	Krentis, the dentist, goes, Can we please do simple Google search for Sneeko about reversing a vasectomy?
	You're missing the big picture, brother.
	Okay, we just have the donor who said the doctor advises you that this is going to be a permanent surgery.
	Like, which one is it?
	We need to do more.
	No, he's saying treat it as if it is permanent.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Austin Michael goes, what do you guys think about mandatory DNA tests at birth for the father?
	I've heard from people that did DNA tests for a living that around 40% of the men weren't the father.
	Also, vasectomies reversals are actually 90% successful.
	Still a risk, but yeah.
	You know, let me ask the ladies real quick.
	If your son had a child with a woman, do you think he should get a DNA test?
	We'll start on the couch.
	Start Miss Ohio.
	I don't have a problem with that.
	I think, yeah, if you're with somebody and you're in a relationship and you're having a kid, I have no problem with just verifying.
	It should not even have an emotional tie to it.
	I think it should just be like a scientific thing.
	Yeah, but most women will get emotional if you try to do a DNA test.
	Let's be honest here.
	If you're, you know, a true, truthful person, I don't think you should ever have a problem with it.
	I don't think there's an issue with it.
	So you would tell your son to get that DNA test?
	Yeah.
	100%.
	I don't think it's a problem.
	What if his wife gets mad?
	How should she navigate it?
	Well, I don't know.
	I'm not in their marriage.
	Goddamn, this is why you need a father in the household.
	Okay.
	What about you, Ms.
	Panama?
	Your son has a kid.
	Should he go ahead and do the DNA test even though his wife's going to be mad?
	If she was just like a girl, he was just flinging his thing around and got her pregnant.
	No, they were together for three years.
	Oh, three years?
	I mean, I would ask him like, oh, do you think she was cheating?
	Why would you want to do this test?
	And then if he still wants to do it, just do it.
	Okay, so you would even question him for even thinking about it.
	Yeah, because if you're three years with someone, you would expect them to be, it would be your child.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	Should they get the paternity test anyway or...
	If they've been together for like three years and he doesn't suspect anything, then no.
	Damn.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	I think he should.
	You never know, bruh.
	Okay.
	That's it.
	You should do it?
	Huh?
	You should do it regardless?
	I mean, yeah.
	If you have nothing to hide, there's nothing to be scared of.
	Nothing to get emotional over.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	I don't think it's necessary.
	No?
	Okay.
	I think that if they've been dating for three years, like, you should trust a person enough if you're going to start a family with them to the point, like, why would you ask for a DNA test?
	Do you not trust the person that you're trying to start a family with?
	Well, can men ensure paternity?
	No.
	So, wouldn't it be fair to say that since men can't ensure paternity?
	I mean, for you guys, it's easy.
	You get pregnant.
	Kids, yours.
	But we can't really actually know if it's ours.
	Yeah, I mean, listen, if you want a doubt-free, like, life, go ahead.
	That's the problem.
	I mean, if it's yours, why would she get mad?
	Okay.
	What about you?
	Um...
	Well, I think if it's a three years relationship, if it's a three years relationship, I don't think it's necessary.
	Would you be offended if you had a kid with your guy and he asked for a paternity test?
	I mean, yes.
	You'd be offended?
	Yeah.
	Would you let him do it?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Well, you would be mad at him?
	Yeah, I'll be disappointed.
	Because it's like another way to say, like, oh, you're kidding me.
	No, wait, wait, let me rephrase this.
	A woman should be doing something wrong for the man to want to do that.
	She should be doing something wrong for him to do that.
	When you were, did you go to college?
	I went, right?
	You went, right?
	When you took an exam, did you always check your answers before you passed it in?
	Can you repeat?
	When you took an exam, did you always go back and check all your answers before you passed the exam in?
	Yes.
	Just to make sure I answered everything.
	Exactly.
	So what's wrong with him checking to make sure that he did everything correctly?
	No, no, no.
	I said I would let him do it.
	So why would you get mad at him when you check answers on your test?
	No, no, no.
	I won't get mad at him, but I will get like...
	Offended.
	Disappended.
	Yeah, because I mean, for him to do that, I should be doing something wrong.
	There should be something wrong for him to do that.
	Did the professor do anything wrong when he gave you the test?
	No, I should be the one who did something.
	Like...
	Oh, see where we're going here?
	Yeah.
	In circles.
	Okay, fair enough.
	But it's offensive.
	Okay, it's offensive.
	Well, the professor gets offended when you recheck the test.
	What about you?
	It depends on the circumstance.
	If he feels like there's potential for him not to be the father, then he should do it.
	What if he just wants to check?
	Then do it.
	Would you tell your son to do it?
	Is your son?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	What if the girl gets mad?
	She'll get over it.
	Okay, do it anyway?
	Yeah.
	Alright, fuck that bitch.
	Fantastic.
	What about you?
	I think I would definitely question why he'd want to have it or do that DNA test, especially after a three-year relationship.
	Especially after a three-year relationship.
	But again, if you have nothing to hide, you really shouldn't get too emotional over it because, I mean, you just want to check it out.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	Yeah, I disagree.
	You disagree?
	No, I agree with what she said.
	Okay, so only if you're not sure.
	I mean, like, if there's reason to believe that he's not the father, I don't see why not.
	And if the girl's truthful, then I don't see why she'd be too mad.
	Damn, even knowing that 40% of guys out there, the kid might not be theirs, y'all would still take that risk?
	With your son?
	He's a grown man.
	It's not my business.
	If he wants to get one, I'll support him.
	What about you?
	That's actually really revealing.
	Like she said, it's not my business.
	If it's a grown man with his relationship, I wouldn't really influence that decision.
	But whatever he tells me, if my son's like, I want to get a paternity test, I'll be like, if you want to do it, go and do it.
	But...
	Damn, bro.
	I wouldn't be like, you should.
	This is why fathers are needed, bro.
	100% do the paternity test.
	See, here's the thing.
	Like, for the ladies, like, they can't fathom it because they know the kid is theirs.
	Like, y'all get pregnant, you deal with it for nine months, y'all know it's your kid.
	But for men, we don't have that benefit.
	You guys want to know deep down why men hate hoes?
	You guys ever, like, thought about it, like, biologically, why men dislike women that are promiscuous?
	Why?
	Why?
	It's because you're not going to be sure if the kid is yours.
	It's ingrained in our biology to be repulsed by girls that are hoes and not take them seriously because we can't ensure if the kid is ours.
	If a woman's promiscuous, she's fucking everybody, how do I know if the kid is mine?
	Why do you guys want men that are taller than you?
	Do you know why, biologically?
	To be defended.
	To protect us.
	See?
	That's why you want a guy that's stronger than you, right?
	It's in you.
	It's just what you want.
	Same thing with men.
	We want a girl that we can ensure paternity with.
	That's why men, since the beginning of time, wanted what?
	Virgins.
	Because if you had sex with a virgin, you knew the kid was yours automatically.
	Because remember, paternity tests are new.
	So I find it very interesting how all the girls were like, ah, yeah, yeah.
	Even the show Jerry Springer, it highlighted so many things in dynamic.
	And once again, who knew who the father was?
	So it had to make sure.
	Yeah, that's why I had such a shock factor.
	Because to be honest with y'all, think about it.
	Men don't ask for much for women.
	Just don't fucking fuck another guy.
	Like, most guys would be...
	Like, that's the main thing.
	That's why Jerry Springer's so popular, because the shock value.
	Like, a woman did the ultimate betrayal.
	Yeah, more Andrew, yeah.
	Yeah, it's more Andrew.
	So, anyway.
	More, the results are in.
	Alright, where we at here?
	And then, Three Diglett Sneaker, what's the best piece of advice your father ever gave you?
	The best piece of advice my father ever gave me?
	Don't get cancelled.
	I was playing...
	I was actually that was a but you know it happened I'll say when I was younger though I was playing soccer at a high level and I remember him saying that I have good I play well in bursts but I need stamina and how important stamina is to play throughout the whole game because I would play really well and then I would slow down and then I would walk and then I wouldn't have the same motivation and so he would that was his way of telling me to be disciplined and to to play hard throughout the whole game like have it stamina I
	Pointless Pierce goes, "It depends on how many years have passed since the SNP.
	The success rates are 60% to 95% for return of sperm in your ejaculate.
	Pregnancy is possible more than 50% of the time after reversal.
	Success rates start to decline 15 years after a vasectomy." Okay.
	El Sneeko, "Most men don't reach high-value status young like you." It's extremely hard for the rest of us who are not over six feet, Vogue model and make money.
	But it also doesn't matter.
	I think we saw in the ratings there.
	It doesn't matter that much about your...
	Yeah, Sneeko in chat, bro.
	I was getting sevens to sixes.
	You were one point lower than me, bro.
	You became a millionaire in your 20s, bro.
	It's not the same at all.
	What was the rest of the chat?
	Oh, it goes, you're not comparing yourself to normal guys.
	Understanding 304 doesn't equal being a bad father.
	Well, you can, you understand it.
	Like, you could watch one episode of this and just kind of get it.
	No, you will not, bro.
	You need experience, bro.
	As a man, you need experience.
	Sorry.
	To figure out who's a hoe and who's a good woman?
	You definitely do, bro.
	Bro, not everyone's going to be a 6'4 or, well, 6'2 Asian Chad.
	Yeah.
	Haitian.
	Asian Chad, already based on that, you get the least amount of swipes on dating apps.
	Already being an Asian man.
	I had a Ling Ling on my side and she turned on me immediately.
	But yeah.
	No, it's true though.
	I've lived in Asia, and I personally don't prefer Asian men.
	And I feel like it's true for a lot of, at least Asian women, I can testify.
	She wants that white dick, I'm telling you.
	Not me personally, but it's true in Asia.
	She's a night rider.
	Tried it, but...
	You tried it?
	It's just a phrase.
	What are you then?
	I mean, you're 33, do you understand what I'm saying?
	What, night rider?
	Tried it.
	Say something else now.
	I think it is really true, at least from where I'm from and I've traveled a lot.
	So what do you prefer?
	If you don't like Asians and you only try to black, do you like white guys?
	What is ABC? I gotta say hello!
	Asian Big Cock.
	Oh, okay.
	Pause!
	Pause!
	So, if you don't like Asians and you only tried black, would you like white guys then?
	Is that what it is?
	No.
	What do you like then?
	No, I like darker skinned.
	Oh, so she is a Knight Rider.
	Okay.
	Yeah, BBC. Alright.
	David Hasselhoff in the house.
	You won't get that one.
	Okay.
	Well, that's a defeatist mindset.
	This guy's complaining, like, saying that, like, oh, not every guy can do a young.
	Bro, with the internet, anybody can make money extremely quickly now if you apply yourself.
	It's really easy to develop a skill.
	I think putting yourself in there like, it's not, you had it easier than me.
	That's defeatist mindset, man.
	Like, why are you saying, yeah, your life is easier, guy on the internet?
	Okay, bro.
	You just donated $50 to complain about that.
	All right, Bradley.
	Okay.
	Jonathan Zeal.
	Why smell 50 bucks?
	Appreciate that.
	Jonathan Zeal goes, you guys should see these other podcasts out here currently playing right now, actually.
	Literally threatening to swing on females.
	What?
	Damn.
	Twice emotional, still not as...
	Alright, we'll move on, man.
	Shout out to you, bro.
	We'll never fucking do that shit, man.
	Myron's forehead vein.
	Thanks.
	Is that really my forehead vein?
	I guess so.
	You're making it hard for blood to flow through me.
	Fresh, when all the women said later to your question, they were talking about them waiting.
	Ask them how much older they want their man to be later.
	Vasectomy reversal has 85% efficiency.
	Real quick, yeah.
	So, ladies, what would you prefer your guy?
	How many years older than you, preferably?
	We'll start here and then work our way.
	For marriage and kids, I guess.
	Yeah, so it's first year's relationship.
	Like six to nine.
	Okay.
	What am I? Six to nine?
	Like four to seven.
	Okay.
	I'd say like five to seven, yeah.
	Ten.
	Okay.
	Four to seven.
	Four to seven.
	Okay, I was going to say 47.
	I was like, God damn, you want that?
	You want that?
	I'd say like, yeah, four to seven, eight.
	Five to eight.
	I would say like one year, two years.
	Is Jesus guy a year older than you?
	A couple months younger.
	Six months.
	Are you high?
	No.
	I think she's just, like, really shy.
	What do you do when you go to your rehearsals or some shit?
	Like, you just stand there and be like, okay, we need you into action.
	What do you do?
	I'm aspiring.
	Yeah.
	I just need a warm-up.
	You need a warm-up?
	She talks a lot.
	What, is this a basketball game?
	We've been going for almost three hours on this podcast.
	How are you going to do auditions?
	You're going to sit down and do a character in front of, like, people judging you?
	I just have to turn it on.
	How's the Asian feminist doing better than you?
	Come on, man.
	That's my daughter.
	She talks a lot.
	She talks a lot.
	She's from Singapore, bro.
	Come on, man.
	You know what's funny?
	I guarantee you, when she's with her friends, she's the total opposite of this.
	Exactly, yeah.
	Is she?
	She can't be right now.
	Yeah.
	Tried it.
	I do wealth management, actress management.
	Okay, fantastic.
	What about you?
	Oh, I said 5 to 8.
	5 to 8, okay.
	I'd say like 4 to 12.
	4 to 12, okay.
	What about you, Miss Panama?
	20.
	Negative 10.
	From 5 to like, I don't know, 10 years older than me, up to like 10 years.
	All right.
	Ohio?
	Like 3 to 8.
	Wow.
	I don't qualify to be a father for any of these women at this table.
	Yeah, get your trad car shit out of here.
	Everyone was talking about emotions and character.
	Telling you about this cat!
	Welcome back to America!
	I'm 24.
	I'm not old enough for any of you here, except maybe you.
	Oh, you're a baby!
	I went out with the girl a couple weeks ago, and she said, like, how old are you?
	I'm like, I'm 24.
	She's like, oh, you're like a baby.
	Oh, you had sex with her, right?
	How old are you?
	Wait, but Sneeko, you had sex with her, right?
	Let me finish the story, man.
	Let me finish the story, man.
	Allegedly, by the way.
	Okay.
	He didn't smash.
	Finish the story, continue on.
	You didn't smash.
	No, he definitely did.
	Nah, nah, he didn't smash.
	Can I tell the story?
	Yeah, tell the story, please.
	I don't give a fuck about the story anymore.
	Tell the story.
	Tell the story.
	Yeah, she said, like, you're a baby.
	How old are you?
	I'm like, 24.
	She's like, she called me a baby.
	I'm like, how old are you?
	She said, I'm 23.
	And I'm just like, ew.
	The fact that you've been around so many older guys to the point where you think that I'm emotionally immature even though I'm older than you.
	It's just like a big...
	Because then you see in that answer how many older guys she's been around to think that I don't know shit even though I am older than her.
	Newsflash.
	Women date older men.
	Newsflash, buddy.
	I mean, you could also see it.
	I'm an older man.
	I'm older than her.
	You're one year older.
	We're around people our age.
	You go to college, what do you see those boys doing?
	Jerking off.
	Exactly.
	There's anomalies, but no.
	There's anomalies, but for a lot of people our age, not a lot of them have made the feats you have.
	We don't really know their character like that.
	At least they don't present themselves that way.
	That's why it's easier to say to go for older men because you would expect them to be...
	Smartest thing she said all day.
	Finally.
	Yeah, girls typically on average prefer seven to ten years above them.
	But did you smash, bro?
	He didn't smash.
	No, he did.
	I'm a man of God.
	Yeah, he did.
	Yes, sir.
	My son.
	Haitian men are loyal.
	That's why.
	Haitian men are loyal.
	Okay.
	Shit in bricks.
	As a father, there are a lot of guys who aren't ready for their responsibilities.
	For instance, I only got a total of six hours of sleep in the past two days because my lady and son are sick while I still maintain a whole warehouse by myself to own the business.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Sup's Rap says, hi guys.
	Hi guys, fast question.
	Have you ever considered to translate your content to Spanish?
	Gotta tell you, man, I'm from Argentina and I hadn't learned English.
	I wouldn't have been able to know the real knowledge.
	It would be an honor working for you guys, spreading the message for Latin America.
	You know, I've honestly thought about making a fresh fit Espanol.
	Maybe we'll make it.
	How do you say fresh fit in Spanish?
	You're from Argentina.
	Fresco y... Fresco y... Y fit. Y fit. Fresco y fit.
	No, fuerte is strong.
	That's not it.
	Fresco y fit. Fresco. Fresco. Fresco.
	I wrote con boya.
	Shut up.
	Let her say it.
	Damn, man.
	Okay, what?
	Fresco.
	Fresco. Fresco. Fresco.
	Fresco.
	Y...
	You're fake Hispanic.
	Come on.
	Who really speaks Spanglish out here?
	I would say fresh.
	It's more like...
	Like, you look...
	In Spanish, you would say... Depends on the country, though.
	Yeah, it's because fresco, where are you from?
	Yeah, it's different.
	Man, that's kind of smart as you know.
	So, fresco y fresco?
	Fresco y fresco.
	Fit is more like muscle.
	Like, you're a good-looking man.
	So, like, you would have to say strong.
	Yeah.
	Fuerte, fuerte, fuerte.
	Because there's no direct...
	I would say, okay, in Colombia, I would say relajado y fuerte.
	All right.
	You know what?
	This might offend some people, but I think we need to use Mexican Spanish.
	It's the most, from what I've been told, it's the most neutral.
	I'm curious the Colombian from Bogota, the more neutral.
	Mexican Spanish is like that too.
	There's no direct word for fit.
	It has to be strong.
	That's why.
	Yo, Moe want to be Hispanic so bad.
	Yeah, bro.
	I'm Haitian.
	I'm Haitian.
	You underestimate the potential reach of your podcast and its internet and men's ability to fight the feminist slash anti-NATO agenda and vasectomies are not the long-term answer.
	It is our duty as men to restore order.
	Men can swing the feminist pendulum back.
	W's Nico.
	Look, man.
	I wish we could, but I'm trying to tell y'all, bro.
	The women are not conceding, and then you've got a bunch of blue pill sims that are going to allow it to continue to happen.
	People that think like us are a minority of the internet, bro.
	You've got to understand.
	We've got almost 20,000 people watching right now.
	I'll keep it a thousand.
	Almost half of them are going to be simps that could DM the girls after, like, oh my god, you're so lovely.
	I would say three quarters.
	Yeah, bro.
	Like, man, you gotta live in reality, bro.
	How about this?
	When you're able to say the shit that we say in the workplace, then you know things have changed.
	Boom.
	There's your litmus test.
	Yeah.
	Say the shit that we say, pull my book out in front of your HR boss that's a female, why women deserve less, and let's see how that happens.
	You want to get fired.
	Yeah, when you don't get fired, she's like, oh, that's actually an interesting book.
	Let me read that.
	When she says that, then depend on my switchback.
	Okay, sweet.
	Taco Man, ATG. Yo, we got almost 30,000 people watching right now, by the way.
	Yo, we got almost 20k on YouTube and then another 10 on Rumble.
	Guys, do me a favor.
	Like the video, subscribe to the channel, and then more importantly, go subscribe to Sneeko on Rumble.
	Go check him out because he's banned everywhere.
	And then all these Instagrams are below.
	I'm sure they'd enjoy a dick pic from you.
	So go ahead and check all that...
	Oh, man.
	Before you read this one, I see that as the best.
	Having a big family is the best way to fight the globalist agenda.
	You've been having a lot of these people who are talking about the conspiracies that are happening behind the scene.
	The number one reason that they invented feminism and they invented transgenderism and all these psyops in order to keep us controlled is in order to destroy the family.
	Because having a family is the happiest state that all of us are going to be in.
	So you can have a defeatist mindset and say, well, feminism, it's over.
	I'm going to give up and then sleep with a bunch of them and cut off my dick and shit and I'm not going to be able to have to.
	That's the Go somewhere else, but you also, you are afraid to go and have a hard stance on having a vasectomy.
	The problem is...
	You're letting them win.
	You can have a family, but if it doesn't stay together, then what's the point?
	It's kind of like that family is there, but the father leaves is done.
	So regardless of the fact, family is important, but it has to stay together.
	Well, it's hard.
	It's hard to have a family just like it's hard to be a high-value man.
	That's the point.
	People are not going to sit together nowadays.
	And the women...
	Here's the thing, bro.
	I'm not saying the men are the ones that...
	Women initiate 80% of divorces.
	There you go.
	I'm telling you...
	I ignore all these stats, but in order to fight this...
	You've got to know these stats, though.
	Yeah, I know these stats, and I agree with all this.
	It's going to be harder to do it, but you can't let them...
	You can't give up having a family just because they invented feminism and transgenderism and all this music.
	We didn't give up.
	We just found a way to adapt.
	Vasectomy is giving up.
	And you didn't have a hard stance on that.
	That is literally giving up.
	Bro, once again, you're focusing on the vasectomy only.
	Because you're not saying giving up, but you didn't say yes or no to getting a vasectomy.
	That is symbolizing quitting.
	That is an individual choice as a man.
	We're not saying you should do it or you shouldn't do it.
	We're saying, as a man, decipher yourself.
	Here's the thing.
	We see where Rolo's coming with it because he said the fastest way to become a high-value man.
	Again, it's retard-proof, Sneeko, so guys don't fuck up their lives.
	Not everyone's going to be massively successful in their 20s like you.
	Most guys don't really make money until they're in their mid-30s, 40s, bro.
	The average guy don't make $100K until he's in his 40s almost.
	I feel like you guys are missing his point.
	You're on my side now?
	I've been on your side.
	Calm down.
	Well, you wouldn't know because you don't understand the masculine-burner performance.
	You're a girl.
	Of course.
	Just like how you don't understand the feminist perspective.
	No, we understand.
	We know it.
	Really?
	Yeah, because men are competing in the same job field that you are, so we know exactly what it's like to compete.
	You guys give birth, too?
	Are you pursuing birth?
	I'm just saying I have the ability to do so.
	Our bodies are set up differently, right?
	It's different at the end of the day.
	Can I press the button?
	What does that have to do...
	Yeah, go ahead.
	Hit it.
	Stupid!
	What does that...
	I'm so confused as to how that, like, aligns with what we're talking about.
	Well, because at the end of the day, he's talking about family.
	And you guys, the main point that you guys brought up is, you know, how women are taking on these more masculine roles, right?
	Yeah.
	So, I mean, I guess you guys are kind of wishing to have a more feminine women, correct?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, but wishing isn't, that's not going to change anything.
	I mean, we have that right now, but wishing in general.
	Yeah, but because of everything that's going on in the world, like with the economy and everything, and not being able to afford living alone off of one income, women have to become more masculine.
	That's fine.
	You don't know what you're saying.
	And here's the thing.
	I get it.
	You're saying women have to become more masculine, but what happens when women become more masculine?
	They become less feminine, and that means it's not conducive to a good household with a relationship.
	So thank you for proving my point even more so.
	And then you guys are saying a vasectomy might be the answer, and he's arguing against it because he's just saying you guys are avoiding the problem.
	No, we're adapting to the problem.
	Am I off completely?
	You're not on my side.
	We're adapting.
	My fault.
	Oh, God.
	You tried it.
	Yeah.
	Hey, hey, she tried, man.
	She tried.
	Okay.
	She tried to go on a dark side and failed this time.
	Taco Man ATG. W. Curly had a cutie, even though she might be capping, but question for the ladies.
	What makes a guy worthy of being in a relationship with you?
	What do you need to be happy, and what do you bring in return?
	W. Sneeko, you're back.
	Don't leave again.
	They said what they wanted before.
	Yeah, before.
	I once knew a cross-eyed bitch with a fupa in college, and she has a ring now.
	I have a net worth of eight figures, and girls will disqualify me for being 5'7".
	What the fuck?
	We're 10 million, but still again.
	Check that hole, bro.
	Bro, you'd be surprised.
	There's guys that are worth millions that can't talk to girls.
	That's true.
	They can't get dates.
	That's true.
	They just end up paying for it.
	They'll just crypto...
	If billionaires are going to do it with Epstein, I think it's possible, nigga.
	What the fuck's going on, bro?
	Oh, shit.
	Hayden.
	Okay.
	The Rizzo file.
	I only like 7 through 10.
	Oh.
	Okay, Biden, I appreciate that.
	Hayden, first super from Alaska, moving to Florida this fall.
	Love what you and the team are doing.
	Okay, TSK907, story time, ladies.
	Have you ever had a situation where you were cock-blocked by a girl in your circle and she pursued, slept with a guy that you liked later?
	Wow, that's actually a good question.
	Ladies, have you ever been cock-blocked by one of your girlfriends by a guy that you actually liked?
	What's on the couch?
	Miss Ohio.
	That's never happened to me, no.
	Never?
	Okay.
	No.
	Okay, what about you, Miss Panama?
	You ever been cock-blocked by a friend from a guy that you actually liked?
	Maybe she misread the situation or whatever?
	Um, no, but I have had a situation where, uh, me and like acquaintances, we all found a certain guy attractive and it was just deciding who was going to pursue it.
	Okay.
	So who went up and talked to the guy then?
	Well, one of them, one of the other girls decided.
	Cause we all like, Oh, okay.
	You know, like we just decided between all of us who was going to go and pursue him.
	Okay.
	Did y'all actually like, did the girl actually go up to him and talk to him?
	Yeah.
	Oh, she did.
	Okay.
	Did she get fucked?
	I don't think so.
	But it's because she went up to him in a club.
	That's a L. That doesn't help!
	She went up to him in a club and caught a score?
	She must have been a whale.
	I mean, they danced and everything, but it doesn't necessarily have to lead to sex.
	Why are guys in a club?
	Yo, women are delusional.
	Why do you think guys are in the club?
	To smash.
	Why are guys in the club, Ms.
	Panama?
	Please explain.
	I mean, I don't know why guys go to the club.
	I go to the club to dance.
	Okay, guys go to the club to fuck girls.
	There's no benefit to us being in there.
	It's loud.
	It's expensive.
	The bartenders treat us like shit.
	The bouncer treats us like shit.
	Myron, I invite you to go to Bashman's.
	Trust me, guys and women there, they go to dance.
	They don't just go to look for people to fuck.
	Oh, you You think the guys just dance and they walk home with their dick hard?
	You said bashments?
	Yes.
	You should know, Fred.
	You've never been to a bashment?
	Yes, but what the...
	You go to bashments?
	Yes, of course.
	That's like a Caribbean type of party.
	Well, Panama is a Caribbean country.
	We do bashments also.
	Bro, dudes are trying to smash, man.
	You are delusional if you think guys waste their time and money to go to the club to dance with hoes.
	I'm not saying they don't do that.
	I'm just saying in general...
	Yeah, bro.
	I'm just saying in general, people shouldn't.
	Ladies, let me be painfully honest with you guys.
	You guys are really boring and annoying and not that entertaining or special outside of sex.
	Most guys tolerate you to get laid.
	Guys pay to go on dates.
	They pay to hang out with you, right?
	Whether it's a first date, second date, whatever.
	They pay to court you.
	They pay to go to the club.
	They pay to pop bottles, all this shit.
	It's not to be with niggas.
	It's to fuck.
	What the hell?
	Like, I really think they go there to the club to just dance.
	Or get to know you?
	Or your personality?
	Or see your acting skills?
	Or to wealth management?
	Fuck out of here, bro!
	Dudes are trying to get some dick management with that vagina!
	Guys are not hanging out with girls with their personality!
	Like, why are women so delusional and think that we want to hang out with y'all for your personality?
	Dudes want to fuck!
	Whether it's your ex, whether it's Christian guy, whether it's...
	The guy that approached you when you didn't have makeup that one time, your boyfriend, clearly, the niggas that give you record deals, the guy that mentored you, yeah, he tried, exactly.
	The servers that you work with, they're all trying to fuck.
	Ohio, the nigga you're doing the finances for, Panama, whoever you're making songs with, whatever, they're all trying to smash.
	I can't believe I have to explain this.
	She didn't say that club that they were trying to get to know where they're saying that they go there to dance.
	Smashman, aka it's Smashman time!
	Delusional!
	I can't believe this!
	To be fair, all I want to know is your credit score, that's all.
	What?
	I'm talking shit.
	Like, when men deal with women, we have a purpose.
	Y'all can go get a free meal, y'all can get some conversation, you guys can get maybe a gift or whatever, we got one thing on our mind.
	And it's fucking Smashman, bro.
	Like, man.
	How's that said?
	Just, like, the whole purpose shouldn't just be, like, oh, to pursue just that, but okay.
	Women are not that interesting.
	It is sad.
	I'll be honest.
	I had a date, like, a few weeks ago, and I was so incredibly uncomfortable because of this dynamic.
	We went to Happy Hour to get to know each other, and he...
	Like, made me so incredibly uncomfortable, like, trying to...
	He told me that there was a rooftop bar, like, next door, and we should go there for a drink, and then we went, and it was his apartment building that he lived on the top floor of, and I was like, where's the bar?
	And he's like, no, I have drinks!
	The bar's on his dick!
	I was so...
	I was so uncomfortable.
	Did you smash though?
	No, I got out of there.
	Like, no.
	Hey man, it was happy hour.
	What'd you expect?
	You're trying to be happy.
	That's why I mentioned safe when I said, like, it's hard, one of the struggles I have being a woman because you have to be safe because shit like that happens to women.
	Understandable.
	Yeah, but statistically speaking, you're like six times more likely to be assaulted as a man than as a woman.
	Women are way safer than men in general.
	Really?
	Yeah.
	But the victims of violent crime are overwhelmingly men.
	But what about, like, sexual crime?
	I don't think he was trying to grape you.
	He just wanted to go...
	That's not really sexual assault.
	He's just trying to smash.
	Sexual attention, but it wasn't...
	He bring you to his bar place that wasn't really a bar.
	It was his apartment.
	It's not a crime.
	Where's the bar?
	You call it a bar?
	Get cool.
	You know?
	Umar Yassin, 50 bucks, appreciate that.
	Thanks bro.
	Abdul Uncut goes, ladies, name three countries, no USA. Okay, no USA. W Seneca, welcome to Islam, brother.
	Alright, let's start with you.
	Name three countries, and you can't name the USA. Spain, Peru, and Venezuela.
	Alright, cool.
	What are you?
	Indonesia, Brazil, and Australia.
	Italy, Dominican Republic, and Costa Rica.
	Uh oh.
	Go ahead.
	Ghana, Nigeria, and K-bird.
	Columbia.
	Dominican Republic.
	What?
	Maybe a different one.
	Spain.
	She said Spain.
	Europe?
	I don't know.
	So close.
	What about you?
	Argentina, Brazil.
	Someone said Brazil.
	You said Indonesia, right?
	Yeah.
	Aren't you in school?
	Yes.
	You got two more.
	No, I said three.
	Yeah, she got one more.
	Go ahead.
	I said Indonesia.
	China.
	Alright.
	Nicaragua, Guatemala, El Salvador.
	Wow.
	Most energy I've seen all night.
	That was the fastest you said anything.
	Yeah, literally.
	Italy, Peru, and Italy.
	I mean...
	What?
	I was so dead.
	Yeah, well...
	How is that possible?
	What about you, Miss Argentina?
	South Africa, New Zealand, and Russia.
	Alright.
	What about you, Ms.
	Panama?
	Well, Panama.
	Damn it.
	Fuck.
	Jamaica.
	And...
	Bumboka!
	Yes, whatever else.
	I'm trying to think, because everyone mentioned most of them.
	And Norway.
	There's a lot more.
	Okay.
	Alright, what about you, Ms.
	Ojai?
	You had all this time.
	Czechia, Slovakia, and Ireland.
	I don't care.
	Those are all countries.
	What do you mean?
	Did you say Czechia?
	Czechia?
	Oh, Czech Republic.
	Maybe smile.
	Sneaker is here so often he should pay rent.
	I agree, actually.
	Oh, you should pay me, the fuck?
	Yeah.
	Tried it.
	Pay the fuck.
	That's gay.
	What the fuck?
	That is so gay, bro.
	You're the one talking about ABC five minutes ago, man.
	Fresh as balls in the Super Chat.
	Get the fuck out of here, bro.
	Make me smile again.
	He goes, also, Myron is a stupid person, smart person.
	I appreciate that.
	I'll give you and your yes-men across from you credit for one thing, your talent of consistently assembling a pack with the education level of preschoolers.
	This guy thinks he's a fucking genius.
	Do you guys have anything you want to say to make me smile?
	It made me smile.
	Yeah.
	All right, man.
	William Smith.
	William Smith.
	I love your content, fellas.
	Give a little credit, though, to the ladies who never bought into this man-hating feminism.
	Sneeko, I like you, but keep your gun in your glove box until you need it, man.
	Don't be a punk on YouTube.
	Great job, guys.
	Legit message.
	What?
	Oh, that's when he went to do the thing with Charlie.
	He was, like, doing it with the...
	He's a fucking loser.
	Who cares?
	Oswe Pena, online CEOs.
	Most RP men, a lot in the chat, are simps slash complainers who try to get these women and think that just money makes you a man when your character is important.
	Money, too, but without character, it's nothing.
	True.
	And this comes from someone who makes multi-sem figs.
	Also, the one in white.
	Yeah, don't you see the problem with a lot of this?
	We just talked about how there's like 20,000 people watching, or 30,000 on Rumble 2, and a lot of these guys, they're in the chat like, yeah, women suck!
	Feminism's bad!
	And then they're gonna go and DM the girls, I love you, can I please...
	So a lot of it is not really them trying to improve, it's them coping with their anger.
	It's them finding a solution to a problem, which is realizing that feminism is oppressing them, and feminism does not...
	Encourage men to become their best selves.
	So, is this the best solution?
	Is cutting, like, you're snipping that, and then fucking women that you don't like at all?
	Because, like, bro, like, no guy likes a feminist woman, but we're telling him, spend time with them, fuck 50 of them, and you're like, yeah, the whole time you don't even, you're doing it to get to a certain level to understand female nature, to understand how much you don't want to be with them.
	Is that really the best way to tell men to be happy?
	Knowing what you don't like is half the game.
	Sneak low.
	In your lifetime, have you ever fucked a feminist?
	Many yeah.
	What does that prove?
	You just said, don't let your tongue fucking go, you don't care about our feminists.
	Yeah.
	You did it yourself!
	Yeah, I didn't learn that much from it.
	I'm like learning like, yeah, I don't want to be around these women.
	Not yet.
	That's important though.
	You know what you don't want to be around.
	Exactly.
	Yeah, I knew that even before that, but I was like, you know, you do it because...
	But now it's confirmed.
	Well, you do it not because you want to learn that much more.
	A lot of it is just like basically jerking off into a woman and treating women like blow-up dolls.
	Right.
	You're doing it just to make yourself feel good.
	Are you really doing it at this point?
	Are you really doing it to understand women or just because you want to night?
	I'm terrible every woman I talk to.
	Stop.
	Oh my God.
	Wait, I want to say something.
	The one before, that's my boyfriend.
	Yeah, you went to the party that I made for his birthday last year.
	Do you remember in the penthouse promo?
	Yeah, you gotta hire a tutor for her, bro.
	She thought Europe was a country.
	I'm playing, I'm playing, I'm playing, I'm playing.
	Hey, yo, yo, hold on, hold on.
	What does that prove, though?
	He makes multiple seven million, multiple millions.
	You don't care about that shit.
	Yeah, I don't care.
	Europe, okay, baby, we're going to Europe.
	Listen.
	I'll take you and show you the countries.
	He is.
	He's one of styles and she good to go, man.
	Yeah, man, don't give a fuck about that shit, bro.
	Cougar slayer.
	Cougar, yeah, yeah.
	She good, she good.
	Uh, Lawn Mower Fresh.
	Yo, Marniaga, react to Tate, sending up that Vice guy, LMAO. Also, MX here.
	Luciendo Fresco, you fit.
	Fit is universal, even if Latin people know zero English.
	Okay, good.
	Can you see that DNG from the new Tate video?
	The Vice dude is just like feeding the interview.
	We promote it.
	Guys, go watch it on Tate Confidential.
	Don't give these other YouTubers all the views, man, that stole this shit.
	Go watch it on Rumble, man.
	I can't believe these dudes legit just stole that shit and put it on their channels.
	They should copyright it for sure.
	That's crazy, bro.
	Matt was feeding in my DMs trying to get me like, yo, I saw you reacting to the documentary.
	Let's come and meet up and do a little interview.
	Stupid!
	Fuck those guys.
	Dorks.
	Vice is bankrupt now.
	Yep.
	Taysha, buy them.
	Aichi91, do we mean high-value man in the dating market?
	Character and raising a family is important to being a high-value man, but the dating market isn't going to see any of that, unfortunately.
	Nicole TooSmooth goes, it's okay, Sneeko.
	You try.
	Sneeko's mindset is that this podcast needs guarantee.
	Sky's the limit.
	Healthy balance of outlooks instead of just one way every week.
	Hey, shout out to you, Nicole.
	I guess you're pregnant.
	Alright, Asian O2 for Myron.
	Goddamn, nigga.
	Ugly hoe and rednecks to Seiko.
	Granny on couch have at least chance to get married with their behavior.
	What the fuck?
	Okay.
	Okay, HK. What the fuck?
	Alright, rating for Myron.
	He gives you a 6.5.
	You a 2.
	You were 4.5.
	A 3 for the rapper.
	A 6 for Miss Columbia.
	A 5 for Miss Corner No Makeup.
	A 4 for actress.
	No reaction is expected.
	A 4 for Miss 18.
	and then 3.5 for Argentina.
	Oh, shit.
	Thank you.
	Well, I forgot the couch rating.
	Four out of five.
	Shout out to the Chris.
	You funny as fuck, bro.
	WFNF, WSneeko, much love.
	Shout out to you, H.K.
	I see you in the chat all the time.
	The funniest thing I've noticed with Sneeko on the podcast and live streams recently is that he starts off being Tradcon and ends the podcast.
	I came in with some homework.
	I started up like, oh, well, you guys care about emotional maturity?
	Now we want to fuck guys who are 10 years older and they think you need to be rich.
	I want to be a gold digger.
	I want some home!
	I want a family, bro.
	I don't want to go cut the fucking string from the Is that red pill?
	Is that red pill to get a transgender surgery?
	You tried.
	Just come to the dark side.
	Come to the dark side and get a vasectomy with you guys and fuck feminists until we're 50.
	Okay.
	This was a great show, guys.
	Last one.
	Okay.
	This is from AlboAceGoes.
	Ladies, most of y'all claim to only go to clubs and dress up to have fun and dance and listen to music for yourself and claim it's not for male attention.
	Why don't y'all just go to YAG? Spell backwards.
	Gay bars.
	Oh, gay.
	Gay bars.
	Instead, if that's the case.
	Why?
	Because it's boring.
	Yeah, why don't y'all go to gay bars if you guys go to the club?
	Yeah, 30-year-old whatever bash bar.
	Why don't you go watch gay dudes bash?
	Because we get free drinks and a bunch of perks at the straight ones.
	Well, yeah, you're honest, but...
	Sometimes you get paid to go to the clubs.
	Yeah, sometimes you get paid to go to the clubs.
	Y'all don't get paid to go to clubs.
	Yeah, we do.
	I've been paid to go to clubs.
	No, you might get paid, but they ain't get paid.
	That's what I thought.
	All right, cool.
	All right, guys, this is a great show.
	What's the last thoughts on the show?
	Man, Fresh always wants to talk at the club.
	We're supposed to rate all these girls, remember?
	Oh, you gotta go network and shit, CEO. We're supposed to go and rate these girls.
	Let's go last thoughts so you can go see the last thoughts of the bar.
	It's the last time I've been to a club.
	Tell me.
	In 30 minutes, you're going.
	Bro, you're already dressed up.
	Look at those shades, man.
	You know you're about to go.
	I'm going to sleep.
	Anyhow, thoughts on the show.
	How was the show for you?
	Questions, comments?
	I leave it to the ladies.
	Do y'all want to get rated or no?
	You can say no if you guys want.
	They don't hurt your feelings, though.
	No, I'm good.
	Okay.
	Pussies.
	They call them pussies?
	No, because I see your reactions every time I'm in front of the camera.
	You weren't scared to go tell somebody to go fight me and say that he's my daddy.
	You weren't scared about that, weren't you?
	You're a daddy son.
	You're ready for smoke.
	Take us home.
	Three hours.
	I liked it.
	It was good.
	Bro, I'm fresh in the chat, man.
	Niggas, three hours, nigga.
	Come on.
	I didn't just say it.
	Wait, hold on, hold on.
	Hold on, hold on, hold on.
	What's going on?
	I gotta say this, right, because people pick me as the bad guy.
	Motherfucker!
	It's three hours!
	Who wants to go to sleep?
	Me!
	Thank you!
	Now hurry up!
	The one girl who's a feminist working hard!
	Laresh right now, everybody.
	Look at that, bro.
	Come on, man.
	Bad guy.
	I'll take it.
	They'll thank me later.
	Okay.
	They won't, but that's fine.
	They won't.
	They will.
	The podcast was good.
	I liked it.
	The podcast was good.
	I've only ever done it where it's been like all girls and no guests, but I like the dynamic when there's a guest in the middle and then you guys break up into conversation because it shows more of your guys' perspective.
	I thought it was like nicer this time.
	So basically, W Sneeko.
	Well, any guys.
	Go to sleep, man.
	Get out of here, bro.
	Go to work in the club, man.
	Go stand in Soldier Boy's section of show.
	Oh, no.
	You want my hoodie?
	This thing on my hair was feeding.
	Oh, it's Trump.
	It's Trump!
	Can I suck his dick?
	No, you don't.
	Bro, the whole time we're watching the fight, all these fighters are going down.
	Freshers DMing, yo, where's the section?
	What's popping tonight?
	Tyson, let me get another picture.
	Fuck out of here, bro.
	I didn't even say that!
	Fighting's boring.
	Fighting sucks.
	I mean, I think it's good that you guys have a platform where you can bring in different views and perspectives and share it and not have anybody get into fistfights.
	Oh no, that happens all the time.
	I've seen the clips.
	I meant today.
	We don't get into fist fights.
	The girls that work for us, they get into fist fights.
	They beat up certain chicks.
	Don't worry, they won't touch y'all.
	This is good, eh?
	Wait, do it again.
	Go, go, go.
	What?
	Hey, yo!
	This a hood, ain't it?
	No, camera.
	This a hood, ain't it?
	I thought it was interesting.
	I liked hearing you guys' point of view.
	It's just different from my own.
	So, you know, it helps me balance it out.
	What about your viewpoints?
	You suck.
	What about you?
	Are you going to be more feminine now?
	Nope!
	Sorry, my finger slipped.
	Yes.
	I like hearing the different perspectives.
	I think that it's not as bad as it seems when you view it from the internet.
	Like, being here is not as bad as it looks from the internet.
	I kind of wanted to ask, but I wanted to give Sneeko the right of way.
	Like, what did you see and hear before the podcast, before coming on?
	What did you think?
	Well, it's those clips.
	You know, like those 60-second clips that it's like, damn.
	What did you see that made you say, damn?
	I don't know.
	I think it was something...
	I think somebody had asked, like, what makes you special?
	And then the girl couldn't answer.
	And then it was just crickets and it was like...
	You know what I'm saying?
	But who made themselves look dumb in that clip?
	Was it me or them?
	No, it was the female for not answering.
	But yeah, I think online it looks worse than what it really is in person.
	I think this was a really healthy debate that you guys had.
	Ms.
	Columbia?
	I love it.
	I mean, like she said, it seems that I think a little bit more aggressive online.
	But even though that you guys doesn't really have a filter, you're pretty straight.
	I think it's good to share the message and at least for women.
	Your boyfriend's smart.
	He sent you here.
	We've been having a lot of girls get sent here by their boyfriends.
	On the way.
	Wink, wink.
	No, no, wait, wait.
	Let me end my message.
	Okay, go ahead.
	To share the message that we as a woman should be more feminine.
	Instead of feminist.
	So, even though you guys don't have a filter, and maybe sometimes you're a little bit strong to the girls, I think it's good for women to watch this.
	Okay.
	I appreciate that.
	The girl with a boyfriend, long-term relationship.
	What about you?
	I liked it.
	Everyone talks badly about the podcast, but that's...
	No, it's fine.
	What were you told before?
	I'm always genuinely interested to ask.
	No, I was just...
	Well, I had never seen, like, a clip or anything like that.
	But then I was told that, like, that it's very misogynistic and close-minded and things like that.
	But I honestly thought that this was a very open-minded table.
	Like, we could all talk and we had different opinions.
	And, I mean, not saying that we changed the perspective of everyone.
	Sneeko tried.
	It didn't really work.
	But...
	No, I think that it's healthy that we can have different opinions and then we can...
	Do you think men tell women the truth in general?
	Well, honestly, like, I think you did.
	But I mean, in general, do you think, like, men actually tell women, like, have these uncomfortable conversations with them?
	Because I don't think we do.
	I don't think we have enough.
	I've gotten into, like, conversations like this with, like, different opinions with a group of, like, guys.
	And honestly, they had kind of the same opinions as you guys.
	But the difference is, like, they would get, like, very, very mad about it.
	Like, joke around about it.
	Gotcha.
	Gotcha.
	Yeah, I'll be honest with y'all.
	Men in general are the same, ladies.
	We're not that special.
	What about you, Ms.
	Charisma?
	I had a good time.
	I think everybody got able to express themselves openly.
	Did you?
	I don't even know what your opinion is on anything.
	I mean, what's your favorite color?
	That was the most generic answer you could have.
	Yo, MBC, bro.
	Whoever your boyfriend ends up being, he's got to have all the charisma in the world to make up, man.
	Like, could you imagine you come home and she's just there?
	How was your day?
	Hello.
	What'd you do today?
	Yes.
	Ate food.
	Yeah.
	Hung out with Singapore.
	What'd you guys do?
	She's funny.
	You just have to get to know her.
	Name one of her jokes.
	No, it's like the thing she does.
	What's the last funny thing?
	Oh, you know what?
	She has a diss track.
	On somebody.
	No way.
	Is it on YouTube?
	No, that was like high school, middle school.
	Right.
	But she's funny.
	The point is.
	Do you remember the last funny thing she said?
	Today?
	She...
	Well, I don't want to...
	What did she say today?
	Can you turn the shit off, man?
	What did she say today that was funny?
	She told me that sometimes some of these songs with a really good beat, she just started speaking.
	Bro, if you were my wealth manager, you'd be fired.
	You can't manage your friend with her acting.
	Wait, what was the joke?
	When she hears a song and she blows her head?
	Like she...
	No, it was the wolf one.
	When she was a kid, she would go out and take out the trash and start howling.
	That's so funny!
	I thought it was funny.
	Bro, that joke was dog shit.
	I'll be honest, man.
	Women are not funny, bro.
	Name three female comedians that are actually funny.
	You.
	Perfect example.
	All right.
	Fantastic.
	Twin Peaks.
	Yeah, Twin Peaks.
	Take us home.
	It was aight.
	What made it aight?
	I mean, again, I like came into this blindside.
	I didn't really know anything.
	I just got warned.
	What did they warn you about?
	Well, actually, I had a fan talk to me.
	So there's someone that like watches your show all the time.
	And he was like, dude, it's really not that bad.
	Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	And I was like, I never seen the show.
	So I don't know.
	And then I had like my best friend tell me like, yo, be careful, be careful.
	And I was like, okay, but it's actually not bad at all.
	They made it out to seem like really bad.
	It's whatever.
	Are you going to keep your ex in the friend zone?
	Huh?
	We'll find out.
	I don't know.
	Goddamn, man.
	Nah, they smash it tonight, man.
	Yeah, they smash it tonight.
	Come on, man.
	She has school in the morning.
	Yo, that's where your tax dollars in Hollywood, Florida are going.
	It's for her to fucking play hooky, bro.
	Alright, what about you, Miss Argentina?
	Honestly, I think that it's a vibe.
	It's really good.
	I don't know.
	I felt like the environment was good and I could listen to other mindsets, other opinions.
	And it just helps me open my mind a little bit more.
	I really liked it.
	Miss Panama, you probably hate us by now.
	Well, I mean, I guess the question is, like, why did I come back?
	No, I'm just kidding.
	Good one.
	But, um...
	See, women aren't funny.
	There's my point.
	The first time that I came, I mean, previously my friends did warn me.
	They were like, oh, don't go on that part.
	I mean, the clips are a bit intense.
	You see the girls getting kicked out.
	You don't know what's going to happen.
	It was pretty funny when academics was here that time.
	Big act in the building.
	Which time?
	He's been here.
	I'm the pride!
	Well, the time that I was here and he was here.
	Okay.
	He's been here a bunch of times.
	What happened?
	Well, that was the time he had told me, oh, you're capping.
	And then I was like, no, I'm not capping.
	What are you capping about?
	About the whole relationship with the 6'8 guy.
	Oh, okay.
	But after that, like, I'm not.
	Oh, my God.
	Sorry, my finger slipped.
	But after that, I'm not going to lie, a lot of, you guys get looked at a lot in Panama.
	It's very random, but like a lot of people in Panama watch you guys.
	Because we had a lot of like, on our music page, a lot of people was like, oh, we saw Victoria on Fresh and Fit, on Fresh and Fit.
	And for some reason, I mean, I think it's true.
	You guys should start a Fresh and Fit Latino, a Fresh and Mamado, or what they were saying in the comments.
	Mamado!
	What?
	Mamaro is so bad.
	In Spanish, like for Mexican Mamaro, it's like...
	It means sucked.
	In normal Spanish, that's what it means.
	But they had put that in the comment.
	That's why I was laughing about it.
	They had put fresh imamado.
	And I was like, yo, that's hilarious.
	I was about to say, you made a funny joke, but you stole it from the comments.
	No, it wasn't on the comment.
	Which was probably a guy.
	Fantastic.
	It was many, multiple men that said it.
	Well, still men, not women.
	Tried it.
	Reggaeton artist.
	No, he's with the trident.
	What is that?
	Reggaeton.
	Reggaeton artist.
	Which, by the way, when you guys mentioned the whole thing of like, oh, would you date a guy if you knew in his past he had like fucked another guy.
	That actually happened in the Latin industry with Osuna and his wife stood by him.
	She's like, that's my husband.
	Because he's Osuna, nigga.
	I think Bad Bunny says it too.
	That bitch te-mote!
	That bitch te-mote!
	You know what I'm saying?
	That bitch te-mote!
	I don't even know what te-mote means, but she te-mote-ed.
	You know what I'm saying?
	She ain't going nowhere.
	She ain't going fucking nowhere.
	Okay.
	Yeah, man.
	That's a terrible example.
	Oh, his wife stood by him!
	Yeah, because he's fucking Ozuna.
	Ozuna?
	Yeah.
	She'll be a loozuna if she left.
	All right.
	What about you, Miss Ohio?
	Uh, I had a great time.
	See what I did there?
	I played with the, you know, with what she said and everything else like that.
	Connecting it.
	I'm trying to help her, nigga.
	She's doing that face when you come home from work.
	She's an aspiring actress.
	I'm trying to help her aspire some more.
	That's charisma, my lady.
	Alright, what about you, Miss Ohio?
	I had a great time.
	I like everybody here.
	Everyone's sweet.
	I like the dynamic.
	We're trying to break you so you don't come back.
	She keeps coming back.
	I like the dynamic of having a guest speaker like Sneeko.
	And I like when the girls are like genuinely trying to figure this out and like a conversation which happened tonight.
	Have you taken our tips and has it been better for you?
	She has.
	I have, yeah.
	I really have.
	Honestly, like I was more naive to how men thought.
	And I think the first time or two that I came on, you were real rough, Myron.
	And...
	You were really straightforward and really, you know...
	Did it make you a better woman, though?
	Did it make you a better woman?
	You know what?
	I realized that men go into it differently than women do.
	I knew that before, but you really...
	Answer the question.
	Did it make you a better woman?
	It did.
	Why are you so surprised that the guy that said that there's a bar on the rooftop, why did you think, oh my god, I'm going to be violently graped when he was really just trying to...
	You still thought that he really wanted to hang out with you more when he was just trying to get the job done?
	I just thought we were going to bar hop.
	You know?
	Because...
	I don't know.
	Well, technically y'all did.
	Y'all went to the second bar, which is his house.
	Yeah, but it just put me in such an uncomfortable position.
	I'm a nice person.
	I'm not gonna like, what the, you know, what the hell?
	Like, you know, I'm not gonna like yell at him and slap him in the face and be like, you lied.
	Like, you're just trying to, you know what I mean?
	Like, what am I supposed to do?
	Like, I just...
	That's why we tell guys, actually, you gotta take girls to like three to four different spots, bro, so they feel like it's a date.
	Yeah, but I mean, what am I even...
	No, honestly, men, like, what am I even supposed to do in that situation?
	Like...
	No, it's fine.
	You left, and it's fine.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	So I did, like, what I should do.
	He probably won't hit you back, which is cool.
	No, he...
	Okay.
	Or he will, but he's just gonna try to fuck again.
	Yeah.
	So...
	Can I ask a question?
	Sure.
	If you guys could give one piece of advice for a woman, what would you say?
	Individual answers.
	Delete TikTok.
	Delete Instagram.
	Stop looking at Kylie Jenner and comparing yourself to celebrities that you're never going to be.
	Give up that dream and try to be a good wife.
	And think about what would be a good mother for your future children and how could you emulate that?
	How could you start playing that role now so that you are going to be the good woman that could raise children?
	Cool.
	Rule number one.
	Don't be a rapper.
	First of all, that advice.
	No, but I would just say, understand that life is to be enjoyed, and as a woman, you do need a man.
	Maybe not to the extent that you think you might need him, but eventually you will.
	And ultimately, what you want to do is figure out what that man actually wants, Who he is and what he's about.
	And become an asset to him where you have value to his life.
	And you become a part where, you know what?
	He says to himself, if she leaves me today, I want her back.
	Because she's so much of a value to my life.
	So, let's focus on that.
	I want you ladies to go into a dream world.
	Alright?
	This is the best advice I want to give you all.
	It's your wedding day.
	You have your white dress on.
	Your father is about to walk you down the aisle.
	Everyone you know and you love is there sitting, you know, looking back like, oh my god, it's the bride.
	Right?
	Would you be proud if pictures from your Instagram, pictures from your TikTok, videos of you on the internet, would you be proud if they were played up on the fucking screen for everybody to see?
	If the answer is no, you need to get rid of it right fucking now and work on getting rid of that fucking digital footprint.
	Because the problem with women is that your past really does matter.
	A man's future matters, a woman's past matters.
	And if your Instagram or your social media or whatever the fuck you post on the internet It is not appropriate to be played on your wedding day in front of everyone that you love and the man that's going to take care of you for the rest of your life that you're trying to take the last name of might want to take it off the internet.
	Perfect.
	That was good.
	And they're not going to do anything we said.
	They're like, all right, nigga.
	That's the CIA. No, it flew over their heads.
	Yeah.
	They're pretty young, man, so...
	Alright, guys!
	They don't remember 9-11.
	Alright.
	Guys, we'll wrap up.
	Fresh wants to twerk, so...
	Yeah, yeah.
	Guys, follow Sneeko on...
	rumble.com slash sneeko, yes.
	rumble.com slash sneeko.
	Check us out, rumble.com slash freshfit.
	All Lenny's Instagrams are below.
	Go ahead and send him a dick pic.
	I think a couple of them are single and would love it.
	And we'll catch you guys on the next episode of Fresh and Fit.
	We'll be back with Ryan Dawson at 6 p.m.
	on Friday.
	We're going to talk about 9-11.
	Peace!
	Don't sniff!

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