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March 16, 2024 - Fresh & Fit

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	Thank you.
	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to Fresh Red Podcast.
	After our edition, we're joining Laura Luma and a bunch of lovely ladies.
	Get into it!
	Let's go!
	music What did you do?
	music music How many carrots bro?
	Get out!
	Get out!
	F*** out!
	Put your shoes on outside.
	You don't got to put them on in here.
	All right, and we are live.
	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to the Frustrated Podcast, man.
	We're joining Laura Loomer and a bunch of lovely ladies on the panel tonight, on this Friday.
	It could be anywhere else, but you're here with us.
	Earlier, this is our first live show for the day, surprisingly.
	Normally, we give you guys a live show on Fridays, but we gave you guys an interview.
	I did one with Johnny Mitchell.
	We dropped it earlier today at 7.
	We did a whole interview.
	It's interesting, because I did a podcast with him, and he asked me questions about what it was like being working for the government, being a Fed.
	Then he used to sell drugs.
	So I went ahead and asked him questions for our podcast about how he built up his drug trafficking empire.
	So it was very interesting.
	Go check that out, guys.
	He talked about selling drugs and building up his marijuana trafficking business, etc.
	It'll teach you what to not do, but it was a very interesting story.
	Back in the day, what would your action be after that talk?
	Arrest right away, or would you just be like...
	Oh, yeah.
	I mean, you talked about how he did everything.
	Okay.
	But they only caught him with money.
	They never caught him with the drugs.
	They caught him with 400K cash, and then they charged him with money on him, but they never caught him with actual drugs.
	Gotcha, bitch!
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	He was sending it in the mail and everything.
	I was like, God damn, bro, that's federal.
	But anyway, yeah, guys, go check out that interview.
	Shout out to Johnny Mitchell from the Connect podcast, and he's going to drop our interview probably either this Sunday or next Sunday.
	I forget when specifically, but it was like two and a half hours, man.
	We went for a very long time.
	I go into details of cases I did.
	And all that other stuff.
	So if you guys like the True Crime stuff, man, go definitely check that out.
	Check out that interview that we did on Freshly Fit.
	Not right now, because we got this podcast, but later on.
	And then also, rumble.com slash Freshly Fit.
	As you guys know, that is the home base for us.
	Rumble is a platform.
	So if we ever get cancer, you know exactly where to find us.
	Also, castclub.tv.
	And on Monday we're having the CEO of Rumble, Chris, in studio.
	Yes!
	He's going to be here.
	He's going to be here.
	So make sure to check him out.
	Laura's also on Rumble, guys.
	The home of free speech.
	Because, you know, she's controversial just like us.
	So go ahead and check her out over there as well, guys.
	What else?
	Anything?
	Chris, yeah.
	Chris, go ahead, man.
	Chad, we got all new girls.
	We got twins.
	We got Asians.
	We got old girls.
	We got teens.
	We got everybody.
	You know, we got everything here, Chad.
	So you got to complain and all.
	You know, we got some hey-alls.
	Come on, man.
	So, on a Friday night.
	So, shout out to you, ladies.
	Mary C. Poxel on IG. Make sure you send me a DM. And other than that, let's have a great show.
	Is the handy meter at zero still?
	Yeah, I'm sober as fuck right now.
	Good job, Chris.
	Good job.
	Come on, Myrush.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	All right, fantastic.
	Shout out to the girl in Myrush, man.
	Shout out to them.
	Lovely Friday, right?
	Ladies, if you don't mind, give us your name, your age, what you do for a living, dating status.
	If you want to, of course.
	Your body count.
	We'll start right here.
	Welcome to the show.
	Hey, y'all!
	Hi!
	Name, age, what you do for a living.
	What'd you say?
	Name, age, what you do for a living.
	I'm Koda, I'm 25, and I am a artist.
	Where are you from?
	Chicago.
	Oh, shit.
	Chicago.
	Oh, shit.
	Hold on, you checked on the weigh-in?
	You said you're an artist.
	You can never check if it's good enough.
	What kind of music do you make?
	I rap and sing.
	Highest education level completed?
	College, two years.
	Do you have your associates?
	No.
	Relationship status?
	Single but taken.
	Single but taken?
	Oxymoral much?
	Okay, that makes a lot of sense.
	Is it you're taken when it's convenient and then you're in a relationship when it's convenient?
	Sorry, you're single when it's convenient?
	That just means it's off and on right now.
	So at this point, is it on or off?
	It's off and off.
	You're in Miami on spring break.
	She's in Miami on spring break.
	I'm going to say off.
	It's probably off right now.
	Okay.
	Make sure.
	Okay.
	Are you a better singer or rapper?
	Singer.
	No, man.
	I need to rap, man.
	Let's go.
	Let's put some bars.
	Let's go.
	Keep spitting bar first, Chicago.
	Chris is here.
	Lori here.
	Keep spitting bar first, man.
	Something smooth.
	Something smooth.
	Let's see.
	Some Chicago.
	Yeah.
	No.
	What the fuck?
	One of my songs.
	Uh, I don't know what to do.
	Alright, nigga, you lost, man.
	Let's just do that.
	You gotta ask Brooklyn.
	I said I'm a better singer.
	How you gonna ask what I'm doing?
	You know how hard it is for Chris to put a scheme mask on?
	I don't freestyle.
	You know, his head is huge.
	I'm not just freestyling.
	You know, he literally, once he heard you say rapper, he was like struggling to put that thing on.
	Nick, you're getting a headache right now!
	Okay, alright, so off and on...
	Oh, are your parents so together?
	Uh, no.
	No?
	Divorced?
	Basically, yeah.
	Okay.
	Never married.
	And then, fresh, your favorite question.
	Birth control?
	Yes or no?
	Birth control?
	No.
	Alright.
	Okay, body count?
	No.
	It's crazy, man.
	And it was Coda, right?
	With a C or a K? K. Alright, copy and paste.
	What's your ethnic background?
	Black.
	Okay, like not from the Caribbean or anything like that?
	No.
	Okay, what about you?
	Black.
	No, I mean, what's your name?
	Oh, I was going to say, we're sisters.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I was going to say, same mom and dad too, right?
	Yes, yes.
	I'm Brooklyn.
	Okay.
	Is that your government or?
	That's my government.
	And is Dakota your government too or is that your stage name?
	Stage.
	Okay.
	How old are you?
	24.
	Okay, so you're the younger sister.
	What do you do for work?
	We make music.
	We're in a group.
	Both of y'all.
	Okay.
	So you sing in rap too?
	Yes, we both can sing a rap.
	I got bars.
	Let me hear something.
	Let me think.
	Oh my goodness.
	Because usually when people say that, they drop a beat.
	Like, you just want me to come acapella.
	One of your songs.
	I feel like I'm at the lunch table in high school.
	42'd up.
	I might have to slow down.
	Boom.
	Put me two cups, we and Cabo showin' out.
	Yeah, we booed up, me and Bae gone now.
	First date, kinda nervous, set the tone now.
	Just how I like it, just how I like it.
	On the first link, you got the assignment.
	Bitches wanna book him, sit him down, do life.
	I got the Bae to hook him, now he on my line.
	What you like?
	What's the vibe?
	Don't tell me, Kappa C, cause I might.
	In his Maybach, it feels like it flies.
	He's so P, can't he see he's my type?
	But should I stay the night?
	Oh my God, would you look at the time?
	As I rock to this beat in his ride, can he see past this bad bitch's disguise?
	What?
	We brought honor back to your sister.
	Yeah, good job.
	Thank you.
	They never left.
	They never left.
	Y'all ain't give us a beat.
	Did Chad liking it?
	Laura, you liking her?
	Yes or no?
	Did Chad liking it?
	Yes or no?
	Oh my gosh, thank y'all.
	Yeah, I mean, she has talent.
	I mean, you have to be talented in order to do something like that, right?
	Thank you.
	Highest education level completed?
	So I did journalism for one year, and then I went to cosmetology school for one year.
	You got your license in cosmetology?
	No, I did not, but I did it illegally in my dad's shop.
	Oh, okay.
	All right.
	Hey, well, she got that, nigga.
	Too late now.
	I don't do it anymore.
	Relationship status?
	Single but taken.
	What?
	Wait, same guy?
	No.
	No, no, no, no.
	If it was, I'm like, damn.
	Oh, scandalous.
	Actually, was he from 63rd?
	Oh my god.
	If I had a dollar for every time somebody brought up 63rd.
	Is he from 63rd?
	No, he's from...
	He's from where he's from.
	Yeah.
	Listen, listen, listen.
	Just like the name of our album that just dropped March 8th.
	So y'all should go check that out.
	Okay.
	Sounds fun.
	Well, no, right?
	Same thing.
	And then, birth control?
	Yeah.
	No.
	What about you?
	I'm Sun.
	I'm 31.
	Thank you so much for having me.
	Excited to be here.
	Happy to have you.
	What's your racial background?
	I'm Korean.
	I was born in South Korea.
	That's Japanese, bro.
	It's okay.
	We're technically kind of mixed with Japan.
	How do you say hello in Korean?
	That's too long nigga.
	You kind of do a bow with it too.
	What's the term that you guys use for old women?
	In China there's a term for it.
	Like 할머니?
	Okay, never mind.
	It's fine.
	Where are you from originally?
	I'm from LA. I grew up in Santa Monica.
	Okay.
	Born and raised?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	What do you do for work?
	I'm a doctor over at Jackson Memorial in the VA. Sweet!
	Awesome.
	Primary care, do you specialize?
	So I started doing general surgery.
	The work hours and the lifestyle were just too much.
	I'd stay up like 28 hours every three days doing surgery and just working and so I switched over to internal medicine.
	Okay.
	A lot better now?
	Yeah.
	You were on call pretty much when you would do that.
	Was it like three days on and then how'd it go?
	I just never had a vacation or a break in surgery and now I have a lot more free time.
	Oh, she was a doctor.
	Thank you for rejoining the conversation, Chris.
	You're welcome.
	What kind of surgeries were performed the most?
	Actually, I did a lot of amputations.
	Oh, shit.
	She was cutting niggas off for real.
	Oh, wow.
	Oh, damn.
	Yo.
	Oh, hey.
	Yo.
	She was karate chopping niggas, like for real.
	Hey.
	Hey-ya.
	That's what I told you about, man.
	That's what I told you about.
	That's what I told you about.
	Yo, you don't agree.
	So what are you doing in Miami?
	Are you here by yourself?
	Yeah, so I live like two blocks down.
	I live by myself.
	I have a cat.
	It's a sphinx cat.
	It's a hairless cat.
	Yeah, I mean, I just got a job here, so I moved down here.
	It's been about nine months.
	It's been good.
	Yeah, I live across from Sexy Fish.
	Okay, yeah, you're right there.
	Okay, yeah, you're literally right next door.
	I don't know what it is, but it's an influx of Asians in Miami.
	I don't know what it is, bro.
	What's going on?
	Why is that?
	So you're a doctor, but you do internal medicine now.
	So the thing you perform the most is amputations.
	No, I have done other things like gallbladder removal.
	A lot of the time we get flesh-eating bacteria, so we have to carve out the entire person's muscles.
	How do you get flesh-eating bacteria?
	It's just kind of random.
	A lot of diabetics get it.
	Wow.
	We're getting invaded now.
	I was going to say, it's coming from all the mass immigration.
	With all the mass migration, we're getting a lot of flesh-eating diseases now.
	Shit.
	Okay.
	How long have you been a doctor for?
	Like two years.
	Okay, so you got on in your 20s.
	Yeah.
	Did you like finish school early?
	Yeah, so I went to community college when I was 12.
	I went to UC Berkeley on a boat ride when I was 15.
	Double majored in English.
	Asians are smart.
	No, I know.
	Because like the fact that you became a doctor at that level was so young.
	Because my sister's a doctor too, so I was like, she's in her 30s.
	You know what I mean?
	It takes forever, bro.
	Like for her, she got in in 20s.
	So no, kudos to you, man.
	That's fantastic.
	Highest education level complete, obviously you went to med school.
	Where'd you go for med school?
	UCF. Okay.
	In Orlando, right?
	Yeah, they give partial scholarships.
	Really great school.
	Loved it.
	Okay.
	Cool.
	Relationship status, you said single, right?
	Very single?
	Yes, single and looking to settle down.
	Is dating hard nowadays for y'all?
	Is dating hard for you now?
	It's not hard, but I found that Miami is a lot more superficial than I realized.
	I'm very naive in a sense.
	I like to see the good in people.
	How the hell did you end up on the Fresh and Fit podcast?
	I got recruited.
	Do you know where you are right now?
	Yeah.
	It's okay.
	I mean, I think, like, I like being roasted.
	Like, it's totally fine with me.
	No, it's just funny.
	I just, I think, like, you know, it's kind of like when guys like each other, they like to roast each other, and that's how they show love to each other, and I feel like maybe girls should feel like that, too.
	I don't have any brothers, but a lot of my friends are guys and we roast each other.
	You know, I want to ask this because we've brought medical professionals on before.
	When you went to med school and when you were going to school, etc., was it 50-50 with the men and the women in your med school or was it mostly becoming more women, more men?
	It was like 70% men, 30% women.
	Okay.
	Do you see the medical field equalizing as far as doctors go versus nurses?
	Yeah, right now I think there's a barrier because a lot of women have children, a lot of women have to do domestic housework and stuff like that.
	And so it is really hard for a woman to be full-time as a surgeon.
	I mean, some women can do it all.
	Most surgeons are men, right?
	Yeah, I would say most surgeons are men.
	And then, oh, are your parents together?
	Yeah, they are.
	They are amazing and they love each other.
	Okay, great.
	Birth control for you?
	I've had IUD, so no PMS for around 10 years.
	That's why you're so calm.
	No periods for 10 years.
	She said no PMS. I'm basically a guy.
	Yeah, okay.
	Awesome.
	Fantastic.
	Your body count?
	Six.
	All right.
	Stop the cap.
	Okay.
	All right.
	She a mommy, bro.
	She a mommy, bro.
	All right.
	Some girls get that in one semester med school.
	That's good for 31.
	What about you?
	What's your name?
	My name is Damayanti.
	One more time.
	Damayanti?
	T. Damayanti.
	Damayanti.
	Yes.
	Okay.
	Damayanti.
	That's one.
	All right.
	How old are you?
	I am the oldest, the old lady here at 43.
	43.
	Okay.
	Could even tell.
	Where are you from originally?
	Asian don't raisin, Bali, Indonesia.
	Okay.
	- Oh, you're Asian?
	- Salamat malam.
	- Salamat malam.
	- Oh, oh, you got that right. - Okay. - Just like a mono. - I got mono knows all the languages. - Oh my God, I love it. - That's one bro for white. - What the fuck? - Snicket.
	Yo!
	What do you do for work?
	I'm in the private equity space, finance.
	Specifically, health and beauty.
	I was a former nurse and cosmetology.
	Yes, I was licensed, but no longer working in that field.
	Okay.
	So, former nurse, but you do private equity now for cosmetology?
	No, specifically health and beauty.
	So, any businesses that run health and beauty space, we acquire and manage.
	No, we will look for money if they need to, but no.
	Okay, alright.
	Highest education level completed?
	I did my nursing, and I finished my cosmetology, and I got my license.
	So you have your bachelor's degree done probably, right?
	Nope.
	Like a semester away, but I got a really good job, and I'm like, I didn't want to turn it down.
	Okay, gotcha.
	Got my associates in nursing.
	Associates, alright.
	Relationship status?
	I am taken.
	All right.
	Happily taken.
	Congrats, all running up any other.
	Oh, four years almost?
	Okay.
	Yes, and my parents still together, knocking on their 50th anniversary, golden years.
	Nice.
	Divorce is illegal over there.
	Are your parents Muslim or no?
	Oh, no, one question.
	Maybe that's why we left.
	I'm kidding.
	You're not kidding.
	Let's be honest.
	But we are Christian, yes.
	But yes, Indonesia is the highest Muslim population in the world.
	Is D. Birth control?
	No.
	No?
	All right.
	And what does your guy do?
	Private equity as well.
	Finance.
	Okay.
	Is that where you guys met?
	At work?
	At another conference.
	We did.
	Yes.
	Something in that nature.
	Yes.
	It's a small circle.
	People in finance is like, nothing but a 50-year-old white man.
	So I come in Asian with a pink blazer.
	Who is this girl?
	Okay.
	And that's how he snatched me up.
	Alright, cool.
	What about you?
	What's your name?
	My name is Candace Marie.
	With a C or a...
	C-A-N-D-A-C-E. Okay.
	How old are you?
	I'm 30 years old.
	Wait, 30?
	Where are you from?
	I am from Rockford, which is right outside of Illinois.
	It's kind of an hour away from Chicago.
	Okay.
	Is that still Cook County or no?
	Cook County?
	No.
	What do you do for work?
	Well, I'm a retired model, a retired artist, current podcast host of my own podcast.
	What's it called?
	Caught Up With Candace.
	What do you talk about?
	Everything.
	Business, lifestyle, mental health, and it's sponsored by Bel Air.
	Shout out to Rick Ross.
	Oh, wow.
	Shout out to him.
	Accusations!
	Um, highest education level completed?
	No high school.
	I mean, sorry.
	High school?
	High school.
	Okay.
	Relationship status?
	Taken.
	Okay.
	Happily taken.
	How long have I been together?
	For a year now, but I've known him for a couple years.
	Oh, shit.
	What does he do?
	We have a concierge service together.
	We have backstage passes to all the big events, Rolling Loud and everything really that you could think of.
	In Miami specifically, right?
	Miami, LA. Rolling Loud in LA right now, we have Loud Cloud passes.
	How many summer passes?
	Oh, yeah.
	So we got the hookup on all that.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Are your parents still together?
	No, they're not.
	Divorced?
	They were never married when I was together.
	Okay.
	Well, when they were together.
	Birth control?
	No.
	No?
	Body count?
	Many of his names.
	Okay.
	And then what's your ethnic background?
	Puerto Rican, Nigerian, and European.
	Okay.
	She knows you way.
	Is your dad Nigerian?
	Your mom Puerto Rican?
	My dad is Nigerian.
	My mom's Puerto Rican and white.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	How do we guess it right every time?
	That is crazy.
	Yeah.
	What about you?
	I'm Darlene.
	Darlene?
	Yes.
	Okay.
	I'm 30 and I'm a mechanic.
	Oh, shit.
	That's the older panel.
	All right.
	Where are you from originally?
	I was born in Lauderdale.
	Okay.
	But my mom is Costa Rican and my dad is Cuban.
	Okay.
	You said Costa Rica and Puerto Rican?
	No, Costa Rican and Cuban.
	And Cuban, okay.
	Sorry.
	And then you said you're a mechanic?
	Yes.
	Automotive mechanic.
	Fresh.
	Oh, shit.
	Okay.
	When did you get into mechanic work?
	I've just always loved cars.
	My dad used to work on cars, and then I officially got into it when I was like 16, when I had my first love.
	He was into cars, and he had an SRT4, which I was like in love with.
	And then I would see him working on it, and I just got into it.
	Would you love more, the car or him?
	Would you love more?
	Him.
	Are you closer to your father?
	Not really, no.
	Growing up, he was very emotionally absent, so we're not so close.
	Interesting.
	Different.
	Okay.
	Highest education level completed?
	You obviously probably had to go to trade school, right?
	Yes, I went to Sheridan Technical Center for about a year, less than a year, for the automotive program, but I didn't finish it.
	They took my grant.
	Why did they take your grant?
	Because I would skip a lot.
	I met my other boyfriend in there.
	Oh, she was fucking...
	And then they took it.
	So, what did you say, Sheridan?
	That's in Hollywood, you said?
	Yeah, Hollywood.
	I go to the LA Fitness next week.
	Okay.
	Relationship status?
	Single.
	Damn, man.
	You lost your ground.
	You ain't even still with the guy?
	No.
	Damn.
	He was a nice guy, but no.
	He smoked too much.
	He what?
	He smoked too much.
	Yeah, I didn't like that.
	Okay.
	Are your parents still together?
	No, they divorced when I was like one.
	Oh shit, okay.
	Birth control?
	No birth control.
	No?
	Okay.
	Alright, we know what we'll say for the show.
	Alright, what about you?
	My name is Ines.
	Ines?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Where are you from, Ines?
	I'm from Paris.
	Oui, oui.
	How old are you?
	Oui, oui.
	I'm 21.
	21?
	Yeah.
	And are you here just visiting or...?
	No, I'm here for visiting, yeah.
	You guys visit?
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	What do you do for work?
	I'm a student in psychology.
	Okay, back in France or here?
	In France.
	In France, okay.
	What are you majoring in?
	Oh yeah, psychology, you said psychology, sorry.
	Relationship status?
	I'm sorry, what that means?
	Like if you have a boyfriend, are you married?
	Single.
	No, no, no way.
	Single, okay.
	No, single, yeah.
	Okay.
	Are your parents still together?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Are you on birth control?
	I'm sorry, what that means?
	It means like you have like a pill or maybe like an IUD. What?
	So you don't have kids.
	So you don't have any kids.
	Do you do anything to prevent pregnancy?
	No.
	Okay, no.
	I'll live life on the edge, okay?
	And then what's your racial background?
	I'm a Moroccan Egyptian.
	Call them Arabic?
	We speak Arabic.
	Hurrah!
	Okay.
	All right.
	All right.
	Habibi!
	All right.
	Habibi!
	You said Moroccan Egyptian?
	Yeah, but like in Morocco, they don't speak same than Egypt.
	Like Egypt is similar.
	Yeah, it's very different.
	Yeah, it's very different.
	And I speak the Arabic how they speak in Morocco.
	Oh, that's the worst Arabic.
	Because it has like Spanish and French in it.
	They call that like Darija.
	Yeah.
	You know?
	Yeah.
	It's the worst Arabic by far.
	No offense.
	It's very difficult to understand because they put Spanish and French in it too.
	Damn.
	All right.
	What about you?
	My family's from Sudan, that's why.
	Oh, okay.
	What about you?
	My name's Irene.
	Irene, okay.
	How old are you, Irene?
	I'm 36.
	36?
	Alright, where are you from?
	I'm Puerto Rican.
	Puerto Rican?
	You're from Puerto Rico?
	I was born in New Jersey.
	Okay, what part of Jersey?
	Newark.
	Okay.
	Wait, you're Puerto Rican?
	I'm Puerto Rican.
	You have kids, huh?
	I have one.
	I figured, yeah.
	They don't believe in abortions.
	There you go.
	Puerto Ricans are very, you know, able to have kids.
	Are you speaking from experience?
	No, not from me!
	You never knocked a Puerto Rican up?
	Definitely not.
	Are you sure?
	Not on no boat.
	Let's go!
	You said you're from Newark, New Jersey.
	Do you guys still have some of the highest car theft in the United States or no?
	Did it go down?
	I lived when I was nine.
	Oh, okay.
	Never mind.
	I'm a Floridian.
	Oh, okay.
	So you live in Florida now.
	Yeah.
	All right.
	Because you used to have one of the highest carjackings in the world.
	Sorry, in the United States, Newark, New Jersey.
	Damn.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	What do you do for work?
	I'm a billing specialist for a relocation company.
	Nice.
	Okay.
	How's the education level completed?
	I went to trade school for massage therapy.
	Worked in sports medicine for a little while and orthopedic surgeons.
	What made you leave that?
	I got married and he didn't like my career choice.
	I can see that.
	So you said you're married, right?
	How long have you been together?
	No, I'm divorced.
	Quite some time now.
	So you're single now?
	Yes.
	Happily.
	How long were you guys married?
	Before your divorce?
	Eight years.
	Okay.
	Who initiated the divorce, you or him?
	Okay.
	Why?
	Several reasons.
	What's the biggest one?
	Financially irresponsible.
	One of the most common ones.
	This is terrible.
	He was not able to perform in the bedroom.
	He wound up not taking care of himself and he had erectile dysfunction because of it.
	Because he didn't take care of his health.
	Wow.
	Damn.
	That's scary, bro.
	That's crazy.
	Once you marry a chick, you can't get it up.
	That's just disturbing, dog.
	She gone, my nigga.
	Our resident doctor has something to say about that.
	So, for all the guys with rectal dysfunction, there's no need to be ashamed.
	There's a lot of things that can cause it.
	Depression.
	What the fuck, Chris?
	What?
	It can be a lot of low testosterone.
	Diabetes.
	Diabetes, but that's usually for older men.
	But I would say a lot of it is depression at our age.
	I don't know.
	I just see it in the clinic a lot.
	It's not something to be ashamed about.
	Has erectile dysfunction exploded in significance over the past few years?
	Because I've Because I've looked at shit on this as far as like, you know, with the emergence of porn becoming more ubiquitous, ED has gone up alongside of it.
	Would you say that's...
	Yeah, I mean, at the VA at least, the number one prescribed drug is Viagra, so...
	Wow.
	Okay.
	You ever chopped off any dicks?
	I actually, um, there was a 74 year old meth head who had put a metal cock ring around and so he had been partying for days.
	Wait, hold on a second.
	A 74 year old meth head with what?
	With a metal cock ring.
	Metal?
	So he did that for two days.
	I was kidding, bro.
	I was kidding.
	And then he was in so much pain that he decided to do it again just so that he could get rid of the pain.
	So eventually it got stuck.
	He went to the emergency department.
	They cut it off with the electric saw.
	And then I was consulted to go fix his penis.
	So he was really mean to me and he was like very, very like, you know, he had just done meth.
	But the second I was like, can I touch it?
	Because I needed to assess it.
	I'm surprised she's single.
	I'm surprised she's single.
	You know, she's out here in Miami, single.
	Pretty girl, knows how to fix penises.
	I'm thinking happy ending.
	That's a sad ending.
	So wait, so you guys missed the best part, so she was like, you know, can I touch it because I have to look at it?
	And he was like, oh yeah.
	And you guys did some quackmire shit.
	Giggity, giggity, giggity.
	It works.
	You got me a lot of time, bro.
	I was training.
	I'm just kidding, bro.
	No, I've been inside of like at least 80 buttholes just from my surgical training.
	Oh my God.
	That's my job.
	I have a question because we all know that You have to confirm this.
	If you've done ER medicine, you know that there's a lot of people that come in with things stuck in their butt.
	What's the craziest thing you've ever seen stuck in someone's butt?
	And what's the craziest thing you've ever taken out of someone's butt?
	It's so true, right?
	Yeah, it is.
	This is something nobody talks about this, but one of the most common late-night ER visits in America, if you look this up, is people with objects stuck in their buttholes.
	It's like sexual stuff.
	Yeah, like sexual stuff, yeah.
	I mean, a guy had a beer bottle in there, and he claimed that he fell on it.
	Like, he fell on it.
	And I was like, yeah.
	Nigga went to the birch room and said, I got Corona.
	The vaccine ain't gonna fix that shit.
	No.
	That was actually funny.
	I should do some stand-up comedy.
	Hilarious.
	Oh my god, that's so funny.
	What the fuck, bro?
	Holy.
	This band lit.
	I'm having a good time.
	As a journalist then, I'll ask because we do know in Florida and some of the hospitals across the country, they were inflating coronavirus rates.
	Maybe it was counted as a corona infection.
	Because they were.
	There's a really big scandal about that, actually.
	I've actually...
	People count on me for their butts all the time.
	Like, even a guy I dated, he was like, can you fix my hemorrhoid?
	And I... I gotta hear this story.
	What'd you do?
	Yeah, so I brought my, like, doctor bag and, like...
	Oh, shit.
	Yeah, I just...
	I just checked it out.
	Injected some lidocaine, you know.
	Yo, stop!
	That's not something you...
	Can you just carry lidocaine to do at home?
	No, he's cool, though.
	He's, like, a friend.
	Okay.
	Oh, shit.
	I mean, like, I don't mind.
	I would make him a friend, too, if he asked me to check it out, right?
	I don't mind.
	That's all right, quick.
	I don't know, Will.
	That's called taking butt stuff to a whole new level, you know?
	Okay, back to the podcast.
	You probably got a bunch of crazy stories, man.
	This is actually hilarious.
	Alright, that was great.
	How did we even end up there?
	Oh, the erectile dysfunction.
	That's how we did that.
	Okay, so we understand why you left.
	There was other issues, but that's a pretty large issue.
	Those two are kind of large.
	Small, to be exact.
	I'm trying, bro!
	Are your parents still together?
	No, they got divorced and became friends after.
	They were enemies while they were together.
	And afterwards, they're lovely.
	They're amicable now?
	Lovely.
	They're just really good roommates.
	Oh, they still live together?
	They were really great parents.
	They just weren't for each other.
	Yeah.
	Do they still live with each other?
	No.
	Oh, okay, because you said roommates.
	Okay, but when you were growing up.
	Yeah, every Christmas, we all are still together, yeah.
	Birth control?
	No?
	No.
	Okay, Puerto Ricans.
	You know how it is.
	They don't want to stop.
	And then what about you?
	Hi, my name is Jade.
	Jade, okay.
	How old are you, Jade?
	I'm 20.
	Okay.
	What's your background?
	Where is your family from?
	My dad is Canadian and I was born in Vancouver, Canada.
	Are you Chinese?
	No, my mom's Korean.
	What's your dad then?
	He's white.
	Because Vancouver has a huge Chinese population, right?
	Yeah, Asian population is pretty big in Canada.
	Yeah, because when you say Vancouver, I know there's a lot of Chinese there.
	Are you American too or just Canadian?
	I have an American citizenship because we live in Florida now, so.
	Okay.
	Nice.
	Alright.
	Good choice.
	But you live in Vancouver.
	You're just here visiting?
	No, I live here.
	You actually do live, okay.
	But I go to school in New York.
	Okay, so you live in Miami?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Where do you go to school?
	You don't have to say if you don't want to, but I'm assuming you're in college in New York?
	Yes, I'm a second year.
	I go to New York University.
	NYU? Yes.
	Okay.
	Alright, what are you majoring in?
	Are you like in art or something?
	I'm pre-law, so I'm on tracks taking courses for law, politics, and government.
	Cool.
	Alright.
	I'm assuming you want to be a lawyer in that field, right?
	Yes.
	Okay.
	Relationship status?
	I recently just broke up with my boyfriend.
	Oh shit.
	Why?
	It was something really stupid.
	He didn't trust me.
	No way!
	And he blew up in my face and I can't have a man who doesn't put God in the center of a relationship.
	I agree.
	Along with raising your voice at your partner.
	Because I don't do that.
	Exactly.
	He's bad for you.
	Glad you're single now.
	He's Italian.
	What did you do though?
	Oh shit.
	I didn't do anything.
	That's what they all say, though.
	Really, what did you do?
	No.
	I genuinely didn't.
	He lied to me first.
	I caught him in it.
	And then he said, well, you're friends are this.
	What did he lie about, though?
	He lied about the fact that he was conversating with his ex.
	He cut the conversation, like, really short.
	But I was like, but I have all of this.
	Where was he talking to her?
	On text or Instagram?
	iMessage.
	iMessage?
	Yeah.
	But so, how did that lead to him saying he doesn't trust you?
	Because we found out it was actually our friend.
	Who is we?
	Like, me and my friend.
	Oh, okay.
	She didn't tell me she was doing this, but she went behind my back and pretended to be his ex and texted him.
	Wow.
	And she said, she said, look, like, he did this.
	Like, you shouldn't be with him.
	So I was like, okay.
	I confronted him.
	But then he was like, no, like, you know, I barely talked to her.
	I just said, I have a girlfriend.
	That's it.
	I was like, no, you're lying because I have five screenshots.
	So, he said he couldn't trust you because you employed undercover tactics?
	I did.
	She was behind my back.
	She was behind my back and did it.
	Excuse me.
	He just broke up and said, oh, like, your friend did this and that's your friend, so it's your responsibility.
	And then we just broke up.
	So, he broke up with you?
	Yes, he did.
	Shit.
	Would you have stayed if he apologized?
	If he was willing to work on not yelling in my face every time he was mad and just...
	He has bad anger issues.
	So I don't think I could.
	But you still picked him.
	Yeah, I did.
	All right.
	Interesting.
	It's a lot of sense.
	All right.
	So recently single.
	All right.
	That's why she's here on spring break, right?
	Everybody loves a little toxic masculinity, right?
	Are your parents still together?
	Yes, they are.
	All right.
	Cool.
	And then breath control for you?
	I'm on and off with it.
	But right now, I'm assuming no?
	No, I'm not on it.
	Yeah, okay.
	Alright, so, cool.
	Laurie, why don't you introduce yourself to the people real fast?
	The guests of honor.
	We got Laura Loomer in the house.
	So, thanks for having me.
	My name is Laura Loomer.
	I'm a conservative investigative journalist, also the most banned, censored woman in the world.
	I brought you all signed copies of my book tonight, too, so you can have the book.
	Appreciate that.
	I'm originally from Tucson, Arizona, and I live in Florida.
	And I have my own show.
	It's called Bloomer Unleashed.
	It's on Rumble.
	I'm an author, as I said.
	I also do some political consulting.
	And just, I guess, what else?
	What else do you want to know?
	- Body comp?
	- No, I'm just joking, I'm joking.
	- I'm a fem-cell.
	- I'm a fem-cell, seriously.
	- Biden's people hate you, right?
	- Yeah, I'm a fem-cell.
	I don't believe in casual sex.
	I don't believe in polygamy.
	And so for me like I don't I'm 30 years old and I don't I've never I know right like that you have the sound effects right but no seriously I'm 30 years old and I understand that I'm 30 and I'm single, but that's because of my choices, right?
	So I've always prioritized my career.
	I would love to meet somebody.
	It's not that I wouldn't prioritize a man, but it's just really hard these days to meet somebody that wants to accept your lifestyle, right?
	It's not that I'm out here hoeing around or I'm not even on Instagram.
	I don't sleep around.
	I'm not on dating apps, none of that stuff.
	But I just think that when you're a public figure and you work a lot and you're in the limelight You have people that want to clout chase.
	You have people that sometimes they want to date you.
	Like, I get asked that all the time, but it's like, I don't want to date a fan, right?
	You don't want to date fans because they have this idea of, like, who you are, and they don't really want to know who you are, if that makes sense, right?
	So it's always fun until...
	It's not fun.
	It's not fun, right?
	Because, you know, there's a lot of stress.
	It's not fun.
	It's not easy being a public figure.
	So I just say I'm a femme cell because I don't...
	What?
	I'm sorry.
	What does that mean?
	Well, I don't sleep with people.
	Well, I'm not going to sleep with anybody unless, well, I'm in a relationship with them.
	Got it.
	Yeah.
	But what was the term that you used?
	Stem cell.
	You know, they say incel, right?
	Oh, stem cell.
	No, like stem cell.
	But like a play on words.
	Like stem cell.
	No, it's not stem cell.
	It's actually a play on incel.
	Oh, okay.
	Yeah.
	Cool.
	And then we were talking about this before.
	I don't take birth control to answer that question.
	And my parents are divorced.
	Okay.
	I was going to ask you, why did they ban you?
	Because when you said you're not on Instagram, everyone at the table was shocked and stuff.
	Why did they ban you off Instagram?
	She's a conservative.
	So yeah, I'm a conservative.
	And so I got banned in 2019.
	There were a lot of like really high, well, the biggest, some of the biggest pro-Trump accounts online got shut down in 2019.
	And then they falsely accused us of being dangerous individuals.
	And there was this whole, you know, really big press conference that was issued about it.
	And, you know, like President Trump had to have a press conference about it at the White House.
	And they pretty much banned the top five pro-Trump accounts off Facebook and Instagram.
	And mine was one of them.
	And so, yeah, just got permanently banned.
	And I was banned on Twitter, too, but in 2018.
	And I only just got it back.
	I'm banned everywhere.
	I'm banned on Venmo, Cash App.
	No way.
	I'm banned on GoFundMe.
	I'm sorry.
	Are you going to make a new one?
	I'm banned on Uber.
	I'm banned on Lyft.
	I'm banned on Uber Eats.
	I didn't know they could do that.
	It's like, damn, a girl's gotta eat, you know?
	How about us?
	There's people, I saw someone in the chat was like, she looks too skinny.
	I'm like, yeah, well, I'm banned on Uber Eats, right?
	They're starving me to death.
	I can't even eat.
	Yeah, no, it's crazy.
	The censorship.
	And it's funny, because when Elon took over X, he even admitted that when he looked at the numbers, that conservative creators were banned something like three to five times as much as liberal creators.
	So, you know, censorship is crazy.
	But I'm like an anomaly, because I'm Jewish, you know?
	And so...
	Oh, wait, we're not allowed to say that word, right?
	Yeah, you go ahead.
	Go ahead.
	No, and so, you know, like, there's all these groups, right?
	Like, you have the ADL, and you have all these, like, Jewish organizations that push for censorship, but then when you have a Jewish person that is censored and actually shut down and, you know, like, really banned on extreme levels, they don't want to help because, well, I'm conservative, right?
	And so it's a tough spot to be in, but it's all right.
	You know, it is what it is.
	Wow.
	Yeah.
	So...
	Yeah, we can hit the chat, so do you have a question for the girls before I reach out to her?
	No, you know, I was actually hoping for a more degenerate feeling.
	That's a good panel of chicks, man.
	I just came really excited because usually you guys have, like the panel you had the other night with the porn star that was lying about, you know, being a virgin.
	That was crazy.
	She said she was a virgin and then we pulled a video of her like...
	No way.
	It sounds like, compared to usual, right?
	Your panel tonight is pretty...
	We won't say.
	But yeah, she was capping.
	When the girls get talking, you never know.
	Yeah.
	Alright, so I'll read some of the chats here.
	It's Friday, so you guys know what we do.
	We normally read your guys' questions.
	The real Laura Luber.
	So from this point forward, we're going to go 50 bucks, right?
	Yeah.
	Oh yeah, this was from the other show, actually.
	We missed this one.
	This is when we had that girl.
	The wannabe Virgin Mary is making me regressing.
	We shouldn't have Sharia law.
	She said she reads the Quran.
	Well, the Quran says we need to stone horse.
	That was my super chat to you the other night.
	Yeah, when that girl was lying.
	So I wish we had read that one on air, but we missed it.
	Okay, Aurelian Views goes, seeing as this panel is on the last 20% of their eggs, how important is it for you to have kids?
	And would you give up your career to be a stay-at-home wife, or would you continue to pursue it and let them be raised by an iPad babysitter in the public school system?
	So how important is it for you to have kids?
	And would you give up your career to be a...
	Yes.
	Okay, so we can start here.
	Would you give up your career right now to be a stay-at-home wife, or would you continue to pursue your career?
	Well, they're not talking to me because I am thriving over here with eggs and everything, but no, not yet.
	I feel like I'm in my prime.
	I really just started my career like two years ago, and so it's going great, and I want to see where it takes me.
	We could do a raise of hands here.
	Wait, how important is it for you to raise your hands?
	Damn, I wish you could...
	So basically, give up your career and then have kids.
	Yeah.
	We just cut it short there.
	Would anyone give up their career to have kids right now?
	Raise of hands.
	Right here.
	One, two.
	I mean, I would, in a sense, yeah.
	Okay.
	Wait, wait.
	Do you have a husband or boyfriend?
	Husband.
	Why do you have kids?
	I do have kids from my previous marriage, but I would love to have more.
	Oh, you want more?
	I do.
	Oh, okay.
	Yes, for sure.
	I actually did give up my career, not to have kids, but to be engaged.
	Like, I was, like, at the top of my modeling career, and my ex-fiance was super controlling, and he, at first, acted like he wasn't, and then when I started getting close to, like, Lil Wayne and Lil Baby and those big artists, He was like, oh no, you need to be closed in.
	And I literally retired because of that.
	He didn't trust you?
	You look kind of familiar though.
	I've seen before somewhere.
	I'm gonna tell you how.
	Are you a Maybach girl?
	Actually, Rick Ross sponsors my podcast.
	That's the closest to that.
	You do look familiar.
	It's funny that you said that.
	I've done a lot of big videos.
	Yeah, I wasn't staring at you earlier.
	I thought you rolled your eyes at me, but I was like, I didn't know if I rubbed you the wrong way, but you look a little familiar.
	I was like, you look like you've been in a music video.
	Yeah, I've been in a lot of big videos.
	I'm going to tell you where we met.
	So we met at Liv, and you actually asked me to come on the podcast, and My response was, hell no.
	And the reason why is because you guys were making very racist remarks on one of your podcasts that I did not like.
	What did we say?
	You were basically saying, I don't know the word for word verbatim, but you basically said like the Shaniquas and the Shaquandas, like you don't like girls with names and shenanigans.
	And like me, I'm light-skinned, but I have a black sister, like dark-skinned sister.
	So that, it hit me.
	I'm like, wait a second, you as an African-American dark-skinned individual to say something like that, I was like, wow, like that's crazy.
	So it took me a while.
	I can't have my own preferences?
	No, you can, but it just made the girls with those type of names, I feel like, feel bad.
	Because it's like, dang, if my name is that, am I in this specific category of being ratchet just because my parents named me that?
	Because I've met girls with those type of names, the most polite, respectable women.
	And then I've met girls named Karen or Becky or whatever other names you want to think of that are super ratchet.
	So I feel like that's like a stigmatism.
	Like, it's whether your name is this or that, that should not matter.
	So when girls say, I don't like niggas, I don't get upset.
	I just say, oh, she'll like me.
	Cool.
	Why are you taking it that serious?
	It's just like, what I like, what I don't like.
	But that's not as broad.
	I mean, that's more broad than saying...
	Niggas is broad as fuck!
	How is it racist, though?
	He's a nigga?
	By saying, if your name's Shaquander...
	But he's black.
	I was kidding!
	But he's really black.
	Like, not just black, but black, black.
	Okay, you were kidding!
	I was trolling!
	Okay, you were trolling.
	Okay.
	Let's put all these hats!
	Okay.
	Okay, so you were trolling.
	You weren't for real.
	There is some truth to it.
	And to be honest with you, to answer you, why I kind of looked at you and rolled my eyes is because I googled you before I got here.
	And sometimes Google is not correct.
	But the first thing that came up on your name was anti-Muslim.
	And it's Ramadan, so I feel like that was kind of ironic that she's a host during Ramadan, anti-Muslim.
	So I wanted to ask you directly, is that the case?
	I don't hate Muslims.
	I mean, right?
	We just grabbed some food right before coming on the show.
	I wouldn't be on your show if I hated Muslims, right?
	Yeah.
	Okay, so Google's a lie.
	I'm not anti-Muslim, but I am anti-Islam.
	Like, I'm not a fan of Islam, because, you know, it's an oppressive ideology.
	I think that it's a supremacist ideology, and it oppresses women.
	And, like, you yourself, you said you were joking, but you're not joking, right?
	When you said your parents left because you're Christian, you left because in these countries where they have Sharia law, you are not able to practice your religion fully.
	Freely, right?
	And so here in the United States of America, where they say we have so-called freedom of religion, yeah, well, like Muslims here in America are not living in reality because that's not the reality for like 90% of the world's Muslims, right?
	Like two billion of the world's Muslims.
	And so because I speak out about human rights violations, right, like I'm not in favor of stoning women, only whores, right?
	Only the whores, okay?
	Only the whores.
	Um, I'm not in favor of throwing gays off of buildings, right?
	I'm not a fan of all these, you know, free Palestine whack jobs running around the streets of Miami that are calling for the eradication of Israel and Jews.
	I'm just not down with that, right?
	But I don't hate Muslim people.
	I just, I'm not...
	I'm a fan of Islam as an ideology, but I look at people on an individual basis.
	But yeah, you can't really read Google because I like to joke, and it's not really even a joke because it's real, but Jeffrey Dahmer, you know, the serial killer, we have the same birthday.
	We have the same birthday as Jeffrey Dahmer and he has a nicer Wikipedia page than mine.
	Like, they give him a nicer Wikipedia than me.
	Damn.
	Yeah, and he hate people.
	And that's what she said.
	And he hate people, right?
	And that's what she said.
	She was like, we gotta take that with a grain of salt because sometimes Google is not accurate.
	So I had to ask you myself.
	Yeah.
	And I understand your answer.
	I see where you're coming from.
	I mean, I'm anti-Islam.
	I'm not anti-Muslim, if that makes sense.
	Okay.
	And I'm certainly not a white supremacist and all that other shit they say about me online.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Yeah, the internet always sensationalizes things.
	But I'm glad that you, but I did catch you rolling your eyes at me.
	I'm sorry, I'm like a Sagittarius.
	My emotion is showing my name.
	Sagittarius?
	Yes!
	Hold on, hold on.
	That night must be angry.
	Wait, wait, what night was it?
	It was a long time ago.
	It was like when you guys, around the time that you guys had that episode, like literally right after.
	That was a while ago.
	Which episode in particular?
	Dabble in the dark.
	Oh, the joke where we say we don't dabble in the dark?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Yeah, like stuff like that.
	Like how you guys say it.
	It's like you could have said like my preference is this, but saying things like Shanika or Shaquanda and dabble in the dark, I feel like that's almost borderline racist.
	If you ask me.
	I think it's funny.
	How am I going to be?
	I mean.
	What the?
	We make jokes on everybody.
	We roast everybody equally.
	I mean...
	You see all the ethnic hats I have here.
	So it's like, I make fun of everybody.
	My thing is, I love when people say we're racist, and I'm just like, well, I guess we, whatever, because we roast everybody equally.
	But some racists tend to be more sensitive than others.
	We make Asian jokes, they never complain, right?
	But when we say something about black people, right?
	They didn't say shit, but as soon as we used to make a joke about black people, you ain't letting me.
	It was like, come on, man.
	It's so serious, man.
	They get so butt hurt, man.
	Enjoy life.
	It's crazy.
	But I just feel like people use that word so loosely.
	Logically speaking, why call them a racist when you're black, right?
	You consider yourself to be black, right?
	If they didn't like...
	Well, he's black, too, right?
	They're both black.
	So if they didn't like black people, why would they have black people on the show?
	It's just I think that...
	People are too sensitive and they use the word racist or bigoted when really it's just about preferences.
	Isn't everybody allowed to have their own person that they're attracted to?
	No, and I agree.
	And when he explained that, I'm seeing the different view of it.
	But at first I was like, oh no, I can't.
	I can't.
	See, I'm at it at Liv.
	I just remember whose table I was at.
	Was it Soulja Boy?
	Uh-uh.
	We were at some artist's table, though.
	It was just me, you, and the artist.
	And they, like, introduced us, and I damn near was like, I don't even want to shake your hand.
	And you were like, like, you felt some type of way about it, and I was like, this is why.
	That was a long time ago.
	I was going to say, because Fresh doesn't remember, because you got elephant memory.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	He remembers people all the time, so that's why I was like, wait.
	Because I was like, she looks mad familiar.
	But, okay, cool.
	Well, listen, you know what?
	Now you know what?
	We're not racist.
	Okay, I love that.
	There you go.
	Yeah, racist everybody.
	Okay.
	Oh, bad.
	What else do we got here?
	Okay, I like the diversity.
	It's only too appropriate that with the two Linglings, you also brought on some Pokemon tonight.
	Goddamn.
	This one's for the next cup of Henny.
	Man, this podcast is going to have to be our Rumble only, man.
	Goddamn.
	This is fucking crazy.
	We got 23,000 of y'all watching, by the way.
	Shout out to you guys.
	Dang, I thought TradThoughts only be on Twitter.
	Don't think they leave the house.
	Oh, no.
	Red Pill saying...
	Okay.
	Stupid Richard Nixon?
	Yep.
	Simple Horse.
	Love you, FNF from SOS Canada.
	All right.
	Okay.
	Appreciate that.
	Nate says, Hey, friends of your team.
	Just wanted to check in and see if you've kept in touch with Skippy since his appearance on the podcast.
	I hope he's doing well.
	And we'd love to hear any updates on how he's doing.
	Dude, I tried to reach out to him.
	He didn't respond.
	We texted Kid P. He never responded.
	We want to bring him back.
	And also, he's still begging for money.
	So, bro, it's like, at this point, bro, it should help you.
	Do what you want to do, bro.
	He's still, bro.
	What?
	What does he do?
	Still acting the same.
	We tried, bro.
	We tried.
	But I did reach out to him to come back on.
	He never responded.
	Master1010.
	Shout out to you, bro.
	Thanks, bro.
	Ricky Sticky goes, ask the ladies, if you were trying to get as much sex as possible, how many different guys would you sleep with in a month?
	What?
	That's a fucked up question, man.
	That's a weird question.
	There you go.
	That's not a weird.
	That's not attractive.
	That's not a flex.
	But that's not a flex.
	They'll never admit that.
	Y'all gotta ask questions that like, come on, man.
	I don't know.
	Alright, JBK goes, ladies, a lot of women today say men have become really soft and feminized.
	In what way in particular do you think men are acting more feminine than you've seen?
	That's a good one.
	So ladies, in your experience dealing with men in general, what are some ways that you've noticed that men have become more effeminate?
	We can start...
	With Chicago.
	Yeah, we can start with y'all.
	I think men expecting the same...
	I think when they, like, expect the same treatment that we expect from them as far as, like, gifts.
	Can you give us an example?
	Okay, gifts?
	Gifts go, like, for example, Valentine's Day or something.
	Okay.
	If, like, the girls are getting something because it's normal.
	It's Valentine's Day and they're like, you didn't get me anything?
	Okay.
	No, it's not your day.
	Okay.
	No, I didn't get anything.
	Wait, but don't you care?
	I know.
	Yeah, I do.
	That's why we have Sweetest Day.
	Do you guys not have that here?
	No.
	What is it called?
	That's a Midwest thing.
	We don't have that over here.
	Actually, someone brought it up last year, I remember, and I learned.
	I know it's big in Chicago.
	Is it whole Midwest?
	Yeah, it's dedicated to the guys, and Valentine's Day is supposed to be dedicated to the girls.
	We don't have that here.
	I've never seen a practice on the East Coast.
	No.
	Well, I think it's a Midwestern thing only.
	I mean, chat, let me know what y'all think.
	Well, I think getting gifts from a girl is gay anyway, so.
	Alright, so the expectation of getting a gift.
	Okay, what about you?
	She hit her right on the head on the nail, you know, we sisters, so we probably was thinking about the same thing.
	But, yeah, just really honestly thinking that they don't have to court us.
	I believe, I don't know, maybe I'm just traditional, like, you know, the new feminist, feminism wave and stuff.
	Maybe other people view it differently, but this is my opinion.
	I think that men, if you see a beautiful woman, not even just beautiful, but if she has something going on for herself and, you know, she not a bum, she out here trying or whatever the case may be, and she got like some type of value, you are supposed to court her.
	You are not the prize.
	She is.
	She's going to be the one that's going to have to carry your baby for nine months.
	She's going to be the one that's going to have to sit down and watch the kids or whatever the case may be, unless you don't work, unless you don't get money or whatever the case may be.
	I just believe that men need to realize that a good woman, not like a hoe or nothing like that, a good woman is the prize.
	She's the prize.
	A lot of bitches out here, it's like, I don't know, they probably don't lost their head, but when you find a good woman, she's the prize.
	I think a good man is the prize.
	Thank you.
	Honestly, I don't think it's the women.
	In this day and age, let's be honest, we can all live in Princess, Disney World, La La Land, where it's like, oh, you know, I'm a princess, and I'm going to have my little Prince Charming come and swoop me up.
	I deserve to be treated like a princess.
	No.
	The reality is we're living in a world of Instagram.
	We're living in a world of OnlyFans.
	Yeah.
	I don't have Instagram.
	I don't have OnlyFans.
	But I sure as hell know that, like, you know, any guy that, like, I would be dating or have dated in the past or, like, you know, any guy out there who's on these sites is going to be inundated with a million girls a day online, like, just showing their tits and ass for free.
	So, like, there's kind of, like, this incentive.
	Well, a lack of incentive, I guess.
	Like, why would a guy, like, put effort into courting a woman these days when there's so many whores online that are willing to just give everything to everyone?
	And so they've ruined it.
	So this mentality of like, oh, the woman is the prize.
	Women are a dime in a dozen these days.
	Most of these guys, they don't give a shit about what kind of woman you are.
	They're just looking for a hole to stick their cock in.
	Okay, so I have a question.
	But let me just finish this.
	I think a good man is the prize because it's really hard to meet a guy these days that's monogamous, right?
	Like, loyal.
	You're not going to meet many loyal men these days.
	A lot of guys will say things like, oh, well, I just don't believe in monogamy, or I don't need to be loyal, or, you know, I'm a high-value man.
	What did you think?
	You think that I, like, made all this money just so I could fuck one woman for the rest of my life?
	Right?
	I watch your show.
	Thanks, Laura, for exposing me.
	That's what I do.
	To each their own, right?
	And if a guy's gonna live their life that way, fine.
	As long as they're respectful towards you as a person, I don't really care how people choose to live their life.
	But in this day and age, women need to get off their high horse, and it's more of like, in my opinion, the prize is the man.
	I agree with you.
	Okay, so I have a question.
	So, do you believe that, like, do you actively court men first?
	Like, you take the initiative and court them.
	Take them out.
	If I like somebody, I mean, I don't, look, like, I'm not, I'm not anybody's sugar mama, like, I'm not gonna be some guy's, like, sugar mama, you know?
	Right, no, no, but.
	But if I like somebody, yeah, I've paid for a bill before, like, I've, I've had no problem paying.
	In the first stages.
	I have no problem with paying for a bill in the first stages of dating.
	And so you'll, like, actively be like, hey, I like you, let's go out, I'll take you on a date, we'll hop the band.
	No, like, usually, like, we both...
	I see that you're valuable.
	Here's $50, go get your toes done.
	I'm talking about the beginning stages of a relationship.
	Once you realize that a man is, like, a good man, obviously, that's our job, to nurture them, to love them, to uplift them, to show them that they're a king.
	No, but in the beginning stages...
	Are you the one that's pursuing him?
	You're the prize.
	Sometimes, yeah.
	Because that's my thing.
	If we're all equal here, right?
	If men and women are equal, why is it just the woman is the prize?
	Don't men deserve to be lifted up, too?
	Don't you think that?
	Yeah, absolutely.
	You're always like, oh, we want guys to say, oh, hey, baby, you're so tired.
	I'm sure work was so hard.
	Let me book you a pedicure and a massage and rub your feet.
	Oh, and we hang out, Netflix, chill, whatever.
	Whatever it is that people do these days, right?
	Like, what about, oh, hey, baby, like, I know you're working really hard, and, you know, you took me out for dinner last week, and it was really nice.
	Why don't I book you a massage?
	Or why don't I give you a massage?
	Like, I just think that women are very demanding, and I think that, like, as a woman that doesn't act like a hoe, it's really hard because so many of these men have been just so emotionally damaged by women that take them for a ride, right?
	Like, they just want them.
	They expect, like, what makes you think that...
	Just because you're meeting a guy, he doesn't know you.
	Like, why do you expect to go to Nobu on the first date, right?
	Like, why do women feel so entitled to have men spend so much money?
	Like, you see these videos online where they're like, oh, so what is the average amount of money a guy should spend on the first date?
	If he doesn't spend $250, I'm not talking to him ever again.
	I agree with you on that.
	That's not the idea that I'm talking about.
	I'm not really talking about like materialistic stuff or like, you know, just like really naive stuff like, oh, if he don't spend $100,000 a million the first month, he can't keep me, no.
	I'm talking about a man seeing your worth and coming to you saying like, okay, I want to take a hold of your hand through the club, making sure you stray, not leaving you.
	You wouldn't be at the club, though.
	You wouldn't be at the club.
	But if you were a high-value woman that a guy would want to actually chase as a prize, you're not going to be...
	No high-value woman is going to be at the club.
	That's not necessarily true.
	No, it is true.
	In many lifestyles, we have to be at the club.
	We have to hold clubs like four times a week as an artist.
	I think what's happening here, your world is different from her world.
	Yeah, and I understand her world.
	I do.
	But also, keep in mind, people that are going to date you aren't on that type of time.
	I guess I should qualify it.
	If you're working as an artist, right, and you're performing or you're getting paid to perform at a club, then fine.
	But if you're a woman that's like, you know, girls night with her friends, then it's different.
	So I guess you could be the exception to the rule.
	But no high value woman is going to be in the club unless they're working like as a DJ or an artist, right?
	But the problem here is that those guys that are going to date you are going to be like on different time of time and they're like trying to smash them down.
	So industry niggas are different.
	Yeah.
	That's the other thing too.
	That's the exact reason.
	Tell her story.
	You said your fiancé didn't want you around these individuals anymore and that's why you left it, right?
	Was this the guy that you're with now?
	No.
	That was her ex-fiancé.
	Okay, so your ex-fiance didn't like it, and then I guess once you left the industry, you just stayed out the industry and found another guy?
	So I'm not gonna lie, I've met the other guy, it's funny, he used to be, he would provide jet skis and yachts for the videos, and I never really paid him no mind, and then out of nowhere, it's funny, he tells me that, because he got his teeth done, I finally gave him the time of day, which is not true, I'm not shallow, but...
	Well, you didn't see him.
	You didn't see him before, bro.
	Then he smiled.
	Oh yeah, baby.
	It didn't hurt.
	It didn't hurt.
	I have preferences.
	No, yeah.
	I like a nice smile.
	So, wait.
	Okay.
	So, just so I make sure I get this.
	So, you originally had it.
	So, how old were you when you had this fiance that told you you got to get out the game?
	I was about 25, 26.
	You were 25, 26.
	So, you meet this guy.
	How long have you guys been dating at this point?
	We literally was dating for a month, and he made it seem like to me, he was like, he got me the Rolls Royce, he got my teeth done, he got me the AP, and he's like, I want you to be this big artist, right?
	And then when I became this big artist model, I was getting too much attention, and he was like, oh wait, hold on.
	We need to hide you now.
	He sold exotic cars.
	Okay, so he sold exotic cars, he puts you on, and then you get a lot of attention.
	Then he says, never mind.
	Yes.
	Says, you gotta leave.
	Yes.
	So, but you were doing the modeling again before that, right?
	Yes.
	I'm not gonna lie, I was killing it in the game too, so.
	What kind of modeling though?
	Like for videos.
	Like I was like the main model for- For your clothes off though?
	No.
	No OnlyFans.
	No, but what kind of modeling?
	When I say clothes, I'm not talking bra and panty.
	I'm saying, wear your clothes off.
	No, my clothes was not off.
	So I was modeling in videos.
	A video video.
	I'm just trying to understand this because a lot of these rap videos, right?
	The models are pretty much not really wearing clothes.
	And I agree.
	So that's why I'm trying to understand, because I would understand if a guy got jealous of, like, his woman was taking their clothes off.
	So that's why I'm asking you, like, was it bra, panty?
	Was it top?
	Was it, like...
	So the difference between...
	There's different models in the industry, okay?
	Yeah.
	So there's models that you book for, like, $200, $300, and then there's models that are getting books for a couple thousands, like, main parts.
	Like, the video is about them.
	Those were the type of videos that I was doing.
	Okay.
	Like the main part of it.
	What were some of the music videos that you were in?
	A video with Lil Wayne, Dexta Dabbs, Call Me If video literally was about me if you look into that.
	I did like three, four Kodak videos, Lil Baby, Gucci.
	So you're like a kitchen killer basically?
	Yeah, Bernice Burgos, Keisha.
	But you did those music videos before you met your guy?
	Before I met him, yeah.
	So then you met him.
	He puts you on to do music, you said?
	Yeah.
	Okay, yeah.
	I actually rap and sing.
	Okay, so you went from modeling to doing music.
	Then he said, okay.
	And once you started getting around artists, he didn't like that.
	He told you you gotta stop.
	So you stopped, and then you were with him for how long, you said?
	A month?
	No.
	And he got you this stuff?
	Yeah, and within the first month, he got me all those things.
	Okay, and then how long did it take until you guys were...
	Do I know this guy?
	What the fuck?
	Probably.
	Are you in SAG after?
	And then how long were you guys together?
	Because you said this is your fiancé, so you got engaged.
	How long were you guys together?
	We were only together for like six months, and then he went to prison.
	Okay, nah, I don't know this nigga.
	Did he propose to you before he went in or out?
	Yeah, before.
	He got me like five engagement rings and I pawned all of them.
	Oh my gosh.
	What the fuck?
	What did he go to prison for?
	My nigga said, my time's short.
	He went to prison because...
	Supposedly, they said that the exotic cars that he was selling, he was reselling them.
	You know that old stuff back in the day, people would sell cars to somebody and then repo them and resell them?
	They said that's what he was doing.
	It's almost like title fraud.
	Was it feds or state?
	Feds.
	Oh, he's done.
	Is he still in now?
	No, he got out recently.
	So probably wire fraud.
	Literally, yeah.
	1343.
	18 USC, 1343.
	Who got him, FBI? Yeah.
	So, okay, so he goes in, before he goes in, he proposes to you, and then you, how long did you stay with him while he was in?
	No, we broke up right before he went in because I literally wasn't with the whole...
	Like, I'm the type of person when I meet you, I need the real you.
	Don't act like you're with my modeling career, my artist career.
	Give me all this stuff to build me up and then basically try to break me down.
	So when I realized he was on that type of time...
	Wait, I'm confused.
	So did he get in...
	Was he going to jail when he gave you the rings?
	No.
	Okay, so he had not been arrested yet.
	No.
	Okay, so six months with you, he proposes.
	Yes.
	You accept it.
	Yes.
	Then he gets locked up immediately after.
	Yes.
	I broke up with him, pawned all the rings.
	Then he went in.
	Before he went in.
	But after he got arrested, you were like, I'm out.
	I'm not going to lie.
	I still, because he looked out for me a lot while he was out, I'm not going to just turn my back on him.
	So I still was putting money on his books, making sure he was straight and stuff like that.
	For how long?
	For like half a year.
	For six months.
	Okay.
	So for like a year, you guys were together, sort of.
	No, we were not together, but I still was there for him, like, in a way.
	Alright, and then you met your new guy.
	Wait, with his money?
	No.
	Oh.
	I mean, she's on the ring, so yeah.
	Yeah, so okay, and then you met your new guy, and then you just, okay.
	No, there's something in between that, so I met a new guy.
	The timeline isn't matching, like, that's why.
	No, it's gonna sound crazy.
	So, he went to jail.
	I held him down for six months, even though we weren't together.
	Then I met a new guy.
	He went to jail.
	I guess I like a certain type of guy.
	You gotta type.
	Oh, you have a preference.
	She gave him a preference.
	But then, now the guy I'm with...
	Hey, that's racist.
	You don't date white guys with good credit?
	Yeah.
	And don't do crime stuff, man.
	That's racist.
	God love you, too.
	No, but how?
	Never go to jail.
	Imagine.
	Do you date white men?
	I used to.
	I actually was dating a guy, he was Jewish and Italian, and he was freaking crazy.
	He told me that he was gonna get a private investigator to investigate me.
	Don't get me wrong, I had a good...
	Sounds very Jewish.
	I had a good Neiman Marcus every day, credit card on deck, everything, but like sometimes...
	I bet you did have a credit card on deck dating a Jewish man.
	Literally.
	No, I'm not gonna lie.
	Financially, it was good, but my mental health is way more important than that.
	I literally gave all that back.
	That's why I don't date Jewish men anymore.
	They're crazy.
	That's racist.
	That's so racist.
	No, they're lovely.
	You're an anti-Semite.
	No, I'm not.
	If that was the case, I would have never dated him to begin with.
	No, there's just different cultures, I think, and it's not for everybody.
	It's not like, you know, there's not a standard.
	There are stereotypes.
	You see, I need a drink.
	Stereotypes exist for a reason, right?
	And there are certain characteristics with certain backgrounds, like certain ethnic groups that people date.
	It's true.
	Our preference.
	Well, not just preference.
	It's just the way people behave or the way their families act.
	And eventually, you don't really see these things until you're about six months in.
	You don't really know somebody.
	You can't really...
	Say you're dating somebody until you're about six, seven months in, because you don't really know the person until about six months in.
	See, I'm different.
	That's when the mask falls off.
	I'm different.
	Once we go on a date and we're locked in, you're my man.
	Like, you're my man.
	When you give me the AP, you're my man.
	Until the feds come, nigga.
	No, don't get me wrong for fuck.
	I'm not going to lie.
	I used to be super materialistic.
	Are you still?
	No, I'm not.
	And the reason why is I never really told anybody this.
	I mentioned it on my podcast like a month ago, but I was super materialistic.
	But then February of last year, I got humbled.
	Oh, you turned 30.
	Because...
	You turned 30, so you got humbled.
	No, I'm going to tell you why I got humbled.
	I'm so single.
	So, you remember I told you my first fiance went to prison and the second one did.
	What's the second one going for?
	You were engaged to him too?
	No, we weren't engaged.
	The feds literally just knocked my door down and came through our house and they were actually looking for him.
	Did he go to J6? What is that?
	What is that?
	She's not gonna know.
	Okay, so they're doing fraud.
	Not you, but I mean the guys.
	What did the second guy get arrested for?
	They said that he robbed the two jewelry stores.
	Yo.
	I'll tell you this, man.
	No, you know what it is?
	I like to feel protected.
	I like a man that nobody's gonna mess with me behind the wall.
	You like your niggas.
	Wait, what?
	Not no more!
	Because my man now, he's like ex-army, about his business, into crypto, teaching me things.
	He's not into that type of life.
	So I'm trying something different, guys.
	So only after the chaos.
	Okay, so you said you got humbled in February of last year.
	So, okay, they knocked your door down.
	That means they have a search warrant automatically or an arrest warrant.
	Which one was it?
	Both.
	Oh, fuck.
	Okay.
	Who came in?
	From two different...
	What did the jacket say?
	I have selective memory.
	I try to forget those type of things.
	I don't know.
	But I just know it's from two different states.
	Like, they flew in specifically from two different states for him.
	But it was feds?
	Yeah.
	Damn.
	They flew in.
	Wait.
	Like, they flew in from D.C. and Jacksonville.
	Yeah, that's fine.
	But there was another case office that did it.
	But, like, so it was the FBI? Yeah.
	And then was it, you said another agent?
	Was it, no, it wouldn't be DEA. It was probably maybe Homeland that came?
	ATF? Yeah.
	ATF? I think.
	Oh, well, they robbed it with guns?
	I'm not saying he robbed anybody.
	Okay, well, allegedly, sorry.
	They robbed the jewelry store, right?
	That's what they said.
	Allegedly.
	Okay, maybe it was ATF because that's a firearm crime.
	Okay, alright.
	How did we even get here?
	So two guys she got arrested by the fence.
	Well, basically, they took a lot of money and jewelry from me, so it made me realize, like, all that material stuff is not everything.
	You know what I'm saying?
	If it was purchased correctly, it would have been fine.
	It is.
	Who bought you that necklace?
	Who bought you that necklace?
	Who bought you that?
	Oh, my ex-fiancé.
	Why are you still wearing it?
	You bought it?
	That's pretty.
	The Wire Friday or the Jewelry Sweat?
	Oh, my God.
	You got a man as an ex-army guy, crypto-learning, big guy, taking care of you, and you're still wearing that shit?
	It's pretty.
	Come on, bro.
	Stop.
	She's not materialistic.
	I'm not materialistic.
	That's all that matters.
	Don't you think it's disrespectful?
	Just like real talk, real talk, isn't it?
	Don't you think it's disrespectful?
	As a woman, if you found out that you were dating a guy and he went shopping and the girl took him for one of the...
	You know how sometimes women go shopping with their boyfriends and they say, oh, wear this, right?
	And they buy them something maybe.
	Wouldn't you get mad if your boyfriend was wearing a shirt that his ex bought him?
	Absolutely.
	But the thing about it is, I did not put that he bought me that until you asked me that.
	It's not like when I put a shirt on, oh, this person got me that.
	You know what I'm saying?
	My memory's not that.
	You should pawn that too.
	You won't pawn that one.
	Yo, Chad's gonna find her ex-boyfriend in here.
	I already know.
	Chad's gonna find her ex-boyfriend's...
	Oh my God.
	Was it the wire fraud guy or the jewelry robber?
	Which one?
	Who bought you that necklace?
	Wait, so what about if a guy gets you like a car or something?
	You can't drive a car.
	He got me a Rolls-Royce.
	He got me a Rolls-Royce, but when the Feds took him, they took that too.
	Your new boyfriend shouldn't worry about whoever got whatever in the past because it's mine now.
	No, they should though.
	Another question, if he bought me a car, you expect for my ex to be like, You can't drive that car anymore.
	What I'm saying is that there's sentimental value attached with everything.
	And so it's the same reason why people get upset with their partners or whoever they're dating or talking to for talking to their ex, right?
	Because the past is the past.
	And so anytime you're going to be, whether you want to admit it or not, subconsciously, if you're driving a car your ex got you or you're wearing a piece of jewelry or you're wearing a shirt, you're going to be thinking about your ex.
	And that's not romantic.
	See, I don't think that's true, but what I do agree with you is, I believe in energies.
	So, like, I believe sometimes you need to be out with the old and with the new.
	Like, I believe in that.
	So, I agree with you in some way with that.
	That perspective, yeah.
	But some things I really don't, like, when you got, I'm not saying I got a lot of stuff, but, like, you don't remember where everything, like, for example, do you know where you got that shirt from?
	This shirt?
	Yeah.
	Where'd you get it?
	I bought this at Dillard's.
	What about your pants?
	Um, I bought these.
	I just took the tags off.
	I bought these at Dillard's also.
	Okay, so that's relatively new because you said you got the tags off.
	This is so old.
	I have a really bad habit of buying clothes and then keeping them in my closet for a really long time and not taking the tags off, right?
	Because, I mean, we're women, right?
	We go shopping, and so I have a lot of stuff in my closet that just has tags on it because I get bored and I go shopping.
	Okay, that makes sense.
	See, this is from so long ago.
	My memory is so bad.
	I don't know.
	I didn't remember it so much.
	But you didn't forget to put it on, though.
	All right, that's all about it.
	I just gotta know, was it the jewelry guy or the wire fraud guy that got it?
	I don't think that I should say.
	It's probably the wire fraud guy.
	She said it was a while ago, so...
	Yo, Feds, you forgot something.
	You forgot something, Feds.
	Hey, man, I must hear you.
	I'm a civilian, bro.
	Wait, the question was, men are feminine nowadays.
	How does that manifest for you, I guess, in real life?
	That's some funny shit, man.
	I couldn't actually relate to a lot of what you said, just to be honest.
	Yeah, I mean, like, the one thing, like, I'm in SAG after I've done a music video or a commercial with Paul McCartney, so I kind of understand, like, that kind of lifestyle.
	But in terms of men, like...
	I just can't, like I, first of all, like I don't like to talk too badly about my exes because at one point I feel like I love them and it's important to keep that kind of privacy.
	You know, there's some level of respect that you should have for your previous partner.
	Except when they got hemorrhoids.
	No, that guy's cool and great.
	Oh yeah, I didn't like have a serious relationship.
	No.
	But I also think that you can't really tell who's a high-value man or a high-value woman off the bat.
	The looks are all superficial.
	You could rent a Lamborghini, pick a girl up, and then she'll like you or whatever.
	To be honest, I went on a date last night with this dinner with this Colombian guy, really sweet, matched on Raya, but he was a paraplegic.
	For the audience, real quick, because they might not know, Raya's an app for celebrities to meet girls.
	Like, for a girl, you can just get on there if you're pretty.
	But like, as a dude, you gotta have some kind of like, you gotta be on TV or have a social media presence or whatever to get on there.
	You gotta get accepted to get on there.
	But I think these days, like you said, it's so hard to find, like, a quality man.
	Or, like, that's what you're looking for, right?
	And you really want to make sure that that person's going to be with you.
	And I'm not talking about, like, be good to you now.
	I'm talking about, like, I see my patients.
	They're 60, 70.
	They've turned psychotic.
	They have lupus, neuropsychiatric.
	And their partner still visits every single day, takes care of them.
	You know, suctions if they're in the ICU. Suctions, all right.
	Chris, that's what you took from that?
	And so these are the important things like who's gonna stick around, who's gonna be there for you and your children and the rest of your family.
	I don't care if you buy me a car like you could save that money and like put it in an account for the kids.
	The question is are you gonna go out that Columbia guy again?
	Nope.
	Yeah, I am.
	You are?
	Yeah.
	You said he's a para...
	what?
	Well, he's just disabled.
	Okay, like he was in a wheelchair?
	Yeah, but he was really, really cool.
	How did he get on Raya?
	What does he do to get on Raya?
	You don't have to be a celebrity to be on Raya.
	You just have to...
	For the men, you do.
	You gotta have something as a dude.
	For the women, no.
	For the guys, you do.
	Yeah.
	What does he do?
	You gotta do something.
	Really?
	As a guy.
	Yeah, bro.
	I don't actually, like, know completely something about...
	You should ask.
	I don't like to probe about a guy's...
	Okay.
	Well, he's doing something, then, if he's on there, is what I'm trying to say.
	Because, like, I feel like a lot of guys are pressured to be, like, this perfect, like, rich, like, put together, like, know exactly what they're doing, and it's like, there shouldn't be that pressure.
	Like, nobody knows what they're doing at, like, this age or even older.
	But you're on Raya.
	Yeah.
	That's what it's all about.
	You're a liar.
	You already know.
	Sorry.
	Question.
	This is random.
	Ryan does a lot of the work for you.
	This is very random, but are you into BDSM? I wouldn't say that's not my go-taking.
	What is that?
	I'm looking at your hand and it looks a bit bruised up.
	Oh, that's actually from my cat.
	That's something that someone into BDSM would say, right?
	What is BDSM? Bondage.
	I like that!
	I love that type of stuff.
	We know.
	Nobody likes to be choked.
	You know where the steam master breaks into the house?
	I love that.
	Shut up, bitch.
	Get on your knees.
	That's me, though.
	A lot of men aren't going to do that these days, though.
	Hate to say it, the horrors have ruined that too.
	And I've also been the only girl that pays first.
	Every single date I go on, I try to pay first.
	And guys would be like, a girl has never done that for me.
	Wait, you pay on the first date with a guy?
	Every single time I try, yeah.
	I feel like guys will take advantage of women like that, though.
	Oh, she's paying?
	I mean, I think it's important to show them that, like, you're there for the experience of hanging out with them, of spending quality time with them.
	Like, not, like, I mean, you shouldn't be wasting your time to get a free meal.
	Like, you could do that with the promoters here.
	I agree.
	I agree with you.
	Like, it's very easy.
	Like, if you're a pretty girl, if you, like, you can get a free meal all the time.
	That's not the issue.
	When you talk, I have hope in humanity again.
	No, your time is valuable.
	You're way different.
	Also keep in mind that she's a higher earner.
	Yeah.
	So for her, it doesn't make sense to go out with dudes she don't like.
	Nope.
	What's the point?
	Time is limited too.
	Because, like, what, you work, what, 70 hours a week probably?
	At least?
	Depends.
	A little less.
	A little less now?
	But yeah, time is everything.
	Who you spend your time with, who you surround yourself with, and that's quality.
	It's not about who gives you an expensive jacket because a jacket is a jacket for everybody.
	Okay.
	Fair enough.
	So the question was...
	So you are gonna go out with the...
	Okay, so he's in a wheelchair then?
	Yeah.
	He still drives.
	He drove me home.
	He has this crazy cool car that like the ramp comes out and then he goes and then it like...
	We need more women like her.
	99% of girls want to go out with a dude that...
	I mean, he got some status.
	He's doing something.
	I really don't...
	I think...
	I don't really know what he does.
	He's probably...
	I don't like to make guys feel, like, pressured.
	Show me his profile.
	Because a lot of them lie.
	Show me his profile.
	You really want me to see?
	After the show.
	You can see it now.
	Hey man, kudos to you.
	That's great.
	Most girls wouldn't do it.
	Most of y'all would not date a guy that's in a wheelchair.
	He has a great conversationalist.
	Super sweet.
	I don't know.
	It's like a new perspective.
	I'm sure he is.
	Wait, but how you gonna smash?
	She doesn't care about that either.
	She doesn't care, man.
	Come on, man.
	Asians are freaks, my nigga.
	I swear to God, bro.
	Yeah, quiet on camera.
	By closed doors, BDSM, all that shit, bro.
	I'm telling you.
	Yeah, shout out to Barbados.
	Yep.
	Barbados.
	Oh, my God.
	I think you mean China.
	Nigga.
	I mean, in general, man.
	In general.
	So, I don't know.
	I don't know.
	I know.
	From a medical perspective as a doctor.
	Man, you a freak next.
	I don't know.
	Yeah.
	Alright, okay.
	Someone else wanted to say something.
	But maybe it's not important to you, though.
	Nah.
	No, I'm saying, I mean, if you...
	It is, but not in, like, a lifelong partner, you know what I mean?
	It sounds like for a lifelong partner, you're looking for someone that's going to be there, and I'm not saying that sex isn't important because it is, so...
	And I don't mind being there, too.
	Is it...
	Would you rather be with somebody that's a paraplegic that you would...
	Have a lifelong, loyal partner and friendship with, even if you didn't have a great sex life?
	Yeah, if he was my best friend, then he was like...
	She doesn't want him to leave.
	...could talk.
	She wants a companion.
	But wouldn't it be fair to say, because I've noticed...
	And this isn't just for you, by the way.
	This is for everybody on the panel.
	Because I've noticed that girls are okay with doing this.
	And this girl actually alluded to this other show.
	Yeah, you got your lifelong companion, etc.
	But typically women put guys in boxes, right?
	So if a guy's a good talker and he listens to your emotional stuff, you put him in that friend zone.
	Then you got a guy that's attractive and physically arousing that you're having sex with.
	Then maybe he's a bad boy that wears a ski mask when he has sex with you, right?
	Or robs jewelry stores.
	I don't know.
	And then you got the other guy that has money, maybe he's boring, but he pays for things and he's a good provider.
	Girls typically, if they're attractive enough, can easily compartmentalize men in these different categories and then use them for their utility.
	I think ideally, girls would prefer to have one man that just has it all, that's attractive, has the money, the status, all that shit.
	But that's very difficult to find in one man.
	I dated a guy in Miami who had it all.
	How'd you fuck that up then?
	We were seeing each other for, like, months.
	And I finally asked the question, like, hey...
	What are we?
	What are we?
	We've been seeing each other for a while.
	And I guess he wanted to let me down easy because he was like, oh...
	Because we ended up hanging out and he was like, let's still be friends.
	And then we went to some kind of party during our battle.
	And he's like, yeah, that's my girlfriend.
	But apparently they've known each other for 10 years.
	She looks like she's, like, 45.
	What the hell?
	So he had to check all along?
	No, no, no.
	I don't think they're actually dating.
	I think he just wanted me to, like, not feel bad.
	He was like, oh, I'm getting closer with somebody.
	But I don't know.
	I don't know.
	So he was your typical modern man?
	He was something, you know?
	I definitely think he was a keeper.
	Wait.
	Is he on Instagram?
	Blue chat mark?
	No, he's very private about his life, but he's a huge, like, he goes to Congress to, like, testify about stuff.
	Oh, wow.
	Who is he?
	I can't.
	He had a wife.
	Probably had a wife.
	No, he's divorced now.
	Girl, I know you ain't paid for the first date.
	I was not that one.
	You did?
	Oh, that one?
	That one was at like a machine.
	My case is arrested.
	What does he testify about in Congress?
	You can keep it general if you want.
	About what generally?
	Like tech.
	Is he a tech executive?
	Yeah.
	Oh he is?
	Like a major tech company?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	And he lives in Miami.
	He tells me how hard dating in Miami is, and I think it's true, yeah.
	People are just looking for superficial interactions, superficial, yeah.
	Question for you.
	You said he had it all.
	Would you have been okay with being, like, a second or third girlfriend?
	Or you wanted exclusivity?
	I think if he said, like, I... I want to explore, like, other relationships as well, but I want to keep seeing it.
	I've been like, okay.
	Okay.
	So if he had been open about it, you would have been...
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	But he kind of like was, I guess, being deceptive a bit.
	I don't think so.
	I think he just recently blew up and he just wants to enjoy his life and I don't blame him.
	We're still friends.
	We still talk.
	I try to maintain that with everybody that I do.
	Basically, he wants to let her down easy.
	He definitely had other women.
	If you're saying that he was a catch like that where he was attractive and he had money, etc., he's going to have women, which I tell girls all the time.
	Rarely are you going to find a guy that's attractive and has everything together and he doesn't have a girl already.
	Yeah, I mean, he lives on the islands.
	Guys, it is time.
	Rumble time.
	Rumble time.
	It is time.
	Now we can say whatever we want.
	Yeah, come on over to Rumble, guys.
	Rumble.com.
	We got 25,000 of y'all in here, man.
	So, come on over, guys.
	Very interesting panel we got here.
	Yeah, you are different, man.
	There was something else someone else was trying to say here.
	We're still on the question.
	I think you're next, right?
	Yeah.
	What's the question?
	The question is, how do men today, well, I guess you could say their attributes show that they're not really masculine men anymore?
	How do they show that they're more feminine, you would say, in society?
	Am I the only one that is marrying this panel?
	I feel like I'm the only one.
	I haven't been dating.
	Well, I have, actually, most of my life.
	But I know, according to a lot of my girlfriends, they said, like, going Dutch.
	I think that's...
	Oh, half and half.
	Mmm.
	Yeah.
	50-50.
	Yeah.
	That's a big one.
	All right.
	That's totally...
	You know, let me say this, because I know you guys are kind of giving her a hard time about going 50-50.
	No, it's fine.
	But I do want to, because here's the thing that I've noticed about girls when they go 50-50.
	They typically, the man has potential when they do that.
	Are these guys that you're going out with like higher net worth and or people that are wildly successful and you say, you know what?
	Going 50-50 or paying for it on the first date won't be an issue because I know that this individual is capable of paying for a date.
	Is that why you go or are you just kind of saying, fuck it?
	No, it's Korean culture to fight over the bill.
	Am I right?
	Yeah.
	It's all about like, you know, if you're- Even for women.
	Of course, for everyone.
	But it's between women.
	We don't fight the bill over, like, the boyfriends.
	Because in Korea, Korean boyfriends tend to pay for everything for the girl.
	And we've been taught, at least from my Korean family, if a guy buys you dinner, right, at least offer to pay for the drinks or buy them dessert.
	Yeah, you have to do something and like, yeah, you can never expect things.
	Yeah, but fighting for the bill is within family or like close friends.
	You don't do it on a date.
	I do it anyway because I was born in Korea.
	I also think too that there's a lot of women that just use men to get free meals.
	And so, not that I go out on a lot of dates because I'm really busy, you know?
	I mean, I work a lot so it's not like, you know, I'm out dating all the time.
	But...
	I think that if you're not planning on pursuing something with a man or you're, I mean, I guess I'm not a fan of casual sex, but like a lot of people do sleep together on the first date.
	If you're not going to sleep with somebody and you're not, you know, sexually attracted to them and you have no desire to continue things further, then you should offer to pay because I just think that...
	I just think that a lot of men, and I know women who have done this, I literally know women that are like, I'm on Bumble, and I'm going to literally just go out with a new guy every single night.
	And there's people that post about this stuff on TikTok, like these girls that had another night.
	She's going to get kidnapped.
	Yeah.
	But they go out and they just see how many dates they can go on because they want someone to pay for their food.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Some girls shouldn't like a game.
	You should be honest.
	That's why I don't mind paying on a first date.
	It's because if I don't like somebody especially, a lot of times men think, oh, I bought her dinner, so she's going to let me sleep with her.
	I would rather just draw the line.
	I've done that before where I'm just like, you know, I'm going to get the check.
	I'm not that interested.
	Bye.
	I never want to look like someone who's expected to do something or to, like, be pressured into something.
	So that's a good point.
	Real quick, for you, because you guys are okay with doing it.
	So would it be fair to say that you guys pay when either A, you don't like the individual and just want to cut ties without any expectation?
	I just always try to pay...
	Or B, they have potential and you're like, okay, this guy's not a loser.
	I'm okay with paying for the first date in this situation.
	It doesn't matter who it is.
	I don't have that much time.
	You do it anyway.
	I don't have that much time, honestly.
	I can't go out every night.
	I have to prioritize my career.
	Gotcha.
	So the men that you go out with, you're always interested in them anyway.
	So it's like...
	I like to be diverse about things.
	Like, my last ex was...
	But I mean, you have interest in them is what I'm trying to say.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Like, if you're going out with them, since time is limited, etc., you're not like one of these girls that, like, just serially date to get shit.
	No, no, no.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Fair enough.
	That's why.
	Well, I think it's also a way to show, guys, too, if you are interested and you don't have a lot of time, like, especially as a public figure, you don't have time to, like, you know, be going out on dates all the time.
	Yeah.
	I'm super busy, and you are, too, obviously.
	But, like...
	No, if you pay, it's like, okay, well, I'm interested.
	Eventually, you want to be with somebody that is not necessarily your equal, right?
	But you're together.
	You're going to have something together.
	And so you should be able to go out and have a nice night out with your boyfriend or with your girlfriend, and then either person put your card down and say, okay, I've got this, right?
	You should be...
	It shouldn't even be something you think about because if you truly love somebody, you don't even think twice about it.
	It's like, of course I'm going to pay.
	It's not even the thought process of, oh, should I pay?
	Am I going to get laid if I pay tonight?
	Is he going to think I'm a feminist if I pay?
	And I think Miami has a very warped view of these things.
	And a lot of the time, if I meet guy friends here, I spend the entire night as a therapist.
	I'm like, look, this guy's about to cry and he's like...
	Oh my gosh, this girl used me for a Gucci bag, and then she left me.
	And then I have to tell them, like, you should not be buying, women, you barely know Gucci bags.
	And you should not buy them anyway.
	Like, you deserve so much more than that, than to be a Gucci bag wallet.
	That's mommy for you.
	But it's like simp culture, you know?
	Blame OnlyFans on Instagram for that.
	Yeah.
	But it doesn't have to be.
	I think guys should know their worth and not have to make up for it in material ways.
	Well, listen, you're a gem, but unfortunately, most women are not like you.
	Okay, what about you?
	So basically, I was going to say what she said and what she said, so I'm going to go off of what they said.
	And I was reading the comments, and a lot of people were like, gold digger in the black.
	I mean, they ain't lying.
	No.
	Hold on, she's wearing black too.
	No, I'm pretty sure they were talking about me.
	Let's make this very clear.
	Just because somebody in my past bought me nice things does not mean I'm a gold digger.
	But you took it!
	That's what they chose to do.
	But I'm, like, with the whole Valentine's Day thing, I'm the type of woman, if I like you, I'm going all out.
	I'm talking about romantic rose petals, candlelight, dinner, you want me to rub your feet, your back, you want me to run your bathwater, what's the song?
	Cater to you?
	Baby, I'm gonna cater to you.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Same thing with the 50-50.
	If I really fuck with you, not on the first date, because how do you fuck with somebody that hard on the first date?
	But if I fuck with you, I'm buying you designer.
	I'm buying my man designer.
	I bought my man designer.
	I'm buying, oh, baby, you left your card.
	I got you.
	No problem.
	If I fuck with you, I'm going to show you that I fuck with you.
	I'm not going to be thinking about, oh, am I going to pay for this?
	Is he going to pay for that?
	Because when you really fuck with somebody, like she said, you're not thinking about those things.
	Well, why designer, though?
	Like, it's a very female thing to say, right?
	Like, oh, I want designer this, designer that.
	No, yeah.
	I don't know.
	Like, I honestly, if I like somebody and I'm not trying to sound trashy, like, I don't care if we're eating...
	I don't like fast food.
	I don't want to gain weight.
	So I'm just giving it as an example.
	But I don't really care if we're going out to a nice restaurant or if we're eating...
	Chipotle.
	Literally.
	And that's where I'm at.
	I don't care if you wanna eat Chipotle.
	And that's what I meant by I've been very humbled because like with my man now, we could literally go to freaking Raisin Cane's and watch freaking The Boys on Netflix and that is the best day ever.
	So that could be the best day ever.
	You know that one of the characters was made off of me.
	Really?
	Yeah, that Nazi chick.
	Oh my God!
	I swear to God.
	Okay, so there was an article that was written about how the Nazi girl that takes her cell phone out and is like a real bitch to everyone.
	Just saying.
	It was made off of me.
	Liberty.
	Yeah, so the boys.
	No, her name is Stormfront.
	But her first name was Liberty when she was the Nazi.
	Yeah, but I'm Laura.
	And so there was an article, I think it was in the New Yorker magazine, about how they created that character off of me.
	Wow.
	Yeah.
	That's interesting.
	That's not a good thing, is it?
	I don't know.
	That's cool.
	I think that's cool.
	What about you?
	You've seen men today.
	It's all about perspective.
	How are they more feminine, you would say?
	I would say it comes down to a couple of things.
	What she said was the pursuing.
	I feel like, you know, the men need to court, like, the women and pursue them.
	And I feel like they expect the women to kind of, like, do all the work, like, the planning and stuff like that.
	I think it's nice for the man to be like, you know, get ready, be ready by eight.
	Like, I'm going to come pick you up, you know?
	Because you're a mechanic.
	At least the first date.
	Do you think that you're more, like, masculine than most men you meet?
	Thank you.
	Um, I do have, like, I feel like a manly personality in the fact that, like, I like what a lot of men like, you know, versus being, like, girly.
	But, yeah.
	So, and then, um, I feel like it also comes down to protection.
	I seen a video the other day on Instagram where, um, it was a woman and her daughter and the husband.
	And there was two people that came to rob them.
	And the guy just kind of, like, went to hide inside the house.
	And the woman was the one that fought off.
	The guys, you know?
	And so I feel like men don't really protect anymore.
	Okay, well said.
	So they don't make plans and they don't protect.
	Yeah, and then emotionally as well, I feel like women are more emotional because of the PMSing, stuff like that, and I feel like men nowadays, they act more off emotion, you know, instead of reason.
	She gave three, god damn.
	The one that was Robbie, was it Candace's ex?
	The what, I'm sorry?
	The one who was robbing, was it Candace's ex?
	No.
	Damn, that's fucked up.
	My ex did no robbing, let's make that very clear.
	Hey man, you robbed the jewelry store.
	No, he did not.
	I never said that.
	Oh, allegedly.
	Yo, did the chat find out who it was, by the way?
	Oh, I think they did, right?
	Yeah, the chat found out who it was, right?
	Mo, is it in the chat?
	Yeah.
	It's in my chat?
	Okay.
	All right.
	We'll move on.
	You got to be kidding me.
	Oh, yeah.
	They really be fine and shit.
	All right.
	I'm going to more feminine today.
	She's getting translation, guys.
	I'm sorry.
	I just want to make sure I understand the question.
	Can you repeat, please?
	Yeah.
	How are men...
	It was how are men feminine today, right?
	Walt?
	Yes.
	Yeah.
	How are men feminine today, from what you noticed?
	Maybe in France it's different.
	Like, how do men act like girls?
	Oh.
	No.
	No, no, no, no.
	Why don't we just take our phone out and do Google Translate?
	I think, like, the job of the men is, like, to protect the girl.
	I mean...
	Protection, yeah.
	You can't, like, drop a few men, pick up a man, and pay for him.
	Oui, oui.
	Princess treatment.
	Like, princess men.
	Oui, oui.
	No, I don't like princess men.
	I mean...
	So men act like princesses?
	I don't want to be an asshole or whatever, but bro, every time we've ever had a French girl on here, they never speak English, bro.
	They be coming to America and they don't speak English, bro.
	I speak English, but you guys speak too fast for me.
	I speak English, actually.
	So slower.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	But I speak English.
	Beautifully.
	That's what you told me, man.
	You want to do it slow?
	Go ahead.
	You got it.
	So, in America.
	Yeah.
	Men nowadays.
	Or in France, actually.
	In France, too.
	Are more like women.
	Sometimes.
	Really?
	You don't see it?
	No.
	Not in France.
	I guess it's American.
	Not in France.
	I mean, like, in Dubai.
	In America.
	Like, in Dubai.
	Yeah, okay, in America.
	But in Dubai, like, that's my culture.
	Like the man pay the bills, the man take care of the woman and the woman make sure he don't need anything.
	Like, of course, if I will be married, if at 4 a.m. my husband is hungry, I'm going to cook for him.
	But have you seen in America guys acting maybe more like women?
	Thank you.
	With me?
	No.
	Okay, cool.
	Perfect.
	What about you?
	I have found that some men are quite emotional.
	When I say emotional, they're very reactive and they lack self-control.
	And that's a big turn off.
	I'm very quick to walk away and go, it's very nice meeting you.
	Do you see it right away or before it's too late?
	Give us an example of them being reactive.
	Oh no, you can see it right away.
	Maybe two, three, four dates in.
	What's an example of that?
	I think it's asking the right questions is what brings it out sometimes.
	Give us one example of the guy who was too emotional that you saw right away.
	Too emotional?
	Yeah.
	Or too reactive.
	Okay, this one lasted Like three months, two, three months.
	Okay.
	So it was heading towards...
	It was catered to me.
	It was very wonderful.
	A smash.
	Cooked for me.
	It was great.
	Wonderful.
	No ED? No.
	Definitely not.
	Definitely not.
	And so he suggested that we take a trip to Costa Rica together.
	Okay.
	Right?
	I'm like...
	Suggested.
	Are you sure?
	Because that's a whole different country, you know?
	I... I need, what are we doing here?
	So he's like, well, you know, let's see, like, we're going to be there for like a week.
	Let's see if we can get along very well.
	And then, you know, I'd like to start dating you exclusively.
	I'm like, you know, and I went.
	I didn't realize until I had spent that much time with this individual that he was an alcoholic.
	Oh, shit.
	He was an alcoholic, but he had been hiding it very well because, obviously, I would go over at certain times, and then he would, you know, taper off of it.
	But being with him for that extended period of time, he was an alcoholic, and he raised his voice at me, he put his hand on me, and that's when I... You're scaring me right now.
	That nigga went to Costa Rica because there's probably no DB loss.
	Oh my goodness.
	Coco!
	Punch!
	Nigga went to Costa Rica to do Smash Bros.
	By the way, we do not advocate man-hating women at all.
	Yeah, yeah.
	So when I say put his hand, he grabbed me.
	Oh, okay.
	He didn't punch you.
	He grabbed me and I quickly...
	Don't put your hands on me.
	You're scaring me.
	I need you to go to the other room.
	How did they grab you?
	Were you guys arguing or was it like a hot grab?
	It was one of those...
	No, it was not hot.
	He yelled at me and then came into the kitchen to try to kind of like...
	Oh, I'm so sorry, and this and that.
	After being explosive.
	I'm sorry?
	Why did he yell?
	Yeah, Chris, why did he yell at you?
	Oh, because he was tired.
	What the fuck?
	Of what?
	It sounds sassy.
	Tired of you?
	Of the day.
	Because we were doing excursions, doing this, but he had been drinking the entire driving and drinking, and I was like, are you okay?
	Slow down.
	I don't drink all day, man.
	No, he did.
	Come here!
	Yeah.
	So, yeah.
	What's his nationality?
	Get over here!
	Hispanic?
	No.
	No.
	He was half African-American and half white.
	That's the white side.
	Just saying.
	Okay!
	Okay.
	So, too emotional, too reactive.
	Well, just saying she nagged him, so I'm sure she was nagging him.
	They're saying you were nagging him.
	Did you nag him?
	No!
	I asked him what did he want for dinner.
	Bitch, I asked him what he wanted for dinner.
	He's like, you're a woman!
	Make something now, bitch!
	Oh, baby, should I pay the bills?
	I just do it!
	And it's fine.
	You can be tired.
	Chris giving her flashbacks of the drunk guy.
	It's the same, man.
	It would be hot, bro.
	So it is, but yes, it's very emotional, very...
	Make me a hamburger, man.
	Goddamn.
	Make anything.
	Hot dogs?
	Don't mind him.
	He's a little bit drunk.
	That's okay.
	No, that's not true.
	She's used to drunk.
	When I say drunk, I'm talking about killed two bottles by himself.
	Damn!
	Tequila?
	Like, I'm pretty sure he's gonna have cirrhosis.
	Yeah.
	What the fuck?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Hopefully he doesn't have erectile dysfunction.
	No, that part was good.
	Okay.
	TMI, TMI. Fantastic.
	What about you?
	What have you seen?
	I have no problem with men expressing their emotions, as long as it's not borderline abusive.
	Because I think back then, when it was really traditional, men tend to, they were taught to hide their emotions and be like, oh, just tough it out.
	I always told all my ex-boyfriends, oh, if you have any problem, come to me.
	Communicate with me.
	So I thought Italian nigga yelled at you.
	What the fuck is wrong with you?
	What the fuck?
	What the fuck, NYU? NYU said, I can't wait.
	It's me.
	You have to fuck, man.
	I want to fuck some bitches in peace.
	What's wrong with you?
	Oh, man.
	She's the next.
	She's the next man.
	You go ahead, NYU. What's wrong with you?
	Stupid, stupid.
	Sorry, okay.
	Forget about it.
	We good.
	I want to fuck some bitches, capiche.
	Okay.
	All right, go ahead.
	Sorry.
	Hey, Tony!
	Get the pizza.
	No, it's okay.
	Thanks for killing me.
	Goddamn, man.
	It's fine, bro.
	Yeah, man.
	Come on, man.
	Hit me up.
	Come on, man.
	All right, sorry.
	Go ahead, bro.
	Nowadays, a lot of the guys, I think they lost the traditional value of being a provider and being able to protect.
	And this is different.
	It could be culturally and mannerism and how you're raised in your family.
	It could be different.
	But for me, I grew up conservative.
	I grew up traditional.
	You can express your emotions to me.
	Just don't lose the fact that...
	Just don't lose your...
	Value as a man.
	Like, do what you have to do.
	Like, fulfill your role as a man.
	I gotta ask this question.
	Want to count?
	No.
	Oh, sorry.
	I was curious.
	Was your ex, like, full Italian?
	Yes.
	Did he have, like, the accent, like, forget about it?
	His parents did.
	He...
	Mama Mia!
	I'm from New York.
	I'm from New York.
	I'm from the city.
	Yeah, from Jersey.
	Oh, shit.
	I'm from Jersey.
	Oh, they're yelling.
	Definitely.
	Just in my mind, I could just picture that nigga, like, running up to her with a white beater on.
	Just like, what the fuck?
	What the fuck is wrong with you?
	I got bitches on this side.
	Why you got some undercover coming?
	What the fuck's going on over here?
	Trying to fuck this bitch in peace and you fucking herself from NYU. Go back to NYU. I want to fuck these bitches in peace.
	I can just picture that in my fucking head, bro.
	Jersey Shore type shit.
	Jealous, oozing out of his head and shit.
	Like, what the fuck is wrong with you?
	Mike, did he look like that?
	Did he look like a Jersey Shore guy?
	No.
	He was way better.
	Was he tanned?
	Did he go to the gym?
	His brother was tan.
	He went to the gym, yeah, because he was an athlete.
	Did he do laundry?
	Oh my god.
	Yes, tan laundry.
	Did he have tattoos?
	He has one.
	He has one.
	Did he spread grenades?
	Alright, sorry, but continue.
	I just picture my head a nigga with a white beater yelling at her.
	G-T-L. Yeah, sorry, continue on?
	No, so yeah, be emotional, but just don't be abusive.
	Communicate with me, express how you feel.
	Okay.
	He was, well, if I'm basing it off of my ex, he never did 50-50, even though I did offer to pay sometimes.
	So yes, a couple meals I did pay, and I also, I used to always just buy dessert after we ate.
	He was like, don't do that.
	Because he's just traditional like that, you know?
	I think those are the values that a lot of the guys are missing today.
	I think they're going too full, saying, like, they're just expecting too much from women.
	And I think, I just don't like the fact that they're losing traditional values.
	Like, let's say, for example, if they're more focused on, like, oh, these are my pronouns rather than what's going on.
	Really?
	Well, she's in New York, bro.
	I'm in New York.
	It's a different world over there, bro.
	Yeah.
	It was my first time experiencing...
	Yo, how woke is NYU now?
	It was woke when I was in college.
	It's very woke, still.
	They had a ton of those pro-Palestine, free-Palestine people.
	That's every university, though.
	No, but it got so bad that they had to have extra security because they were actually physically assaulting Jewish students.
	They were attacking the Jews.
	Oh, that's too far, man.
	Yeah, it got really crazy.
	Shit, yeah.
	NYU, because it's in Manhattan, right?
	It's in Manhattan, yes.
	Okay.
	What's tuition there now?
	Sorry?
	When I was, because I was going to apply there, I ended up going to Northeastern.
	We got more applications.
	$57,000 a year.
	No way.
	It's more than that.
	It's like $57,000 a year.
	No, now it's over $70,000.
	Oh, really?
	Yep.
	It was around that.
	It was around 50 when I was in college back.
	I feel like I'm an old man, like 20, 12, 20.
	Well, I was applying in 2009.
	But now, yeah, schools are like 40, 50K. Now, 75,000, bro.
	But that's like with boarding, though, right?
	So it's like 57,000 for your tuition.
	It's like 57,000 for the tuition, but then about 20,000 for the boarding, right?
	No, it's 70,000 now for the starting tuition.
	God damn!
	No boarding.
	Wow.
	God damn.
	So we have some students that pay over 90k.
	You better be in debt for a shitty degree.
	Got it.
	That's more than med school.
	Yeah, that's wild.
	But yeah, private schools, that's what it is.
	They just could charge whatever the fuck they want.
	Wow.
	What else do we got here?
	Zero in the Matrix.
	Hey, FNF, as a woman, what are the principles slash values I should prioritize to add more value to what I bring to the table?
	Thank you.
	Laura, what do you answer that one for us?
	Yes, okay, let me see the question again.
	What are the principles and values I should prioritize?
	Well, okay, I know that maybe you guys aren't going to agree with this, but I know you're not going to agree with this, but I personally think that more men should be loyal and monogamous.
	I just do.
	I just think that they should be.
	And I don't think that it degrades you.
	No, no, no.
	As a woman, what should you bring?
	Oh, as a woman.
	I thought it said a man.
	I'm sorry.
	As a woman, what are the principles and values I should prioritize to add more value to what I bring to the table?
	Family values.
	I think that you should be loyal.
	Loyalty goes both ways, too, because it's not just men who are disloyal.
	It's women, too.
	And you don't just have to have sex with somebody or make out with somebody for it to be cheating.
	Like, if you're talking to other people, if you're liking, like, guys...
	I think that if you're liking men's pictures on Instagram, just like you would get mad at a guy for liking a girl's picture on Instagram.
	Like, not just any picture, right?
	But, like, a naked picture.
	I think that that is disloyal.
	I do.
	I think that that is, you know, just a fight waiting to happen.
	And so loyalty is a big one.
	I think honesty as well.
	Like, there's people that will claim they're loyal, but they're not necessarily honest or, you know, vice versa.
	So loyalty, honesty, and the third, I don't know.
	I mean, I think just...
	Good communication because a lot of people just don't communicate.
	They want to just text.
	I personally don't really like talking to somebody over text if I like them.
	I prefer talking to them on the phone and getting to know them and having deep conversations.
	A lot of guys don't like that.
	My answer is simple.
	Just preserve your value.
	As a woman, you already come with value.
	Just preserve it.
	That's it.
	Don't be whole.
	That's all you have to do as a female.
	All jokes aside, you already come with the value, ladies.
	Help your partner, bro.
	If you find the man that you love and care about, find out what he needs from you directly and do it.
	Look, communication, right?
	Honestly.
	Or just looking at what he does for work.
	Okay.
	God of hate goes...
	I took my shahad of January 5th, so now I can call you brother.
	I hope you are observing Ramadan now.
	I need to figure out how to change my screen name, LOL. Okay, gotta be.
	We got here, Ed Cezal goes, how high is the body count of Darien Gap?
	Okay, how many people, you were out there recently, you did a documentary on the Darien Gap in Panama.
	How many people, we were talking about this earlier, you want to tell them real fast?
	What do they mean by the body count during...
	I think they're trying to be funny, but they mean like how many people are coming per day to try to come into the United States illegally.
	So I'm going to be coming out with a documentary, actually.
	It's called The Great Replacement, and we're going to be going over these statistics, but about 3,000 people per day when I was there.
	And so if you do the math, that's just one migrant camp.
	That was in the Bajo Chiquito migrant camp.
	That is over 1 million people per year in one single camp.
	Wow.
	That's not even including, you know, the other camps like Blajas Blancas and San Vicente.
	I mean, I know that people probably have no idea what I'm talking about here, but...
	I'll explain real fast for them.
	So you said 3K, just Darien Gap?
	I was in the Darien Gap, and there's several migrant camps in the Darien Gap.
	And so from one migrant camp alone, where it's the first point of contact, there's over a million people coming per year.
	So it's 3,000 a day.
	Yeah, okay.
	So at the Darien Gap, it's like a very...
	When people want to come to the United States illegally, a lot of times they go through the Panama route, and they'll end up through the Darien Gap, and Panamanian immigration is way more lax in here.
	So they'll go through there and then eventually into Mexico and then come into the United States illegally.
	Well, it's a land border.
	I wouldn't say it's correct to say that it's more lax in Panama.
	It's more lax on the Colombian side.
	And so you have this jungle border between Colombia and Panama.
	And because it's more lax in Colombia and it's controlled by the cartels, largely, you have people coming in...
	Going through the jungle, a lot of people die, as you said, and then they get to Panama, and that's where they then, you know, are met by NGOs.
	A lot of people die there.
	Just to be here, that's crazy.
	Yeah, just to get over here.
	But yeah, basically, because we got Biden in, so everyone's like, oh, this is my opportunity, so we get mass people trying to come through.
	And actually, Trump, he posted your trailer on Truth Social, he pinned it.
	Yeah, so I was there for about 10 days, and like I said, I'm making a documentary, and then I also decided to make a campaign commercial, an advertisement for President Trump, and I released it last night, and he posted it as his top truth on Truth Social today, so he pinned it to his account.
	Wow, that's crazy.
	Awesome.
	And then he called me to thank me, so it's great.
	It's exciting.
	We need Trump back in, man.
	Yeah, we do.
	If you live in Florida or you live in Arizona or Kansas or Ohio, the primary is on Tuesday.
	So be sure that you get out and vote for Trump in the primary on Tuesday, March 19th.
	Yeah, we need to get Biden the fuck out.
	Every day Like I mean It's fucking crazy man Every day dad stands The bod says Ladies your pussies are not special The woman I am currently seeing Brings tremendous value beyond that Besides your pussies What else do you bring to the table You cannot say I am the table My vibe Myself And that's enough Or just existing Let's start here We got no answers now What?
	You bring to the table for your next man.
	I will support him in whatever he does as long as he's going the right path.
	I don't want him to hit rock bottom.
	I want to grow together.
	Right path for who?
	You or him?
	For him.
	How do you know what's best for him?
	Whatever he's pursuing right now, like let's say I'm dating a med student, I will be there for him if he's stressed.
	I will make sure he's doing his stuff and making sure his mental health is fine.
	I will be a partner to him, not a burden.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	Peace.
	Stop the cap!
	Well, she'll be a partner to you until you have sex with other girls.
	Yeah, bro.
	Then she's gonna send out her covers in.
	Yeah!
	Okay.
	Literally.
	So just peace.
	Well, that could mean a variety of things.
	It could be, hey babe, I had a hard day at work and...
	I want to drink these two bottles of alcohol.
	You go to his favorite restaurant and go pick up his favorite meal or something and have it ready while he's there.
	You know, you can show it in different forms.
	No, men do want a peace.
	That is something that men do treasure.
	So peace is actually very good.
	So the question for you, just super slow.
	If you want a man...
	You find my man?
	If you find a man that you like, what do you bring to him To the relationship.
	So for example, you find a man you like in America.
	How do you make him happy?
	Or in France.
	Or in France.
	I don't know, like I'm gonna be here for him.
	I'm gonna try to help him like I can and then give him, I don't know, my time.
	Just your time?
	My time.
	It's a lot, no?
	No, it's cheap.
	No, no, no.
	That's fine, we'll go with that answer.
	Okay, that's fine.
	No, no, for real.
	I'm going to help him, like, if he want to open some business, I'm going to give him some advice if he need me.
	Like, I'm going to help him...
	Advice?
	Advice, yeah.
	Advice.
	On what, though?
	Yeah, advice.
	On how to speak English?
	Chris!
	Chris!
	Come on, man.
	I mean, I know you understand us, man.
	Like, come on.
	Come on, Chris.
	Come on, France, man.
	Oh, France, man.
	Come on.
	It's okay.
	Kind of.
	Well, we are in America.
	We should be encouraging people to speak English.
	She's a foreign exchange student, though.
	Listen, I'm very hard to know three different languages, guys.
	I mean, most of us only know one.
	She probably knows more languages than all of them.
	I'm only for English.
	Trust me, I struggle with it.
	But, in her defense, she's here on vacation, right?
	She's here on vacation.
	She's not an invader.
	Now if we go to Paris, we're going to feel like the dumb ones.
	Exactly.
	We're going to say things wrong.
	We got you for tonight.
	What about you?
	I would say support emotionally.
	You hear the first lady of France is probably Mando?
	You hear about that shit?
	Did you hear about that, Ms.
	France?
	Did you hear about that?
	Like the president's wife is a man?
	Macron.
	You know Macron?
	I heard that, but I don't know if that's the truth.
	Is it the truth?
	What do you think?
	You live there!
	Tell us!
	I live there, but I don't know.
	Someone say it's a man, but I don't know.
	What do you think?
	I don't care.
	Everyone make whatever you want.
	No, but it's not about whether you care.
	What do you think?
	About the woman of the president is a man?
	Yes.
	I don't think anything about it.
	Like, I don't really care.
	Haram?
	Like, it's good, right?
	Haram?
	Yes.
	But that's my, what I think, what I believe.
	That's for me, for myself.
	That's for other people.
	Like, I don't have to say...
	No, but she's asking you for your opinion.
	I'm just asking you, what do you think?
	Like, because it's a big story right now, to the point where Emmanuel Macron actually felt compelled to issue a statement, right?
	Oh, he actually issued a statement?
	He actually issued a statement about it.
	What?
	Emmanuel Macron actually issued a statement about the transgender rumors regarding his wife who is 30 years older than him.
	And so I was just wondering, do you think his wife is a man?
	Or not?
	Yeah, maybe.
	Yeah.
	She'll look like a man a little bit.
	Okay, perfect.
	No, but it's not good to say that, because maybe she's a girl.
	No, but it's good to say.
	She's on women that look more...
	No one gives a proof of that.
	Like, we can say no one gives a proof.
	Maybe it's only a woman who looks like a man.
	Have you been to Germany?
	I want to go though.
	What about you?
	Okay, so emotionally I would say, and then I wanted to clear something up from earlier of the other question of how men are more feminine.
	They should be providers, but I feel like a woman should also have her shit together enough to where if the man fails, he could lean on her.
	But I don't think it should be 50-50 or solely on the woman.
	So, I feel like what I would bring to the table would be emotional support, and then I should have my shop soon, so, you know, I would be getting more clients, financially stable, and then if I have a man, you know, anything happens, he could lean on me.
	Yeah, he could lean on you, but for how long, though?
	I mean, however long it takes for him to, I guess, get back on his feet.
	What if he's a big dude?
	What if he's, like, 260?
	Yeah.
	I would just have to see, I guess, that he's trying.
	You know, if I see that he's just like, that he doesn't want to work and he doesn't want to get his shit back together, then that's different.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	What do you bring to the table?
	Other than...
	Everything.
	I feel like I hate when girls say that they don't bring nothing to the table but their phone and lip gloss.
	I hate that.
	I have three businesses.
	When my man's out of town, I make sure I'm his piece.
	I make sure I have everything together for him when he gets back.
	Spiritually, emotionally, mentally, everything.
	I feel like it's a whole bundle of things.
	Especially if he's providing...
	Oh baby, you should literally have no worries other than providing.
	There should not be no other worries than that.
	You need to focus on that.
	Leave everything else for me.
	What if he told you, listen babe, I appreciate you so much.
	Until you go to jail nigga.
	You're amazing.
	I need that chain off your neck.
	What you gonna do?
	I'm taking it off.
	Whatever he says, goes.
	I feel like the man is the king.
	He's the leader.
	I'm following his lead.
	I love a man that can lead.
	And me, I'm an alpha female.
	There we go.
	Like, I'm not gonna lie.
	Like, I am.
	Are you what?
	A smart retard?
	Yeah, I am.
	I am.
	So, to find a man that I feel like could lead is a huge thing.
	So, when I find a man that could lead, I'm submitting.
	I'm gonna submit for you.
	Whatever you want me to do, I got you.
	Who makes more?
	You or him?
	Him.
	Okay.
	Of course you do.
	Alright.
	What about you?
	Price for breakfast?
	What if I said I'm a feminine man?
	Would you find that attractive?
	No.
	I hate that.
	Because you're not the first girl to say this ridiculous concept of alpha female.
	When a girl says, I'm an alpha female, that's the equivalent to a guy saying, well, yeah, I'm a feminine man.
	No, so I'm an alpha female to other females, but when it comes to my man, I'm in my most feminine state because he's allowing me to be there.
	So you're telling me that, okay, so I can wear, okay, so by your logic, you're saying you're alpha around other women, right?
	Yes.
	But then you become a woman when you're with a man, right?
	Yes.
	Alright, what if I decided, you know, I'm going to wear heels when I'm with other dudes, but then I wear shoes when I'm with you.
	That is not the type of guy that I will be dating.
	So then why would you expect a man to want to be with an alpha female then?
	No, that's the thing.
	That's the thing.
	When he's with me, he's not getting the alpha female.
	Only other women are getting alpha female.
	Do you see what I'm doing here?
	So you're selectively picking when you want to be a lady?
	Yeah.
	No.
	So, when it comes to the man, I'm in my feminine energy.
	But when I'm in a room full of other women, I do tend to take control.
	And here's the thing, when I'm with my guys, I just wear heels.
	And then when I get around my lady, I'm a masculine man.
	Doesn't that sound crazy?
	No, I feel like you should soften up when you're around your man.
	And then when you're out in the business world, you should stand up straight and lead.
	As a woman, especially an entrepreneur as myself that owns businesses and I have people that work for me, I have to project myself in that way.
	All I'm simply demonstrating is You obviously would not be attracted to a guy that wore heels around his friends, right?
	So I find it interesting always how women want a guy to accept them for being masculine and having these alpha characteristics.
	Because when you say I'm an alpha female, all you're basically saying is I'm a masculine female.
	To women, not to my man, though.
	My man doesn't see that alpha female of me.
	Here's the thing.
	Do you have an A-type personality?
	I'm sorry?
	Do you have an A-type personality?
	I'm assuming you do if you're an entrepreneur, right?
	Yes.
	Well, people that have A-type personalities, it's very difficult to conceal that.
	They work all the time.
	They're very assertive.
	They're very dominant.
	It's very hard to conceal that, and men will feel that energy when they hang out.
	Very loud, yeah.
	And that is why I attract very masculine men.
	It takes a very masculine man to deal with a woman like that.
	Criminals, army men.
	I mean, you said deal with.
	I mean, that's a terrible...
	I mean, damn.
	If a guy's got to deal with you, that's an L. No, not deal.
	Okay, you're right.
	That was the wrong word to use.
	But, you know, to accept that.
	But some men like that.
	Like, oh, she's taking charge.
	She's running stuff.
	But with me, she's soft, caring.
	I see that other side of her that other people don't see.
	So, it goes both ways.
	I wish you the best.
	What about you?
	I don't think men like it.
	Yeah, we hate that shit.
	I think that's probably why I'm single, too, but I at least own it.
	I'm pretty aggressive, but I'm not going to sit here and be like, oh, poor me, why am I single?
	I decided to prioritize my career throughout my 20s, and I didn't go out, and I'm not on dating apps, I'm not on Instagram, and I probably have a very masculine energy with the work that I do and the profession that I'm in, and I don't expect Men who are surrounded by women on OnlyFans and Instagram all day that are just sitting around doing nothing but having their sugar daddies pay for their salon appointments while they go on vacations and crop their man out.
	I think that's going to come across as maybe more feminine.
	Because I used to think, and this is something I'll thank men for, right?
	I used to think to myself, oh, well, guys are really going to care about your accomplishments, and as long as I'm accomplished, a guy's going to have more respect for me than the hoe.
	How could he respect this hoe when he's not going to respect me?
	But at the end of the day, like, if a guy's gonna cheat on you, he's gonna cheat on you.
	And you having, like, a valedictorian position on...
	Like, I was valedictorian.
	I had a 4.0 GPA. Like, I have a lot of accomplishments.
	I have my shit together.
	But it still doesn't mean that you're not gonna get cheated on.
	Like, if somebody wants to go cheat, they're gonna go cheat, right?
	And they...
	We'll cheat with a girl with a 1.0 GPA. Yeah, because maybe they have more feminine energy.
	I don't know why people cheat.
	People cheat for different reasons, but I do think that we like to convince ourselves that that's normal, and I've been guilty of it too, but I don't think that that's really how men and women are supposed to operate, right?
	We've convinced ourselves, because we're living in an era now where women are working, where in the past, right, like, People used to be married for longer periods of time.
	Now you're lucky if you stay married for five years before you get a divorce.
	And people are not necessarily in monogamous relationships anymore, and I think that has a lot to do with the fact that there's been this warped mentality of gender roles.
	Like, people would say, oh, you're a hypocrite, right?
	Like, you say you're married to the game, Laura.
	You say that, you know, you're always working.
	You're too busy.
	But yeah, like, I'll be lucky as a 30-year-old woman who's going to turn 31 in May.
	I will be lucky if I ever get a husband.
	And that's just reality.
	Like, I will be lucky if I... You've accepted it.
	I've accepted it.
	Like, I will be lucky if I ever have a child, right?
	Because, like, ideally, you would want to be...
	That takes lots to admit.
	Most girls have never admit that.
	You would want to...
	I would want to date somebody for at least, like...
	Two years before I get married.
	So I'm 31 in May, right?
	Okay.
	32, 33.
	Then it takes like a year to plan a wedding.
	You're not going to really like get pregnant and have a baby unless you're married and in a committed relationship.
	And so then I'll be 36 and then that's considered a geriatric pregnancy.
	I never froze my eggs.
	And, you know, I could adopt, right?
	And some people will say like, oh, well, you'll be like more sad about not having a kid, but I've accepted it.
	And I know that I used to tell myself, like, oh, how could he cheat?
	Like, I don't understand.
	Like, I was so good to him.
	I paid for shit.
	I was so nice.
	I was so loyal.
	And then it doesn't mean anything.
	Like, guys don't care about your accomplishments.
	And this was something that was, like, really hard for me to accept because I used to be that girl that thought, oh, well, I'm, like, better than all these other girls because I'm not a hoe and I'm smart and, you know, I'm accomplished.
	They don't give a fuck.
	They really don't give a fuck.
	And none of you are special.
	I'm not trying to be mean.
	I'm not a 10.
	I know that I'm not a 10, right?
	I know that I'm not the hottest girl.
	All these other girls, they want to think, they want their boyfriends to tell them, hey baby, you're the prettiest girl in the world.
	Oh, if you had the chance to date me or Kim Kardashian, who would you date?
	Of course he's gonna fucking say Kim Kardashian, but you want him to say you, right?
	People don't want to accept reality.
	Nobody in here is a 10.
	Raise your hand if you're a 10.
	In your opinion.
	No.
	I'm not trying to put anybody down.
	I'm just saying you stay in your opinion.
	That's your opinion.
	Well, I think it's reality.
	I'm saying that nobody in here is a 10.
	And the reality is that there are a lot of 10s in Miami, right?
	There are a lot of 10s everywhere.
	And if you're...
	If you're older and you're living in a world where, you know, men are surrounded by tens with a click away, whether it be like Bumble, Tinder, whatever, okay?
	Like your chances of really finding a lifelong partner are pretty slim.
	I think that's the reality that most women need to accept because...
	How many girls on the panel think they're tens, just out of curiosity?
	Are we going by looks, or are we going by personality?
	Looks only, because we don't care about your personality.
	Men don't care about personality.
	No, I'm just joking, I'm just joking.
	I mean, we're going looks only.
	I'm totally kidding.
	I feel like everybody should regard themselves in the highest esteem possible.
	So, you don't feel like you attend, but you should.
	What if it's not true, though?
	That's opinion-based.
	It is opinion-based.
	It's every single...
	Somebody across the world can look at you and be like, oh my God, you are a teen.
	They can start talking to you in some countries and some places in Africa, the biggest women are the most beautiful women.
	I appreciate this thing that women do where they like to build each other up, but I like...
	I'm not a 10.
	I'm not.
	I used to be heavier.
	I lost weight.
	I don't have big boobs.
	I probably have some stretch marks.
	I'm just being honest.
	I'm not ashamed of it because for me, I've never been a woman that...
	I was able to build my platform.
	Not off of sexualizing myself.
	You will never find a photo of me with my top off.
	You will never find a photo of me with my boobs out.
	You will never find a photo of me with a man online.
	Because I've been able to build a platform based off of my brain and my political acumen and things like that.
	And so for me, I don't give a shit in the comments if people think I look like a tranny.
	I don't care if people think I look like a man.
	No, but I'm just saying people say things.
	It doesn't bother me because...
	I don't care if a man wants to fuck me or not, because if he's gonna fuck somebody, he's gonna do it regardless of whether I give him permission or not, right?
	Like, that's just reality.
	Yeah, you're right.
	All right, so you guys think women should regard themselves as tens?
	You do?
	Yes, you should have the highest self-esteem in the world.
	Everybody.
	Absolutely.
	It's healthy.
	But what if it's, like, objectively not true, though?
	Because to say that you're a ten effectively means you're perfect.
	Yeah.
	No, it doesn't.
	It just means you're perfectly happy with how you are.
	You feel like you're perfect for your own self.
	It's like, in your eyes, you are perfectly fine.
	If you had the opportunity to go get surgery for free at the doctor, you'd be like, no, I'm fucking fine how I am.
	It doesn't mean you think you're perfect.
	I just think that means you're confident.
	When a woman says, I'm a 10, that just means that she has confidence, and I feel every woman should have it.
	Because a man...
	One man could look at you and be like, oh my god, this is the most beautiful woman I've ever seen.
	And then another man could be like, she ain't all that.
	But somebody really could look at you and be like, she's the one.
	So it's opinion based.
	And that's what's so fucked up about everything right now.
	Your opinion of yourself should be The highest one in the room.
	Yeah.
	So that's why when I say it's opinion-based, you might not think I'm a teen or your teen.
	Because honestly, in my eyes, I be seeing niggas out with bitches and they really be big and they grill up like, my woman, bad as fuck.
	And in their eyes, she really is the baddest bitch in the room.
	But everybody else is looking like, what is this nigga, this young, got money, got doing with her.
	In his eyes, she really bad as fuck.
	And it's how she wears it.
	In his eyes.
	So...
	You're never going to please everybody.
	I've noticed...
	Well, that's an opinion.
	A fetish is our opinion.
	Yeah, like...
	That's what I'm saying.
	Nowadays, we look at, like, tens as, like, the girls with the perfect noses, the big boobs, the airbrush on Instagram, the European beauty standards.
	But I don't think...
	Me, personally, I think, like, a 10 out of 10 is, like, the beautiful ethnic girls from Africa with, like, the big noses and big foreheads, skinny jawline.
	That, to me, is a 10.
	Like, I don't like all these...
	But the thing is...
	The thing is...
	Injections, BBLs, to me, that's not a 10.
	I like the skinny, natural bodies.
	To me, that's a 10.
	Are your boobs real?
	Yeah.
	Are they really?
	Yeah, they are.
	Hold on.
	Are you a man?
	Am I a what?
	Are you a man?
	No, but I know what I like.
	So, how are you going to tell us what a 10 is?
	Because, like I said, it's in the eye of the beholder.
	But I'm choosing girls.
	You're not.
	But he just asked me what I felt like was a 10.
	But do you like the same thing he likes?
	Aha.
	Actually, yes.
	However, I'm not a good example, but the majority of people, the world itself, will tell you what you are.
	Yeah, like, yeah, like, the thing I've always found that's interesting, and I think it's actually destructive for females, is them self-assessing themselves and saying that, like, oh, I'm perfect or whatever.
	And it's only females that do this shit.
	Men don't really do that.
	Because, like, for you guys...
	You're on Instagram.
	You get a bunch of validation from men.
	Guys are giving you comments and giving you attention, whether you deserve it or not.
	And I think that a lot of modern women have a very grand...
	They have this crazy concept in their head of where they stand.
	And a lot of times, you guys are delusional of where you really stand.
	Girls will say, I'm perfect.
	I deserve the world, blah, blah, blah.
	I'm a queen.
	I'm a queen.
	And you have this crazy belief in yourself.
	And with men, that's the equivalent.
	What if I walked around and said, you know what?
	Fuck it.
	I feel like I'm a billionaire.
	Wouldn't that be ridiculous for me to say that?
	Because effectively speaking, right?
	So who is the ultimate consumer of female beauty?
	It's men.
	But women feel as though they're the ultimate consumer.
	No, you guys wear makeup.
	You guys do all the stuff that you do with your hair extensions, etc.
	It's typically because men are the end consumer base for female beauty.
	And with us, right?
	Like men, our value is based on what value do we provide to the world?
	And a lot of times you're paid in, you know...
	Based on what you can provide.
	So as a man, your title and your status and how much money you earn typically dictates your value.
	But I can't run around and say, I'm a billionaire when I'm not.
	Because then you guys will all look at me like I'm fucking crazy.
	Like this dude's on some wild shit.
	And I don't have the tangible proof to show that.
	But women run around and say, because that's your market value, is your beauty.
	I'm a 10.
	That's false advertisement.
	Because very few women, if any, are 10s anyway.
	Because that assumes perfection.
	And most girls are not perfect at all.
	I want to say that...
	It barely exists.
	Yeah.
	I agree with that point of view.
	Like, I don't think that women should look at themselves as, oh, I'm perfect to the point where there's no room for work.
	I think...
	But that's the problem.
	Right.
	That is the issue.
	And so that's the area that I disagree with.
	And I want to say this too, because what this has led to is we have the fattest women ever.
	Yep.
	Right?
	And I don't want to sound like an asshole, but I'm going to be honest.
	Black women are the most delusional.
	Y'all are the ones that run around and say you guys are 10s the most.
	I'm beautiful, I'm a queen.
	Be 300 fucking pounds and say you deserve the world.
	That's crazy to me.
	The average black woman is like 5'5", 187 pounds.
	Yo, I'm 6'3", like 195, 200.
	That's crazy.
	These bitches are huge.
	And they're running around and saying that they're fucking, you know, Queens.
	Who's the fat chick that...
	Lizzo.
	Lizzo and shit like that.
	And this is not just a black woman thing.
	They're just the fattest.
	But this is with females in the West in general, in the United States.
	And I think this whole concept of not living an objective reality and saying, I'm a queen regardless of how you behave, no need for self-improvement.
	Because we don't tell women that they're fat.
	We don't tell women that they're stupid.
	We don't tell them that you look like shit.
	We don't tell them any of this stuff.
	Women don't handle criticism well, so we never give it to them.
	Let me just clarify.
	When I say that women should regard themselves in the highest esteem, I mean having confidence.
	But that does not mean that you can't look in the mirror or look at not even only the physical, but just look within yourself and say, I need to work on this.
	I need to go to the gym.
	I need to get healthier.
	I need to work on my anger management.
	I need to work on why maybe I am a little oversensitive and not like I last shot on people or I don't understand where people's coming from or I need a...
	Pick up a book and like, I don't know.
	I need more.
	I need more.
	I hate to be able to grow, but they'll have confidence.
	Try to hold yourself to this unrealistic point of view.
	But for what he's saying, you understand, right?
	I understand.
	People will be delusional to the point where they feel like there's no room for growth.
	The problem is that they attribute, and I see your perspective 100%.
	There's self-love and then obviously where you objectively stand.
	The problem is that women tend to conflate the two.
	Like, their self-love comes into, like, narcissism and hubris and I don't need to change because I am perfect.
	Does that make sense?
	I agree.
	So it ends up working in a very bad thing.
	And I think also, like, you know, like, we live in a kind of pussy world now where, like, bullying is frowned upon, you know, internet bullying.
	Oh, my God, this is so bad.
	Like, for men, it's good to get bullied.
	I think for women, too, a lot of the times.
	But we don't really tell women the truth.
	And I think that's kind of what's...
	And then you add Instagram in where you got girls.
	And someone actually...
	A girl that used to work for us, Red, she said this, and I thought this was very smart.
	She said that a lot of times what girls do is they'll assess where they stand off of their pictures on the internet.
	Does that make sense?
	So they'll have a great photo shoot with edited photos, and they'll be like a nine or a 10 on Instagram.
	And they'll hold themselves to that.
	Like, that's where I stand, bitch.
	But in reality, you meet them in person, like, what the fuck?
	You don't look like your pictures.
	But they still have that mindset of, I attribute my value to what I look at at my best on the internet with edits.
	That's social media.
	I don't mean delusion.
	I just mean healthy confidence.
	And how many girls are on social media?
	I would say a majority of women are on Instagram.
	Every girl I've ever met has an Instagram for the most part.
	Except for Lori.
	Yeah, so I mean, but most girls are on there.
	I don't like, I mean, look, I had Instagram and I had a really large account.
	Like, I had half a million followers in 2000.
	I had a half a million followers.
	Sorry, I'm really bad with this whole mic thing, you know.
	When I was banned in 2019.
	And I didn't take my clothes off or anything like that.
	It was pretty much just news and commentary and videos and, you know, things like that.
	So, for me...
	I don't like Instagram necessarily, and I'm also less likely to...
	One of the first things I ever ask a guy, seriously, this is a rule I have, if I'm going to date somebody, if a guy is on Instagram, that's generally a red flag.
	There's a difference between having an Instagram and then being on Instagram.
	I don't really feel like you're going to meet a loyal man or somebody that's going to be a lifelong partner if they're on Instagram.
	And I think it goes for women, too.
	Yeah, we've got to call hell now.
	We've got to smash some wheels.
	I think that a lot of women, too, it warps your mind when you see that and you become delusional and you also become...
	Not just materialistic, but superficial.
	That's materialistic.
	I find I have a better view of things not having Instagram.
	I feel like the world would just be a much better place without Instagram.
	I feel like there wouldn't be no rating.
	There wouldn't be nothing compared.
	There wouldn't be none of that.
	I miss the old school.
	You know what's interesting?
	I've asked this question to a bunch of girls on the panel.
	Anytime a girl breaks up with a guy recently or whatever.
	I didn't get a chance to ask it on this one, but we'll ask it on other panels.
	Was a reason, was a component to you breaking up with your guy because you felt like you could do better?
	And the answer is almost always yes, right?
	And then I said, well, what made you feel as though you could have done better?
	Was it attention on the internet?
	Was it Instagram, et cetera?
	And a lot of times it's Instagram that made them feel like, okay, you know what?
	There's better men out there.
	They're messaging me.
	I can go ahead and replace my guy with something better.
	And I think Instagram has led to a lot of girls breaking up with dudes.
	And girls are the ones that initiate the breakups.
	Because it's like, damn, I can do better.
	Like, this dude is good enough, but I can do better.
	And, you know, there's this fucking analogy, the husband's store.
	Have any of you guys heard it before?
	No.
	Tell us.
	Alright, if we got time, I'll tell it.
	It's fine, bro.
	You sure?
	Yeah, I'm sure.
	Some of y'all gotta go, right?
	Soon, because I know it's...
	It's spring break and it's Miami Friday.
	Alright, so long story short.
	Okay, so there's a husband's door, right?
	We'll go into a dream world.
	Give me the sound effect real fast.
	We're gonna...
	Okay.
	So there's this store, right?
	It's a husband's store.
	You can only go in once, and you can't go back through it again, all right?
	And, you know, and it's for women to go in there, single women to go in there, right?
	So on the first floor, they're all men, right?
	And as you go up the floors, right, each man gets better and better and better, right?
	So you go in the first floor, and it's just all dudes.
	Yeah, you know what?
	It's just dudes.
	I can do better.
	On the second floor, they're all dudes, and they'll mildly go looking in a good shape.
	You know what?
	Eh, I don't know if this is good enough.
	Go up to the third floor.
	They're all good looking.
	They have a job.
	That makes a good amount of money.
	And they like kids.
	Hmm, okay.
	This is pretty good.
	But you know what?
	I could do better.
	Go up to the fourth floor.
	All these guys make a lot of money, love kids, want to settle down.
	And they're good looking.
	Damn!
	I could really...
	Damn, I wonder what's up.
	You say, fuck it, I'm gonna go up to the next floor.
	Go up to the next floor.
	All these guys want kids, are marriage ready, have a dog, and handsome, have money, etc.
	Full package.
	Damn, if it's this good, the next floor's gotta be absolute perfection.
	And then they go up to the next floor, and then it's just a big sign that says, this floor exists to show that women are never happy, and they always want better, you must exit the store now.
	And then what ends up happening is they fucking leave, and they can't go back through the store again.
	And I always attribute that analogy to like you being in your 20s, just going up the escalator over and over and over.
	It's like, yo, I could do better, I could do better, I could do better.
	And then you get to the top floor and you realize, fuck, what the hell?
	But then you spent 10 years going up through the store and you can't go back through.
	And it just goes to show versus like you go on the other side, right?
	The other part of this analogy is the wife store, right?
	On the first floor, all the girls are available.
	Second floor, they're attractive and like sports.
	And then the men never go past the second floor.
	That's a joke.
	The guys never even go up to the third, fourth, and fifth floor.
	We don't give a fuck.
	So they say that to show that women are never satisfied.
	And I would argue, since women are never satisfied and they want the best, Instagram, all is done is exacerbate the problem.
	Because now it's constantly in your feed.
	Damn, she's with this guy right now.
	He's taking on trips.
	Damn, she's with this guy right now and she's traveling over the place.
	How is that not the same for men?
	Okay, so I'll tell you why it's not the same.
	It could go both ways.
	Like, I broke up with somebody because they were using Instagram to cheat.
	I did.
	And so, if you're going to be dishonest, right?
	Like, I wasn't looking for something else.
	Like, I was content, right?
	So, I agree with you.
	I think that, like, there's exceptions to every rule, so I'm not going to be that woman that, like, says, oh, well, I'm different.
	I'm a different girl.
	But...
	You know, there's a lot of men, too, that have that girl that, you know, is...
	Well, they must have thought you were attractive if they were going to come out with you, right?
	So, you're attractive, and you're no drama, and maybe you don't like sports, but you're compatible with every other aspect of their life.
	And then you see some, you know, XXX account pop up on their Instagram, and you're like, oh, what's that?
	And then that's it.
	Yeah, but, like, the big thing...
	Yeah, and I see a perspective that it can go both ways, but for it to go both ways, the man's got to be exceptional to even pull girls off Instagram.
	And then the second thing also is that most of the time if a guy has a good girl, he might go and fuck another girl, but he's typically not going to leave his main chick.
	He won't leave her.
	He'll maybe explore other women, but he's not going to leave.
	Whereas with women, it's like, oh, I can do better, I'm going to leave, is what I mean.
	Women are more likely to leave a relationship because they get bored quicker.
	And I think Instagram has made the problem worse.
	And then the other thing too is that, let's be honest, who uses Instagram more?
	Women do.
	By far.
	Guys that have Instagram, I know the usage is 50%, but who's actually surfing and going through their feed more?
	It's women by far.
	And to be honest, when the average guy DMs you on Instagram, you don't respond to that DM. That's your celebrity, somebody's status, blue check.
	Average guy DMs you like, what the fuck?
	Average guy's taking stupid pictures in the bathroom on his IG. Selfies in the bathroom.
	So like, yeah, I mean, it could go both ways, but I've noticed that like with women, like they'll feel like they can do better, thanks to Instagram, versus like dudes, it's like, bro, you can't even play the game on Instagram unless you're of a certain status.
	But I don't know, do you guys agree with that?
	I don't know, I'll open it to y'all, whatever.
	I agree, like for example, Valentine's Day, like, People are scrolling down, and they see guys getting their girls Chanel bags, Van Cleef necklaces, and they're looking like, dang, if my man didn't get me that, does that mean he doesn't love me?
	It's like, you don't know what that guy that's buying the Chanel bag, he probably bought her Chanel bag, her Chanel bag.
	That's not genuine love.
	He's literally buying you.
	Well, actually, to make it even more...
	But who cares about that?
	But who cares about Chanel?
	Yeah, no way.
	I agree.
	The guy buying them gifts, you know why they're buying them gifts?
	Because they're fucked up.
	And it's when you say, you know what?
	I messed up, babe.
	I'm buying you a gift.
	I'll give you an example.
	So, like, what is it?
	The Ace Family?
	Some shit like that on YouTube?
	Right?
	Like, they have this family YouTube channel, right?
	And a lot of girls watch them like, oh my god, I want a family like that.
	But what they don't know is that that dude's been cheating on her for fucking years.
	Yeah.
	Smashing other girls, right?
	And then the other dude, I think, I forget his name.
	He's been on the show before.
	He also had a family channel.
	Got caught cheating.
	Corey.
	Right?
	Got caught cheating.
	But how many girls can you imagine that watch that shit, I want this, I could do better, might have broken up with their guy, et cetera, hoping that they'll be able to find that guy that provides his lifestyle, whatever, and be monogamous.
	It's not real.
	And then they leave a guy that was great because they thought that they could do better, and then they get that guy, but they're not prepared to deal with better guy problems, which is other chicks stepping out, giving other women gifts and all this other shit.
	And that's true.
	When dudes are giving girls gifts like that, especially luxury ones, sometimes they get fucked up, bro.
	Those are sorry gifts.
	Yeah, but I don't...
	I don't understand why every time we talk about a girl who they have Instagram, they show their body, they make sure they look good, but no one talks about the guys who only show their money for having a girl, and after they start to cry, oh, she was with me only for my money, but you only show that, and it's the truth.
	That's true.
	Well, that's society, you know.
	So that's equal.
	Look, come on, man.
	Like, guys have to do that.
	Yo, let's move on, bro.
	Yeah, we got so much pressure.
	No, I mean, it's a valid...
	It's valid, so...
	That's true, though.
	And then they get mad when they think, you know, like, money.
	That's all about the girl, that, oh, she shows her body, or this.
	What did you expect?
	You always guys talk about the girl, but normally you talk about the men.
	Yeah, men send you a picture of his car, of his watch, but...
	Yeah, but the reason why it's not the same is because men have to earn that.
	Yep.
	Does that make sense?
	Like, you don't have to, like...
	Or they could rob it.
	Okay, okay, like, he didn't want to show his money, that's okay, but...
	I don't think Drake earned it the other day when he said your body is T. That's some pretty homo shit right there.
	I haven't gotten that your body's T. Drake!
	What about if you be in a gym?
	That's pretty gay.
	That's 24-7, you earned your body.
	Well, most girls don't work out like that.
	Let's give it a thousand.
	Like, you could be a chick and not go to the gym and still have an acceptable physique to a majority of men.
	You could be a nigga with a trust phone.
	With a what?
	A trust phone.
	You ain't worked for it.
	No, no, no.
	Okay, fair enough.
	But what portion of men are trust phone maybe versus women that are able to market themselves on the internet?
	No, look.
	Okay, so it's a higher, it's like a surplus of women.
	Yeah, because remember how I said earlier, women are giving their value up front.
	So since they're giving their value up front, they can market it.
	And that's why a dude flexing on the internet, his money and status is not the same as a girl flexing her body.
	I can see what you mean, because it's like a thirst trap on both ends.
	But one is earned while the other one typically isn't.
	That's what it is.
	That's why it sounds fucked up, but this is why men don't respect girls that put it all out there on the internet because we know that it's easy for y'all to do it.
	I haven't gone yet.
	Sure.
	We didn't finish.
	Did we finish?
	No.
	No, no.
	She just wanted to add in.
	First of all, You can tell what your rating is.
	You just ask your guy friends.
	You just ask them.
	That's true.
	You know, it's really easy.
	Well, they'll kind of lie to you, though.
	They don't hurt your feelings.
	They don't hurt your feelings.
	A guy's got to be friends with you.
	He just wants to sleep with you.
	No, no, no.
	You're a guy friend that do not want to sleep with you.
	They all do.
	You would never know If what what does a girl have to bring to the table like I do want to eventually settle down.
	I see in the comments a lot.
	All of you whores are not getting married.
	That's true.
	You guys are over 30.
	You gotta be submissive.
	You gotta know how to cook.
	I wanna know what can I do.
	That's like the first question every guy asks.
	What can I do to be a better partner?
	You have to know how to cook.
	My man literally said, if you do not know, cause I own a catering business too.
	He was like, if it was not for your food, See, to answer your question, and I'm not a guy, so they could probably answer it better, but you seem like a really sweet girl.
	You seem like you're not one of these typical Miami whores, but you're also, what did you say, 31?
	I'm 30, so I'm going to be 31 at night.
	And ideally, like, if you're in a city like Miami where people come to party and they're just surrounded by models and, like, the hottest women in the world are here in Miami, like, is a guy...
	And I'm not saying this to be disrespectful because, personally, I think that, like, it should...
	There should be more to it than just your body and your looks.
	Yeah.
	But do you think a guy...
	Who just wants to get laid, like, is going to go for you, or do you think they're going to go for some model?
	No matter how sweet you are, you're clearly very smart, you're a doctor.
	I wish it wasn't this way.
	I wish men cared about accomplishments more, but, like, we're 30 and 31.
	Wait, wait, wait, wait.
	Sorry.
	Sorry.
	No, I just seen Miss Korea's IG, whatever.
	Who?
	Yeah, you, the blazer.
	Miss Indonesia USA? But go on.
	Wait, who?
	Korea, Indonesia?
	What Asian country, Chris?
	Which one?
	What's the handle?
	Nigga, speak English.
	Purple hair.
	Purple hair, yeah.
	That's your IG, man.
	Basically, she belongs to the streets.
	Oh, you're trying to say your Instagram is questionable.
	It's your body all over the place.
	I went on vacation to the Caribbean recently.
	Girl, you don't have to explain.
	Can you pull up, Bill?
	Wait, what are you showing?
	A bikini picture?
	No, your Instagram.
	Oh, so, okay, you're trying to say this might be why guys aren't taking it seriously?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Your Instagram does say things about you, unfortunately.
	You're flabbergasted, bro.
	In the digital world.
	Yeah, it does.
	You pulling it up, nigga?
	No, no, no.
	Sorry, so you were saying, like, why...
	So I should turn it, like, private?
	No.
	You should delete it.
	Or archive photos, like if you want to keep the memories, just archive it.
	It'll take it off of your face.
	But you have to be honest with yourself, right?
	You showing it right now?
	Because I had an attorney look it over.
	That don't look that bad.
	This isn't bad.
	That's pretty.
	That's not bad.
	I thought she was saying she was busting it open.
	I mean, she has her body busted open, but...
	This is pretty classy.
	Yeah.
	It's giving Vogue.
	Oh, okay.
	That is so pretty.
	I mean...
	I mean, Chad...
	You saw it.
	Chris, it's not that bad, bro.
	She's not twerking.
	It's not that bad?
	No.
	No.
	I'm thinking it's going to be some OnlyFans stuff.
	Oh, you're in the powder room.
	Bro, fresh.
	I love it.
	When is your birthday?
	Nigga, that's not even that bad, bro.
	July 12th.
	Really fresh.
	She's on the beach.
	She's bikinis.
	You're hot.
	Yeah.
	You're hot.
	It's up to you, man.
	So, what I'll say is this.
	Like, me looking at that, I wouldn't know you're a doctor.
	Yeah.
	Well, I would hope that...
	You know, and the thing is, is that, like, and this is where women kind of fuck up sometimes, right?
	Like, if you put yourself out in a certain way, what'll happen is they'll put you in a box before they get to meet you and know you, and then you might have missed that opportunity to get them to know you.
	Does that make sense?
	But I just started this after I moved to Miami, like, maybe four months after.
	Understandable, understandable.
	You gotta compete.
	But, like, I'm just saying, like...
	Yeah, I get it.
	That's a competitive market, you gotta compete, that's fine.
	But what I'm saying is that like, unfortunately, sometimes what will happen is like, and girls, I be trying to warn girls about this sometimes.
	Like, if you have a certain look or you're very attractive or you're too sexy or you put yourself out in a certain way, you'll ostracize yourself from certain men that you would have had an opportunity with had you presented yourself in a certain fashion.
	And then the other thing, too, is that you might say, oh, well, they just get to know me, blah, blah, blah.
	You might not even get the chance to meet them to even show your thing.
	Because I'm sure if a guy met you, you'd be like, oh wow, you're really pleasant and sweet, etc.
	And you're smart too and stuff.
	But you might not get that chance just because of your reputation.
	Like online, unfortunately.
	Because people will just assume shit.
	It's the internet.
	Hell, she had some assumptions before she came on about her.
	She had them about him, etc.
	That's just what it is because human beings don't have the time to get to know you and everything else like that.
	We're creatures where we make assumptions right away.
	What I've heard is that, you know...
	Attraction gets you in the door, but personality keeps you in the house.
	Oh shit!
	Another one!
	Oh my god!
	Wait, you FaceTime Khaled?
	Yo!
	DJ Khaled!
	It was great.
	I was like on the plane.
	We were about to take off.
	Oh, okay.
	We were FaceTiming.
	How do you know him?
	I don't.
	I just won some sweepstakes for Bud Light.
	And I was like, do I get a free year of Bud Light?
	And they were like, no, you just get to talk to DJ Khaled.
	And I was like...
	Come on, Chad.
	That is random, bro.
	That is a very strange...
	Okay, you know what?
	Hold on, hold on.
	You know what?
	This is perfect.
	This is perfect.
	Okay, pull that back up.
	Pull that back up.
	Pull that back up.
	So, I'm going to pretend like I'm a guy and I don't know you, right?
	Like, obviously, I know you now, so it's like, I understand your accomplishments, accolades, etc.
	But let's say I don't know you at all, and I'm just going off your profile.
	You know what a guy is going to think when he sees this?
	What?
	Whore.
	And I'll tell you why.
	Hold on.
	Because this is how men are.
	If we see you...
	Like, vacationing somewhere luxurious, if we see you in foreign cars, if we see you talking to celebrities like this, we see you associating with celebrities, et cetera, a lot of times, guys will assume, oh, she's probably fucking him.
	But little do I know, I know, but I'm telling you how men think.
	I know, it's like, this is how we think.
	You played yourself.
	So are you not supposed to post pictures?
	I'm not.
	He's so, like, wholesome.
	Ladies, ladies, ladies, ladies, ladies, ladies.
	Shut up and listen to me, because I'm literally giving you guys the game right now.
	Shut the fuck up and listen.
	When men see this shit, we assume, oh, she's probably fucking him.
	It might not be true.
	In your situation, you want to sweepstakes and you were able to talk to DJ Khaled.
	Cool.
	But men aren't going to think that up front.
	Like, I mean, that's very far-fetched.
	Like, wait, you want a Bud Light sweepstakes and you're talking to DJ Khaled on a FaceTime call?
	We don't assume that.
	We're like, wait, how'd you get his...
	How are you face-timing this nigga?
	You must be fucking to get that.
	Like, this is an A-list celeb.
	How the hell are you doing that?
	Like, this is just how men think.
	That's just how we behave.
	If we see you in Dubai, we see this whatever, we might not know that you went there with your ex-boyfriend.
	We'll just assume.
	Did some prince fly her out?
	We see you in a Ferrari.
	We might think, what the fuck?
	How are you in a Ferrari?
	We know niggas don't...
	Girls don't buy Ferraris.
	No, I buy everything.
	Why are you in a Ferrari?
	See, but here's the thing.
	I don't know your doctor, do I? We don't know.
	So we assume that sugar daddies, we assume the worst.
	And I hate to say it, like other women fucked it up for you.
	Where we just think if you're experiencing luxurious things, you're around celebrities, whatever, you're a groupie or you're a sugar baby or whatever.
	And we don't know you want to sweepstakes.
	We don't know that you were a video vixen or something.
	Or we don't know that you're a mechanic and you paid for it yourself.
	We don't know these things.
	We just assume.
	Because we just go off of stereotypes instead.
	Their types a lot of times tend to be true, right?
	So like if we see a girl on a Ferrari, we know generally women don't buy Ferraris.
	Men do.
	Whose Ferrari are you in?
	I think you're right.
	And I think I'm going to turn my Instagram private after this.
	No, no, but that's still bad though.
	But in the words of...
	She can make it private if she wants, but...
	To put it frankly, in the words of Khaled, you play it yourself.
	Because that right there is an L. No, he's right.
	No, no, no.
	But again, you explain it, which is cool.
	That's actually...
	It's really interesting.
	But she should.
	But guys don't know this.
	We always assume the worst.
	That's just how men are.
	We assume the worst all the time.
	I mean, you said not to make it private.
	I think that you should because personally, like, and I should have said this before.
	I don't know why I didn't.
	When I was asked, like, values that women should have if they want to be better, modesty.
	Like, how do you expect a high-value man, whether that is like a subjective term, right?
	Like, we all have our definition of what it means to be a high-value man.
	How do you expect a high-value man or somebody you'd want to marry to take you seriously if you're posting photos of yourself in bikinis online?
	But the thing is, I was never like that.
	You should make it private.
	What?
	It was more like once I got to Miami and that was the norm.
	No, it was once you turned 30, right?
	No, if you look at my previous posts, they're all just me and my friends.
	Bro, it's scrolling down all the way down, bro.
	Very wholesome, like medical things.
	Yeah, but guys are not going to scroll all the surgery.
	But a guy that you want to actually marry isn't going to want his wife as jerk-off material for other men on law.
	Online.
	Is that what it is, though?
	Yes, that's jerk off material.
	Who is your, are you, are you, let's be honest, like, woman to woman.
	Who are you really posting that photo for?
	Like, why don't you just keep it on your phone and look at it yourself as inspo for working out?
	Like, who are you trying to appeal to by posting that photo?
	She got no ass.
	Who struck it off to that?
	Exactly.
	Who the fuck is that?
	Some guys like that.
	I'm insane, don't you?
	Just go through it.
	I agree with you because what I did with my page like I took a lot of like my artist connections that because I felt like I was attracting the wrong type of people whether they were wanting me for my connections or wanting me because they think I was like a groupie or whatever yeah so as I got When I got to 30,
	I just recently turned 30 in December, I was like, okay, I need to take some of that down, because I'm trying to find me a husband, I'm trying to move differently, and I felt like I attracted a different type of people when I did move like that.
	Okay, but the thing is, I want to do concierge medicine so that I can have a family, and a lot of that is advocating for health, beauty, glamorous lifestyle.
	No, look, you can do what you want.
	I'm just telling you how men view things.
	And you guys, ladies, could do whatever you want with that information.
	I'm just telling you how men think.
	And unfortunately, we typically tend to think negatively.
	You look like the worst case scenario.
	You asked us for advice.
	We gave it to you.
	You're like, oh no, I want to do this stuff.
	No, I definitely am going to take that into consideration.
	I told you already that I'm turning it private.
	Yeah, and then here's the thing too.
	And I'm only telling you this because you're very smart and you have a good head on your shoulders and you're pretty modest.
	And you don't put that forward off your Instagram profile.
	You know what I mean?
	You should have some pictures of you with your white jacket.
	Show that side.
	Put that at the top.
	Pin that.
	So that people can automatically get some respect.
	Just so you know, when someone looks at your page, you don't go all the way down.
	Five seconds.
	First couple photos, and then that's it.
	They judge you all for that alone.
	Why?
	I think Miami changed me.
	I met some girls who look very religious.
	They look very good.
	Like a good girl, but they're escrow.
	They don't have social media.
	They look very nice.
	They don't put a lot of makeup.
	They...
	But they are an escort or they are very bad.
	So I don't know why people are going to judge in Instagram because you can put like some picture in a bikini and just work for yourself and or studies.
	So I don't know why.
	Yeah, but that's what they see.
	And even about a picture with DJ Khaled, like why someone, if someone's going to see that picture, they're going to say, oh, she gave her ass to him.
	No, maybe she just likes his music and she's going to, she want to take a picture with him and that's all.
	But they don't know.
	I don't think that actually makes you another DJ too.
	I caught her ass up.
	But like he said, they don't see that explanation under the picture.
	They just see you with the celebrity.
	And they automatically think groupie.
	And you know what?
	Hold on, you know why it's so bad?
	She's on a plane.
	He can say, he flew her out.
	So I'm like, who the fuck?
	I'm a guy thinking like, yo, he's flying her out.
	Your mind is warped.
	The worst part about it is the mask.
	That's so weird.
	It's DJ Khaled, you guys.
	He has like two kids.
	He's so like...
	To be fair, anything to call it is a little bit less of an issue, but it's an issue because you never know.
	Something so innocent that she enjoyed she could not share with the world because of fear of being judged.
	Again, I just gave you guys the...
	Recipe for how men think when we analyze a woman's profile.
	Right there it says, ain't no one flying that chick out.
	You can do what you want with it, but this is just how men think.
	We always have red flags going in our head when we see certain things on a woman's profile.
	If I see you in Tulum, I'm going to ask questions in my head.
	If I see you in Dubai, I'm going to ask questions.
	If I see you in a Lamborghini or a Ferrari or any type of exotic car that women almost never buy, I'm going to have questions.
	If I see you on a private jet, I'm going to have questions.
	If I see you with a celebrity, I'm going to have questions in my head.
	So like...
	And girls don't get, like, you might lose the fucking man before you even meet him.
	He might already put you in the, man, this girl's just for the streets box, and he didn't even meet you yet.
	And you didn't get an opportunity to showcase other things that you have because we already put you in that box.
	It's the same situation, like, you meet a guy, right?
	And let's say...
	Let's say you meet him, right?
	But he's like, he dressed like a Dusty.
	He wears jean shorts and fucking 2024 and a baggy shirt like Anichi and shit.
	Or the same shoes in every picture.
	Yeah, let's say that, right?
	Let's say he doesn't look the best or he got dirty teeth or whatever, but you don't know.
	He's a multimillionaire successor.
	He has a great personality.
	He's funny, but you already wrote him off, right?
	Like, damn, he's not my type.
	But you would have probably got along with him if you gave him a chance.
	That's what men do to women.
	The difference is this.
	When guys curve girls, we curve y'all silently.
	You don't even know we curved you.
	You guys have to curve us up front because we come to you like, hey girl, let me get your number.
	Nah, I'm good.
	So we got to take the rejection up front.
	But you guys, we reject you guys without you guys even knowing it.
	We already put you in the whole box.
	We're just going to use this girl for sex only.
	And you'll never know.
	So that's where girls fuck up.
	That's not nice either.
	I know that you disagree, but I just think men should take responsibility.
	So if you don't want to have hoe culture, you shouldn't enable hoe culture.
	So this idea that a woman is just for recreation, just don't have sex with her, right?
	Why don't you try to help a woman not be a hoe by not having sex with her?
	Don't ever listen.
	Someone else will do it.
	I think it goes both ways, but I just think that people should not enable hoe behavior.
	So how many of you guys are going to clean up your Instagrams after this talk?
	Well, I don't even have an Instagram, so...
	Yeah, I mean, it's up to y'all, man.
	Like, again, you'll get attention, etc.
	I'm just saying, like, not all male attention is good attention.
	That's all I'm saying.
	She don't want to be safe.
	Don't say if I... AF, pitch it.
	Okay, I live in Arizona and voted absentee ballot last general election.
	Didn't request it again and have been getting them in the mail without requesting ever since.
	Seems like the Dems are already up to no good.
	WLumer, WFNF, can ever...
	Oh, men can never...
	Can never be women?
	Never be a woman?
	What?
	They need to learn how to grow.
	Alright.
	To the Linklings, do y'all have sideways tacos?
	What is that?
	Oh, that's...
	No.
	We can answer that medically.
	What the hell does that mean?
	Pew!
	Alright, I'm so overtoneless.
	Oh my god.
	Okay, so...
	I got to ask questions like that at Little Dicks.
	I can explain.
	Sideways.
	You know what it is?
	Yeah, so they're asking basically, is the pussy tighter?
	Yeah, basically.
	So I just want to say like...
	Like when you get a pelvic exam, they don't make smaller devices.
	They don't make smaller devices for Asian women.
	I'd say everyone's different.
	Statistically, like an Asian woman is more likely to get a tear in her vagina while she's giving birth.
	And I've seen it.
	But I mean, that has to do with genetics.
	There's a reason why BBC is a...
	I think they'll sew it back up, so it's okay.
	Yeah, I'll have to sew it back up.
	Sew it tighter.
	Okay, let's move on.
	Okay.
	Thanks.
	I'm getting sick, my nigga.
	Damn.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	You must realize that in order for real men to come back, it is essential to embrace traditional values and roles, including being in the kitchen.
	Yes.
	Agreed.
	A thousand percent.
	Ladies.
	Ladies, have a man that makes $50,000 a year and cheats, or a loyal $50,000 a year man?
	Why is my favorite?
	I need me to answer it.
	I don't know.
	All right, what would you want?
	Hold on.
	Raise your hands, right?
	Raise your hands.
	Okay.
	$500,000 and the man's going to cheat or $50,000 a year but loyal.
	So $500,000 is going to cheat.
	Raise your hand.
	$50,000.
	How about neither?
	A year, by the way.
	Pick one.
	Pick one.
	One of the evils.
	$50,000.
	$50,000.
	Yeah, $50,000.
	$50,000?
	I picked the $500,000 together.
	Hold on.
	Do you know the amount of peace you have when you know your person is loyal to you?
	Yeah.
	It's just...
	Enough peace and the lights go out.
	Well, I'll tell you this.
	You're not going traveling no more.
	Yeah, you ain't going to Costa Rica again.
	No more traveling.
	All right.
	Cocoon punch!
	Ladies, what's more important to you?
	A career or starting a family?
	Ayo Fresh, we know Sun has given many happy endings to our patients.
	Rectal exams.
	Oh, wow.
	Many.
	But I want to know what you can do with a BBC. We can move on.
	Get them fresh.
	We can move on.
	Get them fresh.
	I actually don't know.
	laughter laughter That's not funny! laughter I mean, the picture's always funny, so that's kinda funny.
	laughter Is that him?
	No, no, they just pulled someone off the internet.
	Oh, I didn't know.
	Stevie Wonder.
	Yo, what the fuck, man?
	And then Weevy Wonder.
	There's a lot of real hair Under here too So Put our hands down Our back Just check our Instagram That's crazy Why do the ugliest ones always talk the most shit?
	Stick Up Kid goes, shout out Fresh and Fit.
	Got a question for the girl with the diamond necklace.
	Okay, that's for you.
	During BDSM, do you like taking it in?
	What?
	What the fuck, nigga?
	What?
	Okay, yeah.
	Do you like taking an anal and swallow every cum drip for your man and how many inches dick is your ideal size?
	I am gonna save those answers for my man.
	All right.
	Desmond Diamond in the center.
	That's...
	Oh, okay.
	Shut the fuck up.
	What the fuck, nigga?
	Okay.
	You're a rat and those boys got pinched because you can't shut the fuck up.
	You're wearing a chain that you know is dirty and you want to play dumb.
	304 Ratchet shit.
	Oh, shit.
	Oh, shit.
	You want to respond to him?
	Let's make it very clear.
	Anything that ever happened was way before me.
	Whether it did or didn't happen, I just so happened to be there in the moment that it...
	Oh, when they got busted.
	Yeah, so...
	She read the indictment.
	Yeah, right.
	From the year 2010 until 2021.
	I wasn't there, nigga.
	Martin, this one here is a part of the Michael Flynn's Dem Boys Network.
	What?
	I'm confused.
	I don't know.
	To the has-been model, Fresh is not African, he's Haitian.
	Fuck your identity politics.
	What?
	He ain't Haitian, nigga.
	I'm not Haitian.
	Have you ever been to an African country?
	There's no Shaquandas there.
	Sorry to brush your implants.
	Jay May, appreciate that.
	What else?
	Girl Next to Fresh, while you're very pretty here, objectively, it's why you're not a 10, okay?
	Line up you two versus Megan Good and Tina Sumter.
	How many tens of millions of women would go through before two pick you over them?
	What?
	Well, that's your opinion.
	Alright.
	Next.
	ThinkUpKid says, I have a question for the two black twins next to Fresh.
	Have you ever participated in a threesome and if you haven't, will you be on the cards for a billionaire offering millions?
	No.
	No.
	Okay.
	No?
	Next.
	A big shout out to the redheaded individual next to Myron.
	You're one of the rare females who embodies accountability and wisdom.
	Keep shining your light.
	Would love to see you work with Candace.
	Thank you.
	That's so nice of you.
	You know Candace, right?
	Yeah, I know Candace.
	Candace and I used to hang out when she used to live in Connecticut when I lived in Westchester, New York.
	When I lived in New York and before she, you know, became very famous.
	But yeah, I know Candice.
	We get along very well.
	Laura Luma is single.
	I thought you were this nigga, bro.
	Nah, bro.
	Oh, my buddy Nick.
	Why'd you get rid of that?
	Don't censor Nick.
	Yeah, man, you guys hating on Nick, man.
	You guys know Nick is...
	Why did they just blur his name?
	Oh my God.
	Might have been because we were on YouTube, but shout out to Nick and the Grippers, man.
	Oh, that's not very nice, though.
	Yeah, because they're saying this shit about him.
	But guys, Nick, as you guys know, he's a devout Christian, man.
	He's a virgin, so...
	Catholic.
	Yeah.
	He's a Catholic.
	Okay.
	Two different things.
	Yeah.
	So, either way, yeah.
	I didn't know what they said, though.
	I was really interested.
	They're trying to say that you and him hooked up.
	No.
	He's a virgin.
	I know.
	That's what I was saying.
	He came on your show and said that, remember?
	DJ Khaled's honor.
	I don't like when people are mean to him.
	I feel like DJ Khaled's a good man.
	He's Muslim, and he loves his family, and I don't think he would cheat.
	And so...
	Man, you're too naive, bro.
	Korean Babe fucking DJ Khaled and Black Girl fucking Rick Ross sponsored videos.
	Wait, don't tell me you really think you're smart.
	Nah, them titties smart.
	Well, if you take a look at my podcast, Caught Up With Candice, you will see that we actually touch base on very important topics like mental health, finance, relationships, and business.
	You talk about how to avoid jail, too?
	We talk about everything, so tune in.
	Tune in, all right.
	Yes.
	I don't avoid the FBI. Gorilla Blanco in the house.
	Shout out to Laura Loomer, Trump 2024.
	Ride with us or get Loomered.
	There you go.
	Hey, I heard you recovered from your accident.
	He's such a nice guy.
	Shut the gorilla, man.
	See you in the network.
	Yeah.
	RS Atlas, shout out to you.
	Walter, the FNF community needs you to slide on Ethan with Black Air Force as a do-rag.
	Grown-ass man talking about your moms and hide behind a screen on God, I will start a GoFundMe right now for bail.
	Oh, shit, really?
	Thanks, girl.
	Yeah, but...
	There's no need, bro.
	He's a coward.
	You know that, guys.
	Listen, when you live a good life, people can say whatever about you, bro.
	It don't matter, bro.
	And I showed you on the DM, bro.
	They didn't want to do a debate in person for obvious reasons.
	Listen, my mom's retired.
	Got a brand new car.
	She's in life.
	She's good, man.
	Who cares about Ethan and the client, bro?
	Shout out to 8 and 15 from San Diego leaving soon.
	The body count?
	8 and 15.
	Men pretty much live by saying actions speak louder than words.
	This is why men look at women's past slash present actions.
	What do ladies' actions say?
	Respectable wife and material 304.
	Okay, I see what you mean.
	That's the last one.
	Okay, let's go ahead and get last thoughts from the girls so we can get you guys out of here.
	I know it's spring break, so we'll start right here with you guys.
	Last thoughts on the show.
	Do you hate it?
	Love it.
	Hate it, love it.
	Last comments.
	I love it.
	Definitely an interesting and new experience for me.
	Wait, new?
	Yeah, new.
	Being gathered around, hearing so many different opinions from so many different people from around the world, different cultures, different backgrounds.
	Yeah, this was a very diverse panel.
	It was nice.
	Yeah, I loved it.
	Shout out Chris.
	Chris with us at AdLibs, man.
	Hey, shout out the team.
	WKennessey.
	Okay.
	100%.
	What about you?
	Friday night.
	Yeah, guys, this was very unorthodox, like, as far as what I'm used to with interviews and stuff, but I had a lot of fun being able to share my opinion and talking to other women and, you know, the fellow gentlemen on here.
	And I just thank y'all for giving me a platform and listening.
	So you guys make sure you go stream our album, Single But Taken, and follow us on Instagram at BrookeXKoda.
	B-R-O-O-K-X-K-O-D-A. Wait, Single But Taken?
	By who?
	That's our album.
	So you're single?
	And who are we taken by?
	By who?
	The music.
	Yeah, precisely.
	Oh, gotcha.
	I'll tell you this.
	Thank you, guys.
	I tell Logos to sing or rap on the show, you did a pretty good job.
	Yeah, you did.
	That was good.
	You made up for your sister.
	Yeah, you did.
	We're carrying her, bro.
	We got each other.
	Her sister's keeper.
	And you guys can hear more.
	On the album, Single But Taken.
	Alright, we're moving on.
	I had fun.
	I thought it was funny that I think the biggest negative thing or the thing to make fun of me about was having sex with DJ Khaled.
	No, of course not.
	But, um, yeah, no, I love being roasted.
	At least you didn't get a FaceTime call with fucking Dilvin Mulvaney or some shit like that, thanks to Bud Light.
	I don't even know who that is.
	Yeah, you do.
	That really annoying tranny on TikTok?
	I don't know.
	I don't follow TikTok.
	He's single-handedly, like, tanked Bud Light's, like, stock price, but sorry, continue.
	Yeah, I'll change my Instagram.
	You guys can see that.
	No, you don't have to.
	Before and after.
	Okay.
	God, do it.
	I was wondering why you wearing a mask, but it says 139 weeks ago, so this is back when the lockdowns were going on.
	This was almost three years ago.
	God, man.
	I bring dishonor.
	She's flying out.
	That was wild.
	That's such a weird sweepstakes.
	How'd you win the sweepstakes?
	Did you have to fucking shotgun a beer or some shit on camera?
	It was like a Facebook thing and it was like, witness sweepstakes, and then I just entered my email and that was it.
	Damn, there really are 30 winners on Facebook.
	Goddamn!
	I use Facebook too, but we're old.
	Okay, what about you?
	Oh, I'm way older.
	You're Asian.
	Yeah, but it's okay.
	Asian don't raisins.
	Anyways, I want to say thank you for the opportunity.
	43.
	Same shit, buddy.
	We're in the same box, I guess.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Well, never mind.
	It's early.
	Don't worry about him.
	I'm drinking Hennessy.
	Go ahead.
	Oh, okay.
	I just want to say thank you for the opportunity.
	First, I thought it doesn't really match my brand as Miss Indonesia.
	You know, so I'm kind of...
	You know what?
	I learned a lot today.
	And I want to thank each and every one of you, especially Ms.
	Moro.
	What did you learn?
	To be modest.
	And it's such a...
	I mean, I'm a conservative.
	I'm old-fashioned.
	Yes, I'm submissive to my husband.
	Yes, I like all that.
	Because you know what?
	I watch my parents going knocking under 50 years.
	I saw what mama have to do.
	Every morning, she cooks, cleans, and she'll go to work with them.
	And I'm okay with that.
	And people say, oh, why do you have to be...
	Cooking for your husband or your man.
	Because you know what?
	The easiest way to a man's heart is through the belly.
	And suck a dick.
	Maybe.
	I don't know.
	But I'm saying for the woman out there who's looking for a husband, who wants to make that a priority.
	I know when I was in my 20s or 30s, I was like, ooh, gotta go find a husband.
	I did.
	I went out of my way to find, I didn't go wrong, but a matchmaker.
	I cough up the whatever thousands of dollars because I want a certain level.
	You actually went to a match?
	Okay.
	And certain, you know, criteria of preference, you like it, you know?
	So I did.
	Would your matchmaker a woman or a man, just out of curiosity?
	Female.
	It was a female?
	Yeah.
	She's been around 20 years, blah, blah, blah.
	My girlfriend did the research on it.
	She's the best one out there.
	Not an easy job.
	It's not and hella expensive.
	But you know what?
	It's worth it.
	Instead of me going and hopping on different dates, getting my lashes and my nails.
	Wait, girl, you married to him?
	The one you got matchmake with?
	No, but I almost got married to him.
	Yes, he paid 30 grand to meet me.
	Oh, shit!
	But, I'm not trying to brag about that.
	But I'm saying, he was serious about finding a wife who wants this and this and this and that.
	Oh, he paid the matchmaker 30k?
	Yeah.
	How much do you pay?
	Women don't generally pay.
	Or sometimes it's free.
	If you're a woman.
	If you get an invite from another client.
	But the point is, if that's what you want, make it a priority.
	I mean, I love it that you're a successful doctor slash, you know, so are you.
	But, you know, do you want a family?
	To me, it's different.
	I want a family.
	That's what I want in my 20s and my 30s.
	Didn't work out a couple times.
	I mean, you're 45, bro.
	But it's okay.
	I'm merry and happy and I got my babies.
	I'm good.
	I'm set for life.
	I'm good and I'm happy.
	I don't run the streets.
	So it's all good.
	But anyways...
	Sayang, apa-apa.
	Oh my God, you're better than me.
	- What are you saying?
	How can you not say it? - Speaking Indonesian.
	Yes, you're literally speaking Indonesian, but way better than me.
	- What the fuck are you saying?
	- I'm Asian?
	- That's cute.
	I love it.
	But I love everything you said.
	Thank you so much.
	I am keep spreading because it's spreading spreading.
	The word, because it's not a cool thing, but let's bring it back and make it cool.
	All right.
	Land the goddamn plane.
	Well, it was a pleasure coming on your guys' podcast.
	It was nice meeting these lovely ladies.
	I feel like this panel was very sophisticated and had a lot of different opinions, which I thought was amazing.
	And also, it was great to hear your guys' take on things.
	Because to hear a man's point of view, sometimes I feel like it's very important.
	Because sometimes us women, we need that.
	Because we're so narrow-minded sometimes on what we think.
	And women are very irrational.
	I feel like sometimes we do need a man's opinion.
	So I like that.
	And also...
	Just how you guys got everything together, it just motivated me and my podcast, Caught Up With Candice, on how to go about things and topics and I love it.
	So yeah, follow Caught Up With Candice and Candice Marie Official for more.
	So a question though, are we racist?
	Oh, that's another thing.
	I'm glad you said that.
	And I'm glad that I came on here and we got to have that conversation because I'm not going to lie.
	I'm not going to say I judge people, but I put this thought on people like I did with you.
	I was like, okay, is she anti-Muslim?
	Are you racist?
	But I'm also that type of person.
	Once I meet you and hear your perception, I might think differently after.
	So I'm very open-minded with how I feel about what she said in you.
	Okay, I wouldn't go that far to apologize, but I definitely see the view differently, though.
	I don't think you're racist.
	I think you have a preference.
	And I don't think that you're anti-Muslim.
	I just feel like you speak on things that you're educated about.
	Yeah.
	I would say that.
	Well, thanks for at least having, you know, an open mind.
	No, definitely.
	And thank you for opening my mind to that.
	And don't believe everything you read on Wikipedia.
	Read on Google.
	I'm going to tell you this, though.
	Bel Air sponsor?
	Let's do that too.
	I enjoyed it a lot.
	Thank you for having me.
	I like having these type of discussions.
	It's funny because this is my best friend.
	I've known her for over 10 years and we actually were talking about doing podcasts and stuff.
	I'm glad I came.
	If you guys ever need a car repair or anything, hit me up.
	That J35 chick.
	How fast do you actually return cars to the customers when, let's say, like an oil change?
	Well, it changed 30 minutes.
	Oh, okay.
	Random question.
	Did you hear about the girl that was a mechanic that made OnlyFans but got fired for being on OnlyFans?
	I think I heard of that, yeah, but she worked for what, like a dealership or something?
	She might have, yeah.
	Yeah, yeah.
	No, I work for myself.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Good.
	Because you said you're opening up your own shop, right?
	Yeah, yeah.
	I do mobile mechanic for now.
	Okay.
	All right, so you go to the people.
	Yeah.
	All right.
	And you hang here in South Florida, right?
	In Broward, yeah, Coral Springs.
	But I do anywhere from West Palm to Miami.
	What about you, Miss France?
	It was a very good experience.
	Thank you for receiving me, even if I didn't understand everything.
	So, before to come here, I was very stressful, but now I'm proud of me because I make that.
	And I apologize for my English.
	You're welcome.
	Let's improve my English.
	All right.
	Thank you for coming.
	All right, Ms.
	Puerto Rico.
	I enjoyed it a lot.
	I like spending this time with other lovely ladies and hearing their point of views and also hearing the point of view of men.
	Because sometimes we can get in our little bubble.
	Are guys that drink now automatically disqualified or alcoholics pretty much at this point for you?
	Alcoholics, yes.
	100%.
	It's not a lifestyle that I'm down with.
	I'll be honest.
	I don't drink a lot.
	Maybe socially, but that's it.
	I tell men this shit too, but for women, any guy that does drugs or drinks a lot, you shouldn't fuck with him at all.
	Period.
	Which is why that cut off.
	And the reason why I say that is because if you smoke weed all the time or you drink all the time, that's effectively going to destroy your productivity.
	And as a man, your job is to be productive.
	We don't get the benefit of just being pretty and being able to sit on our ass all day and have a man take care of us.
	You don't?
	Women can do that, but we can't as men.
	So if a guy is doing anything that inhibits his ability to be productive, you shouldn't fuck with him.
	I tell girls, even if he smokes weed, you should probably not fuck with him.
	No, I definitely need a man who has self-control.
	Yeah, try to get guys that are like, it's boring.
	They're going to be boring as fuck, by the way.
	That's okay.
	But guys that are sober.
	Boring is good, though.
	Yeah.
	Or, if you deal with girls all the time, you can drink Hennessy or two.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I'm saying, Chad, it's not easy, man.
	It's not easy, man.
	Avoid niggas like Chris.
	There you go.
	I think a social drink is fine, but doing it all the time is crazy.
	It's okay if you want to have a glass of wine at dinner, socially, you know, but all the time.
	But if you want to avoid all problems, just go for guys that don't drink.
	You'll be best off.
	Which is far and few between.
	Yeah, it's rare.
	What about you?
	I definitely didn't think that there was like an age gap here.
	I thought everybody was kind of closer to my age.
	I didn't realize I'd be...
	I'll take that as a compliment.
	Thank you.
	Everybody looks really young.
	Yeah, because you're 20, right?
	Yes, I am.
	Okay, yeah.
	Youngest one.
	Yeah, I'm still in college, so...
	I like the promotion with modesty.
	I'm definitely going to...
	I have to be reminded that men look and judge off of first impression, especially through your social media.
	I'm genuinely not a fan of social media.
	I've deleted it a couple times before.
	I might do it again after this podcast.
	I mean, I thought it was on your page, bro.
	Your page is wild, man.
	Her page is wild?
	Oh, really?
	More or less.
	I mean, it's a little bit less than the one across from her, but yeah.
	Oh.
	It's pretty wild.
	Well, they see your body before they hear your voice, so.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, exactly.
	It's fine, though.
	All right.
	Cool.
	And then, Laura, where can people find you?
	People can follow me on X at Laura Loomer.
	You can find me on Truth Social, GabGetter at Laura Loomer.
	And then my website is Loomer.com.
	And then, of course, every Tuesday and Thursday, 8 p.m.
	Eastern, you can catch my show, Loomer Unleashed, on Rumble.
	She's on YouTube, guys, but Rumble is where she streams now.
	So check her out on Rumble.
	Yeah.
	So, cool.
	We're caught up, right?
	We're everything?
	We have one more.
	Okay.
	Down goes L3. Next up, San Fagabi.
	We coming for you, nigga.
	Yeah, I appreciate that, man.
	Thanks, bro.
	They're scared to debate.
	But guys, all the girls' Instagrams are below, man.
	Go check them out.
	Check out Laura as well on Rumble, guys.
	You know, rumble.com slash fresherfit, rumble.com slash...
	It's Laura Loomer, right?
	Yeah, rumble.com slash Laura Loomer.
	We'll catch you guys on the next episode on Monday.
	We love y'all.
	Peace!

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