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Oct. 5, 2023 - Fresh & Fit
02:15:46
After Hours w/ Tai Lopez
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Thank you.
Thank you.
What's up, guys?
We're on a fresh podcast.
After Hours edition, man.
First After Hours, a new studio.
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What's up, guys?
Welcome to Freshly Podcast.
After Hours edition, man.
We're joined with a full panel, a special guest in the house, Ty Lopez, man.
We're excited for this one.
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Yeah.
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Without further ado...
Well, Chris, right?
Yes.
There you go.
Chris, you got something to say?
Girls, send me a DM, Aaron C. Poxon on IG. Make sure if you send me a DM, make sure you fly out to Miami and then let me know beforehand.
Don't just buy tickets and then you show up and say, I'm here.
Other than that, shout out to the girls on the panel.
Let's make it happen.
Ladies, if you don't mind, give us your name, your age, what you do for a living, dating status, and if you want to, of course.
Your body count.
And we're going to start on a couch.
Welcome back.
Hi, thank you.
Good to be back.
Yes.
Hi, my name is Lana and I am an accountant and also an OnlyFans creator.
Age?
I'm 39.
What account?
Wait, you got older?
Huh?
You got older than I was?
I was always 39.
I'm just kidding.
I mean, not always, but you know.
Where are you originally from?
Like born.
Like where'd you grow up?
Between Iowa and here, but not Miami, North Florida.
Cool.
And then you said for work, it was your accountant profession and then?
Yeah, I'm an accountant and an OnlyFans creator.
Highest education level completed?
Bachelor's.
Alright, cool.
And then, relationship status?
Single.
Alright.
You?
Hi, I'm Jasmine Jafar.
I'm back.
I am an OnlyFans creator and a licensed attorney.
How old are you?
28.
Where are you originally from?
Portland, Oregon.
Okay.
And I'm single.
Okay.
And then you said you, for profession, OF and what else?
Lawyer.
Okay.
The famous, the infamous lawyer.
What's your own practice, right?
I have my license, so I could practice.
I just don't do it day to day, but my license is active.
Okay, and then highest education level completed is?
Jurist doctor.
Where'd you go to law school?
I'm not saying that.
Oh, okay.
Well, they're going to find out anyway.
I think someone in the chat already dropped it.
No, they didn't.
They're looking up my fake name.
I would show you guys off air because I think there's like a streamer code of ethics where you're not going to dox me, but I'm not doxing myself.
Okay.
I think they've already done that, man.
No, you said that last time and you kind of scared me and then they've been looking up my fake name.
My real name's not Jasmine Jafar, so I got a little scared and I overestimated your audience, but then they couldn't get it.
Oh, don't say that now.
Don't say that now.
No, I don't know.
They've been trying.
They've been writing a letter to every law school.
What?
Yeah, there's one of your fans who made a whole video.
He's writing a letter to him.
It's actually circulating because one of my friends works for a judge and the letter's so poorly written so it's circulating in a federal courthouse because it's so bad.
Oh my god, that is wild, bro.
The extent to find out the truth.
I'll tell you guys off air.
What about you?
Hi, my name is Bree.
I'm 22.
I'm from Pittsburgh.
I've been in Miami now for 10 months.
That's scary.
I know.
I'm a massage therapist and a bartender.
She belongs to the streets!
Alright, and you highest education level completed?
College.
Okay, you have a BA? Yes.
Okay, what'd you get it in?
Hospitality management, but then I ended up doing massaging.
Okay.
And relationship status?
Single.
Alright.
What about you?
My name is Maria.
I'm 20.
I'm Venezuelan.
Been living here for five years.
I'm currently in college.
I haven't graduated yet.
Are you a full-time student?
Kind of.
I'm a makeup artist.
And I'm taken.
And you're in college right now, right?
Yes.
What's your major?
Business.
How long have you been with your boyfriend?
Six months.
How'd you guys meet?
He was working and we first met in January and then we didn't really like match so then I went back to his job not expecting to see him there and then we met again and then we just went on from there.
Oh, butterflies.
Alright.
What about you?
I'm Audrey.
I'm 20.
Please don't shout.
Please don't shout.
Go ahead.
I'm a pharmacy technician and I just graduated high school.
Sorry, what's your first name?
Audrey.
Okay.
How old are you?
20.
Where are you from?
Venezuela.
Okay.
What do you do for work?
I'm a pharmacy tech.
In Venezuela or here?
No, I'm here.
Okay.
Highest education level completed?
High school.
Alright.
And then relationship status?
Single.
Are you guys friends?
Yes, best friends.
What about you?
Hi, I'm Kate.
I'm 18.
I work at Twin Peaks and I do OnlyFans.
She belongs to the streets!
Where are you originally from?
Miami.
Born and raised.
Alright.
And then you said you're a server at Twin Peaks and you also do OF? Yup.
Okay.
And highest education level?
Well, high school.
You're only 18, right?
Yeah.
I just graduated.
You just graduated.
Alright.
And then relationship status?
Single.
Alright.
Well, you said a single.
Okay.
What about you?
Complicated.
Hi, I'm Marina.
I'm from Russia, St.
Petersburg.
I'm 24 years old.
And as a profession, I'm an entrepreneur.
I sold my company one year ago.
What was the company?
It was an apparel, equestrian apparel.
Okay, nice.
And then dating status?
Single.
Single?
All right.
Okay.
Highest education level completed?
High school.
Okay.
Cool.
And then you said you sold equestrian apparel.
Yeah.
Is that expensive, equestrian apparel?
Because, I mean, it's a very niche sport.
It's a really...
I love niche markets.
I believe there's a lot of opportunity there.
So, it is expensive.
And the best part about it is people are ready to spend money on their horses.
Right.
Kids and pets, I think, are the best businesses.
So...
So you sold merchandise not only for the horse, but did you sell it for the rider too?
Mostly for the horse.
Okay.
Did you have a good mentor?
A few good mentors, yes.
Awesome.
Alright.
Let's say the best for last.
Yeah.
What about you?
What about you?
My name is Perla.
I'm from El Paso, Texas.
How old are you?
Yeah.
How old are you?
Oh, I said are you.
I'm 23.
Okay.
And I'm a bottle service girl.
Do you live in Miami now or are you just visiting?
I live in Miami.
I just moved here six months ago.
Much different than the border, huh?
Yeah.
Well, I moved here from Boston, but yeah.
Shout out to Boston.
Okay, like did you grow up in El Paso then you went to...
Yeah, so I grew up in El Paso, moved to Boston when I was 21 for two years and I'm here.
Like college or are you just...
No, my sister's going to grad school out there, but I just wanted to try something different other than El Paso.
Gotcha.
Okay, yeah.
Okay, and then highest education level completed?
High school.
Okay, and then what do you do for work?
Bottle service.
Here in Miami?
Yes.
And then relationship status?
Single.
Hi, I'm Jasmine.
I'm 24 years old.
I'm from Switzerland and I'm a French artist.
I make song, rap and trap song.
Oh wow!
Can you give us a sample for the audience real quick?
Sorry?
Like a small verse?
Yeah, in French.
Do it.
Yes, I can.
Let's hear it.
What you got?
It's like a blurb.
Okay.
Does anyone know French here?
What did she say?
Yeah, I don't know what she said.
She's getting fresh, man.
Alright, highest education level completed?
Yeah, I work with Luxury Prince in Switzerland, and I'm in school here.
Okay, so you're in college right now.
I'm in EF Education.
I learn English business, English here.
O-F or E-F? E-F. Okay.
And then relationship status?
I work in marketing and negotiation.
No, that means you have a boyfriend?
I'm single.
Okay.
Yeah, someone said baguettes.
Alright, cool.
And then what about you?
My name is Rialesa.
I'm 26 years old.
I'm sorry, what is it?
Rialesa.
Rialesa?
Yeah.
Okay.
That's a unique one.
Alright, how old are you?
I'm 26.
Alright, where are you from?
Born and raised here in Dade County.
Alright.
That's a red flag.
What do you do for it?
I'm an account executive at a marketing company.
Publix?
No.
Public?
No.
Not because you're wearing green and...
I mean, I guess that would work, right?
Okay, and then highest education level completed?
High school.
Alright.
And then relationship status?
Single.
Alright, cool.
And then what about you?
Last but not least, well...
Okay, hi.
My name is Alam.
I'm 24 years old.
Alam, you said?
Yes, Alam, with the A. Okay.
Yes.
And I'm from South of France.
And I'm in France.
I'm an optician.
Glasses, contact lenses, it's me.
Okay.
So, I'm here.
Yes.
I'm here for the study of English.
Okay.
And I'm not single.
I'm married.
Oh, wow.
Okay.
So, as an optician...
Good job!
What the highest education level completed?
Did you go to med school for that?
I don't know how it works in France.
Like, you said you're an optician, right?
So you're like an eye doctor?
No, no, no.
It's a bachelor's.
It's a bachelor's.
Okay.
Yes.
So when people get the prescription, they come to you and then they get the glasses.
Yes.
I can't deliver...
You're going to talk into the microphone.
Sorry.
I can't deliver a prescription, but I can't modify the prescription.
Okay.
You service the prescription.
Yes.
Okay, okay.
All right.
It's right.
And then, I got it confused with the other one.
And then B.A., and then you said you're married.
Yes.
How long have you been married for?
Three years.
How did you meet your husband?
Here or...?
No, in France.
Wait, does he live here?
No.
I mean, just for five weeks, man.
Wait, what?
She's here only for five weeks.
Yes, I mean, just for five weeks.
Sorry, guys, I'm friends.
My accent is not...
Wait, so you're here in Miami without him?
Yes.
Oh, shit.
By yourself?
You hear it by yourself?
Yes.
Oh, shit.
Hey, you want to translate what that means?
The show just started, my friend.
Okay, okay, okay.
Guests of Honor.
Welcome.
Once again, if you don't mind telling them who you are.
I'm a college dropout.
That's my highest level.
I went to one month of college.
Let's see.
I dropped out of society.
So, yeah.
What else should I say?
Your body count?
Oh, my body count.
You gotta age adjust it, man.
You gotta go by whatever age.
Wait, how old are you?
Everybody, you know, I keep it a mystery, because it started out, people were guessing, and then it's like, there's like 30 blogs on my age.
Wow.
I'm anywhere from, whatever, I'm a vampire.
Okay.
That's the goal.
Don't be a vampire.
We did a fire interview earlier on, guys.
Yes, definitely make sure to check it out when it comes to entrepreneurship, making money, being successful, dating, everything, man.
So, real quick, Ty, do you have a question for the ladies to kick it off or do we go to the chats?
No, I'm going to let you go.
I've got to watch the red pills, the green pills, the gray.
Alright, so we'll hit some of these chats, man.
It's been a while, so we want to hear what you guys got to say.
Hope you guys are liking the new studio, by the way.
We're experimenting with a bunch of different things.
Show back, some girls.
Let's see here.
We got here, Dennis the Great goes, question to the ladies, would you let your daughter be a right, pure girl or her being experienced before she settles down with a man?
Was that me?
So, virgin or experience.
I think you're saying virgin.
Yeah, virgin, yeah.
Okay.
You want to go around the table with that one?
Yeah, sure.
Why not?
So, real quick.
Let's see how the daughter, right?
Would you prefer to be a virgin for her man or have a lot of guys with experience?
So, for example, she's been with multiple guys, multiple boyfriends, or a virgin for her husband.
No, I'm virgin for my husband.
For your daughter?
Yes.
Okay.
It's my friend.
What about you?
Ideally I would say virgin.
Virgin?
Yeah.
Me too.
Virgin?
Me three.
Everyone's gonna say virgin?
No.
Okay, why?
Why experience?
Well, I think she needs to understand what she really needs and she needs to understand herself first because through other people we understand ourselves better.
So I definitely say you need to get some experience before you decide whom to settle down with for sure.
So multiple dicks equals better experience.
Well, it's a rude way of saying, but yes.
Okay.
Shout out to Russia.
Okay.
What about you?
Some experience.
Why?
Because you got to know what you like.
You got to try stuff to know what you like.
You know?
Do you know what you like?
Not yet.
Okay.
You going to keep trying?
Yeah, I'm going to keep trying.
Got it.
All right, Tony Peaks.
Yeah, same.
Same?
Yeah.
Experience?
Yeah, she got to try like where she said it fell into a man.
Okay.
For you?
It's like a 50-50.
I feel like she could wait, but at the same time, a little experience.
Not too much experience.
Not like she's going to be a whore at 18, 17.
What is too much experience for you?
I guess how many bodies?
Yeah.
Way too many for no reason, you know?
What's a good number?
I feel like...
That's too much for you.
At what age?
For your daughter.
For my daughter?
21?
How much?
4 or 5.
Okay.
At 21.
And I feel like that's a good amount until she set us up for someone.
Alright.
Everybody always thinks of their number.
They're like, what am I? I'm going to call that a good number.
What about you?
I think, I don't have kids yet, but when I do have kids, they can do whatever they want.
It's their life, as long as they're good people, and they don't treat others bad.
They can do whatever they want.
They can be a virgin their whole life.
Do what they want.
Ideally, if you're a daughter, what would you want her to bring to her husband?
I want her to do what she wants.
I just want her to bring someone right.
And that'll be her choice.
And for you?
Yeah, whatever she's comfortable with, but I guess if I had to choose, I would choose experience.
Why?
Because I think there's less likelihood she's going to be deluded into thinking the one man she's with is the only man on earth if she's had other men.
Okay.
Yeah.
Interesting.
For you?
Well, as somebody who does have a daughter, I would say that I wouldn't want her to get married super young.
And also, I wouldn't want her to be like a 30-year-old virgin because I think there's issues that come with that.
So, yeah, I would like her to have maybe at least like Let's say if she's going to get married by the time she's 25, 27, I think it would be ideal to have been in two serious relationships.
Not just sleeping with people.
I'm saying actual relationships.
Okay.
That's fair.
Ty, real quick.
I see you had a daughter.
What would you prefer to bring to her husband?
Oh, man.
Oh, I think it depends on your culture.
You know, some countries, like, I live in Sweden part-time.
It's a Viking culture, man.
If you're a virgin girl, people, ain't nobody gonna date you.
If you're in Latin America, America, I don't know.
This is, I gotta think on this one.
You guys are gonna throw me in here.
I'm, uh...
Hank, these are hard questions, man.
I think humans are half-tribal.
Like, for 300,000 years, Homo sapiens lived in hunter-gatherer tribes.
There was no marriage, because marriage is a man-made governmental thing, right?
So my big thing is, if I had a daughter...
I'd want her to focus on long-term relationships where she'd have a kid.
You know what I mean?
And that's the point of it all.
So I wouldn't want her to be short-term minded.
But if she ended up with somebody, she thought it was the one, she slept with them, turned out to be a whack job, I'd be like, get the fuck out of there.
You don't have to stay with them.
But, you know, so I'm kind of a...
I'm like, look, the point of sex is kids.
So I want her to have that mind to go into it, you know, if that makes sense.
Okay.
Alright.
That's fair.
What else have we got here?
And guys, from this point forward, what's the number, Chris?
Let's do 20 and up for now.
Alright.
So I'll read the ones that came in from before.
But from this point forward, guys, 20 and up, because we're a little bit tighter on time since we started later.
Cam2Times goes, question ladies, do you have a bigger issue with men having an issue with women's body count or men wanting to have sex with multiple women?
You can't say both.
Um...
Which one disgusts you the most?
Jasmine, you have the whitest boobs I've ever seen.
I mean, I'm pretty pale.
And they're real.
They're G-Cups.
You guys should check it out.
Okay, so...
That's a big issue.
Yeah, so, ladies, so basically, do you have a big issue with men having issues with women's body count?
Or men wanting to have sex with multiple women?
You can't say both.
Which one disgusts you the most?
Is basically what it is.
So which one's worse to you?
Guys having issues with women's body counts or men wanting to have sex with multiple girls?
Which one is worse?
We can start here and then work our way.
We started here last time, right?
No, we started last time.
Oh, shit.
Okay, then back this way.
What's worse in your eyes?
This is really hard for me.
Because, like, I don't agree with cheating.
Even though, yes, I'm on OnlyFans or whatever.
But...
I also don't want a guy who's a prude.
God, how do I choose?
Okay.
The lesser evil, you could say.
That's such a poorly worded question.
I know, I hate that question.
Yeah, it's really tough.
Okay, so...
Is your audience not...
I would choose...
I would rather a guy who's, like, interested in the body count than someone who just wants to fuck multiple women.
Like...
They will fuck multiple women, but for them to have that as a goal, I think that's...
I don't know.
Kind of awkward.
It's just weird.
Okay.
For you, Desmond?
This question's so poorly worded.
Which one disgusts me the most?
Neither, but I guess if I had to pick one, I guess I'm less disturbed if disgusted if he wants to have sex with multiple women.
I think that's more normal.
Okay.
For you?
Yeah, I agree.
I mean, if you're in a relationship with someone and they just want to, like, keep fucking other people, that would probably be more disgusting.
But, I mean, every man is probably at least disgusting to care about body count.
So body count for you?
Okay.
For you?
I feel like body count.
Body count.
So if he cares about your body count, it's disgusting?
No, like, if it's less disgusting for them, you know?
Okay.
And for you?
I feel like, yeah, I feel like body count.
Why?
Because they feel, like, powerful.
Like, oh yeah, be fucking like a lot of girls.
But you can't afford, like, a lot of guys.
So that's, like...
You want the power back, basically?
Not the power back, but I'd be like, so you feel powerful, but, like, you, like, rousted me for, like, having a couple buddies, you know?
So I feel like, you shouldn't care.
Like, if you're the one who's fucking me right now, like, you shouldn't care.
So your past shouldn't matter, is what you're saying?
Okay, no.
You're about to get roasted right now, but okay, it's okay.
What about you?
I didn't really understand the question.
If, like, am I more disgusted if a guy has more bodies or if he's looking to fuck other girls?
So the question is, regarding this example here, if the guy is worried about your body count, is that disgusting?
Or he wants to have sex with multiple people.
Like, for example, let's say you have a...
Make it simple, bro.
What's worse?
A guy that cares about your body count or a guy that wants to have sex with multiple girls?
A guy that wants to have sex with multiple girls.
Okay, thank you.
For you?
It's a very binary concept, this question.
I don't think the world really works like that.
But I think for me, if we got a pick, definitely more disgusting is the guy who cares about the body count.
Why?
I think it speaks insecurities.
Yeah, and maybe some internal issues, confidence issues.
Who hurt you?
So if he wants to invest in his woman, shouldn't he be wary of her past?
Like he should know at least?
No, he should be wary of the past and of the quality of the connections she's been making.
But, I mean, I don't know, body count.
It's a pretty tribal way of looking at things, right?
Okay.
For you?
For me, it's definitely them having sex with multiple women.
Because at the end of the day, men are going to do whatever they want, even if they're in a relationship or outside of it.
But I still prefer my man to be particular about where he puts his cock.
I don't know, just because I am.
So I would expect him...
How's that working out?
Wait, you're particular where you put your cock?
No, I'm particular about who I'm sex with.
But I understand it's different for men, you know?
Men don't really care and men are less attached and that's okay.
So would you be understanding?
Yeah, I mean, if it was a conversation and he was honest about it, then sure.
But yeah, so it's just about the honesty.
Cool.
So what's worse for you then?
Is it the multiple women or is it him caring about a woman's body?
Multiple women, yeah.
Okay.
But you just said it's okay if they want multiple women, though.
I'm confused.
No, it is okay, but if they're honest about it.
But if that's...
It depends.
Yeah.
So they're honest.
Okay.
It's okay.
Yeah, like if they're...
They're upfront about them being with multiple women, but if I'm in a relationship with a guy...
Okay, let's say he's upfront about it, then for you it would be him caring about body count is worse then?
Yeah, I suppose.
Okay.
Yeah.
Interesting.
What about you?
Me, no rings, no sex.
Finished.
It's okay.
Oh, they have to get married to you.
Me, if I have no rings, I don't make sex.
Wait, so you're a virgin?
No, I will have a boyfriend.
I was married, but it's finished.
It's one year I'm single.
Okay, so boyfriend sex.
Yeah, he's my first boyfriend.
So you didn't have one partner in your whole life?
Yeah, yeah, one.
Stop the cow!
No, I don't lie.
Stop the cow!
I don't lie.
Okay.
So you've only had one sexual partner?
Yeah, no.
That's cat man.
I need a ring.
That's cat man.
Well, with a ring.
How many with a ring?
I need to be married.
I need the engagement, you know.
Interesting.
Okay.
So, which one is worse than for you with the guy?
Caring about body count or him wanting multiple women?
What's worse?
None.
None?
Nothing.
Let's see.
You gotta choose one.
Ah.
Let's choose one or the other.
He cares about your body count or multiple women's sex?
Accounts.
Bank accounts.
No.
I don't know.
I can't choose.
You stupid!
What about you?
What's worse?
Realistically neither, but if I had to choose I would say body count.
Why?
I don't know.
I just feel like if me and you are in a situation and we're having fun, like, don't really worry about how I got my experience.
I like that.
I like that.
At least you're honest about it.
You know, like...
So the past doesn't matter?
Yeah.
I mean, realistically, I would say neither, because honestly, I don't give a damn about either.
But...
When you find out your boyfriend sucked dick back in the day, would you stay with him?
Yeah, I mean, if he was honest and open about it.
Wait, what?
Stop the cow!
Really?
Yeah.
I mean, I like women.
What if he took it in the butt?
Yeah.
Choo-choo.
What?
I mean, I'll probably laugh a little bit, but I wouldn't judge him.
You wouldn't care?
You wouldn't stay?
No.
You're from Miami.
Are you serious?
No.
Bruh.
Bruh.
You would stay?
Yeah, I would stay.
Talk about butt aids.
Goddamn.
Okay.
Shout out to you then.
Goddamn.
What about you?
So for me, the two propositions are so bizarre, but I chose the second proposition.
That's pretty good.
Having multiple women is worse?
Sorry?
Having multiple women, is that worse, you think?
Yes.
So your husband can't have multiple women?
And you?
No, no, no.
Oui, oui.
French, Rose.
Jealous, boy.
Fantastic.
All right, perfect.
All right, and then we got here.
Ty, we didn't forget you.
Yeah.
Thoughts on this?
The wise man studies the past of everybody in his life, whether it be business partners, women.
Past doesn't always predict the future, but it's pretty damn accurate.
One of my mentors, Dr.
Buss, said, Personality's stable after a certain time.
We think we change all that much.
So if you meet somebody who was fucking wacky when they're 18, that shit persists for a long time.
So, like I said, men, women, I'm like, I want to know the truth.
Because at least then, you get to pick your poison.
But, yeah, I would pay attention to fucking...
67 steps number one, awareness.
You've got to be aware.
So people saying you shouldn't look at people's past, bullshit.
You better.
Well said.
You know that I'll say, those who don't study history are doomed to repeat it.
So you get someone who's fucking fucked up.
And then you can't be surprised when that comes into your life too.
Yes.
You know, people change, but not as much as you think.
Ladies, how many of you guys agree with that or disagree with that?
Raise your hand if you agree.
I can feel that.
I got three?
Four?
Okay, so a couple of you guys say...
Well, you said earlier that the past doesn't matter.
Yeah, but...
No, I said in a tribal level, on this animalistic level, he's talking about deeper things, I think, regarding the past.
Or...
A little bit.
I'm talking tribal.
I'm talking primitive.
I'm talking about...
Look, here's the thing.
If a woman...
Here's the thing.
Behaviors are deeper than you think.
So it's not just that a girl slept with a hundred dudes.
That shows you something else.
So, to me, it's all...
Less than judging, I'm trying to observe the truth about people.
So, it's like...
Man, I used to throw parties in Hollywood.
Girls would come.
They're porn stars.
I got to know them.
Like, every Hollywood party, you'll have porn stars showing up.
What I found about porn stars...
A lot of people said they just had...
You know, they just had a fucked up childhood.
That's about half of porn stars.
The other half, they like sex.
You talk to these girls, they're like, ah, I love it.
I get paid.
So that kind of girl, I like them as a friend, but you don't have a kid with that kind of girl.
Like, talk, that, because that shit just, patterns persist, man.
The old saying, the chains of habit are too weak to be felt till they're too strong to be broken.
Damn!
Wisdom.
Yeah, so, anyway.
Okay.
What else have we got here?
We got...
Okay.
Captain Times goes...
Proverbs 33...
Okay.
Do not give your strength to women or your ways to that which destroys kings.
The Bible warns us, stay strong guys.
Okay.
Fair enough.
IRS. Okay, ladies, how do you feel, how do you deal with criticism?
Let's go on.
We can start with, we start here with Miss France.
How do you deal with criticism?
What is it?
Criticism.
If someone talks about you, how do you deal with it?
Yeah, how do you deal with it?
Criticism.
Sorry, but I don't understand.
How to put this?
Okay, let's say someone is telling you your hair is too long, or it's dirty.
How would you deal with that?
If I tell you, like, something about yourself.
How do you handle that?
Parle de toi.
Vas-y, parle de toi.
Yes.
I make traduction.
It's complicated for us, you know?
Okay.
We'll just move on.
Goddamn.
What about you?
Acceptable, humble gratitude, I would say.
There's nothing wrong with a little introspection.
I think everyone needs it, so, you know, why take it to heart?
Okay, so you don't take it to heart.
Do you understand?
The same, the same.
Explain.
Om le du fromage.
Okay, let's move on.
Put a stupid like...
Put a stupid the voice like say stupid.
You just let it...
Okay, you know what?
Never mind.
What about you?
I feel like it depends what the criticism is.
You know, if it's actually valuable to me and to my life, then I'll take it in.
If it's irrelevant and it's about my appearance or about the way that I speak, then I'll just take it like...
I won't pay too much attention to it.
Because, I mean, it's irrelevant.
Like, if you really care about what everyone says, like, you're gonna...
Go crazy.
Yeah, literally.
So, that's how I feel.
Okay.
That's fine.
For you?
So, it has to be relevant.
What if it's true, though?
It's true to them.
But, like, it depends what it is.
You know?
Like, if to them they feel that way about me, if it's based on my appearance or, like, based about something that they don't know about, then that's...
I don't know.
Like...
It depends what you mean if it's true.
I mean, what if they give you a criticism like, I don't know, like, hey, well, you're wrong about this, or that's not how things really work.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'll definitely listen to it.
Like, I'm willing to hear them out and understand their point of view, not only, like, not putting a wall up and being like, no, but you're wrong.
Like, I will go ahead and listen and be like, okay, I get what you're saying, and then add that to my life that, like, change whatever it is that they think.
If it adds a valuable input, but if it's not, then it's totally irrelevant.
Alright.
What about you?
I think the foundation of dealing with criticism should essentially be working your self-confidence.
But I also think that criticism, if something really bothers you in those words, you should look at yourself and you should see what you do not accept in yourself.
So in a way it can work like a mirror as long as you have the foundation going, as long as you have the basic self-confidence and you don't have issues with that.
Okay.
That's a fair point.
Mr.
and Peaks.
So, depending on the way you say it, is the way I'm going to take it.
So if you say it kind of rude, I'm going to give you a rude response.
But if you say the criticism in a nice way, and I know it's coming from a good part, then I'll accept it.
I'll try to understand where you're coming from.
But what if it's true, and it wasn't delivered in the best way, but it was true?
Then I'm going to say something.
I'm going to give the same energy back.
I'll probably think about it later, but at the moment, then I'm going to just answer rude back.
So you're more concerned with how the message is delivered versus the content of the message?
I'll think about the content later, but if it's delivered rude, I'm going to give you rude energy back.
Interesting.
Your boobs are too big.
My boobs are too big?
Yeah.
Your forehead's too big.
Damn.
That's all you got?
Yeah, just for now.
You might go that deep.
Okay, you funny, man.
What about you?
Yeah, but I truly don't care what people gotta say about me.
Or like, if you're gonna like...
Okay, like I don't care.
Like if you say something weird, or if you like, saying something bad about me, like I truly don't care.
What if it's true though?
Like you know you gotta work on it.
I can work on it, but if it's my appearance or something, I wouldn't care.
But if it's about my behavior or something, the way I talk, I'd be like, damn yeah, I gotta work on that.
Like right now?
Yeah, probably.
Cool, awesome.
What about you?
I feel like it could go two ways.
Either criticism or like your opinion.
You know, you can have your opinion on certain people, even though it's not true.
Or criticism.
I mean, I gotta take it.
Sometimes it's like, you know you're doing something wrong, you don't want to realize that people point it out often, so you just work on it.
Now, if it's your opinion over me, or how you feel about me, then there's nothing I can do about that.
Does your boyfriend criticize you?
Sometimes.
Tell you the truth?
Mostly, yeah.
How do you handle it?
Conversate.
Talk it out.
I talk a lot.
Do you ever get mad?
Like, why are you telling me this?
Yeah, I mean...
Would he get mad?
No, do you get mad at him for telling you stuff?
No.
Because I know he doesn't do it with, like, a bad intention of, like, oh, you win shit.
No.
You know?
He's not trying to get at me in a bad way.
What is the criticism he tells you?
Do you talk too much?
Sometimes.
It could be.
It could be.
Alright.
What about you?
I like constructive criticism.
Like, if it's gonna benefit me, or like, hey, like, the respect thing, you say it nicely, like, don't do this, makes you look dumb, or you can always take it the right way.
But for, like, the hater comments, like the troll comments, it's like, I can't see, I'm blind.
Just don't look.
Okay.
Interesting.
Alright, what about you?
I'm to the haters.
I think the key is to differentiate between valid and invalid criticism.
And so I always look at the relationship between the person making the criticism and the criticism that they're giving out.
So a lot of times people's opinions are just accumulation of their own values, their experiences, their insecurities.
And so to see if it's somebody that I respect enough that I feel like I share their values and I want to listen to what they're saying.
Okay.
But someone can say something that's objectively true and might not necessarily, you might not respect them, but they might say something that's true.
Well, how do you figure out what's objectively true?
Like, what do you mean?
Give me an example.
Like, if someone says you're wearing a gray dress, that's objectively true.
But if someone says you're stupid, or gives you a criticism, like what?
Well, I mean, if someone were to say something like, well, you know, promiscuous women, you know, most guys don't like those types of girls for long-term relationships.
It might be a guy that you might not look at, like, he's ugly, I don't care what he thinks, but objectively, that's really true that most men don't like those types of women for long-term relationships.
Well, it doesn't matter what most men in the world do, it matters what your circle and the people you're around feel, so...
Most women are liberal, but if you live in a conservative area and you go to church, you're around conservative women and that's all you know, who cares what most women in America are doing?
What matters is the people you know in your circle and your tribe.
So those comments are kind of pointless in my opinion.
But wouldn't it be fair to say that you would want to adhere to what the opposite gender wants if you want to be attractive to that gender?
I think I have plenty of options.
And you guys, you need to find people that share your values.
So if you're conservative, be around other people that are conservative and share social conservative values.
There's enough people to go around.
If you're more liberal, then be around people who share those kind of values.
There's enough men that feel that way too.
So it's trying to appeal to Ketchou as wide of a net as possible is...
It's pointless in my opinion.
Unless you're short of options, then you should.
But if you have options, people like you, you feel like you can date and you find people that are attracted to you and what you think and what you believe, who cares by looking at the world population.
Do you think most women like liberal guys though?
That are super, you know, 50-50, hey, let's split this, oh, you can lead this, I lead that.
Do you think women like that in general?
Yeah, a lot of women like that.
Like me.
Really?
Yeah.
Yeah.
I know you guys don't, but you guys also bring on specific types of women that also don't like that.
There's a big selection bias going on in the show.
You guys aren't bringing on a random sample of women.
You guys are bringing on women that a lot of times are a particular way and already...
This is pretty random.
I mean, there's a whole different array of women here.
Friends.
Yeah, like, and it's very interesting.
I mean, for instance, like OnlyFans, like it's like 0.2% of women globally have an OnlyFans, like 30% of women on your show have an OnlyFans.
Only two of you have.
Yeah, on this show, but you're saying less than 0.2% of women on your show have an OnlyFans?
It's overrepresented on your show because those are the kind of women that we call it.
Miami is full of girls that do OnlyFans.
It's not our fault.
But it's not, you guys still have more because a lot of them come on because they want exposure.
You're shifting the goalpost though.
It's not their profession that defines what they like.
It's their gender that defines what they like.
And women typically tend to have traits that they want in men.
And what I'm saying is that men that are liberal a lot of the times don't necessarily have these attractive traits to women that you're trying to say.
Like, women don't want a guy that's going to go 50-50 and let them lead certain things and everything.
Women want dominant men in general.
Just because you like liberal men doesn't mean that a majority of women do.
Most girls don't.
Well, where are you getting the most from?
I could say the same thing to you, just because most of the women you know don't like that doesn't mean that most women, unless you have stats for that, are conservative men having an easier time with men than liberal men?
Men have run the world since the beginning of time, and women have liked that about men.
Most women want a guy that earns more money than them, that's a leader, that's stronger than them, that's taller than them.
The women want a guy who's superior in general.
I mean, this is biology.
You don't need studies for common sense.
Like, this is just what women are attracted to.
I think that's what women are attracted to in general.
But as we see, as times are changing, people are changing.
So evolution didn't just malfunction in 2023.
There's a reason there are less stringent gender roles in 2023, especially of people that have a higher socioeconomic status, are educated.
They don't adhere to these kind of rigid gender roles.
And you see in more advanced countries...
No, in more advanced countries, they're less stringent because it's not as needed.
No one needs to know how to yield a sword in 2023.
You're not getting attacked by your neighboring village.
We don't need those things anymore.
So why do women still want guys that make more money than them?
That's changing.
There's already studies on that.
In Europe, hypergamy is on the decline.
All of that.
And it's recent that women are able to have the economic freedom that they have.
And since then, it's slowly changing.
In fact, a lot of women now are dating men that are less educated than them.
And how does that go?
Almost half of US households now have women earning just as much or more than the man.
And what happens?
Yeah.
What do you mean what happens?
They break up.
Yeah.
What are the relationships like?
Well, I mean, the things you guys say to look for are actually the things most statistically likely to end in divorce.
Like, going for a woman way younger than you increases your likelihood of divorce.
It doubles it.
If you date a woman 10 years younger than you, you're 40% more likely to get a divorce and she's going to initiate.
The younger partner is usually the one that initiates it.
If you marry a woman who's not college educated, your likelihood of divorce also doubles.
So if you guys are talking about statistics...
Well, no, if you're actually college educated women, you're more likely to initiate divorce.
You have a selection bias there.
So you're looking at the couples that are already getting divorced and you're saying, oh, she's more initiated.
No, you don't know stats.
No, you're just arguing to argue.
No, that's true.
Can I explain?
And you've said a bunch of bullshit stats on the last show as well.
A bunch of people fact-checked you and was like, this girl is...
No, your audience also looks up my fake name and thinks I'm not a lawyer.
I have my bar card in my purse.
I'm trying to say that your selection buys, let me explain it to you.
If you're looking at couples who are already getting divorced and you're seeing who's more likely to initiate out of that crowd, that is not the same thing as looking at all married people in general because you're only looking at the couples that are already getting divorced.
College-educated women are less likely to be in that group in the first place.
Does that make sense to you?
Let's see here.
We could look this up.
Look up college-educated women divorce.
Instead of your...
I don't know how to...
Okay, so here's some styles for you.
Yeah, they're far more likely.
For our show, we have girls of both jobs, 16%.
Not 30%.
And 231...
It's more than 0.2.
Huh?
More than 0.2%.
Yeah, but that's not a majority.
I didn't say majority.
What?
I was closer to the number than you.
Because I said 30, and it's 0.2 is the actual number that's...
The point is everyone doesn't do OnlyFans on the show.
I didn't say everybody does.
But I'm saying that's an over-represented population on your show than in the general population.
That was my point.
No, but I just showed you 16%.
No, but you just shifted the goalposts.
What I'm trying to say is that regardless of a woman's profession, she still looks for certain types of men.
I'll tell you something interesting from Dr.
David Buss.
I actually live in Sweden, so it's like the most feminist country.
Sweden, Denmark.
It's an interesting place to live part-time.
But Dr.
Buss actually found...
He's been my mentor for 10 years.
He traveled...
It's been in like 60 countries.
Believe it or not, it's very stable.
Women in the most feminist country in the world, like Sweden, they actually still like men, care more that men make more money than them, than even like the Philippines.
Bus has also gone back on a lot of what he said in the past couple of years.
Like he's changed his mind on a lot of things.
I think a good, a good, Not that one.
Dr.
Richard Reeves, he's a really great resource.
Dr.
Buss, he's the most sighted guy out there.
Now, I agree with you that every PhD in hindsight is going to make mistakes, but I can tell you, for example, just a classic one, you're right, it is a primitive thing that women like men taller than them.
But in every country in the world, no chick likes Danny DeVito.
Like, 4'11 dude's gonna struggle.
Doesn't matter there's no bear.
Doesn't matter there's no mammoth.
So genes change slow.
They do.
I've read about 1% per 10,000 years.
But it's changing.
That's why if you look up hypergamy in Europe, you can look up hypergamy decline, you're going to see published papers that have looked at countries, especially in Europe and the U.S. where women are entering the workforce.
They're looking for these things less and less.
It takes a long time to change, like you said, so it's not 100% yet, but it is changing.
It's just changing slowly.
But a majority of women overwhelmingly prefer a man that's better than them in every regard.
Like, you're trying to make the argument, like, social constructs don't adhere to reality a lot of the times.
We try to sit here and say, there's 75 genders.
Oh, it's okay for a woman to lead, etc.
It doesn't work.
Like, it sounds good on paper, but it doesn't work.
If it doesn't work, then why are we moving towards that as a country?
Why don't you go back to...
And look at how the country's going.
I feel like it's fine.
What's wrong with that?
It's chaos.
Marriage is plummeting.
Actually, you know the one group marriage isn't plummeting for, though?
College-educated, higher education women and people in the highest socioeconomic status bracket, their marriages are staying the same.
Everyone else's is going down.
That's not the majority, though.
No, but what I'm saying is you guys also a lot of times rail against, oh, college educated women and women making money.
Those are the only women that their marriage rates haven't gone down.
And they're having kids.
Someone fact check that because she said that before.
Like, dude, you've cited a bunch.
Like, I got a whole list of, like, the arguments you made from people and they said, like, she's lying on this, she's lying on that.
Yeah, your audience is why you're looking.
Like, look at actual studies instead of your audience and we can pull them up.
Look up college educated women divorced.
They've put this out.
I mean, she's arguing bad faith, man.
She's arguing bad faith, too.
She was saying...
Can we look it up now?
Just look it up.
Why not?
If I'm lying, instead of listening to the chat...
Just be quiet.
We're going to move on.
Because you did this last time.
You threw around the show.
People really got pissed off.
Especially because you said a bunch of bullshit.
Look it up.
Remember one thing?
You gotta look at good science, because there's bad science out there.
Well, divorce stats are pretty...
They've been replicated year after year.
They published this in...
Shut up, bitch!
Stop talking, man.
You're not gonna do this again on the show.
Okay.
They got really annoyed last time.
We're not gonna piss them off.
No.
ORF lawyer back on the show to tell more lies, like only one-third of men are struggling with women.
There you go.
You said that, not me.
Let's see here.
No, he's saying it's more.
Be careful with everybody.
She goes on whatever and talks shit about FNF. I don't think I did that.
They asked me about it.
All the haters will never be able to compete with the best studio in the world, WMRNW and the 304 Whisperer.
Yeah.
I mean, like I said, bro, they're going to try to fucking copy the sauce, but it is what it is.
Freshest dog.
And Ty, if you've got a question for the ladies, man, let us know.
Bruh, not the bimbo lawyer again.
Hershey free on Reddit, by the way, went from lawyer to free porn.
Yeah, it's my own Reddit account I post on there.
What do you mean?
Yeah, go check it out.
It's promo.
What?
Alright.
Bruh, not the...
Oh my god, man.
Not this one.
What else?
King Kong says...
Yeah, he goes, Ty's a genius sending some love from the jungle.
No queen vibe today.
If you know, you know.
Tito goes, question for ladies, how much water would you say you drink in a day?
Oh, man.
Okay, part one.
Okay, this is lost.
The distraction goes 100 bucks.
Part one was playing the 2K and COD from Rip then started watching a year and a half ago.
If there's one thing I've learned, its community is a must.
Claiming everything with the copyright strikes makes it where they can't support you realistically in 2033.
If it don't make money, it don't make sense.
Okay?
Either way, I'm thankful for all I've received through supporting y'all.
I used LOD as a ladder biz to Amazon FBA, so it's all love.
I have to let the Clips channel go.
Still going to support and listen while training for my next endeavors.
Wait, he said he got strikes?
Bro, we never gave you copyright strikes.
Yeah, what's going on?
Bro, use the content, man.
We don't care.
I got a question.
Can I ask a question?
Yeah, please.
Go ahead.
So, which man is more attractive to you?
Alright?
Jeff Bezos.
Let's say he was young.
He's 35.
He's a multi-billionaire.
But he's not that attractive, physically.
But he's obviously a smart dude.
Or, 35-year-old Leonardo DiCaprio.
Real talk.
Which guy are you marrying first?
Which guy are you sleeping with first?
Okay.
So, okay, you said Jeff Bezos, billionaire, but how old?
35.
Just take the same age.
Age adjust them, so they got about the same.
Okay.
And then Leo, 35.
Leo DiCaprio, movie star, not a business guy, obviously talented, but a different level.
Titanic.
Who are you going for?
I'm talking about having Mary have kids.
You want your son or daughter raised by badass billionaire, or you're like, nah, I want the artist kind of rock star, movie star.
We can start with here.
Who would you pick?
I choose Jeff Bezos.
Yes.
Why?
Because I love the security, I love his personality.
And money?
I think, and the money.
And the money, okay.
Yes.
Does your husband have money?
Yes.
Makes sense.
I see a pattern here.
Okay.
For you?
I would say Leonardo.
Why?
I don't know.
I just feel like superficially, that's what I would be most attracted to.
Okay.
I choose Jeff Bezos too.
Cuz money?
Cuz money.
Okay.
We know your card.
I think, hands down, Jeff Bezos.
Just because I don't typically look for looks to begin with.
Or age.
The 34 doesn't really matter.
Or, was it 34?
Also, not only that, but I'm setting up my kids for a really good future.
If he is a billionaire, then we're going to be set.
We're going to be, like, well set.
All of us.
By the way, I got a follow-up question.
Sorry to interrupt you.
Just let me.
Go ahead.
Sorry.
Go ahead.
Yeah, so she said Bezos for security.
Guys, keep in mind, DiCaprio is a multi-millionaire too.
No, but still.
I don't know.
I would definitely pick Bezos because the initial excitement and the hormones are going to die out after approximately eight months to one year.
Just calculate it with it.
Damn Russians, they're no.
I always tell guys, if you're rich and old, fucking go to Russia.
You'd be good.
And then, I would love to have something to talk about after...
Business?
Yeah.
Okay.
For you?
Leonardo.
I feel like he's cuter.
Maybe his personality, I feel like is better.
I'm gonna go with him.
I see a pattern here, by the way.
Very good question.
Who'd you choose?
Yeah, I honestly like Leonardo.
Okay.
Why?
I don't know.
Like, honestly, I would go bring that guy.
It's cuter, yeah.
Oh, because he's more attractive?
Yeah.
Okay.
For you?
Jeff.
What?
Because our kids' future, they're set.
With Leonardo, too, but with Jeff, even more.
So, Jeff.
For you?
Who'd you choose?
Leonardo DiCaprio.
Why?
Because he's Leonardo DiCaprio.
Make sense.
I don't care about Jeff.
Probably neither, but if I had to choose and I couldn't have a conversation with either of them, probably Jeff because I find some of Leo's behavior bemusing.
What word?
You find out what?
Oh, you don't know.
Did you say bemusing?
Puzzling, yeah.
What's so puzzling about it?
I like that he likes women that are way younger than him.
I assume that he doesn't like to have really robust conversation, and I do.
So maybe Jeff would be a better option.
Honestly, though, neither.
Because I haven't talked to either of them.
Yeah, you're past age.
Yeah, that's true.
That's what I find bemusing about him.
Well, 34 is younger than me.
But no, I would probably go with Jeff Bezos because I don't find Leo that attractive to begin with, except when I was like 13.
And he'd just have better conversations.
You could tell he's a more committed type of man to be with.
There's a pattern here that you...
I think you saw this coming, but go ahead.
Yeah, so here's my...
This is my follow-up.
That's the more important question.
If we looked at the past behavior, have you gone for the nerdy, ambitious guy who's going to be successful?
Have you given him the same chance as you gave the hot dude in the club?
Not your future, but if I looked at your past, does your past behavior line up with your current consciousness?
We'll start here and then work our way back.
My past behavior?
Yeah.
Were you going with the nerdy dude?
Because Bezos ain't that tall.
You know, he was like a high school kid.
He wasn't like super popular, probably.
Is your past pattern?
My past pattern is like really good looking, guys.
So you haven't been given?
Okay.
I don't think Jeff Bezos is bad looking.
I don't think he's ugly.
If he didn't have that money, and women ain't gone for Bezos, let's be real.
But Leo's not that great looking either.
Okay.
I mean, especially, have you seen him lately?
I mean, no, but...
Not even the age, he just doesn't look like he takes care of himself.
Okay.
Okay.
The question is, has my past behavior lined up with my answer?
Yeah.
Yeah.
So you mostly date the nerdier dudes, not so much the hot guy?
No, the hot guy is boring usually to me.
Okay.
Some people like both.
Honestly, I've dated very good looking guys who are very intelligent as well.
That shit, that money and that good looks don't go together that much.
I didn't say they had money.
I said they had intelligence and looks and maybe not so much money.
Okay.
And for you?
I have not given the nerdy guy a chance.
I'm so sorry.
Should change my type.
I feel like looks are like the first thing.
If I don't think you're cute, I'm not gonna talk to you.
How's that working out for you?
I mean, you know.
I feel like...
I'm sorry.
Um...
Your past, does it align?
Kind of, yes.
So you date?
I mean, it could be both.
It's really about personality.
It's really about the way you are.
So you date nerds?
Yes, I have.
Is your boyfriend a nerd?
Kind of, 50-50.
Her friend is laughing.
Is her boyfriend good looking?
I don't know.
We have different types, so...
Yeah, he's black.
She likes white.
But he's a black good looking guy.
I would go for white boys.
He's like black guys.
BBC gang, we up.
What about you?
I would rather go for a hot guy than a nerdy.
You chose?
Yeah, Leonardo.
For you?
Well, I've gone for, like, different type of guys, but whatever guy I've went for, I feel like they're good at what they do.
So, like, when I went for, like, a little nerd, he was good at what he did.
Like, he knew how to create the video game and do all of that, but then, like, I got over that.
That wasn't really my type.
And then when I went for, like, the other type, they were good at what they did, too.
Like, they would sell stuff, and they'd be good at flipping it and making money, too.
What was this guy flipping?
I got bored of that, too.
Trapping.
Flip.
Flip.
So, what do you prefer now?
Well, I'm single now, but...
Big single.
I don't know.
I just want somebody that makes me feel something different.
Like, I don't know.
Like what?
I don't know.
The vibe?
The vibe.
Yeah, like that.
I don't really know.
The energy, right?
Yeah, the energy.
Just a lot.
I want somebody to meet.
I have high expectations and I want a guy that meets all of that.
So you want the money of Bezos?
The money, the personality, everything.
Yeah, just everything.
If not, I won't settle.
I'll just be single.
My mom's single.
My mom's been single.
My mom raised me single.
So I'll just stay single.
By the way, that's a very genetic trait.
It's true.
There's a book called...
No, no, it is.
How picky you are.
There's a book by Barry Schwartz, one of my mentors.
He's a professor, and it's called The Paradox of Choice.
People get fucked up when they think they have too much choice.
But nobody has as much choice as you think.
But it's genetic.
Some people...
He calls them maximizers or satisficers.
Maximizers are always looking for better, and they're not gonna settle till they find the best.
Satisficers realize time is short, and so it's like, you gotta marry something, especially for giving birth to babies.
Like, for men and women, you gotta pop them out, because nature don't give a shit about culture.
They did something like this with ice cream flavors, right?
When they had like 40 flavors, it was harder for the people to make a choice, but when they only had like 3 or 4 flavors, it was much easier for them to make a selection, so they limited the flavors to make more sales.
Dude, In-N-Out is more profitable per store in California than McDonald's, because they put like 6 things on the damn thing.
It's like way smarter, so people come in there and they're just like, I know what I want, and I want it.
So limiting choice is actually...
It is a very important thing.
It's called bounded rationality, if you want to know the hyper-intellectual term, bounded rationality.
I see that in business.
Dudes are like, bro, I'm good at everything.
I'm like, fuck no.
You never will be good at everything.
You better focus.
So I think for love and dating, it's easy for men, too.
I can't speak to the woman experience, but as a man, you start to get some fame, you start to get money, and there's women everywhere, and you think, and if you're not careful, You don't stay in the bounded rationality, so you gotta be like, look, I want somebody, I've learned, like...
The reason, by the way, I ask this question, this is a good question to ask on a first date.
You ask a girl this question, you can switch out DiCaprio or whoever you want, but then you gotta follow up.
Has this been your actual pattern?
Because then you can tell people are delusional.
Some people will say, oh yeah, I'll always take Jeff Bezos, and they're like, last ten dudes you dated.
Were they the hot guy or the nerd guy?
And you'll tell if the woman is calibrated, you know?
Alright.
What about you?
Your dating habits in the past, have they aligned with that?
I hope my ex-husband forgives me for this.
Definitely nerdier and smart and driven.
Wait, was he not nerdy?
Yeah, he was nerdy.
And you left them?
Yeah.
Uh-oh.
Okay.
Uh-oh.
Not for that, though.
For other reasons.
That's why we say women don't know what the hell they want.
That sounds right, man.
You know a good...
So Carl Jung, there was Sigmund Freud, founder of modern psychology.
He came up with the word subconscious.
It's amazing.
People weren't really talking about subconscious before late 1800s.
Then, one of his disciples was a guy named Carl Jung.
If you've ever taken 16 personalities, any of you ever heard of that personality quiz?
Myers-Briggs, ENFP, all that.
Anyway, he wrote a book.
I got it.
I keep it on my phone.
He says, when it comes to matters of one's own personality, as a rule, one's own judgment is usually extraordinarily clouded.
It's like you said, people think they know, and they're like, women or men are just like, oh, I like this kind of guy.
And you're like, who do you actually fucking date?
Or in your case, who do you divorce?
Yeah.
Yeah, but I'm not looking for an alternative in that area.
So you're going right back to the nerdy guy?
Yeah.
What about you?
What would your dating habits show?
The nerdy guy, for sure.
Okay.
What about you?
I can confirm.
My type, yeah.
My type of boy is like, make me laughing and strong and tall and just...
That wasn't a question.
Yeah.
The question was, did your dating past reflect what you said before, which I think it was...
Your past boyfriend.
I think she said Bezos, right?
Yeah, I passed.
Bezos.
No, your past boyfriend.
Was he like Bezos or was he like Leonardo?
He was like Bezos.
Okay, so money.
Yeah.
She's consistent over here.
Not too much now.
Business and he's a man of affair, you know.
But are you divorced?
Sorry?
Did you divorce?
Yeah.
Okay, but why'd you divorce him?
Why?
Because we don't have the same plan for life.
Kids and family?
He wanted kids, yeah.
Me, no.
Because I'm so young and he was like 30.
He built a family.
Me, I want...
To be a rapper.
Yeah.
Wow.
Yeah.
That's crazy.
What if it doesn't work out?
What if you don't become a rapper?
I make songs in my country.
I register with a producer in Switzerland and when I'm children I sing and after I discover the trap with Shivki and I like that and I make it nasty.
I hope.
You hope.
You hope.
I hope.
There's hope for you.
Manifest.
Just kidding.
What about you?
She left a rich man for a rap career.
Oh, really?
What about you?
Have you always went for that guy?
No, no, I don't feel like in the past my confidence was what it is now.
So I felt like the good guy to me was definitely like the quirky, nerdy type, you know.
Where's he now?
What do you mean?
No, the guys that you dated, the nerds, the quirky guys.
Yeah, the nerds.
As far as I know, not much.
No, where did they go when you dated them?
What do you mean, where did they go?
Wait, so you didn't date them?
Yeah, I mean, I've dated them in the past.
I mean, are you asking if it worked out or not?
Obviously not.
No.
I would say definitely more I was more adventurous and more...
Free spirited.
Yeah.
Translation, I was promiscuous.
Alright, what about you?
Okay guys, so I love your new studio and thank you for the invitation, but my English is not good for tonight and you talked so fast for me.
So can I stop?
It's very difficult for me.
I'm very sorry.
Thank you, girl.
for your effort thank you alright oh oh yeah oh shit I had no idea what that was but more space yo she was speaking fine afterwards Goddamn me beforehand.
Nah, man.
Okay.
She got triggered, man.
Alcrest, man.
It's not Alcrest, man.
She was picking fine, man.
No, nigga.
No, man.
That's Cargo, man.
That's Cargo.
That's Cargo.
Okay.
South Castle.
So, to answer the question, Ty?
Yeah, that was good.
I tell people, man, it's like...
I think the saying is, the mind is like an iceberg.
90% is below the surface.
So, guys.
And this is also for finding a business partner.
A business partner, man, I'm trying to find people's core motivations.
I have this thing.
Maybe I'll put a link.
It's a free quiz I built called the 4Ms.
And the four M's of the unconscious mind.
So people are motivated by material things, number one.
Some people just love material shit.
Number two, mating.
Those are people who are interested in family.
Three, movement.
Some people live for freedom.
And then fourth is mastery.
Some people want status.
Some people want to be famous.
So if a dude is looking for...
Family.
You've got to find out which 4M a woman's motivated by.
Because some women are motivated by dopamine, novelty, new stuff.
Those are the ones that's going to be tough to have kids with.
They don't even want that.
So, men, you have to screen.
And I do that with business partners.
The best business partner...
If you're looking to make money, you want a business partner motivated by making money.
Not the only thing.
If you get a business partner who's motivated by family, then he might leave the second shit gets tough to go raise a family.
People are forgetting.
That's why I like your question earlier about it.
The past does matter because it shows you the core motivations of people.
It's not the actual past that matters.
It's not exactly the body count.
It's the reflection of a subconscious motivator.
That was beautiful.
Well said.
You mentioned earlier about the choice, and I want to go around the table and ask the girls this.
Do you think women's abundance of choice in dating has made it worse for them?
We could start here, and then work our way.
Yeah.
Yeah, I would say that's definitely stroked and raised a couple of egos, for sure.
Do you think it's, like, increased their ego?
Yeah.
Alright, what about you?
Me too.
I make efforts.
I make efforts.
You need to make it too.
Alright, just get up and leave, please.
Just get up and leave.
Just leave.
But you don't prepare the question.
What?
You don't prepare the question.
You don't prepare the English.
Leave.
Just leave.
Just get up and leave.
Just get up and leave.
Talk good.
Just get up and leave.
Talk good.
Get up and leave.
Talk good.
No, you get up and leave.
And you talk good.
That's fine.
Leave.
Yeah, I leave when I want.
Oh, there are plants, bro.
Yeah, you don't treat me like this.
No, leave.
Yeah, because I try to talk in English.
I'm invited here.
Okay, well, the invitation is now revoked.
If I don't understand, it's not my fault.
It is your fault.
You need to make efforts, too.
You need to prepare adequately.
If you're going to come on an English-speaking podcast, you speak English.
But I don't know the question.
If you want to prepare this, you need to informate me before.
You know?
Me, I make the effort.
I try to learn.
I try to speak.
Look, I'm not going to sit here and debate with you.
Get the fuck out of here.
Yeah, but talk good, talk good.
Because moi, je vais commencer à parler en français.
No, I don't give a shit.
What the fuck you say?
Get the fuck out of here.
It's very simple.
You are no longer invited.
Make traduction and say fuck it.
Leave.
Get the fuck out of here, man.
Like, what the hell?
Like, bruh, leave.
Get up and leave.
Get up and leave.
Okay, well get out of here.
Get your phone and get the hell out of here.
Jesus Christ.
Oh my God.
Wow.
Incredible, man.
You're crazy.
You came on an English podcast and you don't even know how to speak English.
And it's like you're over here hurting the quiet of the show.
Just get out of here.
Bro, she was triggered, man.
The more triggered I get, man.
Just leave.
Just leave.
It's okay.
It's okay.
We got you.
Everybody gets a fuck.
Get the fuck out of here, man.
Like, this is fresh and fit, man.
I want to go fuck what you think.
Like, get the fuck out of here, man.
Stupid ass bitches.
All right.
Uh, yeah.
Welcome to Friendship Pit, motherfuckers, man.
Like, yo.
This is crazy, bro.
Chris, stop recruiting these fucking bitches that can't speak English, man.
No, they knew English, man.
No, nigga.
No, no, no.
They fucking knew English.
I spoke to them before the show.
Nigga, you barely...
Nigga!
Nigga!
Bro!
What the fuck, man?
She's like, I don't know fucking English.
I bet you do.
Nigga.
Come on, man.
Trust me, man.
Trust me, man.
These ESL hoes, man.
Man, she a plant, man.
No, ESL hoes.
Bro, she a plant, bro.
What was it?
She tried the best, but it didn't cut it.
No, the whole time, man.
Hey, listen.
It's fine.
Man, she a plant, man.
You said, me too!
She got me too.
And here's the thing.
I was like, all right.
Maybe the next question.
Wait, wait.
Maybe the next question.
Ask the girls.
Girls.
Maybe the next one.
Did those two spoke English in the back?
No.
Did they speak English?
Absolutely not.
And I knew this was going to happen.
I told somebody beforehand.
Yeah.
I was like, I feel like they don't know what this podcast is about and I feel like they're just going to be targeted and that's what it is.
You said you put the panel together for a reason.
I was like, what was the reason when I got in there?
Man, shut up, bitch.
Man, I thought you meant talking and call a cat, man.
I'm serious, man.
Shut up, man.
I brought you up for a reason, alright?
Like, as soon as you get here, you was like talking smack about the chat, you know, like, you're very snappy.
Just shut up.
Me?
Yeah, don't come at me.
Oh, no, no, I was just kidding.
No, no, shut up.
I'm sorry.
Yeah, come at you.
Yeah, shut up, man.
I'm sorry, man.
Fuck that shit, man.
Yeah, you want to come over here?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Don't talk.
Make sure you be glad you're on the panel, man.
Yo!
No, but Chris, bro, man.
We gotta bring some English-speaking drinks.
Alright, don't worry.
Come on, man.
Someone knew.
I gave her a chance.
I was like, yo.
Alright, next question she'll be able to answer.
Alright, next question.
After she...
Me too!
I was like, bro, get the fuck out of here, bro.
I was hoping that...
France keeps taking L's, man.
Bro, I'm about to make a rule.
No French bitches no more, man.
No, I'm just kidding.
No right there.
Like, what the hell?
She's still in the fucking thing arguing right now.
She won't leave?
I don't know, man.
Frank Castle.
Like, yo, France just can't take the L. Like, yo, Germany fucked y'all up already.
Like, yo, just get out of here, man.
Stay taking Ls.
You know what?
Someone new on a team brought them on, and I'll take accountability, okay?
From now on, it's gonna happen, Chad.
Hey, man.
Castle Up TV. Yeah, yeah.
It's not gonna happen, man.
Oh, man.
We need a French translator.
We're gonna put in subtitles for you, man.
All right.
Where were we?
Oh.
Moving this way.
I forgot what the question was.
You asked about...
She answered.
Maybe she remembers.
Has dating options affected women's...
The abundance of options has fucked it up for dating for women.
Choices, yeah.
Yeah, probably.
Because, like, especially with social media now, I feel like everyone's constantly comparing.
So, like, you'll be like, oh, my relationship doesn't look like that.
Let me go find better.
When you're not, if that makes sense.
Is that what you do?
No.
I just am happily single.
Stop the cat!
What about you?
For you?
All the options in Miami?
Is it tough?
I feel like it's tough for men, right?
But that wasn't the question.
The question was, is it tough for...
Has the abundance of options in dating for women in general, has it made it hurt their ability to date?
Yes.
I feel like the options, women have so many options just on social media.
And also, especially in Miami, like all you have to do is be decently hot to get a good date.
I don't know.
Am I answering this wrong?
No, I mean, it's your take.
Okay.
Yeah.
I feel like it's super easy depending on where you are, but do I think that it's getting to their heads?
Were you more selective when you lived in El Paso or now in Miami?
Oh, I was selective in El Paso 100%, yeah.
Yeah, but are you more selective now in Miami?
I'm more selective now in Miami compared- Have your standards gone up since you've been here?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So I'm more selective now in Miami, but I came from Boston, so I was like, I'm probably the same amount of selective, but, mm-hmm.
So your standards went up as you moved to a major city?
I'm looking for some security.
We got security.
I'm sorry, Ty.
I'm glad the French don't have guns.
I feel like dating in Miami is so easy just because the women...
Somebody cocked.
Don't be made.
I was born in Long Beach, Compton, man.
I'm going to be out that back door.
That's about to be my friend.
I better take my chances there.
I feel like women expect a lot here in Miami, which makes it easier to find a higher quality man.
But what I'm saying is that did your standards go up when you left El Paso and you saw what was out there?
In a way, yes.
What about you?
I think an abundance of options is really an illusion.
If you really know what you're looking for, you probably won't have the abundance anywhere.
I don't think I have the abundance in any city because I'm picky.
So I think if you really listen to what you want, you never really have the abundance.
It's an illusion of abundance.
It's like with social media, everyone just becomes more visible, but it doesn't mean that they fit you.
So I don't feel the abundance still.
Okay.
What about you?
Do you think the abundance of options has made it harder for women to date?
Yeah.
I feel like it has.
Why?
Because there's just so many options.
Like, you don't know if you like something unless you've tried it and who knows if you've tried the option because there's so many.
You feel me?
I'm just curious.
At your job, do you meet a lot of people?
Yeah, every day I meet new people.
How do you choose who to date?
Isn't it tough?
Oh, I don't even like to date people from my job.
Oh.
I feel like it's a red flag if you're there.
Oh my goodness.
Like, why are you here?
Looking at women?
Unless you're like with a group trying to watch a game and you've been dragged along to come there.
Okay.
Alright.
For you?
Yeah, I think the same.
Like, you have, like, so many options that it's probably hard to choose, like, to settle your standards.
Your last boyfriend, how'd you choose him?
Or did he choose you?
Okay, um, probably I'd choose him.
Where'd you meet him?
He was the son of the owner of a restaurant.
Smart.
Okay.
Got that passed on status.
Inherited status.
What about you?
I feel like it does affect because it's just a bunch of people in Miami, man.
Especially that you don't really know what's real, what's fake.
It just affected my opinion.
Did your standards of men go up when you left Venezuela and came to the United States and saw what was possible?
Definitely.
I mean, I was 14 when I left.
So I wasn't really in a relationship.
But then here I realized how people actually...
Because in my country, when you go to school, you grow up with certain people.
Here's like a bunch of people.
You meet a bunch of new people at school at work, walking by the streets.
If you're a pretty girl, you're going to get attention.
So it really depends.
But I feel like, yes, it does affect a lot, in my opinion.
Okay.
What about you?
I think there are pros and cons.
So I do believe in the paradox of choice, but I also think it's good that people are no longer constrained to the men in their neighborhood or their village or their neighborhood or their school.
I think it's good that we can meet people from all over the world to share our values and have what we're looking for.
But I do also believe in the paradox of choice.
I think there's some pros and some cons.
Okay.
What about you?
I think...
Yeah, I think it makes it difficult to narrow it down because there is so many ways to meet guys, all these different apps.
But I do agree with the Russian girl that it's an illusion because if you narrow it down, a lot of these guys won't even want you because they have just as many options supposedly as you have.
Hmm.
Interesting.
Yeah, I think, can I speak?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, please.
I feel like you've got to find the women that aren't trapped by the paradox of choice.
Because there is a subset of women that don't want to go on Tinder and all that.
Tinder, they call it SSGs, self-selected groups.
So like online dating, I used to own online dating sites.
I've seen the data from the inside out.
So guys have got to look for the needle in the haystack too.
Miami is going to be a tough place, boy.
But men, how would a woman...
Because men don't go out of their way to meet women.
They just rely on these dating apps.
So how are they going to find...
Aren't there way more men on dating apps than women?
Sure.
But I'm saying most men are lost.
I agree with you.
What I tell people is, look, a smart businessman never has all his money in one place.
I call it the 60-30-10 rule.
You should have 60% one main business, a secondary business 30, and then you're always testing something new.
That's the 10%.
Some dudes are 100% on dating sites.
That's a mistake.
You need to diversify.
You could use Tinder a little bit.
That's what we were saying.
But if you start getting all your flow from one place, you get one type of woman.
You know what I mean?
So, like, dudes should learn to be able to walk up to women.
You know, you gotta have some game to be able to talk to people.
I always tell people, one of the most valuable skills I don't teach you in school, how to talk to strangers.
You have to be able to know how to talk to strangers.
I was once at the Berkshire Hathaway meeting, Warren Buffett's big 18,000 person thing.
I sat up All day, next to some dude.
And at the end, I was like, Ty, always be networking.
So I just turned to him and I was like, hey, what do you do?
I've got a book club, I told him.
He turned out as the richest man in Germany.
I'm still friends with him to this day.
I'm not just talking about talking to women.
I'm just saying you talk to strangers.
So to me, talking to strangers has some of the great outcomes also with meeting a woman.
Men are too afraid.
I say, only have one fear in life.
That's living a shitty life.
You're going to get shot down talking to women.
But believe it or not, if I lived in Miami, definitely, dude, Miami Tinder game, that's a fucked place.
Miami, that shit is straight, come shoot a movie with me on O.F. That's the worst.
So actually, it's counterintuitive.
In a big city like Miami, you should develop natural game, too.
Yes.
Well said.
Especially since women use Tinder and Bumble, especially a lot of major cities.
They use it as a funnel to their OnlyFans a lot of the time.
Yeah.
You know what I mean?
Interesting.
Do you think women are too picky for their own good nowadays?
Yes, no?
Are women too picky now?
Are women too picky for their own choice with all the paradox of choice?
Yeah, that's the whole reason why women are picky because they have this illusion of choice that there's something better.
What about you?
Do you think women are too picky for their own good?
Some women.
Okay.
What percentage would you say?
Half?
Less than half?
Majority?
Where?
In Miami?
Like in this kind of sphere?
Let's say in general in the West.
I don't like to speak on things that I just feel.
I like to really have some type of data.
If you just want to go by my anecdotal experience, most of the women I know aren't too picky or they're looking for the right things.
They're looking for people who share their values, who they get along with compatibility, chemistry.
But I don't know what the general percentage is.
I don't get my data from chats and comments.
Fantastic.
What about you?
Yes.
They're picky.
You're too picky for their own good, you think?
Okay.
What about you?
Yeah, I think.
Okay.
Yeah, I think they're picky.
Yeah.
Okay.
What about you?
Women from my circle are picky, but again, I can't speak about everybody else.
But do you think it's too picky for their own good to find a guy?
Some are.
Perhaps some put some boundaries or unachievable standards also.
And I'm not talking here about like lowering your standards, but some women I know put unachievable standards and they're single at 42.
Wow.
Never had marriage or relationship, which not to say it's a bad thing.
Oh, it is.
Yeah, I guess.
We'll say it for you.
It is a bad thing.
Yeah, it's a bad thing.
Woman's 42 years old and she's still single and unmarried.
I think she's a failure in life.
But that's me.
And I think most people would probably agree with that to some degree because a woman's value is not determined by how much money she earns and her status.
Do you have a family?
Do you have children?
Did you build a legacy to some degree?
No one gives a fuck about how much money a woman makes or her entrepreneurial ventures or her degrees or her education.
Most men don't give a shit about that.
Yeah.
What about you?
Do you think women are too picky for their own choice?
Yeah, absolutely.
I'm sorry, for their own good.
Yeah?
Yes.
Okay.
Yes.
All right.
I thought you were going to add something else to it.
No, I was.
What about you?
Yes, I think it's good to have standards, but she said the unachievable ones, where if you're getting up there, you're 28, you're 30, and you've never had a boyfriend, you've never been in a serious relationship, you might need to lower your standards a tiny bit.
Okay.
What about you?
Yeah, I would say definitely for sure.
Okay.
I'm going to get my stance on this and I'll see what you...
I'll open it up for discussion.
I think most women are too picky for their own good.
I think most women don't qualify for the men that they think that they qualify for.
I think most women are stupid, fat, obnoxious, and hoes, and they don't qualify for the man that they think they deserve.
Most girls want a guy that's over six feet tall, attractive, in good shape, makes a lot of money, successful, charismatic, charming, funny, witty, nerdy at the same time, all these things.
But...
What the hell do they bring to the table?
Maybe a bunch of college debt, maybe a degree here or there, a slut, you know, promiscuous past, and they want a guy that's in the top 1%.
And I just find it funny because most women don't even deserve a guy that's average, but they want a guy that's superior in every way.
So I think more women need to live in reality and understand that the choice that you have is sexual options.
Are any of these guys going to get down on one knee and marry you?
And I would argue for most women it's a no because they don't bring the things that men typically want, which is being attractive, not being fat, not being argumentative, not being annoying, not being an embarrassment, not having a shitty past.
Men value these things even though girls tend to sit there and say, no, they don't.
Oh, guys are totally okay with doing this and that.
It's like, no, most guys have a point of contention with girls that are hoes.
That's just how it is.
No matter what women want to say, men are going to have issues with it.
Do you think culture plays a role?
Because you were saying earlier, like in Sweden, they don't seem to care.
They don't all want a virgin in Sweden.
So doesn't culture play a role in this?
And isn't it not true that most men, most places do feel that way?
It depends where.
Sweden when it's younger, but eventually when dudes grow up, they want somebody they can have kids with in every country.
And what in Sweden is a woman, like the Swedes or the Swedish men, what's a woman who's good for that, for having kids within a family?
Are they looking for virgins?
No, Sweden doesn't look for virgins, the same.
But what I'm saying is, I mean, look.
They don't want hoes.
The technical, if you want to be very scientific, the word is exploitative.
No human likes an exploitative person.
An exploitative person, it's called WTRs, welfare trade-off ratios.
We all had a friend where you give more than your friend and your friend takes more and it's unfair.
I used to have a friend, every fucking time we'd go to a restaurant, he was rich.
He would time it so he'd go to the bathroom whenever the bill would come out.
It's all dudes who had money.
We'd all pay.
This motherfucker did this so many times.
I was like...
But that was showing his subconscious.
He was an exploitative person.
So I cut that guy out of my life.
He was a guy, by the way, that said he inherited $10 billion from his Middle Eastern dad.
I told my friend, this guy's bullshit.
Every time...
And I remember we went to a club.
It was a club across from Sushi in Hollywood.
And I said, we're going to get a big table.
I'm going to pay this bill.
If this guy doesn't fucking offer, he's full of shit.
He ain't no prints.
Not only did he not pay, but when we left, he asked me to order him an Uber because he said he got kicked off Uber.
I said, bitch, this guy doesn't have Uber money.
So that's an example of an exploitative friend.
He sneaks his way into your life, and you give a lot, and he doesn't give equal.
That's WTRs.
So I think any man in any country, I can only speak to the male experience, but I'm sure a woman would be the same.
When you start talking about kids, kids are, look, marriage is man-made.
Kids are forever.
You're going to be somewhat attached to whoever you have kids with, even if you're not married, until the day you die, because it's healthy for kids.
You don't want to be fighting all the time.
So a man, as a man's perspective, men are looking for clues.
Is that woman exploitative?
Is she going to take more than she gets?
Am I going to get in there, have kids with her, and then she's going to do something and be out the back door?
So I think there's no culture where people aren't sensitive to that.
I think everybody's sensitive.
We all are like sniffing.
Do you also agree with that men don't like women that are intelligent?
Wouldn't that be better for child rearing?
I mean, those kids usually end up performing better, have better proficiency in math, science.
They're exposed to activities that stimulate their cognitive.
Well, hold on.
I never said that men don't like women that are intelligent.
You said they don't care about it.
It's not as important.
It's lower on the totem pole than other things.
Oh, so you don't think that, like, you would prefer, if also the same, an intelligent woman versus a non-intelligent?
It depended if she was intelligent enough to shut the fuck up when I told her to be quiet or not embarrass me in front of friends or not be annoying.
Because it's one thing to be intelligent, but it's another thing to, like, be annoying and speak when...
Nagging.
Nagging or whatever.
So IQ, do you care about a woman's IQ? No.
Especially if you're going to have children with them because those children end up performing better.
And IQ is also highly genetic, so you'd be likely to pass that on to them.
I think it's more if you can follow the program that the guy sets for you because I think that's more important than IQ itself.
Yeah.
Here's the thing.
I don't have a problem with intelligent women, but it's not as important to me as other things.
For example, if a girl's a hoe but she's really smart, but then I got a girl that's dumb but she's not a hoe, I'm going to take the dumb girl that's not a hoe because she's actually the smart one.
She preserved her value.
But for children, like what you were saying, because you passed that on and because stats show that kids that have parents that are higher IQ, more educated, end up doing way better, and they end up...
The IQ is highly heritable.
Do you care about that at all?
Good parents are better than a single parent that's really smart, or two parents that are really smart, but they're divorced.
So, for example, my parents aren't the smartest, but they were good parents.
So, create a stable household...
Ended up not being fucked up.
Because you can be a genius but still be a moron because you didn't have a good stable household.
I agree.
Stability is important, but the two biggest factors to childhood cognitive development are socioeconomic status and maternal education.
Well, socioeconomic status, I mean, a big part of that is the father being in the house and being there with a woman that he can tolerate.
Yeah, so father quality time does matter, but it doesn't...
The stats also show that with single motherhood and all those stats, when you actually measure and adjust for those things, a lot of those disparities dissipate.
So...
What are you trying to say?
I'm just trying to say that...
Single moms who are educated do just as good as...
What she's saying, do just as good or close as good as a two-parent household.
Or parents that co-parent.
What's that is that?
Yeah, when people co-parent...
She does all this research.
No, no, no.
What's that?
Because I'd love to see that myself.
No, no, no, no.
I was saying that when you adjust for socioeconomic sex, the problem is single motherhood does create all of these terrible outcomes, but also those are people that are far more likely to live in poverty, be far less educated, so those things also add on to it.
That's what I'm saying.
Because when you take that away, then those kids actually don't end up with those as adverse of outcomes.
With the exception of teenage boys.
Boys, especially in adolescence, they do tend to do better if they have a father figure.
He doesn't have to be with the mother.
It's about the quality of the time they spend together and his role more so than if they're married or unmarried.
So you're advocating for single moms?
No, I am advocating for women to go get educated because your kids end up doing better, statistically.
Bro.
Bro.
It's fine.
You wanted to ask the question to tie if intelligence matters as much.
Because, yeah, I was saying for me it's not as important on the totem pole, but what about you?
Well, IQ is heritable, like you said.
It's like.8.
So I wouldn't have kids with a dumb girl.
But I think with a balance of what you're trying to say, there's truth.
Men...
Here's the thing.
People put...
We search for our genes to offset our weaknesses.
That's why, for example, really tall dudes will be dating a 5'2 girl.
Because that dude knows subconsciously...
My stepdad was 6'7".
And my mom was average height.
And he didn't care.
And so you'll see a lot of really tall dudes...
In fact, tall women complain about the fact...
Oh, the tall dudes don't care.
I'm like, because he brings so much to the table.
So a super high IQ or a higher IQ dude oftentimes will not care quite as much about IQ. So you don't believe in assortative mating or the similarity of attraction?
So assortative mating is an interesting one.
You're smart that you know that.
Assortative mating...
Is an interesting thing.
Sometimes we're attacked, but it's very domain specific.
Sometimes we're attracted to our equals, like arm length studies.
They've done stuff like that.
But sometimes we're okay with our opposites.
Yeah, but generally people tend to date with the attraction similarity hypothesis too.
Across IQ, across education.
One standard deviation.
So, for example, a man who has like, let's say a high IQ man, 145.
That's pretty smart.
You start to get astrophysicist level...
He'll be okay with a woman that's one standard deviation.
So a 145 doesn't need a 145.
In fact, the sciences in general, and you could say this is good or bad, men tend to date slightly lower IQ. But overall in the same bracket is what we're saying.
Yes, if you're 145 IQ, if you're Stephen Hawking, 155, you can't be dating a 100 IQ. You have nothing to talk about.
Yeah, exactly.
Exactly.
But the point is, I think the truth about it is, is men are superficial.
We think it's superficial, but it's actually very intelligent.
Men are also a badass businessman.
Take Elon Musk.
He's not necessarily out there marrying his intellectual equivalent.
Look at who he married.
He didn't marry his intellectual equivalent.
He's a smart, semi, almost savant level.
So I think these are tricky things.
I think what you're saying is true.
Men like agreeableness.
But I think it goes deeper.
I think where women get mad is they think it's some kind of evil thing.
Men have preferences because it worked.
I saw this at the Amish, for example.
The Amish have the lowest divorce rate in the world.
Happiest people.
Old school, I'll tell you, back when there was physical labor, women never wanted men's jobs.
I see it.
I'm going this week.
I go, dudes are out here.
I was at an Amish community that was super old-fashioned.
They were cross-cutting logs.
And so, men were strong and powerful, and everybody was good with it, and the women were okay.
They're like, I don't want to do that.
I want to cook and raise a family.
Part of it is that men can't have kids, so you've got to have delegation of the sexes.
So women We can't give birth.
Women have a superpower, you know what I mean?
So women are special?
Of course.
Thank you.
I mean, shit, giving birth's a big fucking thing, man.
That's why I think sometimes women get mad that men care that they can have kids and, oh, we're just baby-making machines.
You reproduce life, man.
There ain't nothing wrong with that.
They also found that the higher IQ for a man, the more ability he has to be married, but the higher IQ points for women, the lower the probability of finding a mate and getting married.
So, like, it tells you that men don't care about that shit in general.
Like, yeah, is it cool to be able to have a girl that's not a retard?
Sure.
But in general, like, if a girl's hot, eh, a guy's gonna be like, you know what?
I'm willing to tolerate her being less intelligent.
They're gonna get more arguments though because she's not gonna understand and comprehend.
And I'm sure you know about proximity.
If you're intelligent, you're around a lot of other intelligent people.
If you're a lawyer like I am, I'm an exception, but you're around usually a lot of other lawyers and lawyers tend to marry other lawyers, doctors tend to marry other doctors.
Intelligent women are highly college-educated women.
Again, we're the only ones who our divorce rates aren't going down.
They don't seem to have trouble finding husbands.
Yeah, it's not even...
Agreeableness has nothing to do with age.
It has to do with your demeanor.
No, it doesn't.
Oh, fuck.
You think you're going to argue more...
Have you been in relationships where you argue a lot when you're a 40-year-old couple?
Or you think you're going to have more arguments in a relationship with a 21-year-old couple?
The 21-year-old couple is going to fight way more than the older couple.
Well, that's why men prefer women that are younger than them.
But if you marry a woman under 25, you're divorced.
Statistically, you're going to be way more likely to get divorced.
And that depends on their age too because there's just...
I don't know how many men you guys talk to besides in Miami, but people just want to be able to relate to the person that they're around all the time.
And you can't relate that well to someone who's that much younger.
Not necessarily.
Hyper-masculine men prefer hyper-feminine women.
Hyper-masculine?
Yes.
The guys that are the most...
The guys that women find attractive, the dominant and assertive guys, they typically want a very feminine woman.
Well, that's a different thing.
You can be feminine at any age, obviously.
But agreeableness and your demeanor and your personality is something you're going to carry through your life.
If you're an argumentative, combative person when you're 18, you're going to be like that when you're 40.
Or if you're a calm, more reasonable person when you're young.
Well, arguing and being non-agreeable is not a feminine trait.
Being agreeable is feminine?
No, being non-agreeable is not a feminine trait.
That's a more masculine trait to be non-agreeable.
And that's what men don't like.
Men don't want to sit there and argue with women.
And you're right about that.
But I'm just saying that being that way, it has nothing to do with age.
Maybe it is about your testosterone levels as a woman.
If you're an older guy and you're with a younger girl, it's going to be less likely for her to argue with you.
And then if she's also had less experiences, she's been less promiscuous.
So why is she more likely to divorce you than a woman who's closer to your age?
She's going to argue with you all the time because she's young and mature.
I'm not believing anything you're saying because you say a bunch of BS stats.
I mean, guys, look it up.
You literally come on here and you say a bunch of nonsense that isn't necessarily true.
I will post everything to my Instagram if you guys want to follow it.
Yeah, sure.
I'm just speaking from experience.
Like, you came in here last time, and you said a bunch of BS, and I got a million DMs, like, this is a lie, this is a link, blah, blah, blah, she made this ass return, it's a lie.
Yeah, but you don't get, that's how you don't look at, you do actual research, you don't look at your illiterate chat or DMs.
No, they gave me, they literally gave me the data, and they're like, yo, don't bring this girl back.
So, I'll be honest, I am amazed that you're here again.
What the fuck, Chris?
The amount of complaints that I got from you being here last time and things that you said.
Your chat doesn't like when you get challenged.
They want to just see women getting roasted.
It's not about that.
If you're going to come...
These are just the stats, guys.
I'm not making this up.
You guys all have access to the internet.
Do you see how you cut him off right now?
I'm sorry for cutting you off.
But you do it many times.
Yeah.
I mean, it's just, like I said before, you've said a bunch of things that have been fact-checked and they're not true.
This is true.
You guys have access to the internet.
You can check it.
Well, one thing on disagreeable, for sure, testosterone is what makes you disagreeable.
And men are sometimes 40x.
Like, I was telling them on another show, like, I did my blood test one time and my total test was 1,200.
And then my cousin did it, Maya, and she was 35 or something.
And I told her, oh, you gotta do it again.
The lab must have broke.
And she's like, I called the doctor and he said that's normal.
So men tend to be...
I'll give you this example.
You got somebody breaking in your house?
You want 10 Navy SEAL-like police dudes showing up, ripping somebody to shreds.
You don't want, in general, women are going to be much less aggressive.
And so when you were talking about raising kids, One of the things that science shows is that a man is, for like a son, a father and a son, there's certain times in life, it's good to always have a father around, but a father's extra important at certain times.
You brought up, you actually brought up teenagers.
Like a son, only a son, only a father can stop a son who's big and strong from getting out of hand.
I remember I had a big stepdad, six foot seven guy, like I was kind of a strong-willed kid.
So, the single family thing, I don't...
Just going back, I'm bringing up some past stuff.
Sometimes, there's a reason nature created...
You gotta go deep.
Why did nature...
Ferns do asexual reproduction, the plant, ferns.
They do little spores.
My grandpa was an expert on ferns.
He used to say, there's no male and females here.
Earthworms, they don't have males and females.
They have, you know, like, hermaphrodite reproduction.
But for some reason, nature, or if you're more religious, you could say God made sexual reproduction.
And so, a lot of this stuff we argue about, we're arguing with nature.
We're arguing with God.
God made two.
And so, a kid needs two.
And whenever you don't have two, you have a problem.
Now, as I said, my personal belief, I don't know if I'm red pill, blue pill, whatever, marriage is man-made.
A lot of times, if you believe in the Bible, these motherfuckers weren't getting married.
Marriage is a new thing, but long-term mating, man, women being together, raising a kid, that shit has been there forever and it's important.
And I do think men in general are meaner, grumpier.
And so a lot of dudes don't want to have a kid with their exact equal mean, grumpy woman.
They just don't.
They need to be offsetting.
Now, I do agree once in a while there's happy couples where the woman is the mean, grumpy one in the mail.
But in general, it's just not that way.
It's like there's a science is in.
You know what's funny?
You get a lot of truth when you live on a farm with animals because I have a farm and you don't have to worry about adjusting for culture.
Like my cows, the bulls are fucking mean, dude.
You're a hundred times more likely to get killed by a bull.
You know, these bulls are mean.
And actually in a textbook, this is interesting, if you look at a text, it's called grading cattle.
So if you grade cattle, which ones you buy on a farm?
They actually look, on a dairy cow, you look for feminine features.
Isn't that crazy?
You're taught, like in agribusiness school, like the top school, you look for like a cow that has bigger eyes because it's a healthier female.
So a lot of this shit we argue about, nature already figured this out.
So, obviously humans are complex and there needs to be some variation and there's little leeway, but the general, their patterns are here, man.
The patterns are here.
Men are big, strong, shit ton of testosterone, psychopaths, almost all males.
You look on Wikipedia, last 1,000 serial killers, 990 of them were men.
Men are more ruthless with stuff like that.
So I think there's a lot of truth.
I'm kind of a pretty alpha dude.
I'm not the most alpha guy, but I'm alpha enough.
I do better with feminine women.
I've tried.
The girls that I've lasted the longest with, they were my opposite.
Because I get enough of myself.
When I come home, I'm like, shit, I don't want myself.
You know what I'm saying?
I do agree, though, with you on one thing.
I'm not having kids with no fucking absolute stupid women.
Because you will dilute your IQ too much.
You will dilute your...
If you're a smart dude, you can't be with the fucking moron.
Like, that shit does too much of a dilution.
But I don't know if I've dated...
I tend to not date women that are exactly into science and this and that, you know?
But anyway.
And don't you think that...
Well, okay, so then when age comes into play and you're like a 35-year-old man...
Well, now we're getting into it while we start to bring up age.
Well, no, because you're saying you don't want to date a dumb woman.
And then age doesn't mean you're dumb.
If you're 21 years old, you could have a high IQ or be intelligent, but you just don't have the life experience and the knowledge that comes with all those years.
So there's still going to be a huge gap.
That's good, though.
Men want that.
We want women that are moldable.
Women value competence.
We don't give a shit about that.
Some women are not moldable, and you will find that out once you're with them.
And IQ and competence kind of go hand-in-hand.
Then we leave.
Simple.
I mean, yeah.
You want a girl that's going to follow your lead, she's going to be moldable, she's going to be more on your program.
Like, guys or men, masculine men want to be with women that are going to follow them.
So you don't want a woman who's like, okay, oh, you want this?
Okay, I know what to do.
Like, okay, here, I'm going to do this.
Shut up, bitch!
You want a woman who's going to be like, huh, what do I do?
Can you tell me what to do?
Yeah, you teach her one time, and then she's going to learn, and she'll do it, and then she gets it.
Yeah.
But shouldn't she maybe learn from her parents or her family?
I mean, that's fantastic if that happens, but let's be honest here.
Most girls come from a single-parent household with a single mom.
Most girls do?
Yes.
Yes, most people don't have two-parent households in the United States.
Oh, you mean, okay.
They're not married yet.
Okay, we can move on.
Chad wants her gone, man.
They want her leave?
Yeah, they have pitchforks and shit, man.
Well, she's been assaulted the whole time.
Yeah, I mean, Chad's been...
She's okay for now.
I mean, like I said before, we just don't engage with the BS stats.
Someone posted the right stats.
A couple people posted it.
Shut up, bitch.
Come on, man.
Come on, let's go, man.
Come on, let's go.
Literally, the numbers go up significantly.
The more educated a woman is, the more likely she has to be divorced.
Like, that's...
When she has a bachelor's degree, it jumps up significantly.
That's not true.
No, the other people, your own chat has said it.
You're looking at just people who are getting divorced and not all the people that are married.
Do you get what I'm saying?
Do you get selection bias?
I never even looked at the stat.
So what is the stat?
College-educated women are more likely to initiate a divorce, but they're looking at couples who are getting divorced and then who's initiating a divorce.
But you're looking just at couples who are getting divorced.
But if you're looking at all couples who are married, the married college educated women are less likely to be in the group of people that are initiating divorce in the first place.
Yes, and a lot of women who are not college educated actually don't even get married in the first place, so there's no need for divorce.
Well, that might be.
Where'd you get that stat?
Literally, look, even 2023, it's in Forbes, everything.
The 2023 stats are out on divorce, too.
If you guys want to look up Forbes 2023 divorce, and it'll go by age, it'll go by gender, I mean, not gender, race, it'll go by states, and it'll go by education.
And that will tell you.
It says it right there.
And what's the income?
What do you mean the income?
Like, of the people.
That's also in there.
The higher income people are less likely to get divorced, too, because money is a big...
Of Forbes?
Well, just in general, Forbes published them, and I looked at the 2023 ones on Forbes, but that's also been, every year it's been saying kind of the same thing.
Somebody fact-track that.
Yeah, everyone's going crazy in the chat.
Let's move on.
Yeah, that's why I really haven't been addressing her like that.
You, yeah.
You guys have a, I mean, if you don't want to, you have to.
Chat rules, man.
What do we got next, Chris?
Yep.
Chats?
We'll close out soon.
Dom says, new studio is dope, gentlemen.
Also, Destiny got relegated to the couch.
So that's another W. Oh, okay.
Okay.
You're Destiny?
I'll take it.
You're the female Destiny?
Destiny actually argues with real facts.
Destiny is cool.
He said the same thing.
In fact, we messaged about it.
Well, you're not saying it correctly then.
No, I am.
Alright, go ahead.
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Can it be loyalty, dedication, perseverance, etc.?
Nope, let's go.
Okay.
We kind of covered that earlier.
Nope.
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That's messed up, man.
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Question for ladies.
What are the two deal breakers you look for in a romantic partner?
Two deal breakers you look for that would end everything for you.
Deal breakers?
There's more.
Okay, hold on.
Somebody who doesn't communicate well, like the strong, silent type, it's like not for me.
So yeah, communication or just repressed people, men who are repressed with their feelings and who are disloyal.
Okay, for you, two do-breakers?
Lack of character and lack of emotional intelligence.
What is emotional intelligence?
You know what?
Never mind.
I don't know.
You know, I know.
Cheating and verbal and physical abuse.
Cheating?
And verbal and physical abuse.
Like, let's say we don't agree on something.
We can work it out.
Or we don't have the same mindset.
Okay, we're going to work it out.
But, like, physical abuse is too much.
And verbal abuse also.
You can also, like, damage a lot of people.
If you're verbally abusive.
And cheating.
If you really like the person, you don't cheat.
My opinion might be wrong.
But that's how I see it.
Okay, for you?
Yeah, black cheating, lack of communication, and don't respect each other.
In what way?
Like, don't respect my opinions or in general.
Oh, so your opinion matters?
Got it.
What about you?
A liar and a stingy person.
When you say stingy, what do you mean?
Stingy like...
Money.
Money-wise, just with anything, like...
Nails?
Like, I don't talk to my dad because, like...
Oh, shit.
He's stingy.
Like, he's never helped me out.
He doesn't, like...
Emotional damage!
So, it's like a stingy person.
Like, you're just stingy.
You don't give anything.
You want everything for yourself.
What'd you ask him for that he was stingy about?
Everything.
Like...
What'd you ask for?
Money...
To get to know me.
Like, actually, like, you know, just everything.
Time...
He doesn't want to get to know you?
Yeah, no.
Not for like who I really am.
It's different to know somebody and talk to somebody and to actually get to know somebody, like who they really are.
Wow.
That's very telling.
Yeah, telling.
Okay.
Damaged dear?
What about you?
Did your mom, like, bad mouth your dad?
Did your mom, like, say bad things about your dad growing up?
No, she told me you're gonna get to know who he really is.
And then I got to know who he really is.
Nah, she bad talk, man.
She let me, like, find out for myself.
That is so indirect.
Yeah, yeah, indirect.
Okay.
Your dad ain't shit, man.
He has money.
He don't love you, ass.
Yeah.
I think this question has layers to it, but considering I like the person already and the small things are kind of discussed and, you know, we have the base, the deal breakers are the non-negotiable values.
So for me, I think it would be with the person who wants or doesn't want kids, considering I already like them and everything is great about them.
And also how they view their lifestyle.
If we have completely different lifestyles, I don't think it's going to work out.
Like, for example, if someone wants to travel all the time or someone is a party person and you're trying to live a healthy life, that's just not going to work out because these things are not really negotiable and you cannot make someone change for you.
Why don't you travel with them?
No, you can travel with them, yeah.
But do you want to travel with them?
That's the question.
Is that what you want?
Interesting.
I think if the girl likes the guy enough, she's going to travel.
Yeah.
True, yeah.
I mean, it goes back to, like I said before, this is why men typically want a girl that's just going to follow their lead and not, you know, oh, well, no, I can't travel with you because I got to go to this business meeting.
It's like, oh, what the fuck, like...
You know what I mean?
It's very complex, I think.
Yeah, alright.
For you?
Temper and communication.
Alright, simple.
I would say dishonesty is the first one, and then, I know everyone else said that too, but, and then consistency, like, if you're not being consistent, like, it's, I don't like wishy-washiness, like, it's either all or nothing, like, it's either talk or not.
Interesting.
Okay.
I would say a man who doesn't inspire me, most importantly, and a man who isn't that assertive.
Alright.
Ty, real quick, deal breakers for you for women.
Deal breakers.
Oh, man.
If a woman for sure never wants to have kids, it's kind of a deal breaker.
Because then you're like, what are you doing?
How is that a long-term relationship?
You know what I mean?
What's my second ick?
Isn't that what they call it?
Yeah, they call it ick.
I saw a girl show to her boyfriend trying to ride a horse.
This motherfucker didn't know how to ride a horse.
She's like, that's an ick.
I was like, that's a valid ick.
This guy looked like he was...
Don't be getting on a horse in front of your girlfriend if you look too feminine.
What's my second ick?
You know, no ingenuity.
Like, I saw this.
Jeff Bezos, speaking to him, he said he decided he would only marry a woman that if he got falsely thrown in a Mexican prison, she was innovative enough to come get his ass out.
So, like, sometimes I meet women, they can't solve any problems.
Like, everything, like, oh, I'm confused.
I don't, that's an ick, man.
I'm like, people should be, all people, men and female, you need to be innovative.
Life's gonna throw, life, like Charlie Munger says, life will throw tremendous blows at you for men and women and people that aren't resilient.
So maybe that's it.
Somebody's not, you ever meet somebody that's just, everything's always, ah, dramatic about it.
I'm like, what if I got unjustly thrown in a Mexican prison?
This chick couldn't buy an airplane ticket.
That's an ick.
You know what I mean?
She wouldn't end up in Mexico to try to help.
So, that's mine.
Alright.
Somewhere here?
David Joseph goes, why does the fact...
What?
What was that?
Suck my fat ass?
Don't read that one.
Oh my god, man.
We got rumble or no?
Yeah, we...
PL, Rumble has claimed all content since Monday's stream, and that's across the board, and Cliff's channel is hitting me up, wondering if I know anything, but I'm...
What?
But I'm right there with them.
Vids are allowed in use, but not revenue, so incentive for us to continue.
Oh, okay.
Let's talk to Rumble then, and see what we can do.
Okay.
Alright.
Interesting.
Okay.
Someone put the divorce stats link above.
What link is that one?
Go up that one.
Another close channel.
That's not.
Click on the actual divorce.
Okay, well, never mind.
Divorce is it?
Which one is it?
I don't know.
Stats guy?
Click on that.
Is that a real source?
I don't think we can.
Divorce.com blog.
It's a dot com.
Okay, college degree.
20.4 divorces per 1,000 individuals.
This is the highest rate women.
Divorce rate's 50%, so how could that be the highest rate?
That doesn't even make sense.
Is he talking about college?
I think he's saying people who have a college degree.
No, he's saying if you have a college degree, they're the highest.
They're not.
I'll be honest, dude.
This is why I haven't been engaging with you, because you say a bunch of bullshit, man.
No, I'm not.
I'm going to show you right after the show.
You've literally made...
Like, on the last show, you just made a bunch of, like, claims, etc.
I did, though.
You took about an hour, two hours, almost.
Yeah, and it's like, you just, like, we're arguing to argue, like...
I'm not, though.
I get it, you're here to promote your OnlyFans and everything else like that, but if you're gonna make ridiculous, you know, stat claims or whatever...
These are, like, just look up Forbes 2023 stats.
We're on a show.
Okay, that's fine.
I'll show you after.
Alright, we don't want to see, but, okay.
I'll show you after.
Let's just move on.
It's like we've seen multiple sources that show that, like, college-educated women...
Initiate divorce, yes.
Yes.
But they're less likely to be in the group that's getting divorced.
That's what I'm trying to tell you.
And you say Destiny.
Destiny watched a reel of me saying that last time, and he messaged me like, oh my god, they always fuck up that stat.
That's what I'm telling you.
But okay.
I don't want to, like, interrupt, but, like, do you actually, like, wake up and, like, read all those articles?
I like to read a lot.
She really does.
Yeah.
I do.
I do my research.
Just a question.
Yeah.
I actually do.
Okay.
You argue in bad faith.
I don't.
And, like I said before, they've been throwing, and they've sent me this thing a million times, and it's just like, yo, they literally get frustrated, and you're like, I'm surprised that you're even here, to be honest.
Like, uh, yeah.
Anyway.
All right, let's move on.
Because time's ticking.
Any more, Chris?
Yeah, we do, but we have a screen share problem.
AG says, Myron, fake lawyer is being very disrespectful to the podcast.
She's lying about her credentials.
Pseudo-scientific studies, Frank Castle.
I have my bar card in my purse.
I can show the people off-air.
Like, I'm not lying.
She knows me.
I'm a lawyer.
Alright, man.
I'll just give it to the chat.
Chat, what do y'all want?
Do you guys want her off the show?
I'll let them make the choice here.
Because they're really annoyed with you, I'll be honest with you.
She speaks English.
They don't like that.
A lot of English.
I don't think his chat likes it.
What's the chat saying?
Raw dog.
1-1, get the fuck out, leave.
Like I said, that's kind of why I didn't engage.
I'll send them to you on Instagram.
They got really annoyed and frustrated with her on the last show.
I'll send them to you and I'll post them on my Instagram too right now.
You guys can come check it out.
The chat has spoken.
Not impersonal, but yeah, you do hurt the quality of the show.
Okay.
I'm seeing a mix.
No, it's all at once, dude.
It's all at once.
And they've been doing it the whole time.
No, it's not about that.
You argue in bad faith.
Yeah.
Okay.
So...
Is the locals here?
Yeah.
And I get it, you know, you gotta mark your OnlyFans and everything else like that, but it's like, Jesus Christ, man.
To all the non-married women, since you've failed in every relationship you've ever had, are you more of the problem or the men?
Okay.
That's a rhetorical question.
A hunter says, Good evening from Vermont.
Relissa got some real fucked up teeth.
Who was that?
LOL. No way her glot glot six thousand comes before teeth scraping.
Rush might be into that, though.
That's real cute.
That's real cute.
All jokes aside, congrats on the studio.
Thank you.
Thank you for the clout.
Taking one step back to go a step forward.
Hope you guys have a killer Q4. Shout out to you, bro.
That's funny.
Okay, Punisher says, to the lawyer 304, Jasmine or whatever the hell your name is, when are you going to give up your evil ways?
She gone, bro.
Okay.
Yeah.
Myron, thanks to your video about the importance of having nice teeth and cleaning regimen.
I decided to straighten my teeth.
With ClearCorrect, I'm excited to see my results.
It started at 726.
We'll finish 1115 of this year, about three or four months total.
Okay, man.
That means your teeth were pretty damn straight.
It didn't take you that long.
Goddamn.
Chris, new name should be Moby.
Nigga, get in the gym.
Myron, get the harpoon.
All right, cool.
Yeah, Chris is crap.
He's going to lose weight.
Don't worry.
Weep a rose.
He's on it.
We've been wrestling for being a fat ass for a bit now, so don't worry.
He's definitely going to lose weight.
He's on it.
He's on it.
Myron, what criticism is that after your book, you had stats falling out your ears.
Now you're asking the chat to check what the lawyer said last show, but what the hell?
I know you're busy, but...
No, bro, it's because I've already said it.
It's a bunch of BS, so that's why I'm not even going to engage it.
It's going to be silly, bro.
Yeah.
Why would we remember that?
The wide shot is likely too wide.
The guests are too small to tie as awesome as a guest.
I wish the earlier show had been longer.
Yeah, me too.
We'll do part two.
Yeah.
Sorry, are you blue pill or red pill?
Chad is roasting you.
All these girls are stuck up and I don't see one feminine person on the table.
Myron, please put these low IQ idiots in their place.
Come on, blue pill.
Low IQ is a good thing.
I'll answer that.
I think I... You know, like...
Dude, I'm fucking busy.
I can't keep up with every fucking nickname for shit.
I probably...
So, by the way, red pill is...
I'd probably say I'm 60.
I don't know about Blue Pill.
Dude, I always drop out of society, meaning, like, people try to pin me down.
I'm like, bro, you ain't gonna be able to fucking...
You may be used to be on a pin, motherfuckers.
You will never be able to pin me down.
As I told you, like, I'm a straight science dude.
I end up agreeing, I think, with a lot of the stuff you're saying here.
Look, smart people...
If you ever go on a show and every smart person agrees, that's a bullshit show.
So, you know what I'm saying?
I do think...
The modern world has...
I'm not woke.
I think the left woke.
I lived in California.
I had to leave California because it just got too stupid.
Crime everywhere.
It's just insane.
So I think you can be too alpha.
I'll put it that way.
I think if you're a 10 out of 10, if this world was just pure alpha, it would be horrible.
But what happened is the world swung so far the other way.
It's like common sense, man.
The death of common sense.
So, you know, for me...
I don't know.
I can't speak to it because I don't like to be labeled, but I guarantee you.
I wore a gray.
I think I'm a gray.
Is there a gray pill?
You just made one up, man.
I'm a fucking OG, bro.
I get the gray pill right there.
Okay.
All right.
Let's see here.
What else?
Okay.
No, got that one.
Ty Lopez, besides Bitcoin and ETH, which coins are you bullish on for the next bull run?
I'm going to line up all my haters in a stadium.
My biggest video was my YouTube crypto one.
I got 100 million views in a month.
I got kicked off by YouTube.
I had to hide it.
I told people when Bitcoin was $3,500 to buy Bitcoin.
People were like, Ty's getting people buying at the top of the market.
ETH was $175.
I like Bitcoin and ETH. I think Monero is an interesting one.
I think the privacy stuff is going to become important.
government overreach now in the modern world the governments are getting too strong so i think monero is a is an interesting one there's other privacy coins like that i think stable coins are interesting too just old-fashioned you know there's different stable coins but the thing i like about stable coins is these banks like four big banks have failed silicon bank failed you know
So it's good to have some coins that change in value, like Bitcoin, ETH, you know, some stuff that moves around, some altcoins.
But don't sleep on keeping some of your liquidity in stablecoins, you know what I mean?
Alright.
Thanks to you, Myron.
I'm 20 years old and about to make six figures at my job in about two to three months.
Got my stuff together because of you guys.
Ladies, what would you do to be a guy's piece of life?
We're short for time, my friend, so we're just gonna go on.
Move on next one to this chick.
Bro, they literally like...
They're writing in the chat.
Yo, man.
Yeah, a lot of complaints.
Amstead.
Loving the new set, guys.
Still having some streaming issues on Rumble, though.
Also, Jay.
I'm a litigator, and I can tell you you're not a real lawyer.
No, pass.
If you were, you'd just say, well, let's go UN2. Okay?
Precious balls.
Yeah!
Do I have to read this?
Yes, sir!
Fresh did your thing on your B-Day.
Now we're back to regular schedule.
Clapping cheeks.
I got my eye on...
French girl?
Okay.
I'm sorry, man.
I'll pick that one up for you, man.
I didn't know you could become a lawyer via affirmative action, okay?
Former LA Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer was recently falsely accused of sexual assault.
He released a text message of the girl conspired to extort money from him.
How should she be punished?
Bro, she should go to prison, man.
I heard about that, dude.
She should absolutely go to prison and get beat up by a bunch of chicks.
This podcast proves that women are really bad at making decisions or being decisive.
Whenever they give a choice, it's always 50-50 or can't answer.
Or they say dumb shit like that other girl like me too.
Why would you go on a podcast when you can't speak the language?
For views?
For attention?
To promote your shitty rap career.
That's why.
Like, bro, like, I'm gonna start just kicking cloud chasers off, bro.
Like, this shit's fucking annoying.
Like, they'll come on, oh, I just want to get some exposure.
Get the fuck out of here, bro.
Can we get a shoutout, bitch, for the tubular?
Oh my god.
Move on.
Dude, they, yo.
Honestly, we got so much complaints on the last show.
They're sending me literally DMs like, this, that, she lied about this, she lied about that, yo, she's not really a lawyer, blah, blah, blah.
I didn't want to say all that, but like, bro.
I was like, oh my god.
And then Chris brought her back.
I didn't know, man.
If you'd have told me, I'd say, alright, cool.
Now she's gone, man.
Bro, you didn't see all the...
Nah, man.
Bro, I deal with so many girls, man.
I don't give a fuck about what she thinks or whatnot.
Not her, they got the chat and everybody else.
Like, all the people are complaining, going crazy, bro.
I mean, they always complain about some bullshit, man.
Come on, come on, man.
I think they're still talking about her.
You got it.
What?
They're still doing it.
They're entertained, so they're still talking about her.
Hey, listen, I'm...
Glenn!
Myron, because of your ulti video...
Oh, I did that one already.
Oh, yeah.
Okay.
There's another one.
Alright.
Yeah.
Alright.
Let's go.
You're fine, man.
Okay, ladies.
Thank you for staying for this long on the show.
We appreciate everyone coming.
Yeah, thanks, man.
Last thoughts on the show.
Good, bad.
How was it for you?
I think it was a pretty good experience.
It wasn't as bad as it can be portrayed sometimes, which is why I was a little curious.
What have you seen that was bad?
I've seen a lot.
I've seen a lot.
I've seen a lot, and I feel like because there were such short clips, it wasn't necessarily fair on you guys' behalf.
So I was just curious.
Yeah, now you see the fuckery that leads to us kicking them out.
You know what I mean?
Okay.
Sheldon Dade, what about you?
It's kind of mid this time, not gonna lie.
How was it mid?
I don't know.
It wasn't your fault.
Just...
Let's play a game or something.
It got kind of boring.
I mean, talk, bitch.
Come on.
I know!
Like, say something, man.
Like, come on.
You ain't saying shit the whole game.
I guess it could have been my fault, too.
I don't know.
Yeah, baby.
Let's play a game.
Do something.
Switch it up.
That's what I'm saying, man.
Say, do something, man.
That's wrong because I'm a clown, dude.
What?
It was better than expected.
I expected to get roasted.
Yeah.
It's funny.
I met her out, right?
And she's like, oh, I'll come on your show.
I'm like, you sure?
You know what that entails?
She's like, yeah, I'm going to get roasted, but I'll give it a shot.
So shout out to you for coming through.
Okay, there you go.
Good job.
Thank you for having me.
You did kind of okay.
I'm blonde.
What about you?
I landed in Miami today.
Just literally came here from the airport.
So, very grateful to you guys and very appreciative to have met you and I had fun.
So, yeah.
It was good.
It was really good.
It was my first podcast I've ever done.
You can do more?
Maybe.
If I have free time.
Nigga, you work at Twin Peaks, man.
But I do other stuff.
I don't only work at Twin Peaks.
Alright, so what do you do?
I do OmniFans.
So she shows her butthole part time.
And I do other stuff too.
And you're 18?
Yeah.
Bro.
Your dad is on you.
Your dad is on fuck that shit.
I'm out of here, bro.
I'm not giving her no money.
Fresh minor tie.
Yo, show the chat your nails.
Me?
Yeah.
Come on, man.
I like them.
She belongs to the streets.
You pay for those?
Yeah, I pay for them.
Nah.
Alright, well.
Why?
Kudos to you.
What about you?
I do like the podcast, but I was, like, I was, like, tired.
Like, if you're gonna answer, like, short and, like, go straight to the point, I don't know, like, she was, like, getting, like, talking, talking, talking, and I was, like, getting tired.
But I do like it.
She's saying that she talked a lot, and it was, like, really annoying, basically.
We understand, trust me.
Yeah.
But I had to like it.
I didn't expect this.
Like, I spoke, like, talk more or, like, yeah, kind of games or something like that.
But it was pretty fun.
All right.
She's lying.
She had a terrible time.
That's fine.
I liked it.
It was different.
A lot of things happened that I didn't expect.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But it was fun.
I liked it.
Did your boyfriend watch the show?
Sometimes.
He was like, they exposed gold diggers, hoes, bitches, people that cheat.
And I'm like, okay.
I was scared because my first language is Spanish, so I think I don't talk as good English as you guys.
And they probably roasted us, but that's okay.
Yeah, and I was like, I'm scared.
Imagine, I'm not going to be able to talk, express myself in English.
I was like, damn.
And when you were like, oh, if you don't speak English, I was like, damn.
Yeah, we both looked at each other and were like, damn.
Oh, you guys did better than the French girls.
Yeah, way better, bud.
You didn't say me too.
Yeah, that shit was fucking terrible, man.
And, uh, that's it.
And last but not least, wait, sorry, Tai Lopez!
Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry.
That's the point.
She's downstairs?
I don't know.
I don't know, man.
Well, you know, I generally like to hear you guys...
Be wrong and generalize everyone as if they're just like you guys.
I mean, you're old as fuck, so.
I always enjoy you.
Me?
I'm old as fuck, and that means I have wisdom, experience.
Sagginess.
Really?
Have you not been to my OnlyFans then?
No.
I mean, I don't know.
Apparently not.
Yo, alright, so guys, from this point forward, Chris is gonna do a better job recruiting girls.
We're not gonna bring on, like, cloud-chasing OnlyFans girls or annoying girls that hurt the quality of the show.
In Miami?
It's hard, man.
Chris, I don't give a fuck.
You recruit better, man.
Recruit better.
This shit is not happening.
I would try, Maren.
Not try.
Fucking do it, man.
Alright, alright.
Seriously.
Hey, listen.
And here's the thing.
We're gonna be held accountable here.
We're going to come with better questioning, we're going to come with a better panel of girls, and Chris is not going to do this again, right?
Yes, facts.
But also, Ty, thank you for coming.
Any last words?
Oh, man.
Men, like I said, I can only speak to the male experience.
Like, that's what I tell men.
And women can do this too.
The five habits, man.
Habit number one is reading.
Habit number two is fasting.
Habit number three is building.
Habit number four is networking.
Habit number five is breathing.
So, habit number one...
Is reading.
And I call it the five mentor rule.
You use books to find mentors who are dead.
So you can have a couple books that you use as mentors, but you need two or three mentors that are in person.
You've got to shadow success.
You can reinvent the wheel.
For physical health and discipline, five-hour rule, fasting.
Don't eat for the first three hours when you wake up, intermittent fasting, and then don't eat two hours before you go to bed.
That'll train.
It's not just for the physical, it's also for the mind.
You must be able to control your appetites, you know?
Number three, building.
Building wealth.
That's the five assets I talk about.
Software, that's online business.
Brand, build your personal brand.
Land, reinvest in real estate.
Cash, you've got to have some cash management.
And then crypto, that's the fifth asset.
That's crypto and all alternative assets.
That could be bullets, food at home, silver, gold, whatever.
Don't put everything in U.S. dollars.
And then the fourth one is networking.
And I call it the five-finger rule.
You can read personality patterns of testosterone, estrogen, for example.
You got to learn when you network, it's about reading the room.
So whether it's dating or business, know how to read people.
And then the fifth one is breathing.
Life's going to throw stress at you and your cortisol level is going to go up.
My best friend is a neuroscientist.
He said what happens when you get stressed is the brainstem is the back of your head, the primitive mind.
You got the brainstem, the medulla, the cerebellum, the amygdala.
That's where you store all the memories.
Those are all your fear cortisol responses.
But the median prefrontal cortex, the MPFC, this is where you become a logical man.
And so when you feel stressed out, when bullshit's happening to you, take five super deep breaths because it's not some spiritual thing.
Five deep breaths slows you down and you start using the logical part of your mind and to be a powerful man or a woman.
You better be using the front of your head, not just reactive.
So get those five habits down and practice them with discipline.
Get a mean dude in your life that kicks your ass until you become a disciplined machine, you know?
Like I said earlier, the chains of habit are too weak to be felt till they're too strong to be broken.
I know some of you dudes are young, you're 18, 19, whatever.
That ain't fucking young in the evolutionary tree.
You should be able to be, you need to be a powerful person or the beginnings of a powerful person.
Even at 16, 17, 18.
So don't put it off.
Because every time you go through a day as a weak-willed man, it gets a little bit harder to be tougher the next day.
So if I could impart anything to women, men, that's what I would say.
Thank you, Ty.
Where can they find your brother?
TaiLopez.com.
I got this new quiz.
It's going to tell you your career archetype.
It'll be out in a couple days.
So check it out.
Nobody ever helps people.
Fine, man.
Everybody has a career archetype.
Mine is the venture capitalist and the entrepreneur.
I'm a higher testosterone, kind of dopamine-driven guy, but you got to know everybody.
Elon Musk has found...
Actually, Elon Musk now found his purpose.
He's a high cortisol guy with high testosterone, so he's actually...
The civil rights leader.
And, like, he bought X and he's, like, in his power now because he's, like, fucking no free speech and he's fighting something.
So every man, every woman, you've got to find your destiny.
Until you find your career archetype, you're kind of lost.
And most people go to their grave never finding it.
So ToddLopez.com, I'm going to have that.
It's a free quiz.
I haven't ever monetized it yet.
But anyway, so, yeah, I hope that helps.
And thanks for having me.
It was a good show.
No, man, it was great to have you.
And we'll be back on Friday, guys.
Sorry, one more time.
Okay.
W's all around with Tai Lopez, Steven Crowder's podcast earlier in the day, and FNF's cast holding it down.
No one works harder than FNF and the crew.
Chris, you have thought about filming a video to explain the rules to ladies and have them watch it so they don't lower your IQ every time you interact with them.
That's actually pretty smart.
Chad, I will do a better job at bringing the girls on the panel.
Once again, it's a...
Process where it's very tough.
Don't give a fuck about your excuses, man.
Don't give a fuck about your excuses.
Just stop talking.
I'm just going to say this shit.
I want to say this out publicly.
New studio.
We're going to bring y'all better girls.
We're going to give you guys better show, better questioning, etc.
There's no fucking excuses.
We just get it done.
No one gives a fuck about your excuses.
So we're going to make it happen for y'all.
We're going to come up with a better line of questioning, man.
Better shows in general.
New studio.
You guys are going to see...
The top tier fucking podcast.
There's a reason why we're number one.
We're going to stay number one by innovating and continuing to have people follow the lead, which we are the leaders.
So we'll catch you guys on Friday.
We're back with a better show, a better panel.
No more cloud chasing OnlyFans, bitches, and girls that speak fucking English.
We'll catch you guys in the next one.
Peace.
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