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May 18, 2024 - Fresh & Fit

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	Thank you.
	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to Freshly Podcast.
	After hours, this year we're joined with a bunch of lovely ladies.
	Let's get into it.
	it.
	Let's go.
	What are you doing?
	What are you doing?
	Get out.
	Get out.
	It's the night.
	Kind of pattern.
	In the night.
	No control.
	Put your shoes on outside.
	You don't have to put them on in here.
	What's up, guys?
	Welcome to Friendship Podcast after hours.
	This year I'm joined with, what, eight lovely ladies?
	Nine.
	Nine girls.
	Rolo and Mike had to dip out, guys.
	They had some stuff they had to handle as far as, like, they got a party tomorrow, I think, that they got to deal with.
	A party with Maxima, I believe, for the charity event?
	Yeah, so they got to go handle some logistics for that, man, so that's why they couldn't stay.
	But, you know, it is what it is.
	You guys are stuck with us, or in this case, I guess, with me.
	Okay, guys.
	Rumble.com slash FreshFitters.
	You guys know that's the home base for us.
	Also, CastleClub.tv.
	Guys, we're going to be moving a lot of content to Castle Club, guys.
	Just so you guys know, more than likely, right, for us to be able to stay independent and do what we do.
	You guys know that we're very controversial.
	We say a bunch of stuff, and we want to be able to continue to say the stuff that we want, and you know censorship kind of sucks.
	So we're going to be moving parts of both of the shows, whether it's daytime, nighttime, if I bring on certain guests, or we get into certain topics, you know what I'm saying?
	Sound effect.
	Ding.
	We're gonna have to obviously go over to Cal's Club to talk about this stuff because I'll be honest with y'all.
	I'm tired of fucking censoring myself.
	It's annoying as hell.
	And if we truly want to be able to do what we want to do, we're gonna have to be on Cal's Club, guys.
	We're not gonna be able to do it.
	Even some stuff is cautious on Rumble.
	And this is election year as well.
	YouTube is definitely up on the rise of banning stuff.
	Yeah, bro.
	So we gotta be...
	So what I'm saying is...
	CastleClub.tv is where we're going to be able to get everything.
	All the videos are there.
	As you guys know, we had to take a bunch of videos down on YouTube for obvious reasons.
	But yeah, CastleClub is going to be the main home base, man.
	So we're going to be transitioning to that soon.
	Don't worry.
	We're going to give you guys a few weeks to kind of get used to it.
	Pretty soon, after hours and regular time shows, we're going to be giving y'all a portion, obviously, for free on YouTube and Rumble.
	And then we're going to be moving over to Cast Club, so we don't got to worry.
	I mean, that fight also put things in perspective, too.
	That caused us some issues as well.
	So, yeah, man.
	That's kind of what it is, man.
	So if we want to stay independent, we got to be able to have our own shit.
	And for us to have our own stuff, you know, you guys got to come on over and support, man.
	If you guys really rock with us, you guys got to come on over there.
	This is the cost of doing business when you make controversial content.
	And then you guys want certain guests to come on the show, guess where you're going to have to see them.
	Castle Club, guys.
	Castle Club.
	So, especially with what's going on out there in the Middle East, etc.
	You guys already know what time it is.
	Okay, what else?
	Chris.
	It's Friday.
	Nine girls on the panel.
	I mean, they all look like Power Rangers.
	I don't know what's going on, man.
	We got all types.
	We got 18.
	We got 55.
	Coco!
	Punch!
	So, girls, follow me on RFC Poxer on IG. Make it happen.
	I'm the only guy on Instagram that matters.
	And then, yeah, guys, I do not have a Twitter as of yet.
	So, if a guy is, he has like 4K followers right now.
	And he's scamming me on niggas, man.
	So, block his ass.
	I will create a Twitter this weekend.
	And, yeah, other than that, follow me on my socials.
	There you go.
	Alright.
	And then obviously get your coffee, guys.
	775 coffee as well.
	Get your caffeine fix if you need it.
	Link down below in the top description.
	Ladies, welcome to the show.
	If you don't mind, give us your name, your age, what you do for a living, dating status.
	And if you want to, of course.
	Your body count.
	We'll start right here.
	Welcome to the show.
	Thank you.
	I'm happy to be here.
	Name, age, what you do for a living.
	My name is Brandy.
	I'm a paralegal.
	And on the weekends, I work at The Improv.
	Where are you from?
	I'm from Buffalo, New York.
	Shout out Bills Mafia.
	Bill?
	Go Bills.
	Okay.
	Wait, how old are you?
	I'm 35.
	Okay, 35.
	And then you say you do, for work, you do comedy?
	I'm a paralegal.
	Okay.
	And then I work at The Improv on the weekends.
	Okay.
	And then I do some stand-up.
	Okay.
	Alright.
	So you do three things.
	Alright.
	Highest education level completed for you?
	I have a bachelor's degree.
	In?
	In legal studies.
	Alright.
	Relationship status?
	I'm single.
	Alright.
	Are your parents still together?
	I usually don't share this.
	I was a foster kid by the time I was a teenager.
	Damn, Chris!
	Yeah.
	And my biological parents are not together, but my foster parents that became mom and dad, they are high school sweethearts, so both.
	Okay.
	And they raised you since you were a kid, right?
	Just a teenager.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Birth control for you?
	No.
	No.
	We should add another question here.
	Yeah.
	We'll go ahead.
	Do you have kids?
	No.
	Okay.
	Alright.
	This should be a new one.
	Does that surprise you?
	Body count?
	You never know nowadays.
	Brandy?
	Body count is like...
	Come on, Brandy.
	Teens?
	Oh, teens?
	Teens?
	Is that fair?
	So...
	Wait, what's the highest?
	Teens?
	Like low to mid-teens, to be real.
	So...
	15?
	13.
	Like, say 15.
	At 35.
	At 35.
	Okay.
	I'll take it over for it.
	You think I'm lying?
	How much is she supposed to have at that age?
	Yeah, is that low or high?
	Like 19 when you're 90?
	Yeah.
	I've seen girls with 19 with 10 body counts.
	No, I feel like that's low miles for the year.
	If it's true.
	If it's true.
	I wasn't counting along the way, but I would say...
	Oh, there we go.
	Okay, that was more sense then.
	Yeah, I mean, I wasn't counting along the way.
	So, no condoms, you know, sorry, condoms, just blowjobs, that doesn't count, right?
	Body count, blowjobs?
	Yeah, there we go.
	No, but condoms, no condoms, everything counts.
	I counted everything, yeah.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Interesting.
	What about you?
	What about you?
	I am so excited and thankful to be here as well, charming off of her.
	My name is Soraya.
	I am 32 years old.
	I'm in the culinary industry.
	Okay.
	Are you like a chef or...?
	Kitchen manager, something like that?
	Something like that, yeah.
	I'm originally from California, moved here about two years ago.
	I did some college.
	Southern California, to be exact, Orange County.
	LA? Okay.
	Yes, and yeah.
	Alright, what do you, how is education level completed?
	Some college, some college.
	I did two community colleges.
	You got your associates?
	Yes.
	Okay.
	Is it a culinary, I assume?
	No, music.
	Music and dance in minor.
	Okay, relationship status?
	Single.
	Alright.
	Are your parents still together?
	No.
	Any kids?
	No.
	Birth control?
	No.
	Okay.
	Wait, parents are not together?
	Okay, no kids.
	All right, cool.
	And you said you're 32, right?
	Yes.
	All right.
	And what's your ethnic background?
	I am of Haitian descent.
	What's today?
	- What's today, Mo?
	- Haitian flat dance! - Yes! - Yes! - Yes! - That's right.
	- Yes! - Y'all don't know what? - Yes, my mom and dad originated in Haiti, Port-au-Prince.
	I was born in Queens, New York.
	And then, what about you?
	What's your racial background?
	My mom is white.
	My dad is half black, half white.
	You're biological parents, right?
	Yes.
	And what about you?
	For me, I'm...
	Oh, no.
	In the green.
	Yeah, you're good.
	Welcome back.
	I'm still Haitian.
	My name is Bethany.
	But y'all can just call me Beth.
	I'm 19.
	Where are you from?
	I'm from here, Miami.
	Okay.
	What do you do for work?
	Just the fast food industry.
	Okay.
	McDonald's?
	Sure.
	I'm just kidding.
	You're 19, so...
	All right, highest education level completed, I'm assuming high school, right?
	Are you in college?
	No, not yet.
	Okay.
	Relationship status?
	Taken.
	Okay, how long have you been together?
	It's been about two years.
	Same guy?
	Mm-hmm.
	All right.
	Are your parents together?
	No.
	Okay.
	Worth control for you?
	Yes.
	Okay.
	And then, no kids, right?
	No.
	Okay.
	What's your ethnic background?
	Dominican and Honduran.
	Okay.
	It's a weird mix.
	Cool, and then I'm assuming this guy, you guys, to get high school sweetheart then?
	Yeah.
	Alright, cool.
	What about you?
	My name is Stephanie.
	I'm unemployed.
	Alright, how old are you, Stephanie?
	I'm 18.
	18, okay.
	I go to college.
	And where are you originally from?
	Miami.
	Okay.
	And then you're in college right now?
	Yeah.
	Okay, so you're a full-time student?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	What are you majoring in?
	Um, RN. Okay.
	Nurse.
	Wait, nurse?
	No.
	At 18?
	Dang.
	Do you go to school here in Miami or do you go to school somewhere else?
	FIU. Okay.
	All right.
	So, right up the road.
	Um, are your parents still together?
	No.
	Okay.
	Divorce?
	Um, they weren't together.
	Oh, they were never together.
	Okay.
	Living life on the edge.
	Are you on birth control?
	No, I'm not.
	No?
	No kids?
	No.
	What's your racial background?
	I'm Cuban.
	Okay.
	You could pass for like a white girl.
	That's crazy.
	Wait, hold on.
	Body count?
	Two.
	Bro, she capped it, bro.
	At 18, that's crazy, bro.
	Alright, what about you?
	What's your date?
	Hey, y'all!
	So, my name is Ja-Nira.
	I am Ja-Nira.
	Ja-Nira.
	Ja-Nira.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	And I'm 18.
	Okay.
	Where are you from?
	From Fort Lauderdale.
	Okay.
	What do you do for work?
	I work at the financial aid department in my college.
	When they hire a student to work, you go to the same college, basically.
	And I go to school.
	So you do a work study, basically?
	No, I get paid.
	Yeah, but like, it's work study.
	But you work in a financial aid department of your school.
	What do you major in?
	I major in law, but it's beginning, because I just started college.
	Do you want to drop where you go to school, too, or no?
	It's up to you.
	Miami-Dade College.
	Oh, Miami-Dade, okay.
	I don't know what it is, but FIU, Miami-Dade, all these, like, Florida colleges, man, it's a red flag.
	We love them.
	If you went there, it's a red flag, man, just saying.
	Okay.
	I'm just giving it 100, bro.
	I have to give it 100.
	All right, are you bested together?
	No.
	Okay.
	Relationship status for you?
	I'm single.
	All right.
	Makes sense.
	Murder control for you?
	No, used to.
	Okay.
	No kids for you?
	Yes, one.
	Oh, shit.
	Oh, shit.
	Wait, hold on.
	Wait, how old?
	I have an eight-month-old.
	No, we're going to shout my son out because it's his eight-month month.
	Okay.
	Talk your shit.
	Okay, Queen, talk your shit.
	Good birthday, Junior.
	But you're 18, though?
	Yes.
	So you had him at 18?
	Yes.
	Okay, good.
	Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Wait, wait, where's the dad?
	He gone.
	His dad is in his life, like, 100%.
	We just not together.
	Oh, so he's in jail?
	No, he's in his life, but we're not together.
	She said it wasn't together.
	I thought he was in jail, locked up.
	She said he was in his life, man.
	I know, but you can be in jail.
	Damn, man, you're a stereotype, man.
	Okay, what's your ethnic background?
	I'm Bahamian-American.
	Okay, Bahamian-American.
	The last Bahamian we had on the show, gone into a scuffle.
	I see.
	She's ready to fight.
	Y'all are crazy, man.
	Okay, what about you?
	What's your name?
	My name is Madison.
	I'm employed.
	I'm a chef.
	I go to school for that, and the culinary industry as well.
	Wait, how old are you, Madison?
	I'm 18.
	Okay, and where are you from originally?
	I'm from Miami and my background is Cuban-European.
	Okay.
	Cuban and...
	European.
	Like, what are we talking about?
	Irish.
	Do you know?
	Okay.
	So you're from Miami...
	Okay.
	And you said for...
	What do you do for work?
	I'm a chef.
	I'm in the culinary industry.
	Okay.
	And then are you in school right now or no?
	Yes.
	That's what I go to school for.
	Okay.
	So you're in college for...
	You're in culinary school.
	Yes.
	Okay.
	Relationship status?
	I'm in a relationship taken.
	How long have you been together?
	Four years.
	What did you guys meet?
	We met through a friend.
	Mutual friend?
	Yes.
	Was it a friend or like your ex?
	My ex.
	I'm telling you, listen, monkey branch is a real thing, bro.
	No.
	And no, like, not for nothing, not for nothing.
	I know, I would be super honest if I was like, oh, I was feeling him.
	I'm not that type of person that cares.
	I really didn't think.
	Stop the cap.
	No?
	Okay.
	It just happened by accident.
	Yeah, but after me and my ex were way separated.
	Like, it happened way after the relationship.
	I feel you.
	I mean, he felt her too.
	Wait, uh, question.
	Is that your first year in college?
	Um, I just finished my first year.
	I'm in my summer time now, but yes.
	Okay.
	Alright, uh, are your parents still together?
	No.
	Okay.
	Uh, birth control for you?
	Not anymore.
	No.
	You have kids?
	No, I do not.
	Alright.
	Uh, body count?
	Um, just him.
	One.
	Bro, I don't believe that shit.
	What, your ex?
	I mean, she was 14 when she met him, bro.
	Yeah, I was 14 when I met him.
	I was a baby.
	They're eighth grade.
	Yeah.
	Wait, how old is he?
	He's two years old.
	I mean, he's 20.
	Wait a minute.
	You know how Romeo and Juliet laws are applied?
	Yeah.
	I mean...
	Hey, man.
	No one knows.
	Yeah.
	It's fine.
	State of Florida has Romeo and Juliet laws.
	So when he was 18, she was 16, and he's 20 now and shit.
	Hey, we should do an episode and catch him.
	I love that!
	Vitaly and Myron catching pedophiles, dude.
	Yeah, that was fun, by the way, guys.
	I saw that shit.
	That was the best.
	Let's call them pedos.
	Pedos.
	Oh, sorry.
	I was actually talking with the detective earlier today.
	They were, like, really pushing it.
	Like, yeah, I passed them some stuff for the evidence and everything else like that.
	So they're going to push it, man.
	There's a good chance...
	Then if he goes to trial, I'll probably have to testify and shit.
	What's up, bro?
	Like, uh, gonna get off if you weren't there?
	Like, you set up where he would get in trouble?
	No, I mean...
	So, obviously, right?
	So, like, when you're doing a...
	Am I gonna really get into this right now?
	Yes!
	Yes!
	Sure!
	Catching them.
	Chad, give me once if you guys want me to get into this.
	Two if you guys want me to just keep on going with the show.
	Because I don't want to get into a whole thing here and talk about this shit and disrupt.
	You should do it full time.
	I don't know if I'm going to do it full time, man.
	We've got to run the podcast, man.
	So yeah, let me see here.
	Well, shit, we might have to do a poll on YouTube.
	They want it.
	Oh, once.
	Just do a poll while I continue asking questions and getting the girls' info.
	Okay, so y'all been together for four years, cool.
	Your parents are not together, no birth control, and okay, then you said that your body count is one, so you're the only person you've been with.
	Cool.
	All right, what about you?
	What's your name?
	Hey guys, my name's Genesis.
	Genesis, okay.
	I'm 18 years old, and I'm a bottle girl.
	What's all these young girls, man?
	Hey man, don't...
	She was here before.
	She's been here before?
	Okay, Genesis, where are you from?
	I'm from Bradenton.
	Up north.
	Goddamn.
	Okay, that's up north.
	For real.
	Okay, what do you do for work?
	I'm a bottle girl.
	I just said that.
	Okay.
	She belongs to the streets.
	I just heard bottle.
	I didn't hear the girl part.
	Oh, okay.
	It was just here last time.
	I feel like I asked this question last time, and I probably did.
	You did.
	You're a bottle girl at 18?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, we went through the same conversation.
	I was going to say, now I remember you.
	I never remember anybody, but I remember this, Bottle Girl, 18, like, what the fuck?
	What's the law in Florida?
	Depends on your own.
	Yeah, drink.
	Okay.
	Man.
	It's Miami.
	All right, don't say what club you are, man.
	Brandon said it's not Miami at all.
	Of course not.
	Or do you work here in Miami?
	Yeah.
	We went through this as well.
	I was born over there, but I came over here.
	Alright, okay.
	I would say mommy has very lax laws on that type of stuff, but hey man, this shit's kind of freaky, man.
	I don't want to touch that shit.
	Alright.
	Highest education level completed for you, I guess high school?
	Yep.
	Are your parents still together?
	No.
	Okay.
	Worth control for you?
	Yes.
	Okay, relationship status?
	Taken.
	Okay.
	How long have you been together?
	Like a year.
	He's here in Miami, right?
	Yeah.
	What does he think about your bottle thing?
	I remember asking this too, but I don't recall what it was.
	He has his moments.
	I remember now.
	What's your ethnic background?
	I'm Puerto Rican, Cuban, and Italian.
	Puerto Rican, Cuban, and Italian?
	Yeah.
	Mamma mia!
	So it's a crispy way outside of schools.
	What was that?
	It's a crispy way outside of schools for girls.
	Oh, shit.
	I have new people on the team, so it's fine.
	Fair enough.
	What about you?
	Hi, my name is Fernanda.
	Fernanda?
	Fernanda.
	Fernanda, yeah.
	How old are you, Fernanda?
	22.
	Where are you from?
	I'm from Miami Beach, born and raised in South Beach.
	Okay, that's unique.
	What do you do for work?
	I'm a full-time student and I just opened up an LLC, Precious Models Agency.
	I'm trying to work on that and get money from that.
	It's tough on these streets.
	Highest education level completed.
	Do you have your bachelor's degree yet or no?
	I'm on it.
	I'm on my associates right now.
	I'm majoring in nursing.
	In nursing?
	In South Broward.
	In South Broward.
	Relationship status?
	In Broward South, huh?
	Taken.
	Taken?
	Okay.
	Yeah, boyfriend.
	How long have you been together?
	Like five months now.
	Oh, okay.
	How'd you guys meet?
	We actually met online and then we just like, you know, went out for dinner.
	Tinder or what?
	No, no, Instagram.
	Instagram.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Wait, are your parents together?
	Who DM who first?
	My dad has passed away.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	I'm sorry to not.
	But they were together before.
	Okay.
	What were you saying, Fresh?
	No, when you guys DM'd, who was first to DM? Oh, he DM'd me.
	He's let in.
	He's let in.
	He's let in, too.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Birth control for you.
	Well, I can't have birth control.
	Why?
	Because I have two tumors, they're benign, and I can't really take birth control since it's a hormone.
	They have to find me like a right one.
	Can you still have kids?
	I have, yeah, they still have another.
	Okay.
	Damn!
	That's turbulence.
	Are we on a plane?
	That's a plane ride.
	Okay, let's move on.
	What's your ethnic background?
	I'm a Colombian.
	Born and raised here, yeah, Colombian.
	Full Colombian, full Colombian.
	Okay.
	Yeah, you don't really meet many people that are from, like, Miami Beach, so that's why I was a little...
	I thought you were one of them boys for a second.
	Oh no, I was born and raised there, went to South Point Elementary, Miami Beach Senior High, out of the snow school, all that.
	Okay.
	All right, her family got some dough.
	All right, cool.
	I don't know.
	No, you see, that's just me and my mother in this country, so.
	Okay.
	She's working hard now.
	Yeah, you can't be on South Beach being a brookie.
	All right, what about you?
	What about you?
	What's your name?
	My name's Vanessa.
	Vanessa?
	I'm from Los Angeles.
	Okay.
	I live part-time in San Antonio because I met my fiancé out there.
	Okay.
	On Tinder.
	San Antonio is a hard place to find love.
	It was a lot of finger work.
	On Tinder?
	Yeah, lots of finger work to find him.
	How many matches before you found him?
	Over 2,000.
	Thousands of matches and I found him and I thank God for him.
	You just swipe right one time and it's a match automatically.
	No, no, no.
	How many actual encounters?
	I didn't go on that many dates.
	I found him and I was like, alright, he's it.
	It's been two years now.
	We're about to get married in like five months.
	Damn!
	From Tinder?
	Yeah, from Tinder.
	That's crazy, son.
	I'm about to write an email to Tinder and thank them, honestly.
	How old are you?
	I'm 25.
	Okay.
	25.
	You're from L.A., but you spend time between San Antonio and L.A. What does he do for work?
	Yeah, so my fiancé's a business consultant.
	Okay.
	He has two master degrees.
	He's like the perfect man for me.
	He's like 6'4".
	Is he Mexican?
	Yes, he's Mexican.
	San Antonio is super Mexican.
	I spent a lot of time there myself.
	Yes.
	Okay, what do you do for work yourself?
	I'm going to stay at home, Beyonce.
	Fair enough, that works.
	I used to be in the insurance field.
	I have a business degree.
	Okay, you have a bachelor's then?
	Yeah.
	Okay, in business.
	Where'd you get it from?
	Santa Barbara Business College.
	Okay.
	Well, that makes sense.
	Yes.
	All right.
	And your relationship status is obviously you're engaged.
	I'm engaged.
	My parents are divorced.
	For two years?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	And parents divorced.
	All right, cool.
	Birth control for you?
	No birth control.
	Okay.
	And then your ethnic background, are you Mexican too?
	No, my parents are from Peru.
	Okay.
	South America.
	She's Peruvian, but she just don't speak Spanish?
	Of course.
	Oh, you do?
	Okay.
	You didn't hear what this fatic in the back said?
	Let me turn on my accent.
	Yeah, she's not from Peru.
	She's not from Peru.
	She's Americanized.
	I speak Quechua.
	You're not from Peru.
	What is Quechua?
	The language from Peru.
	It's a dialect in there, but still.
	Of course.
	Myron.
	I'm not the one saying it.
	He's the one that's calling you off.
	Shout out you catching the pedophiles.
	The pedos.
	I appreciate that, but he's the one calling you.
	Mo, show the camera on you, man.
	He's the guy that knows all the languages and shit.
	Alright.
	Okay, interesting panel, man.
	Different age ranges.
	A lot of teens.
	A couple of teenagers, a couple of 20s.
	No, it's diverse.
	We got some 30 old ladies.
	We got some ladies in their teens.
	Then we got some ladies in their 20s.
	Okay, interesting.
	Okay.
	So, real quick.
	So we got a video to play.
	Before we play this video, can we fire it up real quick?
	Actually, no, I should recharge for that.
	Yeah, let me read chats and then we'll play up the video that we're going to react to.
	Okay, Chris says, ladies, for the rest of your life, 60K per year working only 10 hours per week or 250K per year with only 4 hours of sleep per night?
	Okay, let me ask this question to ladies real quick.
	We can go around on this one real fast.
	60K per year working only 10 hours per week or 250K per year with only 4 hours of sleep per night?
	I would say 4 hours.
	Let's start here.
	What'd you say?
	Four hours of sleep.
	Oh, but you only work 10 hours per week.
	Yeah.
	So $60,000, but you only work 10 hours per week, or $250,000 a year with only four hours of sleep at night.
	Do you guys get that?
	Yeah.
	So you're only sleeping four hours a night, but you make a quarter million a year, or you make $60,000 per year, but you only work 10 hours a week, so you work one day a week.
	Which one would you prefer?
	Four hours of sleep, quarter million a year.
	Alright, what about you?
	Oh, the first one, I'm 60 because it's gonna add up.
	No, but you only do one day, 10 hours.
	No, I'm sorry.
	I don't, I don't like, like, um, what's it called?
	Like, sleep, like, nighttime, so I'm like, you know.
	Alright, so four hours of sleep for you.
	What about you?
	Yeah, no.
	I would say the four hours of sleep.
	Uh, the 60k per year working 10 hours.
	Okay.
	60k per year.
	What, 10 hours?
	Okay.
	The 60k.
	Ten hours per week?
	Okay.
	Four hours.
	So four hours of sleep every night?
	Yeah.
	Damn.
	I don't think y'all have like went a full week sleeping four hours per night, bro.
	That's what I'm saying.
	For real.
	I have.
	I have.
	Yeah, do it for months and years?
	I've done it, yeah.
	And then a stressful ass job?
	Okay, all right, cool.
	If you say so.
	What about you?
	Although I could deal with a lack of sleep, the 60k as well.
	Okay, what about you?
	The 60k.
	Okay, just real quick, just so I have the numbers.
	Raise of hands for the 60k.
	All right, that is a majority.
	Okay.
	Makes sense.
	Okay.
	What do we got next?
	Ladies, be honest.
	When it comes to dating, what race of men do you desire the most and which do you desire the least or not at all?
	That's actually a good one, actually.
	That's actually...
	How will you not ask that question?
	We should have always asked that.
	We've never asked that question.
	Maybe we should get in the building.
	Yeah, because I guess we assume it's...
	Okay, all right.
	Yeah.
	All right, go ahead.
	We'll start with...
	Okay, so repeat the question.
	Yeah, I didn't hear it.
	The question is, what race of men do you desire the most and which race do you desire least or not at all?
	At all.
	I would say not too dark, not too light.
	Okay, it's Spanish.
	Okay, it's Spanish.
	Wait, wait.
	What about Drake?
	Is the most?
	Yeah.
	Drake's light-skinned.
	Yeah, light-skinned.
	He's light-skinned.
	I mean, I feel like I'm not, like, picky.
	Like, it doesn't necessarily have to be Hispanic.
	Just give us the most desired.
	If all things were equal and they were all equally handsome, what would you prefer the most and what would you prefer the least?
	Latino and least would be Asian.
	What about you?
	Oh man, that's a good question, a juicy one.
	For me, mixed of any sort.
	Well, it's got to be mixed of what now?
	I guess black and white.
	Black and white.
	And then least desirable?
	Maybe like, I don't know, Middle Eastern.
	Oh, sorry, Mark.
	Yeah.
	Certain parts, certain parts.
	And they gotta be tall.
	Okay, you mean Middle Eastern or do you mean like Indian and Pakistani?
	Because that's different.
	More so that.
	Indian and Pakistani.
	All right, yeah, because they always miss, can screw the two.
	All right, Indian.
	All right, what about you?
	I like my Haitians.
	Yes, sir!
	Yes, sir.
	Yes, sir.
	Is your guy hijay?
	Yeah.
	Okay, and then leave some variable.
	That's smart.
	I guess Asians, yeah, because I don't really be looking at Asians like that lately.
	What about you?
	Most desirable or least desirable?
	Latinos.
	Probably Asian.
	Asian least desirable?
	Damn, what happened to old Asians, man?
	I'm not surprised.
	This actually lines up with the data.
	Yeah.
	What about you?
	Um, Puerto Rican and...
	Was your baby daddy Puerto Rican?
	Yes, he is.
	That's right.
	That makes sense.
	And, um, at least I would have to say, like, um...
	Niggas.
	Uh...
	What is it?
	What is it?
	African-American.
	Just spit it out.
	What's the language they speak?
	I'm trying to figure out the least.
	Lightskins, mixed men.
	So you don't want the black and whites?
	No, hell no.
	Puerto Ricans can pass for that.
	They can pass for it, but it's like their culture is not the same as being black and white.
	Okay, I see your perspective.
	You just want a Latino from Puerto Rico.
	No.
	Light-skinned men are sassy.
	No, I'm saying what you like.
	Oh, yeah.
	That's why they the least on the list.
	So I guess between this rap battle with Drake and Kendrick Lamar, I know who you got.
	Kendrick Lamar, all day, every day, not like us.
	Oh, shit.
	Okay.
	Why do you say he's not like us?
	Oh, you don't want to know.
	You might be catching...
	Is it the sound effect?
	No.
	He knew better than to hit him on that.
	Allegations.
	What about you?
	My preference is black.
	And I don't like anything white tone.
	You don't like Caucasian guys?
	It doesn't even have to be Caucasian.
	Even Hispanics of lighter descent.
	I prefer if you were a darker Hispanic rather than a lighter.
	Okay.
	Is your guy black?
	Yes, he's Haitian.
	Yes, sir!
	Alright, what about you?
	I would say Hispanic or black.
	Is your guy black?
	No.
	He's Hispanic?
	Yeah.
	Lisa Zari Just keep it right You know it's white.
	I thought you were going to say Asian for a second.
	So white, not Asian?
	Yeah.
	Okay, white.
	All right.
	What about you?
	I don't discriminate, but I do have my preferences, like light skin.
	What are your preferences, please?
	Light skins, dark skins, and white boys.
	What's up, penis?
	You like everything.
	I didn't say Asian.
	I didn't say Indian.
	You guys think I'll fucking be lying to y'all when I be telling y'all this shit.
	What about you?
	I like Mexican men.
	Did you date Mexican men exclusively before your guy, though?
	No.
	I don't like white men or Asian men.
	Okay.
	All right.
	I've been telling you guys for years that Asians and Indians and Pakistanis, etc., tend to do the worst with dating apps.
	Women find them the least attractive.
	At least Western women do.
	That's a great question, though.
	Yeah, we should actually add that more often.
	I didn't think to ask it because we already know.
	But I think for them, they need to hear from the girls themselves to see that we're not fucking lying about this shit.
	Yeah, but you know what's going to happen?
	What?
	The show's gonna end.
	Yo, I'm black though.
	I'm white though.
	I'm like, come on, bro.
	I was literally just thinking about that.
	I was literally just learning.
	So apparently, there's someone that DMs the girls on the podcast.
	And apparently, according to, I won't say who, his girlfriend, he has like 20 bodies, bro.
	Okay.
	Like, from the girls on the podcast.
	From the podcast?
	Yeah, bro.
	This man's slaying, man.
	Wait, wait.
	Is it who I think it is?
	I ain't saying nothing, bro.
	Oh, my God.
	I know who it is.
	I don't know, bro.
	But he's been going to town, bro.
	You know who watches the podcast and DMs the girls?
	I don't know.
	Everybody does.
	No, no, no.
	You know.
	Who?
	I can't get...
	Tell us.
	Is it someone from the podcast?
	Is it Drake?
	Is it Drake?
	I'll tell you after.
	Most I saw it in my ear just now.
	Pause, but I don't think that's him.
	No, it's not him.
	He just texted him earlier.
	I know who it is.
	Happy Haitian Flag Day Mo.
	Ladies, for the rest of your life...
	No, we read that one already.
	By the way, the poll is up.
	Oh, the poll?
	Okay, what do they want?
	We got those.
	Oh yes?
	Oh shit.
	I didn't think that many of y'all would want it.
	Okay, I'll read these chats and I'll quickly do it and then we'll get into today's topic.
	Well, I think you should read.
	You should do that because we...
	Oh, you got to filter the chats?
	No, I got to filter, but...
	Okay.
	First off, my bad FNF crew, but you bum-ass niggas that came in last minute after Myron mentioned the giveaway and are coming at me for saying you leeches shouldn't get a chance at it.
	I meant it.
	Womp womp bums.
	Anyway, WMO, W Myron, W Think About This.
	Yeah, guys, we did a giveaway actually on the guys that joined the Zoom call.
	We got two winners.
	We're going to be doing that more.
	Two winners.
	We're going to send them each $500.
	So, shout out to you.
	One of the winners is actually a Cast Club OG. Nice.
	A shout-out to them.
	Noem Billy says, Myron, have you heard what Ivan Raiklin said on that 20-minute video recently put up?
	I have no idea who that is.
	It gave me actual hope for our great country.
	Accountability is coming no matter who wins the election in November, according to this guy.
	I don't know who that dude is, bro.
	I don't know either.
	Ladies and my boy, Extra Media Moe, said he doesn't like to stop at red lights.
	Which one of you is willing to give him a test drive?
	Come on, man.
	What's up?
	Uh...
	Lepra says, never had a woman, but Cassie staying with an abuser that long proves you could do anything to a woman except for her.
	Come on, man.
	Wait a minute.
	Wait a minute.
	Ladies, have you seen that video?
	Yes.
	Real quick, thoughts on it.
	If you were Cassie, would you have stayed?
	We'll start right here.
	The video was tragic and diabolical and absolutely not.
	You would have just left right away.
	I would have done something, but stay is crazy.
	That was insane.
	Especially after reading the complaint and everything, all the allegations, that was crazy.
	Alright.
	What about you?
	I would not have stayed as well, hands down.
	No.
	Second guess.
	I don't know what they're talking about.
	I didn't see what you guys saw.
	I have no idea what we're talking about.
	You should probably keep it that way.
	I'm not sure either.
	Yeah, they're teenagers.
	Okay.
	I would say it depends because Diddy is Diddy and all these little allegations he got going on about him unalive and well having that being had.
	So, maybe she was scared or something.
	So, me personally, I would have left.
	And I would have beat him up before I left.
	That's just me.
	Straight up.
	I just would have beat him up.
	Like, did he?
	I'm going to show you.
	You want to be a man?
	A girl?
	A girl boy?
	I see what you did there.
	What about you?
	I would leave.
	You would leave?
	As quickly as possible.
	Okay.
	I don't know the full story.
	That's why I had asked in the beginning, so...
	But did you see the video?
	No, no, no.
	Okay.
	Yeah, I don't know the full story, but I was about to say what Nir just said, literally.
	Yeah, I sure would like WWE, man.
	But let's say, for example, you were dating somebody and they were actually, like, actually, like, touching you, hitting you.
	Would you stay or would you leave?
	I feel like if it happened the first time, I maybe would've...
	I'm the type of person to always try to first communicate with my partner, but if that's a problem that keeps happening, then I'm obviously gonna go.
	He gave you uppercut You're on the upper Face stop Coco Punch I'm going to defend myself I'm not no Yeah You say that, but if he decide he wanna drag you right now, we done for.
	Hold on, you're in a forest.
	You encounter a man or a bear, which one you choosing?
	You're in a forest alone, it's just you, and a man or a bear, which one do you choose to be with?
	It depends.
	How's the bear and how's the man?
	Standard, normal.
	I would say the man.
	Okay.
	You actually have to consider that shit?
	Absolutely.
	I was saying if the bear's sleeping over there, I'm walking in there.
	Get your ass.
	Alright, what about you?
	You seen the video?
	Yeah, I seen the video.
	I would not stay.
	Oh, right away?
	Right away.
	Okay.
	Makes sense.
	Makes sense.
	Okay.
	Any more?
	Chief Rocca?
	Yeah, so Chief Brockett says, the Chief of Yomar just got back from Turkey.
	I got a hair transplant.
	The hair lives again.
	Good stuff.
	Can you drop your homie shampoo product that you use for your hair?
	Yeah, I use the, oh man, fuck.
	I gotta like go back in there and look at it.
	But I think it's something, Intelligent Elephant.
	There you go.
	Intelligent Elephant from, what's his name?
	From More Dates, More Plates.
	Derek from More Plates, More Dates.
	And it works.
	Yeah, it works pretty good.
	That's the shampoo that I use.
	And then just use the hair foam, bro.
	That works too.
	Edwin Conn goes, WFNF, me and my girl watch every episode.
	Thank you.
	She agrees with most of what you say.
	That's why I've been together for 13 years.
	Wish more chicks would listen to you instead of getting offended.
	Yeah, of course, man.
	They're going to do what they got to do.
	Cool.
	Anything else?
	No, that's it.
	I'll just explain it this way.
	Obviously, when Vitalian and Aiden are doing their streams, for the ladies that are wondering, what they basically do is they have some decoys, some guys that look very young, message these people on these...
	Apps, dating apps, I won't say which ones, but they use dating apps.
	And they message them and they say, hey, I'd like to get together, blah, blah, blah.
	And then they tell the individual, hey, I'm 15, I'm 14, I'm 12, I'm 13.
	And the guy's like, oh, okay, we'll still meet up anyway.
	So we go ahead and we set it up where we have the guy show up.
	He meets and then we bust him and then we come in, you know, we do some kind of, we make fun of him a bit and do some weird shit.
	Like we brought an alligator out one time and he was like, what the fuck?
	Yeah, yeah.
	And then another time we brought out like a fake check and like, oh yeah, you won $10,000, $69,000 lol, but he really didn't.
	And then, you know, I used to work in law enforcement.
	I used to interview these weirdos, these pedos.
	So I kind of get in there and I get some more information out of them and everything else like that.
	And obviously we have to tell them, hey, you're free to leave and all this other stuff because you don't want them to feel like they're being held against their will or some shit like that because then you can run into some legal issues.
	But...
	The point I'm trying to make is when these guys are doing this stuff, right?
	You got two sides.
	You got the side where you want to entertain the audience, right?
	And then you also got the other side that if you want actual, real, fruitful prosecution on these individuals, you have to gather the evidence in a certain way where you're not putting the individual under duress.
	So it's like a delicate balance where you're trying to entertain while simultaneously still trying to present a case.
	So that's kind of why I'm in there to make sure that like, hey, you know, if we want to actually secure prosecution on these guys, we got to do it a certain way.
	Fortunately, here in Florida, they take it pretty seriously.
	When I was in LA last week, they don't really take it as seriously.
	Fortunately, on one of the cases that we had, I think we did a really good job and the police ended up taking it.
	But then the guy got released like a week later.
	But he was on probation as well.
	So that was another thing.
	Damn.
	But yeah, so it's a balance.
	But does that, like, Chad, does that answer your questions, like, I guess, with how these streams work?
	Because, like, in my head, I'm looking at it like, alright, what's the prosecutor going to want?
	How are we going to actually be able to get this so that if it makes it to trial, we won't deal with issues, right?
	But you know what's scary?
	Imagine you have a daughter.
	Or even a son that's under 18 years old.
	He's 15, 14.
	He's on these apps or even just like on social media.
	Someone hits him up and says, yo, pull up here, meet me here.
	And then things happen to your child.
	Imagine how many people are there like that.
	There's so many.
	It's crazy.
	I mean, we need justice at some point.
	That's wild.
	There's just too many on the street.
	I love that video that you did with Holly.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I think we're going to do it again on either next Monday or Tuesday.
	Next Monday or Tuesday.
	So...
	But yeah, I mean, it worked out.
	Florida doesn't play with that stuff, so it's good that we were here versus being in California, California, your state, I know, where they don't do shit.
	Okay, so, and guys, just a quick reminder, because obviously more people have joined in.
	Guys, CastleClub.tv, guys, we're going to be moving some of the content over there, man.
	It is what it is.
	I know some of you guys are living here, so you can help paywall, whatever.
	All right, man, look, if you don't rock with us like that, that's fine.
	That's cool.
	We're still going to have this show for free for you guys on YouTube and Rumble.
	Don't worry.
	Just a portion of it will have to be behind a paywall, man.
	I mean, it is what it is.
	If you guys don't rock with us, that's fine.
	You can just watch it for free, and that's totally cool.
	No one's forcing you.
	We are going to give out discount codes, though, so don't worry, to get you guys in there for a fraction of the price, man.
	So we understand that, like, obviously we're switching things up, so we're going to go ahead and give you guys a discount.
	We'll probably make those available to you all starting next week.
	We're probably not going to start actually, like, doing this until...
	Two weeks down the line, you know what I mean?
	We're going to give you guys some time to ease into it.
	We're not going to do it immediately.
	This show you guys are going to get completely for free on Rumble, so don't worry, and YouTube.
	So we're going to do it nice and slowly and give you guys discounts to make the process as smooth as possible.
	Because we honestly do want as many of you guys in there as possible to enjoy the show without breaking the wallet.
	Sunset Fresh Baby Fund.
	That's what it's for, man.
	She killed the baby.
	Y'all already know that.
	She killed the baby.
	Come on, man.
	Alright, cool.
	So we got a video to react to, Moe.
	You want to give it to us?
	Yes.
	This is actually from going viral from an NFL kicker.
	His name is Harrison Butker, who is actually a three-time Super Bowl winning kicker.
	He's actually been going viral lately because of his speech that he did at Benedictine, yeah, Benedictine College.
	And they're saying he was basically talking about congratulating everyone, but also giving them words of advice about family values, Christian values, Catholic values.
	And he was saying, you know, he's encouraging people to say, okay, all right, guys got to take care of the household, women help them.
	It was Chris, bro.
	It was Chris.
	I know it was Chris.
	Chris, let it finish, man.
	Arena chat, man.
	A chat's like line to play, man.
	But still, for those that don't want to come over and talk a shit, man, like, fuck y'all, man.
	Like, honestly, you guys don't rock with us.
	You don't rock with us.
	It's cool.
	But, like, bro, at the end of the day, we're running a fucking business.
	We got real supporters.
	We got real friends.
	If you don't want to be a part of that, that's cool.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	You can go somewhere else.
	It's cool, brother.
	Yeah.
	Is his comments misogynistic?
	Is it?
	Misogony.
	Or is he just being realistic?
	Or is he just being conservative?
	Alright, what's the name of the school that he did this at?
	Benedictine College.
	And this is, just to make this clear, it's a Catholic school.
	It's a Catholic school.
	Alright.
	Let's play it.
	Let's play the clip.
	It is only in the past few years that I have grown encouraged to speak more boldly and directly, because as I mentioned earlier, I have leaned into my vocation as a husband and father, and as a man.
	To the gentlemen here today, part of what plagues our society is this lie that has been told to you that men are not necessary in the home or in our communities.
	As men, we set the tone of the culture, and when that is absent, disorder, dysfunction, and chaos set in.
	This absence of men in the home is what plays a large role in the violence we see all around the nation.
	Other countries do not have nearly the same absentee father rates as we find here in the U.S., and a correlation could be made in their drastically lower violence rates as well.
	Be unapologetic in your masculinity, fighting against the cultural emasculation of men.
	Do hard things.
	Never settle for what is easy.
	You might have a God.
	Maybe you should lean into that over something that you might think suits you better.
	I speak from experience as an introvert who now finds myself as an amateur public speaker and an entrepreneur, something I never thought I'd be when I received my industrial engineering degree.
	The road ahead is bright, things are changing, society is shifting, and people young and old are embracing tradition.
	Not only has it been my vocation that has helped me and those closest to me, but not surprising to many of you should be my outspoken embrace of the traditional Latin Mass.
	I've been very vocal in my love and devotion to the TLM and its necessity for our lives.
	But what I think gets misunderstood is that people who attend the TLM do so out of pride or preference.
	I can speak to my own experience, but for most people I have come across within these communities, this simply is not true.
	I do not attend the TLM because I think I am better than others, or for the smells and bells, or even for the love of Latin.
	I attend the TLM because I believe, just as the God of the Old Testament was pretty particular in how he wanted to be worshipped, the same holds true for us today.
	It is through the TLM that I encountered order and began to pursue it in my own life.
	Yeah, do the second part.
	And mind you, just so everyone understands in the chat, this is him presenting this speech at their graduation.
	It makes it even funnier.
	W speech.
	Yeah.
	For the ladies present today, congratulations on an amazing accomplishment.
	You should be proud of all that you have achieved to this point in your young lives.
	I want to speak directly to you briefly because I think it is you, the women, who have had the most diabolical lies told to you.
	How many of you are sitting here now about to cross this stage and are thinking about all the promotions and titles you are going to get in your career?
	Some of you may go on to lead successful careers in the world, but I would venture to guess that the majority of you are most excited about your marriage and the children you will bring into this world.
	I can tell you that my beautiful wife, Isabel, would be the first to say that her life truly started when she began living her vocation as a wife and as a mother.
	I'm on this stage today and able to be the man I am because I have a wife who leans into her vocation.
	I'm beyond blessed with the many talents God has given me, but it cannot be overstated that all of my success is made possible because a girl I met in band class back in middle school Would convert to the faith, become my wife and embrace one of the most important titles of all, Hallmaker.
	So interestingly enough, the women there clapped, but obviously this got a bunch of backlash, calling calling them misogynist, toxic, etc. - Yeah, yeah.
	And there's also one more fun fact.
	Yeah, go ahead.
	After this, this player actually just, his jersey was number one sold in NFL. Wow.
	He's the number one selling jersey right now.
	After that?
	As we speak right now.
	After that speech?
	Yes.
	Oh, so sort of to the top.
	Yes.
	Interesting.
	Very interesting.
	Okay, ladies, what are your thoughts?
	Do you agree, disagree?
	Mind you, he's obviously delivering this speech after these ladies worked really hard for a four-year degree to obviously pursue a career, not necessarily be a homemaker, presumably, right?
	Who goes to school to be a homemaker.
	And he's delivering this speech at a ceremony, right?
	And then other people might say, well, it's a Catholic school.
	What are your thoughts on this?
	Agree, disagree?
	We'll just leave it open for you guys to kind of give your thoughts.
	And real quick, quick translation.
	You're just saying get in the kitchen.
	All right, go ahead.
	Basically, it's a sticker, man.
	Bowling down, you just ain't getting in the kitchen.
	It's correct, though.
	All right.
	Wow.
	Go ahead.
	Who wants to go first?
	Actually, she started last time, right?
	We'll start here.
	Go ahead.
	What are the general thoughts?
	I get the paradigm of giving the speech at a graduation where women are going to go into their career, but I thought it was actually refreshing and kind of, I thought it was very beautiful and lovely.
	I don't see why there's such a huge backlash, but like I said, I get the controversy, you know, time and place, I guess, but I thought overall it was beautiful.
	Refreshing and lovely.
	Do you think that was like an appropriate place to deliver a speech like that?
	That's what I'm saying.
	I get the why there's some controversy because of the being at the graduation, but I think in general like you don't hear things like that enough and I thought it was actually refreshing and different and traditional and old-school and I did think it was beautiful, truly.
	What are your thoughts?
	Agree?
	Disagree?
	I forgive his mindset because we were raised basically in a pre-chirrocco society, but I forgive his mindset because to him he feels like it's right, it's traditional, he's not unconventional, so I understand his perspective.
	You know, it was a little passive, it wasn't like aggressive, so I guess, I mean, I could agree to disagree because he was respectful about it, it's like he doesn't even know any better, that's how he was raised, traditional.
	Okay, so you disagree with the message?
	Yes, yes, yeah.
	You like that he delivered it, how he delivered it, but you disagree with the message?
	Yes, respectfully, yes.
	Okay, alright.
	Why do you disagree with it in particular?
	Well, because I don't believe that society should be too patriarchal, 100%.
	You don't believe in traditional gender roles?
	Basically, she don't want to be in the kitchen.
	Yeah, the whole time.
	Okay, you don't believe in traditional.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	I'm unconventional.
	Fair enough.
	What about you?
	What do you think?
	I agree with it.
	It was really lovely, honestly.
	I really liked the speech.
	That's about it.
	Okay.
	What about the total idea of it?
	Telling a bunch of girls that are getting their...
	I mean, how would you feel if a guy went up on your graduation day and said, Hey, I know you worked really hard to get this degree, but you should be in a house.
	I don't feel any type of way about it.
	You don't feel any type of way about it?
	Okay.
	Based.
	So you agree with it?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	I do.
	What about you?
	What do you think?
	I mean, pretty much the same opinion.
	Like...
	So you're walking the stage for your nursing degree and you're going to just be like...
	He's like, hey, you need to be home nursing your husband, not nursing some strangers at a hospital.
	I mean, I'm not really going to argue with it.
	It's whatever.
	Like...
	Do you agree, disagree?
	I mean, like...
	I agree.
	Alright.
	What about you?
	Um, I agree.
	Because, I mean, it is cool and all when you get your own degree and you do all that type of stuff, but it is funner when you're just home and you get everything you wanted.
	Like, you have to work, like, getting your degree meaning, like, you still gotta work.
	You said funner?
	Fun.
	More fun.
	Yeah, more fun for a girl, at least.
	Like, nobody want to be working all day.
	Like, I'd rather cook.
	And if I'm hungry, I'm going to cook.
	So, house dirty, you should want to clean it.
	So, it's like, certain things that just come with staying home that you do already, you just would be doing it with your husband.
	Okay.
	Alright.
	What about you?
	You agree?
	Disagree?
	Disagree?
	I agree with his message.
	I feel that, first of all, like you said, it's a Catholic school, so if you attend a Catholic school, you understand how important it is, everything that he said, how it meant to him.
	You can also tell by his emotion that he really meant what he was saying and he wasn't trying to say it in a bad way.
	It's truly what he believed in, and if you are going there and you've been in school for that long, You should have thicker skin than that.
	If you believe you want to be in the workforce or you want to do whatever it is you want to do, someone telling a speech at your graduation shouldn't really affect it.
	Okay, so you're saying given the type of school they went to, they should expect that?
	Yeah, I feel like it's...
	Okay, do you agree with it though?
	Yes.
	You do agree with his message?
	Okay, you don't think women should really be in a workplace like that?
	All right, what about you?
	What do you think?
	I would say I respect it because it's his opinion.
	Okay.
	But do you agree with that opinion?
	I do not.
	Okay.
	Why do you disagree?
	Because as a woman, I like to be independent as well.
	Okay.
	And I feel like in the way he said it, maybe why people were backlashing was because he said it in a way that sounded like he was belittling it.
	Like the way you say it.
	They went there to school, but...
	Okay, you don't think the arena, the setting was appropriate?
	Yeah, like they're going to school and he's basically saying, as you said, you're going to end up washing dishes for your man.
	I mean, he didn't say that, but okay.
	But that's what you guys are referring to.
	That's why I told you not to say that.
	I dumbed it down because that was too long.
	That's why there was backlash and we all know.
	That was too long.
	Okay, so my thing is, okay, let me ask you this.
	So you disagree with women being homemakers in general.
	Would it be fair to say that?
	Because you said you think women should be independent?
	I would say my opinion.
	My opinion, I wouldn't...
	Like, I support women that want to stay home and do that, but I do not support the way that people are putting it out, saying that they're belittling women, like the way that you referred.
	That's what I was saying.
	But I don't judge.
	She remembers the last thing she heard, which is a kitchen comment.
	But hold on.
	Look at 18, man.
	I also feel like it's how you take it.
	That's what he's basically saying in a nutshell.
	Yeah, but she's...
	Dude, that was too long.
	Does anyone...
	Remember what he said in that speech?
	Yeah, I also feel like it's how you take it because you, as a female, you should want, like, going back to the kitchen thing, you should want to know how to cook.
	Like, get in the kitchen.
	Okay, cool.
	Yeah, and I'm going to do that.
	And you're going to get a nice meal and go to sleep nice and full.
	I feel like you should want that in the kitchen.
	But again, she don't want that.
	I would be fine.
	I feel like there was a lot of controversy with it because most of the women there have that mindset already that they're independent.
	They literally did all these years of school and they got this dude Congratulating his wife over there about what she not doing and what they done did.
	So I just feel like that's why, you know, it hurts some of they feelings.
	Cause it's like, they could have a husband doing it for them, but they don't.
	And they husband not up there on stage doing it for them right now.
	Now they just going to school.
	And trying to be the independent woman, then they gonna be independent 50, 60.
	It's gonna keep going on. - All right, so I just wanna make sure I understand your stance.
	So you disagree with women being homemakers?
	Or do you agree with it in general?
	No, I support it.
	But you just don't subscribe to it yourself?
	I'm saying for myself, yeah.
	Okay.
	How about this?
	I would have a husband and I'm fine cooking and cleaning, but not saying, oh, make sure the house is clean when I'm back.
	In a way that's like...
	But if you have a husband and you're cooking and cleaning, you're being a homemaker.
	So you're okay with that then?
	You just said a second ago you want to be independent.
	Yes, independent, but I'm saying in the...
	You can't do both.
	Yeah, you can't do both.
	She doesn't want to feel forced to want to do it.
	She wants to openly love her man and want to do that for her without him having to say it.
	Okay, understandable.
	I was saying I didn't like the reference.
	That's implied.
	I'm assuming you probably wouldn't want to be with a guy that says, get in the kitchen, stupid.
	You're like, come on, man.
	It's just common sense.
	You don't want to feel like you're forced to do it.
	You want to be with the guy that you're doing it.
	But I'm assuming all things equal.
	You can be independent.
	Or you can be with a guy that you like, and he takes care of you, and you're at home.
	Which one would you prefer?
	I'd be independent.
	Okay, you would still want to be independent.
	Okay.
	So, alright.
	Just not making my own money, nigga.
	Fair enough.
	So for you, you want independence.
	Fair enough.
	Do you think a majority of women should strive for that?
	I believe they should strive for what they want personally.
	Whatever they want?
	Yeah.
	If you had to choose one, let's say it was your daughter.
	What should she strive for?
	Independence or a man?
	Again, I'm not going to force anything on my child.
	Unless she asked you, Mom, what should I do right now?
	Should I be bottle girl?
	If your daughter came to you right now and said, Mom, I found a man of my dreams.
	You know for a fact.
	Someone can tell you 100% he's going to cherish your daughter until the day she dies.
	She said, I just got to be his housewife.
	Take care of him.
	No baggage that social media likes to bring.
	Or she says, I can pursue my occupation that I prefer my whole life and not have any kids.
	As a mother, would you like your daughter to be with a husband, with a family, you eventually have grandchildren, or do you want her to pursue that occupation until she can no longer pursue it?
	With her husband.
	Facts.
	That took so long for you to say.
	You don't feel that way!
	Alright, we'll just move on here.
	What about you?
	What are your thoughts?
	I mean, would you like for us to stay longer?
	My...
	No, no, it's fine.
	What about you?
	What are your thoughts?
	My thoughts?
	I want to be a housewife, actually.
	It's kind of weird to say.
	Do you agree with them?
	I agree with it, yes, I do.
	But everybody's...
	I'm independent right now.
	Do you agree with how he delivered the speech?
	Okay, so you agree with the message.
	Do you agree with how he delivered it and where he delivered it?
	Yeah, that's the point.
	Like, how Nira was saying, like, you know, the Catholic girls in the school, they have a whole completely mental, I don't know, it's just, like, different.
	Like, I'm independent right now, I don't have kids and stuff like that, but for the future, but for the future, I don't have kids right now, or anything, but for the future, yes, that's what I want.
	Like, I want, you know.
	Okay.
	So you think it was appropriate, given that they went to a Catholic school?
	I mean, I'm not Catholic, so I don't care.
	What religion are you?
	I was born and raised in a Catholic home, but mostly Hinduism.
	Hinduism?
	That's a weird transition.
	How do you go from Catholic to Catholic?
	Because my grandmother is Catholic, and my mom...
	No, my mother is Hinduism.
	She's Krishna.
	I don't know if you guys have heard of that.
	Okay.
	Krishna?
	Alright.
	So, okay.
	So, you're saying, okay, they went to a Catholic school.
	It's a bit more inappropriate.
	Let's say they went to, I don't know, University of Florida.
	Non-Catholic school.
	Would have that message still been appropriate?
	It probably would have offended a lot of people there.
	Definitely.
	Okay.
	Do you think the setting matters or no?
	It does.
	It does.
	You think the setting does matter?
	Okay.
	Yeah, exactly.
	A lot of people in there...
	So, if you had done it in another school, it would have been inappropriate in your eyes?
	I mean, I feel like every different, sorry, everybody's opinion is different.
	So, like, you feel me?
	Like, I feel like in Catholic school, everybody's opinion mindset is most, like, already set.
	But in, like, a public school, per se, or something like that, it's versatile and all of that.
	So, like, I can't really put, yeah.
	But should you bend your opinion for those that might not agree with you?
	Bend your will.
	I don't know.
	Fantastic.
	Fantastic.
	All right, what about you?
	What are your thoughts?
	Amen.
	Just stay in the kitchen.
	Do you agree with it or disagree with it?
	I agree with it.
	I'm Catholic.
	I'm Catholic.
	I want to be a housewife.
	I cook and clean for my fiance every single day.
	Okay.
	So you agree with the message?
	Do you agree with how he delivered it and where he delivered it?
	And would you agree if he did it at a school that maybe wasn't a Catholic school?
	Yes.
	I think if it wasn't a Catholic school, I'd be a good example.
	Okay.
	Why do you say a good example?
	I feel like a lot of women try and fight the whole, let me cook and clean for my man.
	They should just do it.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Like you just do it.
	Interesting.
	Okay.
	Do we need to switch?
	What time is it, Mo?
	It's an hour and two minutes.
	Yeah, well, it's 1153.
	Yeah, we can switch.
	You can switch?
	Yeah.
	Okay, I'll read the chats real quick, we'll switch, and I'm going to give you guys my take, because these are some very interesting opinions here, but I want to ask the girls some follow-up questions here, especially.
	Okay, I'll read these chats.
	What do we got here?
	Yeet discreet?
	Yeah.
	When you die, all your wealth you accumulated dies with you.
	However, as a mother, your legacy lives on in your children.
	In a way, though, your children, you achieve a form of immortality.
	There is a value in motherhood.
	Okay.
	I see what you're saying.
	Anything else?
	Blackest Panther.
	Blackest Panther says, why does it seem that women are women more likely to stay in a physical abusive relationship and even try to justify it than to stay in a relationship when the guy steps out?
	I don't know.
	That's a good question.
	We can say that one.
	But guys, come on over to Rumble.
	I got a couple more questions for the girls, and we're going to do a little bit of a debate here because we got some interesting takes on this.
	Come on over, guys.
	Rumble.com.
	Also, guys, CastleClub.tv is the place to go.
	Like I said before, we're not going to do it now, but we're going to be incorporating using Castle Club and going there.
	You know, it is what it is, man.
	Like I said, we want to stay independent.
	We don't have to worry about any of the bullshit.
	So some of you guys super chatted in.
	Guys, once you super chat in multiple times a show, you can just do that one time and just donate on Castle Club instead and it'd be way cheaper.
	Save you money, actually.
	So CastleClub.tv, guys, get in there now.
	What else do we got?
	But like I said, we're going to roll out some discounts for you guys and make it a much easier segue probably in the next week or two.
	We got you guys.
	But this show is going to be completely free.
	Come on over, guys.
	Rumble.com slash FreshFit right now.
	Come on.
	All right.
	We already switched over?
	Okay, great.
	All right.
	Hold on, hold on.
	Waiting for YouTube confirmation.
	YouTube?
	Okay, cool.
	Fair enough.
	In the meantime...
	So we have two ladies that disagree, correct?
	We have two ladies that disagree.
	I think you disagree and you disagree.
	So question for you two.
	Do you think men and women are equal?
	We'll start with you.
	Yes.
	Okay.
	Do you think men and women are equal?
	Yes.
	Yes.
	Oh, you do too?
	Oh shit.
	Okay, I was asking her, but okay.
	Okay, actually, you know what?
	Let's go, since it seems that there's different opinions on this.
	Raise of hands if you guys think men and women are equal.
	Raise of hands if you think they are.
	Yeah, they are equal.
	Yes, they are equal.
	Raise of hands.
	One, two, three.
	You don't think men and women are equal?
	In society.
	Miss Independent?
	I'm saying in society.
	Okay, you're saying why?
	Because what?
	I'm saying in society, things obviously don't look as everyone is equal.
	Okay.
	Let me go ahead and make this...
	Okay, let me simplify this.
	Obviously, human beings are equal, right?
	I'm not talking about human dignity and anything else like that.
	I'm talking about within, you know, from a more relationship slash biological slash intersexual dynamic perspective, are men and women equal?
	Yeah, okay.
	You still think yes?
	Okay, what about you?
	I would say no then.
	You would say no?
	Yeah, because I don't think, like you said, biologically, I don't think we're equal.
	I don't think in a relationship, yeah.
	I changed my answer because of what she said.
	What about you?
	Like, biologically, like body and...
	Yeah, it could be.
	It's a multitude of different things.
	I just gave one example, but it's a bunch of different things.
	Do you think they're equal still?
	Then I would say no.
	You don't think so?
	No.
	Okay, you think they are.
	Why do you think they're equal?
	Well, I'm only saying that because it's not from a spiritual perspective, because I'm spiritual, but in terms of, I don't know, societal standards, yes, because both sexes play parts that both benefit from each other equally to me personally.
	Okay.
	But wouldn't it be fair to say that men and women think differently?
	Yes.
	And we view the world differently?
	That's true, yeah.
	And we're physically different too?
	Yeah.
	So wouldn't that make us, like, different, which would mean inherently that we're unequal?
	Well, I guess so, but there's subcategories to this, so...
	Alright, well let me ask you this then.
	Raise of hands for the ladies.
	How many of you want to be in a relationship where the man is the leader?
	No.
	Raise of hands, raise of hands.
	I want to see.
	Is that pretty much everybody?
	Actually, I don't know.
	She don't know.
	Okay.
	Alright.
	So everybody except for her.
	Both of us.
	Okay.
	How many of you want to be in a relationship with a man that's stronger than you?
	Physically.
	Yeah.
	That part.
	Alright.
	How many of you want to be in a relationship with a man that's taller than you?
	Is that taller than you?
	Preferably.
	If you had a choice.
	Yes or no.
	Okay.
	How many of you want to be in a relationship with a guy that's smarter than you and could teach you something?
	Okay.
	A mentor.
	Mostly.
	Okay.
	How many of you want to be with a guy that's, like, confident?
	I don't know.
	For reals, yes.
	Yeah, I know, girl.
	Yeah, right.
	That's what I want to get here.
	Confident and cocky is different.
	Confident, not cocky.
	Confident.
	Confidence is good.
	Yeah, confident.
	Okay, so that's everybody.
	How many of you want to be with a guy that's ambitious?
	Okay.
	That's everybody?
	Okay.
	And how many of you want to be in a relationship with a guy that makes more money than you?
	Congratulations.
	Yeah, so you guys do realize that you all just selected a guy that's better than you and everything, right?
	Yes.
	That's the point.
	So explain to me how you want to be equal to a man that's superior to you.
	Some of it, or half of it, but not all.
	Because we are able to share each other's knowledge and stuff like that.
	There's some stuff that he doesn't know that I'm going to know and vice versa.
	And because, preferably, why would you want...
	These are all preferences.
	Like...
	Yes, but what I'm saying is that, I don't know if you know, like, I'm just being funny here, but like, a majority of women want everything I just mentioned, their guy to have.
	So, I find it funny that girls say, I want an equal partner, I want a guy that's equal to me, but the reality is that you want a guy that's actually better than you.
	So, if you get a guy that's better than you, would it make sense for him to treat you as an equal?
	So if it's materialistic things, I am rich in love, happiness, spirituality, and everything, and I don't need a man for that.
	How?
	How do you quantify that?
	Okay, question!
	Because you're comparing me, you're comparing me, I'm rich in love, I'm rich in happiness, I'm rich, I'm rich, but if you're just rich in money...
	Wait, wait, stop the show!
	The bills are paid with what?
	Huh?
	Money.
	Money, yeah.
	So your love don't mean shit, nigga?
	What?
	How's I gonna pay the bills?
	Yeah, love don't pay bills.
	Who said that?
	That's what she's saying.
	Like, she's not gonna be with a guy because he has...
	Like, let's say you have ugly personality traits, but he's ugly.
	I mean, he has ugly personality traits.
	But you guys just agreed that if he's better than you in all regards, you want him, right?
	Yeah.
	So ultimately, you're not equal.
	I think they have, like, okay, I feel like you guys don't want to say you want a man better than you because it gives the gold digger, but you're not going to say, if I go to work every single day and I come home and my man is laying on the couch every day or playing a game, you're not going to be happy about that.
	Point blank, period.
	I work every time.
	I work all the time.
	Just for argument's sake, what about...
	So recognizing that you want a man that's all of those things, but also recognizing that you want to be equal in the sense that you want to strive to make just as much money and be just as strong and be, you know, is that...
	Why would you want to actually compete with your man?
	That's crazy.
	But I don't know that I'd view it as competition.
	I view it as like you're on the same team.
	If you made the same amount of money as your man, you know what's going to happen there?
	You will have more money as a whole.
	You will want to make choices for your man as well.
	And you want to outdo your man.
	To be honest with you, if he's making more than you, right?
	It's more like, okay, he's leading the whole situation.
	You're going to follow his lead.
	If you make the same amount of money as him, it's going to be tougher.
	But as a leader, wouldn't you want your partner?
	As a leader, wouldn't you want, in any situation, wouldn't you, in any sort of team or partnership, wouldn't you want the other member of your team to be just as good?
	Why, as a leader, would you then want your teammate to be...
	Well, no, I agree.
	If I'm going to be the leader, I want you to excel.
	Hold on, stop.
	We're not teammates.
	I'm the coach.
	You're the player.
	And this is where there's the issues here.
	See, so let me give you my take on this situation with this speech.
	I think that speech was fantastic and I think more women need to hear it.
	And I wish he had done it at a more liberal school like a fucking, you know, NYU or one of these schools where we got all these liberal women that use spirituality and love and all this other weird stuff.
	No offense, ladies.
	Because the problem is that women simply don't live in reality.
	Let me explain what I mean by this.
	In life, there's hierarchies.
	There's a president, there's a head coach, there's a captain.
	Then there's people that are workers, people that are lower level, etc.
	When you get in a relationship with a certain type of caliber of man that's a leader, that's dominant, that goes into the boardroom and makes a bunch of money and is successful, etc., And he's worked his way to be there, right?
	And you as a woman didn't really have to work your way to be there.
	Let's be honest here.
	Women are given their value.
	You're pretty.
	You're young.
	You're able to go ahead and attract a very attractive man.
	That man had to work to get to that point to be attractive in the first place.
	What the fuck do I look like as a man that built myself up listening to someone that quite frankly isn't on my level?
	It doesn't make sense.
	I got here because of me, not because of you, not because we're a team or any of this bullshit.
	Matter of fact, if we were teammates, you wouldn't find me attractive.
	You guys just displayed it with your own answers that I asked you for.
	It was all a setup.
	And the reality is that women are not attracted to their equals.
	They're attracted to men that are better than them in every single regard.
	Now, the reason why I think this was a fantastic speech to give, especially to college, is because when women go to college, what do they do?
	They get indoctrinated to think men and women are equal.
	They think I'm gonna be independent like this young lady here.
	I can be a teammate, all this other stuff.
	Feminism.
	And it lies to you guys, because the reality is, the more money you make, the more educated you become, the more success you become, The less attractive you become to a majority of men that are what you are looking for.
	Because you essentially become...
	Well, you know what?
	Let's have fun with this.
	Let's go on to a dream.
	Instead of me just yapping and shit, let me get you guys to interact with me here.
	Let's say I went to a beauty school.
	And I just worked on my walk.
	You know, I worked on my hair.
	I worked on making sure my manicure was always on point.
	My nails were always on fleek.
	I'm dressed well.
	I'm wearing Louis Vuitton every fucking day.
	I'm looking good.
	Spent four years doing that shit.
	Okay?
	And, you know, me and you get in a relationship, and I'm...
	The more attractive one.
	I'm the one that gets the attention.
	People are looking at me.
	People are fucking DMing me on Instagram all the time.
	People are messaging me.
	I'm the fucking, you know, I'm the shit.
	I'm walking on runways and shit like that.
	I'm taking two hours to get ready.
	You're only taking 45 minutes to get ready.
	How would that make you feel as a woman?
	No, I mean, obviously, yes, it would make me feel...
	Would it be annoying?
	It would be annoying, but you framed the question to make us think about the equality factor.
	So I'm just saying, as a leader, I would want, not to necessarily say men and women or whatever, but there is a sense of partnership.
	But would that be annoying, though?
	Absolutely.
	Okay, what about you?
	How would that make you feel, that I spent all this time to get ready and put all this effort into it?
	But I didn't put as much effort into making money.
	I didn't put as much effort into being a provider or being a leader.
	How'd that make you feel?
	It'd be frustrating.
	What about you?
	Same.
	Same.
	Would you give that guy a chance?
	Did you date him?
	No.
	Maricon.
	No!
	Maricon.
	What about you?
	I'll be disgusted.
	You'd be disgusted?
	Yes.
	Damn, okay.
	That nigga gang.
	You're insecure.
	How?
	You're insecure because he looks better than you.
	No.
	You're insecure.
	Yeah.
	Alright, what about you?
	How dare you?
	Nah, that's a good answer.
	I like that.
	I would not like it.
	You wouldn't like it?
	Why not?
	I wouldn't be interested into that.
	Like, I'm not.
	Like, pretty boy is not my interest.
	I'm not attracted to that.
	Gotcha.
	What about you?
	Pretty boy swag.
	You say no?
	What, you insecure, man?
	He's independent.
	He's handsome.
	Come on.
	Yeah, handsome, man.
	Not two hours getting ready.
	He got dripped though.
	He got swag.
	That's fine.
	I'm fine for my man to be confident.
	That's not going to make me insecure.
	He got pretty boy swag.
	What's wrong with you man?
	Absorb it.
	What about you?
	I'm good.
	He's got a lot of love to give though.
	He's rich in love and looks.
	If I have a connection with a man, of course.
	He's rich in love.
	He's going to be on the couch so he's got to get his beauty sleep.
	Are you going to be cool with that?
	Rich in love!
	Rich and looks in love.
	See?
	I already know your answer.
	You're a fiancée, so you already know what time it is.
	See how when I switch it around, you guys are like, what the fuck?
	Like, no.
	You'd be like, hell nah, I'm not down with that.
	You're questionable.
	You're like, no, I'm good.
	So think about that, ladies.
	So why is it that you would never accept me If I spent four years going to beauty school being the most handsome guy ever and looking fucking good, right?
	You would never accept me, but you expect us to accept you guys for making a bunch of money and being successful.
	See how it doesn't make sense for us?
	It's the same thing.
	I'm a useless fucking pretty boy, just like you're a useless girl with a degree making money.
	It doesn't benefit me just like me being beautiful doesn't benefit you.
	That's why we don't give a fuck about your money, we don't give a fuck about your degree, we don't care about any of that stuff.
	And it's interesting, when I ask you guys, what's your thoughts?
	You guys, you don't even think!
	No!
	I'm good!
	No!
	I don't want a guy like this.
	But if I say, I don't want no educated girl, I don't give a fuck about that.
	Woo!
	You're insecure, right?
	Like she said, right?
	That's why I said that to you, to get you the feeling.
	But women don't get this, that like, bro, we really don't give a fuck about your money and your degrees.
	At all.
	It doesn't benefit us.
	Does that make sense, ladies?
	Yes, but I think coming from a super, super successful, as a super successful man, which most men in this generation and stuff are not bringing that.
	Fair enough.
	And that's a fair critique.
	Would it be fair to say that like, and obviously yes, a bunch of guys are fucking bums, et cetera, but that's your job as a girl to detect that.
	Because I've seen it where girls meet guys that are successful and do have their money on point and are, you know, mask and whatever, but then the girl tries to compete with them.
	Or she doesn't listen to him.
	He can't get her to do shit.
	You can't tell me nothing, I'm independent.
	And what ends up happening, and this is sad for the girls, right?
	The guy in his head is just like, man, I'm never gonna fucking take this girl seriously, I'm just gonna keep having sex with her.
	And he just puts her on the sex rotation, and then she asks a dumbass question, Where are we?
	And she never gets a relationship.
	She never gets a ring.
	She never gets taken seriously.
	She never meets the family.
	She never meets the parents.
	And then she wonders, why can't I fucking get this guy?
	Like, I got a house.
	I make this money.
	I'm successful.
	No, it's because you're fucking annoying.
	You're like a dude.
	Just like if I spent three hours to get ready, you start getting annoyed with me.
	Like, fuck, maybe at first it's fun, right?
	Maybe it's first that I meet a girl that makes money.
	It's fun.
	But at some point, you're going to get tired of it.
	Just like if I was just a pretty boy all day, spending time picking out shoes.
	You'd be like, this dude's a faggot.
	What the fuck?
	This is annoying.
	Same situation, ladies.
	You guys don't want fags.
	We don't want annoying bimbos.
	Does that make sense?
	Kind of?
	Yeah, absolutely.
	And I know this might be the first time you've heard this or whatever, but what this guy's speech basically embodies is that men are looking for a girl to kind of be an aide.
	We don't really care about you making money, you're being successful, your title, your careers.
	And I know some of you guys are going to college and shit, which is cool.
	I mean, I'm not gonna take that away from you, but understand that men don't care about that shit.
	I think going to school is good, getting your degree is good, but that shouldn't be a selling point.
	Like, oh yeah, I'm independent, I have a degree, look at me, it's more like, alright, I'm gonna be a wife to you, what do you need as a man?
	I wouldn't even, if I was a girl and I went on a date, I wouldn't even talk about my schooling, unless he really was interested and asked, but I would stay away from that and talk about other shit, because Bro, it's not that it's who cares, it's that, and here's the thing, even if a girl doesn't tell me what she does for work or education, just from her behavior, I could tell.
	If she's super masculine and aggressive and shit like that, I'm like, man, this chick works in law enforcement or some shit, or she's a business lady or some shit.
	And because people that are successful that make money, they have certain mindsets, they don't want to be told no, they have an A-type personality, that's very unattractive to us ladies, very unattractive.
	Which is sad.
	It's sad to me because we live in a society that's not necessarily groomed in that sort of Do you think it's sad though?
	I think it's sad.
	I do think that we should resort back to more traditional values.
	Absolutely.
	And I value those things.
	Now you do.
	But it's not...
	No, but I'm saying that's not the world we live in now.
	So it's like I almost feel like we're stuck between a rock and a hard place because it's like, okay, yes, I would prefer to have a high-value man, that I don't have to have an education, that could be a leader, that could be a provider, that could be a man of God, and all of those things.
	And I could just be fruitful and...
	It's too late for you.
	Wow.
	I agree with you.
	Here's the thing.
	What do you do?
	Do you sit there and wait around for that to happen or do you do it for yourself?
	I'll tell you why.
	Here's the problem.
	And then it sucks.
	The reason why these guys are out there.
	Yeah, they are.
	But the problem is that...
	But you don't want them.
	You don't want them because they're not six feet tall.
	They're not handsome.
	They don't got drip.
	They don't speak a certain way.
	They don't got no riz.
	They don't beat you up.
	These guys that have these tendencies, they're boring a lot of times.
	Women find them boring.
	Oh, you go to church every Sunday.
	Oh my God, you're like a square.
	Because women love excitement in men.
	Every single one of you has probably dated a bad boy that you knew was fucking bad for you, but you went out with him anyway.
	Because women love excitement like that, and men.
	But unfortunately, that excitement comes at a cost a lot of times.
	You were trying to say something?
	I saw you had your hand like this.
	Yeah, please go ahead.
	I was really going to say college is really like a recruiting grounds, honestly.
	If you're smart, that's how you do it.
	That's what the white girls do, to be honest with you.
	Not just the white girls, boo.
	The black women don't do it.
	Statistically speaking, being honest with you, the black women don't do it.
	The white women are the ones that come out of college married at a way higher race than black women.
	But I don't know why they don't think like that, but...
	But not to pick on you or anything, you're a bit older than the rest of the panel here.
	Yeah, no, that's fair.
	I'm sure you've met guys in the past that were actually good guys that would have taken care of you, probably been that guy you know.
	Sure.
	Think about this.
	Think about this, yes.
	What made you want to move on, or do you have any regrets at all?
	She's young, still.
	Who said that?
	Me.
	I think she's still young.
	35?
	Yeah.
	I mean, I can recognize that it's...
	You saying this, Kat?
	I can recognize that that's a little bit older, and that's okay.
	I'm okay with that.
	But to speak to...
	Myron, to speak to your point, I think that that's fair, everything that you said about...
	About that woman, the guy would be boring or he goes to church or all these things.
	And I agree that, yes, maybe I've passed on them too.
	You definitely have.
	Absolutely.
	Absolutely.
	But the problem is that those same men have also passed on me because I have a degree, because I'm a businesswoman, because I can carry myself and be threatening or perceived in competition.
	Annoying.
	So let me...
	This is going to be a very...
	Not to debate you, but you know what I mean?
	No, no, no, no.
	Totally cool.
	I don't have a problem with having debates or discourse.
	This is where I'm gonna give kind of a uncomfortable truth to all the ladies here.
	So, if you're able to get a man to date you, right, which I'm sure all of you can.
	None of you guys are ugly like that, right?
	If you can get a guy to date you, you do realize that it's your job to keep him dating you, right?
	Absolutely, yes.
	But here's the problem, though.
	Girls go on dates thinking, impress me.
	Nigga.
	But that's what I'm trying to say.
	That's the problem.
	Women go on dates and women meet men with the frame of impress me.
	Make me feel like I need to come on a second date.
	You need to win me over.
	I'm the prize.
	A lot of women actually tweeted about this earlier today.
	It's almost at a million fucking impressions.
	I mentioned that women have a syndrome called main character syndrome.
	And what I mean by this, yeah, I'm literally coining that shit.
	Yes, there you go.
	Fresh and Fit, fucking exclusive right here.
	A lot of women have main character syndrome.
	And what I mean by this is they think the world revolves around me.
	The way I view the world is the way the world operates.
	The way I look at myself is how the world views me.
	I don't care about anyone else.
	And I've noticed this.
	We've interviewed almost 3,000 girls.
	And whenever I ask, hey, what's your opinion on this?
	I mean, you did this earlier, by the way.
	A lot of girls do this.
	No offense.
	I'll ask them a question.
	What do you think in general?
	They immediately take the question, internalize it, base it on themselves, and then regurgitate an answer.
	Versus give me an answer on how the rest of the world works.
	I'll give you an example, right?
	If you told me something like, world hunger is a real problem, and I responded to you, I don't think it's a problem.
	Me, all my niggas eat.
	Wouldn't I sound like a fucking retard?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	But that's what girls do all the time.
	Obviously not with that example.
	But when I interview women and ask them questions, they always internalize it to themselves.
	And if it doesn't apply to them, they discount it.
	It doesn't matter.
	And I think this is a very dangerous mindset to have.
	This is why so many girls fail and are chronically single.
	Right?
	They kind of go into the world with, I'm a main character situation.
	I don't know if you guys noticed, but the girls here that are in relationships are all pretty young.
	We're high school sweethearts, etc.
	I've realized that when girls are young and they don't get this mindset early on, this main character syndrome, they're able to maintain relationships better.
	You have something you want to say?
	I was about to say, but also that goes back into he gives me my main character syndrome.
	I don't have to do it for myself.
	He gives me the attention that I need, so I don't have to give myself and force that.
	What do you consider young?
	What I consider young?
	Tell me, yeah.
	I mean, I think a woman is in her prime years between 18 to 24, 25.
	I think if a girl doesn't capitalize on that time, her chances of finding a higher status guy or a man of her dreams is pretty much zero.
	You're going to have to sell on a more average man.
	I'll take you seriously and be a good guy or whatever, but he might not be in good shape.
	He might not be the most rich.
	He might not be the most attractive.
	He might not be the most charismatic or charming or well-dressed.
	He might come with a kid or two from a prior relationship, but he'll probably treat you well.
	But the problem is that main character syndrome thing that I talked about.
	Girls look at Instagram, they look at TV shows, etc.
	They're like, damn, this girl has this life.
	I can get it too and I deserve it.
	Because if you look at, and it's interesting, if you look at commercials designed for women versus advertisers for men, to the women, they say, you deserve it.
	You can have it all.
	You deserve this life, et cetera.
	With men, it's like, you gotta earn it, right?
	With women, it's more like, you deserve it, and then men, it's like, you gotta fucking earn it.
	So, what I've noticed is that that plays into this man character syndrome that so many modern women experience.
	And then I think social media, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, reality television shows, it's exacerbated.
	The problem made it worse because girls compare their life to the chick on Instagram.
	And they don't know that that girl that's on Instagram with that fucking good looking guy and the million dollars, he's fucking five bitches a week.
	And she's at the house alone all the time.
	And he has multiple girlfriends.
	They're not even together.
	Or they might not even be together.
	They don't even know this shit, but they see the lifestyle and they don't know what comes with it.
	I think women just really need to understand the realities of the decisions that you make and going in on a date, just bring this all full circle.
	When you go on a date, instead of thinking I'm the main character and impress me, nigga, it's more of, okay, I met this guy, I like this guy, let me make sure I'm the best pick for him and these other girls get blown out the water.
	And I think if more women approach dating from that perspective of how can I be an asset to this man, He ain't going nowhere, bro, because most girls are fucking useless, to be honest with y'all.
	Give you guys some game.
	Most girls are absolutely useless, especially the hot ones.
	Useless.
	If you come in and you're mildly attractive and you're useful, bro, you're going to beat these other girls out the water.
	So 18 to 24 is the end.
	I agree with that.
	Yeah, I agree.
	And I think the main character syndrome thing is true.
	And I think that it's a problem because people like me spend my 20s, my youth, my prime trying to get that degree and become all these things that Truly, once you get to that point, you get to 30, you get to 35, you really start to see the value in tradition and gender roles.
	And that's not to say, like, ladies, like, we're not equal and da-da-da and all these things and we don't need an education or anything like that.
	But you really start to see that it becomes, there's a switch where it becomes such a disadvantage and all of a sudden everyone's like, but you're a great catch.
	You're smart.
	You're this.
	You're that.
	You're everything.
	You're da-da-da-da-da.
	You'd be a good mother.
	You'd be a good mother.
	They like to you.
	They're like, I want that 20-year-old.
	Lose some weight.
	Well, yeah, too, but they're like, I want that 20-year-old.
	Well, these are girls that probably told you this.
	These are women that told you this?
	And men, too?
	In general.
	I think in society's views.
	Oh, okay.
	You're saying in general.
	We say, like, you know, I spent, like, for someone like me, like, I spent my 20s, like, trying to do these things that society kind of teaches us.
	Go to school.
	Let me ask you a question real quick.
	Knowing what you know now, if you took that knowledge and I told you, you know what, we're going to fucking push the clock back 15 years.
	Knowing what you knew now, would you give up the degree, would you take this knowledge that you have, and would you go back and find your dream man?
	Yes.
	You would?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Alright, and I really appreciate you being honest about that.
	I'm being honest.
	Because when I've asked girls this, most of the time they do say they would turn the clock back.
	Hold on, hold on.
	They would?
	Yeah, they would.
	Real quick though, right now, right, you're single?
	Yeah.
	Probably by choice, right?
	Yes.
	What would you give up for a man right now?
	Like, let's say for example, you're into him, he'd like to as well.
	For like my dream guy.
	Dream guy.
	What would you give up?
	Everything.
	Your social media, your job, what would you give up for your man right now?
	Well, she gave up everything.
	She said she would turn the clock back for 15 years.
	Well, wouldn't I give up?
	And that would be a better question.
	Well, wouldn't I give up?
	Like I'm saying, like, if you lost education, job, everything, you went back to 20 years old, fresh out of high school, etc.
	Yeah, if I met my dream guy and he was like, but I don't want you to be a paralegal.
	I want you at home.
	I'd give it up.
	If he was like, I don't want you on social media.
	I don't value that.
	I'd give it up.
	That's real.
	Has anyone in the past ever asked you that before to give up stuff that you didn't want to give up?
	No, because I feel like, again, we've been groomed into this society of where I'm an independent female, or the guy doesn't want to take that leadership role to say, I value these things and I want my woman to be this.
	The guy is almost, not to be sus, but the guys kind of take this simp role where they're like, yeah, we're all just stuck in a really weird place, but it's...
	I think people are...
	Destroying society.
	...scared, to be honest.
	And obviously what I just said, right?
	A lot of women get...
	This is why a lot of women get angry and fight with me on the show, literally from what I just told you guys.
	Right?
	You guys have been very calm and, you know, well-receiving of it.
	But a lot of them get angry and they call me a massager, an asshole, a sexist, blah, blah, blah.
	Because they've spent their life working towards these things.
	You're right.
	That's everything in their parents, their schooling, their generation, their society, social media, Instagram, everything has told them be an independent female.
	Go to school, get a degree, get a college.
	That's what's going to make a man want you.
	And then you get there and you're like, why doesn't nobody want me?
	I have all these things.
	I'm educated.
	I'm smart.
	Why does he want a 20-year-old bimbo that has a BBL?
	And it's crazy.
	You do all that work, and you're like, okay, he's going to appear tomorrow like this, but he never shows up.
	Because now you're in your mid-30s, and you're competition, and maybe you make more money than him.
	Maybe you're more educated than him.
	You're not on the same level.
	Even you're kind of...
	There's so many times I go on dates, and I'm like, yeah, he's great, but I know that I'm unequally yoked.
	And I think that's the difference between...
	And I'm going to lay on my own.
	And that's tough, because...
	When a girl goes on a date with a guy, right?
	And she's like, okay, I'm smarter than this guy.
	I make more money than this guy.
	Like, you guys lose attraction.
	You guys are like, oh my God.
	And it's crazy.
	It's weird to think.
	Right?
	But like us, we're not like that.
	Like, we can go on a date with a girl that's 19.
	Yeah.
	She's not smart at all.
	She'll be like, oh, well, you know, I haven't really done much.
	I just live with my parents, blah, blah.
	What do you have?
	A guy will be excited.
	He'll be like, okay, I can take you.
	Low body count.
	Yeah.
	Lots of years.
	There you go.
	That's how men think, yeah.
	And if I could go back and understand the value in those things, I wouldn't have...
	I would have dated around more.
	I would have not, like...
	I feel like girls, too, like...
	Did you waste your time on, like, one guy or something?
	That's the thing.
	We date somebody and we date them for three years.
	Then we date the next person.
	And even while you're talking to somebody, as soon as we start...
	Ladies, like, as soon as we start to...
	The single ladies, you start to talk to somebody, whatever.
	It's like we zone out everybody else.
	Okay.
	We really do.
	So were some of those guys like, I guess, losers and you gave them too much time?
	Or maybe not losers, but maybe I passed on winners.
	So maybe they weren't necessarily losers, but they weren't necessarily...
	I passed on soulmates, tens, high-value men, this and that, trying to...
	Let me finish my education first before I have kids.
	Let me date around.
	I don't want to marry my high school.
	I only dated two guys.
	All these things society tells you You got FOMO. And then you're 35 years old and you're like, okay, what do I have to...
	Like you said, you might still be able to be attractive, be this, and get a good quality person, but you're going to sacrifice somewhere.
	They might have kids.
	They might not make as much money.
	They might be...
	5'10".
	No disrespect.
	How tall are you?
	5'6".
	The 6 foot is like...
	Yeah bro, 6 foot, you know.
	Oh, hold on, hold on, question.
	Ladies, real quick.
	This has been on my mind for so long.
	Tell us.
	How do you know when someone's 6 feet versus 5'10", 5'11"?
	You can tell, you can tell.
	No, no, no, be honest.
	If you're below 5'7", how would you know he's 6 feet or not?
	I'm a tall woman.
	You know how tall you are.
	How tall am I? I can eyeball an 8, so I'm going to eyeball 6 foot.
	How tall am I? How tall am I? Stand up, please.
	Yeah, I could probably tell you how tall you are.
	I can tell you how tall you are.
	As long as you're taller than me, that's all that matters.
	You're sitting down.
	How tall are y'all?
	Based on how you're acting, I'm going to say 5'11".
	If we're on a date, right, and I'm walking next to you, I guarantee you wouldn't know how tall I am.
	I would.
	You would already know how tall I am.
	I know a six-foot person when I see him.
	There's no ruler or no measurement you can see, huh?
	I'm a tall woman.
	Oh, I'm sorry, baby.
	I'm tall.
	I'm like 5'7", so...
	If somebody's three or four inches taller, you would never know how tall they really are.
	I would know.
	I eyeball things all the time.
	You're telling me you don't know three inches.
	So if he was taller than you, but not exactly six feet, you wouldn't go for it.
	So you're 5'7".
	You said you're 5'7".
	If he's 5'9", you're going to be like, oh no, he's not six feet.
	Yes, I would know he's not six feet.
	You wouldn't know.
	I wouldn't know.
	You know what's funny?
	So...
	No, but I know two inches from six inches.
	All right, so typically what I've noticed is the closer the girl is to a six foot, the easier it is for her to discern if a guy is going to be six foot.
	So like, when girls are like 5'10", 5'11", they know right away.
	Yeah, this is- We all love them.
	5'7", you can know.
	Bruh.
	5'7", we lookin' out of the eye.
	5'10", that's me, what she thought.
	A nigga that talks on McQueen's?
	Also, keep in mind.
	You don't know what toe-toe-toe that nigga is.
	Her fiancé's over six foot.
	So, for her, that's an exception rare.
	But most girls, I agree with you, can't tell.
	But she knows because her fiancé's really tall.
	So that's how they know.
	But most girls can't tell the difference, being honest.
	Most girls can't.
	Some can, of course.
	If you're 5'2", 5'3", probably no.
	I'm telling you, the shorter you are, the harder you are.
	Short girls can't tell.
	What was that?
	Shit.
	You took me off track, man.
	I was gonna ask something.
	We're talking about her finding a man.
	Feminism.
	Too late.
	Yeah, she talked about it.
	I was going to say, for the younger girls here, what are your thoughts on this?
	Because some of you guys have relationships or whatever it may be.
	Like you, for example.
	Keep what you got.
	Statistically speaking, by the way, when a girl is in a relationship with a guy that she loves Virginia to, those typically tend to have the highest marriage rates.
	Also, I feel like it has a lot to do with people see how their parents are raised or come from a background like, I don't want this, I don't want that.
	And for women, it's scary because every woman, I feel like at the end of the day, it all goes to certainty.
	You want to be certain that you'll have a nice life, you'll have a house to come home to.
	But your parents aren't together.
	Yeah, exactly, which is what I'm saying.
	For females, they want to...
	That's where it came from for you?
	Yeah, like, I want to go to school.
	I want to make sure that I have everything together.
	So because my parents were together, I don't want a man in whatever the case is, but...
	Wait, who was on your arm?
	That's my godfather.
	Not my boyfriend.
	I'm not crazy, no.
	Anybody have any thoughts on what she was saying?
	Agree?
	Disagree?
	I mean, you have a little bit of experience too.
	Do you agree or disagree?
	Would you turn the clock back if you could as well?
	No.
	No?
	Hardcore feminist?
	Okay, fair enough.
	We have some questions from the ladies real quick.
	Are these from me?
	Yeah, I think it is from them, yeah.
	So you wouldn't turn the clock back to get another chance to find a guy.
	If I could turn it back, you said you're 32, right?
	Yeah.
	We go 12 years back, right?
	And you're 20 years old and you can find your dream guy.
	The likelihood would be higher, right?
	I gave you a virginity back and everything.
	Would you go back in time?
	I mean, I guess so, yeah.
	So correction, scratch that in terms of if I had better self-worth back then.
	Yeah, like you have the knowledge that you have now.
	Army, after this discussion, you got the knowledge.
	You know how to get a fucking guy now.
	You go on a date.
	You're not with this fucking main character bullshit.
	You're going in there.
	How can I add value?
	The guys are lined up.
	You can find a dream guy.
	Would you go back?
	So you would.
	Okay.
	Yes.
	Okay.
	I think younger ladies, man, take this as a lesson learned.
	I'm not saying that these ladies are doomed.
	No, of course not.
	But you guys are, me being brutally honest, they're not doomed.
	But you guys are going to have to absolutely make concessions.
	That's a fact.
	You ain't going to get a six foot three multi-millionaire.
	They're coming with kids.
	I'm going to be a stepmom to somebody somewhere.
	They're either going to come with kids or no kids, but they won't be attractive.
	They'll be awkward.
	Or no dick.
	Or no money.
	Not to be crasped.
	You're going to have to give something up is what it is, right?
	Like, women in the dirties can find a man, but this is the problem.
	You know, once you're in your 30s as a woman, right, you've got some experience.
	You've dealt with men that make money.
	You've dealt with men that are good looking.
	You've dealt with men that have the Lambos.
	You've dealt with men that are top of the line.
	And it's very difficult to go backwards.
	That's what I've noticed with girls.
	If they date a guy that was a multi-millionaire before, it is so tough to go to a guy making 100K per year.
	Because girls tend to be, well, I can do this.
	I've reached this before.
	Why the fuck am I settling?
	So women tend to look at their past relationships as like, A barometer of where they can kind of go in the future, but they don't realize that as time passes, it's harder to make that back.
	So, I think the biggest thing I tell girls in their 30s is like, just pick two or three really good traits that are non-negotiables.
	Like, maybe he's like, if money's your biggest thing, be content with getting a guy that has money that's ugly.
	Or fat.
	If good looks is your thing, be content with a guy that's gonna have, you might have to work a full-time job.
	If you want to get as charismatic and charming and loving, be content with the fact that he might not be the best looking and he might make some money here or there, but you're just gonna have to deal with it.
	Or you'll have to...
	If you're not...
	You're going to sacrifice something of yourself as well.
	That's something like how we were saying before.
	So not only do I have to realize that I'm going to have to accept somebody with kids or this or something like that, but I might also have to sacrifice and become a mom.
	Or become...
	You know, give up my career.
	Or become a stepmom.
	Or be content with knowing that it's not length and girth, length or girth.
	You know?
	So, you know, you got to...
	It's just sad.
	It's just a weird place.
	I don't know if doomed is a tragic word.
	I'm not going to say doomed.
	I'm going to say doomed to find your dream man.
	Let's keep it real, though.
	You're doomed to find your dream man, but you can still find a good man.
	And I think that's where girls think, like, oh, but he's boring.
	But you've got to settle, though.
	Well, hey, man.
	He's not the best-selling guy, but he probably won't cheat on you.
	Yeah, that's that materialistic.
	No, for real.
	That's the social media.
	Those are materialistic aspects of it.
	Yeah, or they'll pay a hooker on Sundays, what, three times a year.
	Who knows?
	Or stay alone and keep searching, keep searching, keep searching, and next thing you know, you're like, I'm 35.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I mean, you know what?
	Okay.
	You seem pretty with a good head on your shoulders.
	What would you advise the young women here?
	Good head?
	We got some girls here that are 18 that are literally just beginning their lives.
	What advice would you give them knowing what you know now and having this discussion?
	I would say don't be so afraid to embrace Like society has kind of, and I'm not like a super, I'm like a, I'm a very pro women, get your education, get your money, take care of yourself, all of those things.
	But I feel like one major mistake that I made along the way was Putting my value in my education, putting my value, and not to say those things are invaluable, but if I would have had the self-worth that I had now, then I didn't, you know?
	And I sat there and I kept thinking, but when I... Look at her.
	Yeah, tell her.
	When I find a husband, sorry, when I find a husband, when I get an education, when I lose the weight, when I become a lawyer, when I do all these things, I'll feel worthy.
	And I think if I would have had that self-worth then, I could have not been so afraid of being traditional.
	Like, it's almost like society has groomed us to feel like if we accept a traditional role that we have to negate our independence and we have to negate our education.
	And I... I would think, I would say my advice to you guys would be that you can have, you can have, both of the things are valuable and you don't have to put all your value in all of your time.
	Time is...
	And you said you're from Buffalo, right?
	I'm from Buffalo, New York.
	Yeah, yeah.
	The Northeast is like literally, like, dude, feminism and indoctrination and liberalism is huge in the Northeast.
	I grew up in Connecticut, so not too far from you.
	And you're right there on the border of Canada, which is even more woke, so...
	Yeah, I mean, they push education in Northeast crazy on everybody, you know?
	So, does anybody else have anything they want to add or say something to this discussion?
	I don't know.
	I think it's been a good discussion, but...
	It's been a great discussion.
	It's been a great discussion.
	Thank you.
	I think you'll find someone.
	Anybody have anything?
	No?
	All right.
	Chill show today.
	Okay.
	Let's see here.
	Yeah, we can.
	Many independent women will have to continue working until they die.
	That is true, probably.
	Girls who claim to be spiritual are following the devil as they simply want to cherry-pick aspects of religion that they like and discard the rest.
	I agree.
	Okay, do you have anything you want to say to that, Ms.
	Hindu?
	Me?
	I don't know how that is the devil at all.
	You and her said you were spiritual.
	I'm spiritual here.
	I'm spiritual.
	Who else is spiritual here?
	Her in the pink.
	She belongs to the trees.
	Do you have anything you want to say back to that?
	Of course I disagree with it.
	That's his perspective.
	Are you religious at all or no?
	I got out of religion.
	I had personal bad experiences from it.
	I'm spiritual.
	So you're not religious.
	Okay, you don't follow religion.
	Okay.
	But I respect anyone that does.
	Right, exactly.
	W Castle Club, three countries, ladies.
	Let's do it.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	We'll start right here.
	As you probably know from watching the show, or if you don't watch the show, I don't know what you do or.
	Name two countries.
	You can't name USA. That's the core of Canada.
	Go right ahead.
	Let's see what you got.
	Go right ahead.
	Go for it.
	I believe in you.
	Go for it.
	Okay.
	No, no, wait.
	You can't say where you're from either.
	Okay, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Colombia.
	Alright, good job, buddy.
	What's the question?
	Three countries.
	Ireland, Poland, and Russia.
	I'm gonna skip like the last time.
	Nope, you gotta do it.
	Nope, you gotta do it, nigga.
	Come on.
	I don't know.
	You're an independent thinker, right?
	Can I help her?
	I believe in you.
	You said you're an independent woman, man.
	Come on.
	You got this.
	Independent.
	I skip.
	You gotta answer.
	Okay, tell me one Sexy Red song.
	Oh, shit.
	Sexy?
	What?
	That's her song.
	I like her music.
	So you know that song, Buchanan, Two Countries?
	I don't even listen to sexy like that.
	I do not.
	I've heard her songs, but like...
	At least try, man.
	Okay, okay.
	Make a noise with the mic.
	Okay.
	At least try.
	Yeah, come on, man.
	Just three.
	You got this.
	Okay, you're making your money.
	You want to travel somewhere.
	Where do you want to go?
	Puerto Rico.
	That's part of the United States.
	I literally said to skip.
	I know it's a part of the United States.
	Come on, man.
	Three countries, man.
	Ladies, no helping.
	Come on, man.
	You're a ball to grow.
	You should know.
	Yeah, come on, man.
	Do I have to say it again?
	No.
	See, the good part is, at least you're kind of cute.
	So you can get by in life, but nigga, you're retarded.
	Alright, what about you?
	Stupid!
	I'm just keeping a beat, bro!
	Bro, how can't you name three countries, man?
	Yeah, we got 30,000 niggas watching, man.
	Come on, man.
	She doesn't want to.
	Okay, I've had problems since, like, sixth grade, so I haven't been in school like that, so...
	Hey!
	Stop it.
	I really haven't been in school.
	Okay, okay.
	I finished both.
	I mean...
	Alright, thanks, Tucker.
	It's okay.
	Bro, you learned this in, like, elementary school, though.
	It's fine.
	She don't know them.
	But there's Instagram, TikTok.
	Relax.
	It ain't your show.
	There's Twitter.
	Just be quiet.
	Go ahead.
	You got this.
	Don't worry about her.
	Yeah, thanks soccer.
	You got this, man.
	We believe in you.
	We believe in you.
	I don't.
	Well, he don't, but I believe in you.
	Yeah, we believe in you.
	Look, he got a flag over there.
	What's the question?
	He got a flag over there.
	Great countries.
	He got a flag over there.
	I skipped it.
	Like, we're wasting time right now.
	Just say something.
	An article.
	Florida.
	You should be a slave, nigga.
	Anyhow.
	What?
	You don't have to think about anything, bro.
	You just worked.
	Yeah, but if I say that I'm wrong, like, what?
	Don't be scared.
	Say what?
	Say what?
	Make three guesses.
	If I say that.
	Say I'm a slave?
	Like, you can say that doesn't mean...
	No, it's the truth, though.
	Okay.
	I could be a slave, too.
	I'm black.
	Okay.
	We can all be slaves.
	She's not going to ask me this question, bro.
	We'll just move on.
	Okay.
	You know what?
	That's a perfect example.
	Look.
	She can be married by 25, though, with a 6'4".
	I don't know about that, but...
	We'll see, though.
	I think this actually perfectly embodies what I said before.
	Look.
	She's about a girl.
	Probably making a good amount of money.
	18 years old.
	Can't name three countries.
	Do you think a guy would be able to make that kind of money by not being able to name three countries?
	That's the difference between men and women, my friends.
	There you go.
	She just proved it right there.
	How many feet are in a yard?
	What?
	How many feet are in a yard?
	Think about this.
	Yes.
	Okay, good job.
	See, you got it.
	Okay.
	All right, three.
	Hell yeah.
	She an independent queen, bro.
	I like that.
	Three feet in a yard.
	Okay, now you can name three countries, bro.
	Come on, man.
	You got this.
	Still no?
	No.
	Nope.
	She got a gold chain but can't name three countries.
	Okay, alright, that's fine bro.
	What about you?
	Haiti, Jamaica, and DR. What about you?
	Russia, I better get it immediately because you guys had a bunch of time to think.
	North Korea, Pakistan, and Scotland.
	Okay.
	What about you?
	Peru, Russia, She named Peru and well, she's from Peru and then she named Russia.
	So I can't name it?
	Yeah, you can't name something that someone else named already.
	You got more countries.
	Come on, man.
	We got this.
	Okay, so there's China.
	Okay.
	Someone named Venezuela.
	Two more.
	You still got like 170 left.
	Think of South America You got the Two more.
	You got it.
	Think about vacations with your new boo.
	Yeah.
	Where you going?
	Think soccer.
	There's...
	Dubai.
	Okay, Dubai!
	Okay!
	One more time!
	Dubai!
	Dubai, okay.
	One more.
	You got this.
	Travel.
	Location.
	Exotic.
	Beaches.
	Bitches.
	Beaches in...
	Canada.
	Yeah!
	We can't even know.
	We can't even know.
	Like, thick N-words, I's, L's, T's.
	What?
	What?
	I mean, like, the countries, you could say.
	Nigga, what are you saying, nigga?
	Like, Nigeria and shit.
	Wait.
	Alright.
	Damn, that's crazy.
	Yeah, it is so crazy.
	And you're close.
	You're an F, are you right?
	Bro, yeah, but like...
	Stupid bro!
	Yo!
	She's there for failing and understanding anything.
	How about you be taking L's on this podcast, man?
	Goddamn.
	Failing and understanding.
	They're letting us down.
	Did you let this happen, Bills?
	All right.
	I will tell you this, man.
	Staryotypes are great.
	Bro, the blonde...
	Hey, man.
	Hey, man.
	You should be a brunette.
	From now on.
	No, she's blonde.
	Sticks with the stereotype.
	You know I'm a natural blonde?
	Brunette.
	So she appears smarter?
	It might help her.
	Okay, but she confirmed the stereotype just now.
	She did.
	Okay.
	Dirty blonde.
	Fair enough.
	So she said Dubai is actually a city in the UAE. Good job, though.
	You stupid!
	You guys told me it's a country.
	No, I didn't.
	We're just laughing.
	No, why didn't you tell me that?
	Abu Dubai is right next to you.
	Abu Dubai?
	Yeah, Abu Dubai is a United, right?
	That's...
	Stupid.
	How are you going to sound point high, man, and not know, man?
	That's a fucking embarrassment.
	You go to school with all them Jews and you don't know?
	Come on, man.
	What are you saying?
	You don't know Abu Dhabi?
	Okay, okay.
	It's Abu Dhabi is what you're thinking.
	Thank you.
	And that's a city in the UAE as well.
	That's not a country.
	I never said it was a country.
	I was saying in the UAE. That's what I was saying.
	Wait, bro, why'd you bring it up?
	Why'd you bring it up?
	That came to mind.
	I just wanted to know.
	Haram!
	Bro, send the rockets.
	Goddamn, man.
	Send the rockets, man.
	When are you going to date?
	Just don't talk.
	She's been practicing the whole show.
	What about you?
	I'm from Guatemala, Ecuador, and Australia.
	She studied.
	She studied.
	She was looking at her and she was like, that ain't gonna be me.
	She was like, that ain't gonna be me.
	What about you?
	Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Botswana.
	She's older, so yeah.
	She's been in countries by herself, nigga.
	She's been by herself, nigga.
	No, no, no.
	She was on Botswana with a bunch of other nigga chicks.
	I don't want no scrub.
	This girl is a baby.
	Can't get her love from me.
	You know they were crazy.
	All the single ladies are playing.
	All that shit.
	Yo, the funniest thing ever is like when you go to a vacation at that station, it's always like a big group of black women, bro.
	And they're all single and they're just...
	Yeah, we're single.
	Woo!
	Mid-30s.
	Mid-30s.
	Kids out home.
	And they're all from Atlanta, nigga.
	They're always from Atlanta.
	Kids out home.
	Yeah, where y'all from?
	Atlanta.
	Oh, man.
	She from St.
	Louis.
	Period.
	Yeah, period.
	She from Chicago.
	She from New York.
	We getting lit tonight, honey.
	What do y'all do?
	Are we flight attendants?
	Or they do some other shit?
	I'm a nurse.
	I'm a nurse.
	Travel nurse.
	Travel nurse.
	Are y'all single?
	Hell yeah.
	Fuck these niggas.
	Where the hoes at?
	I'm looking for a white boy.
	That's where it goes.
	What you got?
	What about you?
	Italy?
	Yeah.
	France?
	Nicaragua?
	Damn, she named the easy country.
	That's how you know the rest of the girls popped in.
	Yo, if it gets to the last girl, if she's named an easy country like France, you're like, oh shit, god damn.
	Yeah.
	Nobody said Germany.
	Easy panel today.
	I'll go all the way.
	You can.
	That's true.
	You can.
	Soon.
	He's been holding back a lot.
	So you guys are...
	You know what I'm saying?
	Yeah, W. Meyer.
	This is my daytime show comment at the live event, but didn't know how to formulate it at the time.
	Myron, your answer was perfect.
	By the way, I'm a dude that had the scammed Why Women Deserve Less book.
	Thanks for signing.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Yeah, nigga.
	How are you?
	Come on, man.
	My book, Why Women Deserve Less, is in stores right now, by the way, guys.
	It's on Amazon.
	Missogony.
	Oh, wow.
	Big ups.
	I didn't know you were an author.
	Here's a book coming right now for you.
	Uh, you can keep reading.
	Yeah, yeah, right here, man.
	Why Women Deserve Less.
	I don't really advertise that much anymore.
	I need to advertise it more.
	I'll buy that right now.
	It's been out for a year.
	You can buy it right now.
	Can I see it?
	I will.
	Buy it right now.
	And available in Audible.
	It's on Audible, too, guys.
	I read it out loud.
	It's probably easier for you.
	She's going to buy it right after the show.
	Yeah.
	I want that copy right there.
	Look, a hundred bucks.
	No, you can't have that.
	No, you can't have that.
	Cash out of me.
	I appreciate this.
	Cash out.
	Yeah, guys, Amazon bestseller, man, go get it.
	It was number one for a while in psychology.
	But yeah, why women deserve less?
	It's only a hundred pages because women deserve less.
	But all jokes aside, I talk a lot about feminism in this book and how it's lied to women.
	That's really what it is.
	I'm not really shitting on women so much as more as I'm telling guys to not be idiots.
	Okay.
	First girl from Fresh Look Like Victor with a wig.
	Mo, go grab the whipped cream from the back.
	Nigga, what?
	Oh, he's talking about the Vitaly stream with you.
	Oh, oh, okay, okay.
	With the whipped cream.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	We caught a pedophile in L.A., and he was, like, fucking around with, like, the decoys, and he put, like, whipped cream in there and eating pizza.
	And then we came out, and he was naked with whipped cream on him.
	And he was, like, eating pizza.
	Is the problem with prosecuting is that they have to do, like, an overt act of the...
	They can't just be involved in the...
	Is that the problem?
	That is actually a really good question you asked.
	That's for conspiracy.
	Overt act.
	Okay.
	So, for example...
	By the way, you guys don't ever do this.
	Someone says, yo, let's go rob a bank.
	And you guys go ahead and buy some gloves and ski masks, etc.
	That would be considered an Overt Act.
	And then let's say you guys get busted before, you guys can all go down for a conspiracy to commit bank robbery.
	A robbery.
	Because the Overt Act was buying the gloves and masks in furtherance of the act.
	But is texting with the knowledge that somebody is underage and still going to the place to meet up with them, that doesn't count?
	Well, in that case, it wouldn't be a conspiracy.
	You have to commit the crimes?
	Yeah, because they're meeting up.
	But conspiracy is more like...
	It's an agreement between two or more people.
	But in this case, when it's meeting up with a child underage, they can't consent.
	So you're just showing up and trying to have sex with an underage kid is the crime.
	Does that make sense?
	Yeah, but there's no actual crime there.
	Because I watch these shows all the time and I always think, why are police officers not just showing up?
	And I always thought maybe it was because they didn't actually...
	Well then, yeah, it'll be people like us that do it and then we call the cops after the fact.
	But, like, many different jurisdictions are different.
	Like, in California, for example, it's super liberal.
	They don't prosecute shit because they're gay.
	Well, not literally gay, but, like, they're pussies.
	Versus, like, and this is typical of, like, blue states.
	You're from New York.
	You know how it is.
	Versus, like, you come to a place like Florida or Texas, they're going to prosecute you for that shit.
	Yes.
	So, that's what it is.
	Yo!
	I just had an idea.
	Alright, Chris.
	For the show.
	What?
	Catch Pedophiles?
	Yeah.
	We could, actually.
	I love that show.
	Matal's gonna take a break from it, so someone's gotta bust these assholes.
	I know what I'll do, bro.
	Let's do it.
	I want to see it on camera.
	Okay.
	I got it.
	Nick, you're not young enough to look like a kid, bro.
	Oh, no, no!
	Okay.
	Hold on.
	That's done.
	I'm too ugly.
	I'm too ugly.
	I'm trying to get whipped cream on them.
	Butts.
	No, no.
	I got a plan.
	We need to get someone that looks young for it to work.
	We had like these dudes that were like 20, but they look like kids, bro.
	Sneeko.
	Sneeko won't work, man.
	Bro, he's too tall.
	They roast him in the chat saying his hairline received and shit.
	I'm like, God damn.
	Okay.
	He actually won't work, man.
	Bro, he's too tall to look 15.
	Yeah, he's too tall, too.
	Moe.
	What?
	I don't want no whipped cream, bro.
	No, hella meat on him.
	You think they'll believe he's a 15-year-old?
	Come on, man.
	But isn't the problem that he's actually not 15?
	Um, no.
	Doesn't that come into play or not?
	No, no.
	Because it's basically, it would be no different than an undercover officer.
	Okay.
	Operating.
	I'll give you an example.
	I did a case one time where we had an undercover agent, and she was obviously texting the fucking dude, and she was saying, oh, I have a 13-year-old daughter, too, that we can mess around with.
	We're a prosecutor for that because, well, in this case, he sent child pornography, but let's say he didn't, but he came to meet up.
	We could still bust him for that.
	Okay.
	Solicitation of a minor underage.
	Get neon.
	We're cool as neon, actually.
	He's too popular, though.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, he's way too popular.
	No, no, no.
	The pedophiles ain't gonna know.
	Yeah, yeah, you know.
	Pedophiles don't know anything.
	Uh, okay.
	I hope you like Swift.
	Uh, shout-out to FNF. You guys saved a lot to get lazy-ass guys out of broken status.
	Around the time you guys had RP Thor on, I started my CDL course.
	This past Tuesday, I passed my test.
	I'm now officially a Class A driver.
	Shout-out to you, bro.
	Congratulations.
	Let's go!
	I got nothing but love for you guys.
	Thanks for all the value you give us.
	Yo, thank you so much, bro.
	And you're over there in Castle Club.
	Like I said, guys, we're going to be posting more on Castle Club for all the haters that say, bro, I'll pay a while.
	Well, all right, man.
	You guys don't have to pay.
	It's fine.
	But you guys can see that we're changing people's lives.
	That's fine.
	You can watch the free shit.
	We ain't going to force y'all to do nothing.
	But understand that, obviously, we got some shit to do.
	We got to fucking run a business.
	So it is what it is.
	Wait, though.
	Ladies, would you rather be treated like a sexual object and get everything from a man or be equal and get nothing from men, including chivalry?
	Oh, shit.
	Oh, shit.
	Okay, what would you ladies prefer?
	I'll do this real quick.
	We'll raise your hands.
	Would you prefer to be treated like a sexual object but get everything taken care of, right?
	He's just...
	You guys have sex, and he's like, yeah, you're my dirty little slut.
	Some bullshit like that, right?
	Yeah.
	Shopping sprees, everything.
	You get money, you get taken care of, you don't gotta work, you know, he's your man.
	So it's not like he's, like, fucking dogging you out.
	He's your fucking man.
	Or...
	And you don't have to work to do shit.
	Or you pay half the bills and he doesn't open the door for you.
	He doesn't treat you like a lady.
	He's like, hey, we're partners.
	We're a team, right?
	Remember you said before?
	We're a team.
	So he's not like, no chivalry.
	Which one would you prefer?
	So option A, sexual object, but you get taken care of.
	He's your man, right?
	How many of that?
	Sexual object, but he's an asshole or sexual object?
	No, he's good.
	That's the same thing.
	Okay, okay.
	That's what I'm saying.
	That's what I'm saying.
	If you're doing it right, you're still your main sexual object.
	So is that everybody?
	Is that everybody except for my spiritual?
	Well, sexual object and he's being an a-hole?
	No.
	No, only during sex.
	When he pulls your hair and shit, which is what you guys like anyway.
	Only during...
	Okay, all of them.
	Goddamn.
	Okay.
	Okay, fair enough.
	Okay, hold on one second.
	Yeah, because ladies, you do understand that chivalry and feminism can't coexist, right?
	Do you guys understand?
	Because chivalry is me treating you like a lady, but if I treat you like a lady, that goes contrary to feminism.
	Feminism, I'm supposed to treat you like an equal.
	So that's why I'm saying, I always laugh when women say I want a gentleman, but I'm like, but you're a feminist.
	You're not going to get a gentleman if you're a feminist.
	Because being a gentleman treats you differently just because you're a lady.
	It's the same sexism that oppressed you.
	Does that make sense?
	Oh, what the fuck?
	What the fuck?
	Alright, fresh and balls.
	Ladies, what's your worst dating experience?
	Hey, yo, fresh.
	Stephanie is quite literally our type.
	Take her out to dinner after the show, then back to the crib.
	Wait, who's Stephanie?
	Probably you?
	I'm Stephanie.
	Take your time, it's Cuban Lynx, and try not to bust quickly.
	I want her to enjoy your chocolate thunder.
	Nigga, what's that face?
	Let's move on, bro.
	Let's move on, bro.
	Actually, Stephanie, do you like Caribbean men?
	Come on.
	He's Caribbean, you know?
	You like Caribbean men?
	Yeah, he's Caribbean.
	Who's Caribbean?
	No, she's single.
	Oh, she is?
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Wait, let me look back at my notes.
	You know, we got Fresh.
	He's a Caribbean man.
	You know, he's good looking.
	Listen, man.
	He has a Rolls Royce.
	I am taken, okay?
	He has a Rolls Royce.
	He's a man of God.
	He donates to the church.
	I'm taken.
	And he donates to the non-profit.
	Get him, Fresh.
	You the feds?
	No, I was just asking.
	What'd she ask?
	Can you speak it to a mic?
	You want to answer that, Fresh?
	Okay, he don't want to answer.
	All right.
	I guess he pleased the fifth.
	All right, WFN, I've been on here for a while.
	We rock with you.
	Keep it going.
	Thank you, Mo Bibby.
	Let's go.
	Yeah, see the real ones to support, man.
	The haters.
	You know what's crazy?
	Those people are never going to support anyway.
	Yeah, yeah.
	That's what I'm realizing.
	The dudes that talk shit and say that, it's like, yo, y'all never rock with us anyway.
	It is what it is, man.
	Just do it, man.
	Yeah, niggas didn't fuck with us anyway, so it is what it is.
	Official ratings for tonight, starting from Fresh Caloric Monster.
	Oh, two.
	That's me.
	Okay.
	Free the Slaves, two.
	Damn, they could call their slaves.
	Innocent, that's Ms.
	Growin' Green.
	That's a six.
	You are the pole.
	Six.
	Goddamn.
	Hey, y'all.
	Two.
	Monkey Branch, five.
	Nigga, why you calling her Monkey Branch?
	Oh, because she left her X-Men for her new man that we're friends.
	Why do you guys joke when they're talking?
	That nigga beat him in, like, a Yu-Gi-Oh duel or some shit, and she showed up, and she's like, okay, I'll take it.
	Chris's sister, five.
	Wait, what?
	Oh, shit.
	Damn.
	Chris says he's going down a lot.
	Because we're last...
	Why he gave her a high rate?
	Yo, y'all do look alike, bro.
	Goddamn.
	Look at our forehead.
	Look at our forehead.
	Yo.
	We do it live.
	Goddamn, y'all do look alike.
	I don't know, five.
	Chris, do better, man.
	Your sister can't take three countries, nigga.
	Hey.
	Hey.
	I tried, man.
	I tried, man.
	Aren't you a teacher?
	Notice.
	She's a former teacher, bro.
	She's from Opelaco, bro.
	But she's from Opelaco.
	She is?
	I don't know.
	She's a sister.
	No, no, no.
	Bradenton, nigga.
	Yo, who?
	Bradenton?
	Who that is?
	No, that's a mother.
	That's how you don't mums for yourself.
	What is that?
	Yeah, bro, bro, bro, bro.
	Yeah.
	There's manatees up there.
	Oh, fresh.
	Yeah, why people wear manatees up there?
	Nigga, Chris.
	What?
	You should get rusted up, nigga.
	Manatees.
	What'd you say?
	No, he said it.
	I did it earlier, too, okay, Chris?
	I did it, too.
	Nigga, you're the host!
	But you know what?
	It's funny when they do it, though.
	Not when you do it.
	No, it's not funny, man.
	Chat, be roasting you, man.
	Be roasting you, too, nigga.
	Alright, man.
	Tender Swindler?
	I don't know what's funny.
	Are you guys arguing about who stutters more or are the girls just being confused at what the fuck is going on right now?
	Insider joke shit.
	Okay, official rating.
	You guys know what I'm saying?
	No, the last one, the Tender Swindler.
	Tender Swindler, four.
	Okay, D-Rab says, official ratings for tonight starting from Fresh...
	Oh, no, we got that.
	Okay.
	Oh, God, not again, please.
	No, no, we're fine.
	Uh, okay.
	Three or four next to Fresh.
	Looks like she has four kids from seven baby daddies.
	You're all in prison, two families, four bullet wounds.
	Boom.
	Could probably make some bomb food.
	WFNFW Extra Media Mo.
	What the hell?
	Damn!
	Here's getting these girls fresh out of graduation.
	Facts.
	This nigga waiting while they walk the stage with a little robot.
	Hey, you want to be on the show?
	Oh my God.
	Dude, you're a bunch of fit.
	Ladies, we do it live.
	Fresh, how did you get the witch from my childhood Disney movie next to you?
	That's crazy, man.
	Big W.
	No!
	Hey, man.
	Yo, set aside.
	Hey, man.
	That'd be networking.
	No.
	That'd be networking.
	Hey, man.
	Y'all some assholes, man. Y'all some assholes, man.
	No, they didn't.
	You want to roast them back?
	You said you're a comedian part-time.
	Let her breathe.
	No, no, no.
	It's not even about cooking.
	It's just that speaks totally.
	Not to not to not make it funny.
	I would love to make it funny.
	But that just speaks totally to everything we discussed tonight.
	That is the true what people think.
	It's like if you...
	First of all, like your size right away, that is automatic.
	Like just to be overweight or anything.
	Or I have an opinion or say anything.
	You're going to get...
	Shut up, Meg.
	No, no, I mean...
	Let him finish that.
	You gotta be skinny, you gotta be like you say.
	You gotta be young.
	You too big, or you too skinny, or you too tall, or you too short.
	I think she took accountability for not being in shape.
	She's taking accountability.
	And I work out, and I'm trying to be in shape.
	It's a journey.
	You're not just going to wake up one day.
	So you acknowledge that as a woman, you gotta be in shape.
	Oh, absolutely.
	As a person, I think that's important.
	All right, she took accountability.
	I'm not going to say.
	I know why.
	I can see myself in the screen right now.
	I want an old thing with a bunch of fat niggas that didn't want to fucking take accountability, man.
	They were saying, my feelings.
	I saw you.
	It's not okay to shame people.
	You're not speaking words of life.
	I saw you.
	Oh, you saw in the Jubilee?
	I saw you.
	Why do you watch Amara so much?
	Oh, okay.
	I think she likes Vitaly.
	You don't got a man?
	Yeah, I got a man.
	I want to see how many comments it's at now, but just pull it up on the side while I read this.
	Yeah, the Jubilee video, real quick.
	Pull it up.
	Okay, clue 3387.
	Here goes the pick and choosing, okay?
	Hello, my Haitians.
	I'm American.
	I was born here for the Haitians on the pod.
	Question, since you're celebrating your heritage and flag, what are your goals to support Haitians in peril at this time?
	Who are the Haitians again?
	Who are the Haitians?
	I'm not Haitian.
	Oh, I'm...
	Oh, you're Bahamian.
	Yeah, you're Haitian.
	Go ahead.
	Oh, man, that's a tough question.
	There's a lot going on over there.
	I don't want it to be controversial in terms of him having an opinion that I don't want to participate.
	Are you going to eat somebody?
	I think that's what they're asking.
	Oh, no.
	I hope that it gets better, but it's not safe there.
	She's giving them hope.
	She's giving them hope.
	That's what they really wanted to ask.
	She's giving them hope.
	We know Mo already participated in the cannibalism.
	Wow.
	Literally.
	Yeah.
	Nigga, turn someone into a cookie and ate him.
	Sounds some bullshit.
	All right, who's up next?
	And by the way, building bridges and understanding who was actually the issue.
	Yayan Banks says, man and woman are...
	Hold on, Chris.
	Chris, I'm speaking.
	Alright, go ahead.
	Men and women aren't biologically equal.
	That's why trans people have to inject hormones.
	But now somebody phones them up to die, I ask married if I can come up to charge my phone.
	Joke, good show.
	Is that your boyfriend?
	Yeah, that's my fiance.
	Oh, cool.
	Oh, really?
	Nigga, tell her to watch you, bro.
	Tell her to speak to the mic, man.
	Come on, man.
	Congratulations on your situation, bro.
	Okay, just get a prenup.
	Alright, first you slacking with the cats.
	I need them YouTube vlogs.
	Yo, by the way, I'm going to be posting one tomorrow, but I'm posting not the cat.
	The cat club is going to be the main area.
	The cat club ninjas.
	Yeah.
	Jabril, my most traditional Christian colleges do teach the ladies how to be submissive.
	Alright, fair enough.
	Also, 49.6k comments on that video.
	That's the most commented on Jubilee.
	It was the most commented at 35k.
	It's at 50,000 comments now?
	Yeah.
	Pull that shit up real quick.
	All about you.
	4.2 million views.
	That was 12 days ago, man.
	4.2 million?
	That's their most viewed video in fucking months.
	I don't know if that's a good or bad thing.
	Jubilee's video.
	It's a great thing.
	It's a great thing.
	Alright, let's get the ladies' last thoughts.
	I get it.
	Three more chats.
	Three more chats?
	Three more chats?
	Three.
	Question, ladies.
	How many of y'all watched the podcast before?
	What were y'all thoughts on the podcast before coming on?
	I've seen it.
	Raise your hands.
	Who's seen it before?
	Duh.
	Damn, everybody.
	Shit.
	Okay, what were y'all thoughts before coming on, the ones that seen it?
	Two birds with one stone.
	Thoughts on the show and then we thought about the show coming out.
	I was excited.
	I've been seeing this show and I've just always been interested in other women's thoughts because I feel like mine are always a little different.
	Okay.
	Fair enough.
	Um, well, I kind of saw, I thought that it was like a misogynistic, you know?
	Misogynistic.
	Sorry, I didn't hear you.
	I'm sorry, I'm Spanish, so if I say anything...
	No, it's okay, it's okay, trust me, I do the same thing.
	What was it?
	Misogynist, whatever.
	Yeah, there you go.
	What does that mean?
	Thank goodness.
	And I've also seen those YouTube videos where you say the same exact thing.
	So can you answer the same exact question?
	Nobody ask the question.
	What does misogyny mean?
	When you're being unfair to the woman, yeah.
	Unfair?
	Pretty much unfair.
	Unfair.
	I'm unfair to my dog sometimes.
	Hey, I don't know.
	You're just going to try me right now.
	He did the smallest thing to me.
	You know, I've seen a lot of these clips that you're asking right now, so...
	Okay, I'll leave you alone.
	So the definition of misogyny, is that your final answer, is being unfair to women?
	Um...
	I don't...
	I mean, no.
	Is that your final answer?
	I don't know.
	Yes, yes.
	I don't know.
	Alright, Chris, is she correct?
	No!
	Pull up the definition of misogyny real quick.
	Yes.
	I'm tired.
	Am I tired, bro?
	Yo, this shit never fails, man.
	You know what?
	I'm gonna give you a hint.
	H. I'm afraid of my dog.
	What about you?
	Like, what did I think about when I came on the show?
	Yeah.
	Before, like in the beginning, I was just excited to come, and I still do.
	I still am, because I like to see everyone's perspective, and I like to learn more about the show as well.
	Does your man like you coming on the show?
	No, he doesn't.
	Okay.
	Nope.
	No, listen, man.
	You still argue with your man about being a bottle girl.
	Yeah.
	You came late to a podcast while I tell him.
	Yeah.
	It's like, you know, you don't answer questions when you've been told to.
	You're 18.
	Nope.
	Bro, like you have no respect for your, not only respect, but little to no respect for, you know, male authority.
	What's your, do you agree with him or you disagree with him on that?
	I do have respect towards Marilyn Doherty.
	You're sure?
	No!
	Yes.
	Because if a man wanted you to quit being a bottle girl, would you do it?
	No!
	If he decided to pay, like, you know, the majority of their bills.
	Well...
	See?
	No!
	It's because it gets into a personal thing, though.
	I started working so that my man prefers me not to work, and my relationship hasn't been stable, so I wanted to work because I'm not going to be relying on someone.
	And then the day that something happens, I'm there having to start from nowhere.
	So that's why I want to be independent.
	Okay, so then not for nothing and not trying to attack your situation.
	If you're happy, girl, you're happy.
	But why even be in a relationship if you feel like you have to put yourself where...
	Oh shit!
	And you're gonna be like, three years?
	Four years?
	Yep.
	I'm just, I'm...
	People say I'm hard.
	I'm...
	No, you're being real.
	You're being real.
	So are you single or are you dating somebody?
	I'm in a relationship.
	No, no, you should say you're single.
	Bro, I sing your ideas, bro.
	You're single, bro.
	I'm not single.
	I see your IG, man.
	You're single.
	And I see your IG too, Madison, right?
	Madison, the one in the black dress?
	Yeah, I see your IG, bro.
	You're single too, man.
	Me?
	Yeah, hell yeah.
	I mean, you have a good brain on your head, but I would highly recommend you change your IG. Your IG is about you showing your assets.
	She ain't arguing with you.
	She doesn't tell the truth.
	It's nice, bro.
	She think, man.
	I mean, 100% so big.
	I mean, I am big.
	Look at those angles on IG, man.
	She be like, Chris is a pervert, man.
	I'm a pervert.
	Chris is a pervert, man.
	I have to look at the girl's IG. He does gotta look at it.
	I understand that.
	Pervert.
	That's a fucking pervert.
	That don't bother me.
	I know what make my money.
	I know what kind of...
	I know.
	That's the first one.
	Men like to eat.
	I'm a chef.
	What are you cooking, though?
	No, I just cook nothing.
	Bro, what are you cooking, though?
	You're making it seem like I'm on there on lingerie.
	Bro, don't fuck up, man.
	I gave your comment earlier.
	I won't show you my Instagram, but I don't have my phone.
	I see no food.
	I see no food.
	Pull it up right now.
	I'm about to shame her into being a good girl right now, man.
	Go to my page, please.
	I'm about to change this girl's life, bro.
	Goddamn.
	I'm about to rescue her before she fucks her life up.
	And also, my boyfriend is in every post.
	If you continue posting...
	He's not in any post.
	You gotta go down.
	Yes, he is.
	Every post.
	She the main, but you gotta...
	Unless you're claiming a dog at your boyfriend, you're going to define me.
	Shut up, man.
	Shut up, nigga.
	Unless you're claiming a dog at your boyfriend or something.
	Okay, not duh.
	No, I'm saying click on it.
	Click on what?
	Click on it.
	Nigga, I've been scoring now, man.
	No, but she lost weight, though.
	Wait, where the food at?
	I thought she was a chef.
	Where the food at?
	I thought she was a chef.
	Where the food at?
	All right.
	She ain't got ice water, bro.
	Was she making chef, boy?
	Go back to my bios.
	It's good that you lost weight though, because you're clearly much thinner now.
	There you go.
	You have to scroll all the way up.
	Look at the red one.
	He's there in the red one, too.
	But he ain't there in the front.
	It don't matter.
	You go to your girlfriend page looking for yourself?
	Damn, what the fuck?
	Does someone go to your wife or girlfriend page or baby mother's page looking for you?
	Or should they go looking for her?
	Look, this is the thing.
	I'm gonna give you some game.
	You're 18 years old.
	You've only had sex with one guy.
	He's the guy.
	Look, man.
	Instagram is an app used for dudes to hit on girls.
	Absolutely.
	Your profile's open.
	You shouldn't be open when you're in a relationship.
	If you are going to have pictures, he should be your pinned top picture so everyone knows that you're in a relationship.
	It's very important to men.
	And he shouldn't even have to tell you this.
	I'll do it for him.
	You should always respect your man and let everyone know that you have a man as much as you can.
	Honestly, I think if you're in a serious relationship as a girl, your profile should be private, or if you're gonna keep it open, he needs to be at the top so everyone knows, God damn, this girl's infatuated with this guy.
	He has a whole highlight.
	And no pictures of you showing yourself off.
	No pictures of you sexualizing yourself.
	Also, if you're a chef, trust me when I say...
	Nobody wants to see that?
	No, I don't see what you're cooking, other than ass.
	That's my personal page.
	I'm 100% good at what you guys are saying, but I keep things very separate.
	My business page, you don't see me on there because it's my business page.
	I mean, we'll give you advice.
	Yeah, no, obviously.
	Yeah.
	I look at that Instagram.
	Right?
	As a dude, I'm thinking whore, slut.
	This is how men think.
	I'm looking at it and I'm like, yo, yeah, I could go ahead.
	And that's fine.
	But why even bring that negative attention of men looking at you like that?
	Like, why?
	You have a man, you got a relationship.
	Like, why, bro?
	Like, why do you want thirsty, pervert niggas whacking off to your pictures?
	Like, why?
	I did that.
	You want to change it?
	Yeah.
	Okay, good.
	I take that.
	I'm not the type of person.
	And keep it dazzling you?
	I get it.
	Otherwise, I would go fuck.
	I would roast you and be like, you look like a whore in your pictures and just keep it moving.
	But you're 18, roast you for Jesus fucking guy.
	You've been together since 14.
	Don't fuck it up being a dumbass, man.
	It's perfect, man.
	Like, yo, like, you know how many girls would kill to still be with their boo and shit like that?
	Hopefully it works out, man.
	Yeah.
	So don't fuck it up.
	I mean.
	Okay.
	Take down the scanfully clad photos.
	Take maybe two or three photos of you and him together.
	Make your profile private if you want.
	Keep it open.
	Make sure it's with him.
	And get rid of the whole pictures, man.
	Come on.
	You're 18, man.
	Don't fuck yourself up.
	One thing.
	All the young girls here.
	Your job is to preserve your value.
	You're given the value.
	Preserve it.
	Yeah.
	Men have to earn their value, women preserve their value.
	Don't fuck it up.
	That's true.
	You get all the gifts up front.
	Don't fuck it up, man.
	Alright, last thoughts for you.
	Wait, is her turn for last thoughts?
	Oh, what did you think on the show before you came?
	Oh, I was excited.
	You were?
	Yeah, super excited.
	Well, why though?
	For you?
	I am very confident with the head I have on my shoulders and I'm very vocal in my opinion and I was just excited to voice it.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Thank you, Chef.
	You kind of agree with a lot of things we say, so...
	But that Instagram will fix that.
	Oh, yeah.
	She's doing it, right?
	Yeah.
	All right.
	What about you?
	I used to binge watch y'all when I was pregnant and eat crackers.
	Oh, shit.
	Oh, really?
	Okay.
	And I was so happy to come.
	I was kind of like...
	Because, you know, the black girl, you know.
	Agent O. No, the black girl thing that be going on on the show and stuff.
	We don't hate black girls, man.
	No, I was just like, still, I'm fun to just still go on here because I do love y'all because I was watching y'all.
	So you know we don't hate black girls.
	We made fun of everybody.
	She was cool.
	Yeah, I mean, we treat you nice, man.
	Did you miss the saga where we made fun of an Asian girl for like a month straight?
	This Chinese bitch?
	That's right.
	Bro, we were calling her Ling Ling and everything.
	Oh my god.
	Do you know what it talks about that?
	We were also a Chinese girl for a month straight.
	Nobody says that we're Asian-phobic.
	What the fuck is that?
	I like black girls.
	They pick and choose what they want to attack.
	Yeah, that's fine.
	And by the way, funnier is not a word.
	Okay?
	No.
	It's more fun.
	All right?
	Funniest, funnier, the funniest.
	I love making words.
	All right, period.
	All right, all right.
	Your name is a native word!
	It is, it really is, and that's glad.
	And my son is too.
	I would love to not have a name that everybody else have.
	My mother named me.
	What's your name again?
	Janira.
	Janira.
	No, I think it was Janiqua or something like that.
	No, Janira.
	Janira.
	It's unique.
	You don't have nobody else's name.
	What'd you name your son?
	Isilaco.
	Bless you.
	Bless you.
	Yo, my nigga.
	Yo, yo, yo.
	That's crazy.
	What's in the background?
	Is there like a relevance to it?
	It's his dad's middle name.
	So he took his dad's whole name except his first name.
	A Puerto Rican with the middle name Isalaco?
	Yes.
	Bro.
	Okay, alright.
	Was he like an indigenous Puerto Rican?
	He's also Panamanian as well.
	Okay, so he was a black Puerto Rican?
	Yeah.
	But he's dark skin.
	No, he's not dark skin at all though.
	He's like your color.
	Okay, like black skin.
	I consider myself pretty black.
	You don't think I'm black enough?
	Damn, man.
	They never accept me, bro.
	You're not black.
	Do you consider Chris black?
	I got Jordans on at Waves, man.
	Oh, no, not really.
	She said funner, not funnier.
	Sorry, that was my fault.
	It was funner.
	Okay.
	All right.
	What about you?
	All right.
	Fantastic.
	I just like to listen to people's opinions, to be honest.
	Like, I like hearing everybody else's opinions.
	What was your favorite opinion that you heard today?
	I feel like I didn't hear it.
	That was worse.
	There's not a wrong answer.
	Here's one for you.
	Stay in the kitchen, alright?
	And stay cute, stay in shape, and then you're good to go.
	Yeah, just don't talk.
	Don't talk, bro.
	She didn't talk the whole show, nigga.
	No, no, and learn some good head game.
	Ooh, what?
	No, no, because most girls don't, like, most girls, like, your age can't give good head, bro.
	They're like...
	Nigga, she ain't seen!
	I know, bro.
	I'm just saying.
	They don't use teeth?
	I mean, you should use...
	I don't know, man.
	But anyways, there's more such and more less licking.
	How many 18-year-olds are...
	You said you had seen the show before, or no, you never saw it before?
	I've only seen it once.
	Okay, what was your thoughts?
	You hated it, you loved it.
	Misogony.
	Do you ever remember that?
	What?
	When you saw the show?
	No.
	No.
	All right, what was your thoughts on it, then?
	These guys are assholes.
	These guys are great.
	Can you throw the mic, please?
	You guys yell a lot.
	I don't know.
	It's Maren, bro.
	That's what she took away is that we yell a lot.
	Okay, fair enough.
	Maren and me.
	What about you?
	What are your thoughts and what did you think before coming on?
	I've only saw a few clips before I came on.
	I didn't really have any hate towards it.
	Just kind of like, okay, I'm pretty excited.
	That's it.
	Okay.
	Alright.
	What about you?
	I've watched the show a couple times.
	Okay, you definitely hate us then.
	No!
	And I love, I think it teaches people that are sensitive to have a tough exterior.
	That's why I like it.
	Damn, okay.
	I thought you were hardcore and be like, man, I'm a feminist, fuck these niggas.
	No.
	How dare you!
	And she's Haitian!
	Fair enough.
	What did you learn from everything?
	Yes!
	What was that first?
	No, what did she learn?
	Her ass is going to be good, I bet.
	Oh.
	About what?
	No, no, I mean her.
	Oh.
	What did she learn?
	Yes.
	Did you learn anything from her?
	Yes, I liked all the different perspectives.
	Okay.
	What you got to say?
	I was terrified to come on the show because of my size and my age and my braces.
	How much are you wearing?
	Damn, nigga!
	I'm just curious.
	I'm proud because I'm going down and I'm getting healthier.
	I'm probably a little bit over 200.
	It's not healthy.
	What were you before?
	That doesn't mean it's not beautiful.
	What were you before?
	The heaviest that I ever was was probably 220.
	Oh, shit.
	Damn.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, so you're...
	Yeah, because 200 is huge, bro.
	I ain't gonna lie.
	You weigh more than me.
	I weigh more than most men, and I get that.
	So I was scared, you know, naturally.
	We'll still fold you up, though.
	No, but that...
	Oh, wow.
	Being a certain weight doesn't mean you're not beautiful.
	It doesn't mean you're not attractive.
	It doesn't mean nobody, you know?
	I'm just saying that answer.
	Niggas will still fold her up?
	Oh, okay, okay.
	I'm still gonna fold her up.
	No!
	I thought you were saying that.
	I mean, I could.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	You know, she don't want me, though.
	She can't handle you.
	She can't handle me, nigga.
	Yeah.
	Don't worry, you're freshers.
	I was scared.
	I was scared, I'll be honest.
	But I have a thick skin.
	I know, I know.
	And I thought that it was...
	I think that what you guys are doing here is...
	More valuable than my fear.
	Wow.
	So, I felt like it was good to, you know, and I thought that I could give, I knew I was going to be the only one in my 30s.
	I knew I was going to be the biggest.
	No, no, no, you got someone else next to you.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I forgot about that.
	You're right.
	But, no, I knew I was going to probably be the oldest or up there.
	I knew I was probably going to be the biggest.
	And, you know, so, I also thought I was going to be the realest and the smartest, and I think I was those things, too.
	What are you trying to say?
	Not that y'all are not smart or not.
	No, it's not this.
	I was just about to say if someone is healthier or...
	I was just about to say you're insecure.
	Me personally, I wouldn't tell you if you were up here.
	You were like, period.
	I want to take this.
	Ladies, y'all gonna take that?
	Absolutely, because if she feels like that, you got...
	Go ahead, baby.
	Me personally, I would take that.
	But I thank you guys for that.
	No, and I want to give you...
	Because normally, you know, it becomes very contentious when I deal with women that meet your demographics.
	And the fact that you came on here with an open mind and you wanted to listen to what I had to say.
	And you gave some really good reflections.
	And I think some advice that some of the younger ladies here might be able to take to heart.
	I think that's very valuable.
	And I really appreciate being a good sport.
	And I wish you the best in your weight loss journey.
	Keep going.
	I mean...
	Oh yeah, thank you.
	With that mindset, you can obviously...
	See, I make fun of fat people all the time, but I'm not gonna roast someone that's actually working towards it and takes accountability.
	No, I am fat.
	I'm gonna lose the weight.
	So, yo, fucking respect.
	I wish most women had that mindset.
	Most of them get angry, I'm not fat, nigga!
	And they stand up and start shaking their ass, and I'm like, oh, okay, here we go.
	But the difference, I think, is that I wouldn't say I'm not beautiful.
	I wouldn't say I'm not pretty.
	I wouldn't say I'm not attractive or that certain people wouldn't find...
	To certain people, I'm not fat.
	But those aren't the men that you want.
	No, and that people use those to not get healthy, to not...
	They say, well, I'm beautiful.
	No one said you're not beautiful.
	You've got to also keep in mind that at 35, to compete with these 20-year-olds...
	I'm beautiful to myself.
	Do not wear hoop earrings, man.
	Let's take a crisp.
	Can we give some real tape off?
	Keep your hair long.
	Lose the weight.
	And I'll tell you this, because at 35, you're going to be competing with women in their 20s.
	And that's where you're going to have to be in way better shape.
	Because I'll give you this.
	A lot of these 20-year-old chicks are out of fucking shape and they're fat.
	So, hey, man.
	Because I know girls in their 30s that get in shape and look good.
	So, hey.
	And don't listen to your friends.
	You look good.
	Keep eating.
	Fuck those bitches.
	They're lying to you.
	One thing I've noticed, bro, girls give each other self-sabotaging advice.
	You look fine.
	You don't need to go to the gym.
	Eat a hamburger.
	It's a fucking lie.
	They want you to look worse because they get jealous and they don't want you to be competitive against them.
	I've noticed that girls are so self-sabotaging when it comes to that.
	They give each other the most destructive advice when it comes to their looks and when it comes to men.
	Why are you with them?
	He's an asshole.
	He's a misogynist.
	Why are you eating salad?
	Little little girl, eat a burger.
	Don't listen to none of that fucking bullshit.
	Go to the gym and don't look like them.
	Fuck those whores.
	Anything else you want to say?
	I'm just really grateful for the opportunity.
	I thought this was a really cool experience.
	Thank you for being a good sport.
	I really appreciate it.
	I know it's tough to come on a podcast like this when you're coming.
	It was.
	It was hard.
	All right.
	Cool.
	We have four more chats.
	Chats and then we're going to close this thing out and get the ladies out here.
	For nindiponi dummies who can't name three countries, get back in the kitchen.
	Oh, shit.
	Majibu, all right?
	The Muffin Man.
	Cool.
	That dumb hoe in the white, get me tight.
	She acting like she don't know three countries because she just don't want to submit.
	No way she can be that stupid.
	Sir.
	Any questions?
	You have anything you want to say back to her?
	Ms.
	Bottle Girl?
	I could really care less.
	See?
	Fuck your nigga.
	Joe Biden, Donald Trump, Drake, marry one, fuck one, kill one.
	Nigga, what?
	So marry one, fuck one, kill one.
	Yeah.
	Bro, you already know they go, oh, fuck Drake, nigga.
	Come on, man.
	They are going to marry Trump because he's a real ninja.
	And then they're going to kill Biden.
	Wrong.
	Come on, man.
	That's a no-brainer.
	Drake!
	Drake!
	Okay, what else we got here?
	That's it?
	Yep.
	Alright, guys.
	CastClub.tv, man.
	That's going to be the home base for us, man.
	Like I said before, we're going to ease it in for you guys, and we're going to go ahead and give some discount codes and everything else like that.
	We'll make one for you guys coming up.
	Probably starting next week.
	Monday we have Steven Casada.
	He does a lot of men's mental health and in court of law how to deal with women, baby mothers, all that stuff on Monday.
	Yeah, we got some lit guests coming up, guys.
	We got Stu Peters coming.
	Dr.
	Shiva.
	Who you just mentioned?
	Steven.
	Steven.
	It's going to be a good time, bro.
	We got some bass fucking guests coming, man.
	So it's going to be a good time.
	We'll catch you guys next Monday for Money Monday.
	Yeah.
	And I hope you guys enjoyed it, man.
	CastClub.tv.
	That is going to be the home base, man.
	Support the mission, guys.
	It's only 20 bucks a month.
	It's cheap, man.
	We'll catch you guys.
	Peace.
	Peace.
	I ran.
	I ran so far away.
	I just ran.

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