She Left A Great Situation. We Find Out Why! w/ Luke Belmar
Luke Belmar’s Fresh Podcast After Hours dives into controversial claims about women’s sexual histories, marriage, and societal expectations—like Catherine (18 partners), Bella (7, including her virgin wife), and Pink Blade (sex since age 8)—while mocking their backgrounds. He argues single mothers and career-driven women lack respect for traditional roles, comparing marriage to buying a "used car" vs. a "new one," and blames feminism for men’s perceived reluctance to commit. A Hooters worker and a stay-at-home hostess debate financial provision vs. emotional neglect, with Belmar framing women’s independence as a threat to family stability. The episode ends by promoting Pressure Fit while dismissing feminist critiques as "rage quits," reinforcing his divisive stance on gender dynamics. [Automatically generated summary]
Welcome to the Fresh Podcast After Hours this year man.
Thanks for bearing with us, guys.
We're getting everything going.
We did a five show a little bit earlier.
Yeah, we had a great show a little bit earlier.
We talked about the markets.
We talked about the scene a little bit.
It's already getting clipped on Twitter.
Yeah.
Well, his view of money, which you know how that is.
What else?
I got a new book coming out, guys.
It's coming out this Friday.
Or no, sorry, this Saturday.
Why Women Deserve Even Less book number two?
Book number one, Why Women Deserve Less.
This one's in stores bestseller.
And then book two is coming out, Why Women Deserve Even Less.
And then the third book is going to be Why Women Deserve Nothing.
So going to be very soon.
Just kidding.
But Even Less comes out Valentine's Day this Saturday.
And also, I will be at University of South Carolina in South Carolina on Friday doing debates and stuff like that.
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We have to cancel and push back the last one.
So I'll be there.
And then what do you got?
We got a show tomorrow.
We're going to cover some stuff with recent events.
And then, of course, Luke will Zoom call with you this week as well, right?
Wednesdays.
Cool.
And Chris, take it away.
Don't demonco.
Shout out to Mo and Bills.
And we got Luke on the panel.
Shout out to him.
The last clip, last time he was on the panel.
I shit went crazy with Miss Latina, right?
Luke?
I don't know.
Shit, it's fucked up.
Circling around.
Her name was Maria.
I'm around.
Maria's cleaning closets again.
Yeah.
One of them was one.
Probably.
One too many times.
Yeah, and guys, follow me on Twitch.
And shout out to the girls for coming on.
We got our new girls besides one.
But other than that, man, it's Monday.
Let's make it happen.
Ladies, thank you for waiting.
If you don't mind, give us your name, your age, what you do for a living.
Dating status.
If you want to, of course.
Your body count.
Let's start right here.
What do you think about it?
Well, at the very end.
Well, you want to, of course, right?
At the very end, yeah.
Yeah.
I'm Catherine.
I'm from Boston.
I'm a server.
Okay.
How old are you?
Yeah.
I'm 24.
Okay.
Where do you serve?
Jimmy's Tavern in Shrewsbury.
What is that?
A tavern, nigga.
I'm going to say tavern.
What is that?
It's a tavern night named Jimmy.
Good drinks and good food.
Highest education level completed for you.
High school, college.
Half of college.
Did you get your associates?
No.
All right, so I'll just call high school then.
Our relationship status?
Single.
All right.
Are your parents together?
My dad died.
So, just small, no.
So your mom is widowed?
Yes.
So they stay together.
Yes.
Come on, man.
It's a big ooh.
Wow.
All right.
And then press your favorite question.
First, you're going to answer it, man.
Press the button.
That was Chris Hatcher.
You press the button.
Yeah, that's me too.
My hand slipped.
Birth control?
Yeah.
Nice.
Well, his dad passed too, so you guys are.
The Dead Fathers Club.
Yeah.
What the fuck's going on?
That's crazy.
That's what he makes me say.
It's so far.
Interesting.
Okay.
And then are you white, Irish?
What's your ethnicity?
Just white.
Okay.
All right.
Wasn't sure.
Well, I wasn't sure if you were Irish or some.
Okay.
Irish and Italian.
50.
Okay.
Fuck you do know.
Okay.
Oh, 50.
Yeah.
All right.
Maybe.
Question, though.
You thought he's Irish.
What?
No, but wait, where'd you get the R though?
R, mate.
That's Irish, bro.
It's Irish, bro.
That's Irish.
That's not the same shit, bro.
No, it's not.
Dumb niggas, man.
Yeah.
All right.
Okay, question.
You ever went with a black guy?
Yeah.
You're horse-ass, man.
I mean, she has no bunny.
When there's signs, there's signs.
Thank you.
Okay.
What about you?
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Oh, wait.
So, Jimmy's heaven, right?
Yeah.
What's the body count?
How many Jimmies you had?
No, Jimmy's.
Come on, bro.
Wait, never a white guy?
No, yeah.
It's like 18.
18 white guys or 18 in Jersey total?
I'm just curious, man.
It's like split in half.
Oh, shit.
Okay.
Equal opportunity.
I like this.
I know, I know.
Nine and nine.
All right.
What about you?
What's your name?
So my name is Bella.
And what was the rest of the question?
No, don't worry, guys.
I'm Hispanic.
I'm 27.
Where are you from?
I'm from Jersey, but I lived here for a while.
I've been here a couple of times.
Okay.
Familiar.
I know you do.
I know I do.
Okay.
So, all right, so you're from New Jersey, but you live in Miami now.
Yes.
What part of Jersey are you from?
Union City, Jersey City.
Okay.
What did you do for?
I'm actually an accountant.
Oh, you're an accountant?
Okay.
I work with a lot of numbers and stuff like that.
Are you like a CPO?
No, not that deep.
I more of like work, make sure that the clients get the responses they need.
Okay.
Do you.
A highest education level completed for you?
I am two years into college, actually.
And I currently went back because I actually am trying to get my bachelor's.
Okay.
So wait, you're kind of like an accountant off the books then.
Yeah.
I'm a PhD.
I was going to say, like, wait, what's that?
Okay, so you're in college.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
What do you major?
My Latinos.
Accounting?
Yes.
Yes.
Actually, business, but it teaches everything.
So at this point, it really is what it is.
All right.
Relationship status for you?
Sitting in front of the light.
Single?
Yes.
Okay.
Yes, yes, yes.
All right, parents together?
I'm actually adopted.
I'm a foster kid.
It's deep.
It's deep.
So are your foster parents together?
It's a tough story to tell.
I don't talk to them since I've been 16.
It's a long story.
We don't need to die.
You know what I'm saying?
Pick up.
Birth control for you?
What was the question?
Birth control.
Yeah.
Yes, 100%.
Because it's needed.
And this world you live in.
I think you're getting fucked by random dudes and your body calls 18 at 24.
Yeah, no wonder you need birth control.
That's all defense, but my boys, it's my white sister here getting pounded by.
Oh my god.
I can't judge you for the experiences and the torments you've gone through.
See her.
That's great.
Well, speaking of race, what's your race?
I'm Puerto Rican, Sweetheart.
Blossom and no.
Oh, that's surprising, actually.
Oh, she is from Jersey, so you're from Jersey?
I'm a whole princess.
Yeah, you're gonna say, you know, academics?
Yes.
Didn't I?
This is the females.
Okay.
You didn't pay.
You paid little to no attention, bro.
I mean, we don't know.
About what?
Nigga, I just asked you a question.
But he asked the same question.
You did?
Well, I asked where she's from.
She said Jersey, Union City.
Proceed.
And then you said, do you know academics?
But I was like, wait, how did that millions of people that live in Jersey?
That's what I'm saying.
Oh, no, no.
I'm sorry.
Let me take it back.
It's my fault.
I take that back.
I actually do do academics.
Like I said earlier, I went back to school.
No.
Wait, Am I wrong?
Am I incorrect?
Okay, well, no, okay.
I can see why she made that.
Okay, he's talking about DJ Academics, who's a DJ.
He's a hip-hop political hip-hop commentator, not political commentator.
I don't know who that is.
I'm so sorry.
At that point, it was a miscommunication.
I don't know who that is.
I don't know.
I was like, wait, you're asking a red.
Like, okay, yeah.
Academics, not your actual academic female accountant.
I'm like, a hip-hop personality that comments on you.
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Okay.
That's fair.
I'm so sorry.
I apologize.
But go ahead.
To the next one.
To the next one.
Yes, sir.
All right, cool.
With no kids.
With no kids.
Very rare.
On God.
Yeah.
Pick up what I'm putting down.
All right.
What's your name?
My name's Emmanuel.
That's a body count.
I'm probably going to be a little bit more.
It's pretty high already.
Oh, okay.
Go ahead, Chris.
You want to ask me?
88 rounds.
Stop it.
What's your body count?
Go ahead.
He wants to know your body count.
Mine?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Sweetheart.
It's about fucking seven.
That's good.
Okay.
And I've drunk seven times.
Six too many.
All right.
If you're looking for love, I appreciate.
I don't know.
I played one too many times.
Yeah.
It sounds like a picking problem.
No, it sounds like a men problem.
It sounds like a you problem, baby.
There needs to be one too many more niggas like you who are real than the niggas who are.
We would never pick somebody like you.
No, too.
That's unfortunate because I believe.
It's not unfortunate.
You're how old?
28.
And you're getting, you're still in school and you're drunk on a podcast in front of 10,000 people.
Nobody wants you.
Take a second back.
I just got back outside.
I was in a whole engagement for about.
He's lucky.
Exactly.
Thank you for recognizing it.
That's all I got to say.
No, he's lucky that he's not in that.
Keep it up there.
On to the next, on, on to the next one.
How long were you guys engaged before you guys broke it off?
We were together for two years, engaged for about four months.
And then I realized that maybe we love him.
So you broke off the engagement?
Yes.
He's amazing, and I love him.
So then why'd you break it off?
I don't need to talk about anything else besides the fact that I respect and love him.
That's all it is.
But you broke it off.
All right.
So it's because I broke it off because at the same time, I realized that I had life to go after.
He had a lot to offer, and I recognize that.
Myron.
But he didn't see it.
You know what's crazy?
Imagine giving up potential.
I'm a computer science major.
Imagine building an app.
Imagine having the potential of being a wife.
And you relegate your potential and you relegate your potential to a bachelor's degree.
You could have gotten married, but no, you had life in front of you.
Exactly.
And here you're on a podcast going home by yourself.
I choose not to speak more about the man who helped me.
Crazy, bro.
And maybe you know what my thing is?
Like, I don't hang out with women like this.
So when you guys texted me, you're like, yo, you guys want to call in the pod?
I'm like, fuck, do I really want to do this again?
Because I'm at home with my virgin wife, and I'm just like, I have a different paradigm of reality.
And now I'm just like, did you say your wife was a virgin?
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Yeah.
Like, you never fucked her.
Before we got married.
All right, all right.
Oh, I was about to say, like, you made her stay a virgin even after you married her.
I was so confused.
I was like, what do you mean, my virgin wife?
Yeah, I mean, I mean, she is a virgin to me because she's only been with me.
So, yeah, it's basically a virgin.
That's not a virgin.
Well, he's saying.
I'm sorry.
Okay, she's a virgin.
She was a virgin wife when he got her.
All right.
She's a virgin woman.
She's rare.
So wait, are you totally 27 or 28?
Because you told him 28, and then you told me 27.
Which one are you?
Well, I turned 28 this year, so I thought I'd just put it together like that.
I'm be honest, because I had this friend.
Like going back to school, you realize there's a lot of young niggas and they like, oh, well, you like.
All right, I'll just say, so you haven't turned 28 yet then.
Yeah, no, no, no, I haven't.
Okay, so you're 27.
Yeah.
Okay.
And you're majoring in accounting and computer science?
Well, more so, yes.
Minoring in computer science because I am working with AI.
I'm building an app.
It's a whole thing.
Yes.
Okay.
And that is what made you say, you know what, I can't get married right now.
She wanted to become Zuckerberg and said, nah.
Nah, she want to suck a burger.
Oh.
All right.
What about you?
What's okay?
My name's Amanda.
All right, hold your mom.
I'm Austin, Mass.
I'm 30 years old.
30?
Damn.
All right.
So you're from Boston.
What do you do for work?
I'm a Hooter's girl.
Really?
I love Hooters.
Wait, the food.
Me too.
Did they change the uniform?
No.
They didn't?
No.
Okay.
I was told that they changed the uniform and they rebranded.
We are rebranding, but the uniform has not changed.
Okay.
All right.
Highest education level completed?
I'm still in college.
Okay.
What are you majoring in?
Radiology.
All right.
When do you finish?
In four years.
Oh, shit.
You just started back.
Yeah.
So I've actually been in school for three years, but there was a wait list.
Well, hold on.
Hold on.
Sound effects are crazy.
So in Massachusetts, to be in the radiology program, you have to join a wait list.
Really?
Yeah.
So it's a long process.
Okay.
Well, I think it's a six-figure gig, like fresh out, right?
Yeah.
Okay.
All right.
Relationship status for you.
Single.
All right.
Are your parents together?
No.
Damn.
So I'm single and 30?
All right, birth control for you.
No birth control.
All right.
You have kids?
No.
Damn.
And then ethnic background, white?
White.
Okay.
You don't know if you're Italian or Irish?
I'm French and Irish.
All right.
I got a little bit of a cool.
Who's up next?
Wait, Oh.
Whoa.
So you're 30, right?
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Yes.
You work at Hooters?
Yes.
What's your body count?
Wow.
Come on, don't lie to me.
What's your body count?
You're thinking about it, huh?
I am thinking about it.
But why would you say wow?
I'm so sorry.
I said, whoa.
He's over it.
And when I say the wow.
What do you think?
Let's see.
It's either wow because it's really high that she can't get to that number and counting.
If I had to really guess, I'd say probably like 17.
No, that's the same number that you did.
Yeah, bro.
We got friends?
Yeah, we were just my best friend.
Oh, that makes sense.
Bro, both in 17, 18.
That's our number.
Well, that's like, you know, a ballpark.
Maybe like.
Times three?
No.
All right.
All right.
What about you?
What's your name?
I'm Denise.
How old are you, Denise?
I'm 19.
Where are you from?
I'm from Jersey, but I'm recent.
Well, I moved to Florida in like 2019, so not recently.
Oh, okay.
You've been here a minute though.
Yeah.
So you live here in Miami or where do you live?
I live in Broward, actually, but I usually stay up in Boynton with my boyfriend.
So yeah.
Sorry to hear that.
Yeah.
Oh, sorry.
No, Boynton Beach, you said.
Yeah, Boyd, Boyne, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Boynton, for sure.
No, Boynton.
You're from Broward, but you pretty much live in Boynton Beach.
Yeah.
Okay.
What do you do for work?
I'm a cosmetologist.
I went to Broward College for a little bit.
I wanted to do nursing, and I ended up.
I don't have your associate's degree or now.
No, I don't.
I ended up going to Aveda, which is a cosmetology school.
And then graduated out, right?
Yeah.
Yeah, I did.
Now I want to do psychology, which is what I really wanted to do in college.
So are you in school now or are you just doing a full-time cosmetology?
No, I just graduated school, so I'm doing cosmetology for now, but I want to get back into college.
Yeah.
Okay.
Because I'm only 19.
So.
All right.
Relationship status.
You said you're a boyfriend, right?
Yes.
How long have I been together?
We've been together for eight months now.
How'd you guys meet?
We met actually through her.
We actually worked together.
We worked together for three years.
And his ex-best friend, I guess, introduced us all.
We just hung out.
And ever since that day, we never left each other's side.
How'd you know that he was the one?
Honestly, like, he's just a really great man.
Like, he's my first ever boyfriend, by the way.
And I'm like 19.
So wait, so how old is he?
He's 23.
He provides for me for anything that I need.
He's always there for me.
Like, honestly, whenever I don't have my family there, he's always there to talk to.
He wants me to communicate with him.
And he listens to my needs.
And he always reciprocates whatever I need back.
That is so sweet.
Oh, my goodness.
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Wait, hold on.
What?
Really, nigga?
Yeah, really, nigga.
Like, what?
So you're saying he's your first ever boyfriend, right?
He's an amazing boyfriend.
Wait, wait, but he was at first, right?
Yes.
What's his body count?
Okay.
He knows my body count.
What?
It's six.
Six too many.
Put my camera on.
Including him.
Including him.
I don't give a fuck what you say.
You're not even relevant in my life, so why would I care what you say?
So you're 19.
Wait, wait, wait.
Hold up.
What did you say?
I said you're not relevant in my life, so why would I care what you say?
Oh, you don't have to care what I say.
You just said you should care about yourself.
Oh, yeah, but you're not.
But you should care about yourself.
No, I do care about myself, too.
No, you don't.
You got six bodies too many, baby.
But you're on a podcast talking to a 19-year-old, telling her I have a 19-year-old sister, and my 19-year-old sister doesn't open up her legs for anyone.
I don't give a fuck.
That's your family.
It's obvious that you don't give a fuck.
Six bodies under.
And you're still in your teens.
But you're categorized as a whore.
I'm really not, though, but it's okay.
No, you are.
How dare you?
No, I'm not.
No, you are.
You're in your teens.
Yeah.
And you're almost at double-digit bodies.
It's crazy.
But she's not.
But I'm not.
You see the semantics?
You see the semantics?
I'm not at 10.
It's unbelievable and disgusting.
Honestly.
You don't have to care, baby.
I don't care.
I can tell you don't care.
It's obvious you don't care.
Yeah, so we can move on to you now.
What's your name?
My name is Luke.
Okay.
What else do you want to know?
Went viral one time and what else?
Whoa, and you went non-viral.
Actually, except this was gonna get a whole review, baby girl.
Hold on, hold on.
This is your two minutes of fame.
Hold on, hold on.
Oh, well, my two minutes of fame is gonna serve me right.
Thank you.
Let's do it.
Wow.
Oh, no, what was your question?
You said my name's just asking, like, give your introduction.
It's you next, right?
I'm Luke.
No, well, Luke, your last.
Yeah, we leave the special guest for last.
But don't worry, you'll introduce me.
Are your parents together?
For you, for you.
Oh, my parents, no, they're not together.
Okay.
And then birth control for you?
What?
Like, are you on birth control or no?
Yes, I am.
All right.
And then what's your like racial background?
I am Dominican, but well, my family is Dominican.
My parents are Dominican.
I was born in Jersey, and then I moved to Florida in 2019.
But your ethnic background is Dominican.
Yeah.
Queloque.
Quelo que fabi.
All right.
Is your guy Dominican too or Hispanic or no?
He's actually from Trinidad and Barbados.
Bumbuka!
Bomboka!
That's Jamaican.
Yes, his parents.
Oh, you're crazy.
See, yeah, because I'm from Barbados.
That's funny.
Okay.
All right.
What about you?
What's your name?
Shelly.
My mom's not single.
All right.
Period.
But I'm Sally C-E-L.
She's trying to say.
Wait, your mom is.
Wait, wait.
I'm so lost.
What?
She's not single.
Sorry.
Why'd you say that?
Yeah, I was confused.
I broke the unspoken rule.
Who's talking to you, though?
Move on.
I was so lost when you said my mom's not single.
I was like, somebody was asking about the moment.
Sorry, I read something that I wasn't supposed to.
Oh, on the chat.
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That's why.
Wow.
Okay.
Somebody probably said, well, is your mom saying my sister?
I was like, what the fuck?
Your name is Sally.
How old are you?
90.
Okay.
Where are you from?
I'm from Florida.
What part of Florida?
Boca.
All right.
Oh, wow.
Yeah, I'm a bokeh girl.
What do you do for work, Red Flag?
I'm actually a makeup artist, but I also sing.
I'm a singer.
Can you spit it like a verse for us or like a what do you want to hear?
Your best song.
Jesse, thank you.
One second.
Okay, you want to hear Eda James?
Sure.
All right.
That was pretty good, actually.
I was.
I'm a joke.
Thank you.
Where did you get the fucking ass from?
It's not birthday.
It was actually very good.
What do you think?
You be singing and shit, so what do you think?
Yeah.
80%.
Oh, Mo.
80%?
Yeah, at least it was an 80, baby.
Also good.
The reference.
That's a beautiful.
Yeah.
Okay.
See, that was me under nerves, under pressure.
My heart's beating.
Anyway, what's the next question?
Not bad, but 80%.
Not bad.
Highest education for you?
Completed?
Well, high school, because you're 19, right?
Are you in college or no?
I did try, but I dropped out.
Down fuck with it.
No, it's not for me.
I don't think it's.
I'm single.
All right.
Are your parents together?
No.
Birth control for you?
I was, but I don't really do that anymore, so I don't need that.
Stop the cow.
I don't need that.
What made you stop?
What made me stop?
I'm celibate.
You're selling a bit?
I see this fucking bit.
Yeah, actually.
I'm a struggling artist.
I'm a starving artist.
How much you charge?
I'm selling a bit.
How much do you charge?
How much do I charge?
Yeah, make us want to know.
Let's say, like, for a set at your restaurant, maybe like $200 an hour.
I'll sing for $200 an hour.
Oh, so you sing that.
I make a lot of money in New York.
Okay, buddy.
We gotta start somewhere.
Everybody's gotta start somewhere.
Yeah, you're right, though.
You know what I mean?
All right.
What's your racial background?
I'm Dominican, Guatemalan, and Chinese.
Conichua?
Okay, who's your Chinese?
That's not Chinese.
Konichiwa.
It's the same thing, bro.
Konichiwa is not.
Konichiwa is definitely.
It's Davides, right?
It's the same thing.
It is not the same.
Who's the Chinese person in your family?
My great-great-grandfather.
But everybody always asks me if I'm Asian, so I have to say that I'm Chinese.
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No, I'm telling you.
If you checked her chat, they're all going to be like, she looks Chinese.
I'm mostly Dominican.
Okay.
I don't see it about that.
She's Dominican for sure.
You can see if I'm Dominica.
No, I can see it because we're a whole different spectrum.
Like, everybody looks different in the DR. Okay.
So yeah.
The curl on your head looks beautiful, by the way.
Thank you.
All right.
Don't let her.
Okay, what's up next?
Boy, look at your hair.
It's nice.
You barely got any.
Hold on.
Come in.
Brush like that.
What are you talking about?
About half a centimeter of hair.
Show off, fresh.
Show off, brush.
This is hard as bread here, okay?
Real bottom line.
It's all love.
oh All right.
So we got Don South Poppy with five subs on Rumble.
Shout out to your brother.
Yeah, D. Sally, thank you very much, man.
Shout out to you, D. Selly11.
Supporting the show.
So, why'd you stop fucking?
Oh.
Questions?
Where did you?
Who have you?
Are you asking me?
Yeah, I miss all of it.
Yeah.
Why?
Oh, nobody was satisfying me.
Really?
So, you had that many?
I'm so sorry.
So sorry?
No.
I'm actually a virgin, actually.
Congratulations.
Do you see a girl?
The only real one right here.
There you go.
I have zero bodies.
Come on, Luke.
Give me a pull in the wrong.
The only real one, right?
Don't touch me.
Never kissed anybody.
She's touching me underneath the table.
Hey, boyfriend, boyfriend back home.
Your girl just touched me.
I don't like that.
Don't touch me.
Don't touch me.
Like what?
I'm not volume signaling.
Hold on.
Look at him for his handbooks.
I hold his handbooth because she don't look like he ain't King Voldemort.
Bruh, she ain't touching nothing.
She ain't toldimored.
I'm holding that hand.
Ain't got nobody touching nothing.
I'm bottoming off.
You gotta be a scared.
It's gotta be a soul to do for us.
Oh, no.
See, this is what I'm saying.
It's gonna be honest.
I know what it is.
Don't touch me.
Okay.
Oh, no.
All right.
Okay.
All right, who's up next?
What's your name?
Brie.
All right, how old are you, Bri?
20.
Where are you from?
New York.
What party are you from?
Yonkers.
Do you live in Bonkers or Bonkers?
Do you live here now or you just?
Yeah, I live here now.
Okay, how long you been in Florida?
For like 14 years already.
All right, bro.
You're used to it.
I'm active people already.
Exactly.
You can't do it when you were six, bro.
Yeah, but it's a hard time.
What part of Florida are you from?
In Broward County.
Sorry to hear that.
I know.
It's great.
All right.
What do you do for work?
I'm a photographer and upcoming trader.
Okay, what do you trade?
Options?
You look familiar.
Do I?
Do you know Brat?
Yes, I used to work for him.
The YouTuber, Brat.
He does trading now.
He's fitting stuff.
He's a Forex trader.
He used to do his bikes.
Dirt bikes?
Dirt bikes.
Yeah.
All right.
So Fresh, Fresh does not forget faces, bro.
This guy is a fucking apparently.
Okay.
Where'd you see her?
Like on YouTube or some shit?
Or where'd you see her?
Like a vlog or something.
Film vlog.
Movie.
Highest education level completed for you.
High school?
High school and TV production certification.
Oh, what?
TV production certification.
Okay.
Are you in college now or no?
No, I graduated already.
Period.
All right.
Relationship status?
In a relationship.
How long have y'all been together?
Three years.
How'd you get to meet?
How'd you get to meet?
A guy I was talking to.
It's a very long story.
I don't think you guys.
Oh, so you fucked this homie?
So a referral?
No.
It's a very weird story.
No, no, no.
It's a very weird story.
I think it'll take forever for me to explain it.
Yeah, right.
Hold on.
We got time, cuz.
Yeah, so basically, you were dating.
You were seeing a guy, and then that guy put you on her.
No, no, he did not put me on this guy.
Yeah, you did, bro.
No, he didn't.
You fucked the homie, bro.
No.
You said talking to this guy.
No, I did not say that he put me on.
I said I know him from that guy.
That doesn't mean an affiliate deal, though.
No, it was not at all.
Exactly.
It was not.
Was it an affiliate deal?
It wasn't.
Okay.
It's a long story.
All right.
Was he long?
I'm just kidding.
No, he wasn't.
He really wasn't.
That was easy.
Oh, she got free.
He wasn't.
It was really small.
All right.
Are your parents together?
No.
Thank God.
Birth control for you?
Huh?
Damn, she said bread.
Yeah.
Birth control for you or no?
No.
Why do you say thank God your parents aren't together?
I think it's their relationship is healthier when they're not together.
And it's been a long time.
So they're like recently divorced then?
Not divorced, but recently separated, yeah.
So who's the problem?
Your mom or your dad?
Father.
Dad.
Why?
Cheater?
Alcoholic.
Ex-drug addict.
Damn.
I mean, did your mom drove him to drink?
And you need to smoke?
What the fuck type of question is that?
I mean, I'm not your question, sir.
Like, why is he drinking?
And absolutely not.
I have to blame my heart hurt.
It's not responsible at all.
I'm trying to.
Not a man.
It's her fault.
As deep as anybody, men just try to blame it on the women.
I don't think that's it.
I mean, if he's drinking at home, man, I think he was already drinking.
He was already there when I was born.
Is she sucking his dick when he gets home from work?
No.
Exactly.
Because he's a drunk.
Why would she suck his dick?
Exactly.
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He probably had a dick suck by 1,200 people at the strip club.
Who's Bobby Lender?
Who what?
Who's Bobby Lender?
What is going on with this guy?
Yes, of course.
Yeah, to a certain extent.
Okay.
All right.
I wouldn't say like a hustler.
Just like just to make that.
I have a reason to.
Hello, Isaac.
Did your mom drive a dick?
What's drinking at home?
Why are you drinking at home?
She's going to leave me alone.
All right.
What's your racial background?
Dominican and Greek.
Okay.
Who's the Greek one?
Your dad or your mom?
Father.
Half Greek.
Four Greek?
Half Greek half Dominican.
Oh, shit.
Oh, you're Dominican.
Yeah, of course.
Okay.
What about you?
What's your name?
Body count?
Oh.
NASCAR?
Six.
Six.
Yes.
Wait, wait, six.
Nigga called her NASCAR.
Huh?
The nigga called her NASCAR.
I really am, though.
You should see me in my Hondizi.
I mean, just because I drive a Honda doesn't mean anything.
Me and my Christian.
Me and my Yoda.
I know.
It's really bad, but me and my Yoda, bro.
Okay.
Me and Brie be racing each other on the road.
It's really bad.
Wait, y'all drive?
Yes.
Oh, hell no.
Yo, we driving.
Yo, yo, women driving.
Get out of the way.
No, that's actually not true.
Because I see a lot of women drivers and they drive like ass.
No, I actually drive three cars.
All right.
What about you?
Yeah, what's your name?
Oh, hi.
My name is Pink Blade.
We can call me Pink.
Hey, y'all.
Y'all 24.
Pink?
Yeah.
Where are you from?
That's your real name.
Oh, my name was Naomi, but you can call me pink, like an artist name.
I'm 24.
I'm from Miami.
I didn't finish college.
I went to Broward College and then I moved to Arkansas.
I went to the University of the Ozarks.
It was dumb.
So my parents are Haitian.
So my mom was.
Did you finish or no?
No, it's not for me.
I'm not going to be lie.
I'm not going to lie.
Did you get your associates or no?
I don't know.
I got 60 hours.
They say I'm a sophomore.
Arkansas.
Oh, you got a complete somewhere.
Yeah.
So, what's your work?
You said you're a singer?
Yeah, I make music.
And I recently got a call center job.
So I'm really happy about that.
You know what?
I did not expect that voice.
Oh, soft soft voice.
What you expected?
She's nice.
She's nice.
Yeah, go ahead.
What's your name?
My first job was a call center job at ATT.
I recently got laid off from another job, but they were really cool, though.
They didn't want to lay me off.
It was because like HR.
So, you know, when sales, you have to make a certain amount of appointments and you have to let you go.
So, like, they were like, no, like, we didn't want you to let you go.
You're really nice.
But they gave me a letter of recommendation, and I got the other job because of that job.
So, yeah.
Curious.
Well, at least I hope you all the other jobs.
That was nice.
Okay.
So, so high school is the highest you completed.
You said you're a singer, but you do call center now.
All right, relationship status.
Oh, I'm single.
Okay.
Are your parents together?
No, but I'm actually happy, though.
I'm also happy, though.
Were they also like in a toxic relationship?
You know, okay, okay, okay.
I'm not shitting on single moms at all.
I'm shitting on my single mom.
My single mom.
My single mom.
Okay.
Talk your shit, nigga.
Okay, exactly.
I thought it was okay.
I never really, I didn't really like care about my dad.
I have mommy issues.
I'm not really daddy.
It's more mostly mom.
So it's like.
So you're closer with your dad?
Not really.
No, I don't talk to Bob.
I don't hate him, though.
I don't hate him.
I don't hate him, though.
But I don't talk to him either.
But it's like, when my mom explained things, I'm like, oh, it's your fault.
Yeah.
Like, I'm not like.
But I love I'm not gonna like shit on single moms, but it's like my single mom.
Fuck no.
Fuck no, bro.
Fuck no.
Keep it real.
Keeping it real.
Single moms aren't the like the leads of the destruction of family.
So yeah.
Mine.
But yeah, yeah.
Birth control for you.
Um, yes, because I'm not.
Okay.
Since I was eight, no, no, no.
Okay.
Yeah, I'm like next one.
I'm a next one.
You know what I was gonna say?
Since I was eight, break it down.
No, no, no.
Brush it down.
I grew up SDA.
I grew up Christian.
And they're like trying to force you.
Oh, like, be fruitful and multiply.
I never won a kiss.
I was eight years old.
I'm not going to lie.
I like, I tried.
No, no.
No, I'm going to do it like eight.
You have kids?
No, like, I had sex before.
It was just like, I'm scared to, like, be a single mom.
My mom.
I'm scared.
I got sex.
Put the freaking side.
The world we live in nowadays.
I don't want to get married.
Like, I want to get married, but it's like, I don't want to be a single mom.
No, no, no, no.
I got a white nigga.
I don't say one.
Yeah.
Me a single mom sucks, bro.
Wait.
So to get to get married to a white guy or a black guy?
It don't matter.
I had a white boyfriend before.
I don't mean like a single girl.
Okay.
Does she care?
I mean, all right.
Break it down.
I just like laughing at like the fear of this.
What did your mom, like, what was like the pivotal point that made you say, bro, been a single mom?
Like, what the fuck?
Not for me.
When did you realize that your mom was a fuck-up?
Literally, today she took my W-2 today.
I literally asked him.
I literally was on the phone today.
She stole her W2.
She stole my W2.
To do her taxes.
No, like, no, no.
Mind you, my mom is supposed to do her taxes.
That might be a lot of information.
She, yeah.
Yeah.
It's just.
No, like single certain single moms.
I'm actually Haitian mothers.
They do that shit for real.
Like they're not.
They're trying to be controlling.
Have you ever had an Ecuadorian woman?
Wait, okay.
What about the Dominican mom?
Would she take your W2 to stay out of that?
As a dependent?
I'm 24.
I think child support and in Florida at 23, I think, or 24.
18.
Foster care really be wild.
Dyphus don't exist.
Styfus be trying, but the thing is.
Hold on, wait, wait, wait, wait.
I just want to make sure I understand this.
So she took your W-2 to claim you for her taxes.
Yes, mind you, she's 24.
Yeah.
So how is she going to claim her family?
And you don't even love her anyway.
Do you know her?
No.
Okay.
She's just on her own place.
At 17.
I haven't seen.
Yeah, she's still considered whore.
She's basically been emancipated this whole time.
That's the duet.
the duet the duet the duet yes the duet the duet the duet the duet because you really going back Haitian parents do that shit for real bro Wow.
So I'm not shitting on single moms, but my mom, fuck you, bitch.
I'm not going to miss you.
Hey, yo!
Damn me, bitch.
I want to say that.
I'm not going to show you how to do it.
Even my mom knows the way that your mom is.
I'm not trying to show you all like, I know there's some good ones, but like, my mom, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, bro.
No.
I understand both sides.
No, she's basically fucked, bro.
Hey, look, I mean, I've always said single moms is one of the biggest problems in America, but no, bro.
Okay.
Okay.
It's so sorry to say.
Are you full Haitian, I'm guessing?
So my mom is Haitian.
My dad's Nigerian.
Make it their mother's Cuban.
I mean, there you go.
All right.
All right.
Luke of the man of honor.
Yeah.
Guests of honor.
Yeah.
Very interesting panel.
The verse.
Right averse.
So we know who you are.
Yeah.
Can you introduce yourself for the girls that might not know and the people watching?
Luke.
Nice to meet you.
Luke the man.
I see eyes.
Okay.
Fair enough.
The girls want to know.
They're not going to know.
They don't get to know.
You know what's the common pattern?
Because Fresh asked me earlier today.
He said, what is the sign of intelligence?
Right?
So two, one is pattern recognition.
Two is the ability to get what you want in life.
Right.
If you say you're intelligent, but you're not where you want to be, you're not actually that smart.
Do you know what the common pattern is between all these women?
What is it?
Broken families.
Of course.
No.
Does anyone ever hear about their parents together?
It's not our fault.
You're just the byproduct of Stop with that fucking music though Yeah, right?
I'm shaking because you're cold.
You're just the byproduct of the same thing that you are doing yourself that is going to reap the same consequences of your parents.
I don't necessarily think that's a good idea.
Let him talk.
Let him talk to him.
No, I'm going to let him.
No, you know what I'm saying?
Yeah, if you disagree, finish your thought and then she can say your point.
So, I mean, it's simple.
It's not a personal thing.
It's how family dynamics work, right?
Like, you need a male role model.
You need a female role model.
If you have only a single mom and you have a male son, they're going to have female tendencies.
If you have no father figure in the house, you're not going to respect men.
Of course.
If you have a female mother figure, she's going to have male tendencies because she has to make up for a father that doesn't exist.
So there is chaos.
And that doesn't teach women to, one, respect themselves.
Two, how to interact with men.
Three, how to protect their virginity or their bodies or their temples because that's all real.
So that's why, because you haven't been given example, because most of your kids, you just go out and do whatever.
And you just make the same consequences, same mistakes.
That's why this lovely lady says, I want to get married, but I just don't, I fear getting married because I'm going to get married to something that is the only reference point that I have, which is what?
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Her parents.
A single man.
Yeah.
Right.
So her reference point sucks.
So the thing is, I hear complaining, but you guys are doing the exact same thing and have the same life patterns and the same sexual decision-making process that your parents did.
And that's going to lead to the same result and the same cascading effect.
So it's your responsibility to not do the same thing so that you don't have the same consequences.
You want to find a good man, become a good woman.
Of course.
No, you're absolutely.
I agree.
Yeah.
Go ahead.
I don't know how to reach out.
Speaking of finding a dad.
No, no, no.
Real quick, ladies, I see this weekend, right?
Or this week?
Oh, yeah.
Here we go.
Hi, guys.
I am hosting a singles mixer in Wynwood.
So, anybody out in my Instagram?
Oh, there goes the link.
Wow, thank you.
There's the link right there, guys.
If you're out in Wynwood out here in Miami, y'all want to see some beautiful girls.
I got some hot ladies coming through.
And, you know, Chris, I've worked here for five years.
Come on now.
Like, really?
So, let's make it happen.
I would love to see you guys there.
I've been hosting events recently.
So, I just want to see you guys there.
All my single people pop out.
Wait, question.
They are fucking the first night.
Oh, thank you.
Maybe so.
All right.
So, if you guys are in South Florida, go to the event.
Icy will be there.
She's hosting it.
Support her.
Ice.
Why would you say Icy will be there?
No, Icy.
Because she will.
No, no, no.
Her nickname is Icy.
She thinks Icy.
If she's on the terrifying.
I thought you were saying I want my chance to play Run away, don't play Run away, don't play And you're trying to get guys there, right?
Yeah, I need guys.
You need guys there.
I need guys there.
I have girls there, but I need guys.
We want cute guys.
All right.
Wherever you look.
You don't know.
I'm just kidding.
Everybody.
I'm going to pull up.
If Fresh gonna pull up, you already know.
I'm gonna bring Condoms, man.
What?
No, no, no.
I'm not letting you in through the door.
No, no, no.
I'm leaving you outside.
He's gonna say, Grab it harder.
No, outside.
Parking lot, Chinatown.
Anyway, but yeah.
Yeah, if you guys want Link is there, go ahead and support Icy.
Go over there if you guys want.
If you want to get some girls, you're going to be man.
Parking lots.
Valentine's Day.
Oh, also, make sure you pick up my book.
It comes out that day as well.
It comes out that Saturday.
Okay.
Thank you.
Luke, do you have any questions?
Do you want a video?
Or do you have a question for the girls or chats?
Let's support the Clips channel here.
Doing really good work.
Okay.
Supposed to content there.
Go support it.
All right.
Yeah.
Go support.
Yeah.
This is another YouTube channel.
This is a Clips channel.
Yeah.
Yeah, guys.
Go rock it.
Go support it.
Also, this one is Spartan.
It's called For Example Clip.
That's funny, bro.
What the fuck?
That's funny.
He's funny.
All right, yeah.
Guys, go subscribe to it.
Check it out.
Who's up?
So, Luke, you have a question you want to go, ladies, super chats, or whatever, bro.
What did you say?
Being entertained.
Okay.
All right.
Well, it's your show, man.
So you tell me.
Chase the man.
Okay.
Question for the ladies from Chase the Man says, When a man takes you out on a first dinner date, will you either give him a BJ or have sex with him or give him nothing?
Nothing?
Why or why not?
Myra talked about this earlier on OSS.
Sutton!
Okay.
We can go around the table on this one.
We'll start here.
So keep the question up real quick so they can constantly refer to it.
But basically, question for ladies: when a man takes you out on a dinner date, will you either give him a BJ, sex, or nothing?
So we can start here and then work our way back around.
No, isn't Miami like top 3% of like top three?
Are we top three right now?
Yeah, we are.
Yeah, no, so no.
Mo, can you check?
No.
Yeah, let's fat-check that.
Even some of the high schools in Broward were on the show.
Most new jobs use a fact checker.
Okay.
So you said no.
All right, what about you?
No, because you have no value in my life.
So why am I going to do that?
That's true.
So then, hold on.
He's taking you to dinner.
Yeah.
So I think at some point there is a level of like respect there where you like respect, but I think you said no value though?
No value as in I'm not committed to you.
Like if I'm getting to know you, I agree we can go on dates.
But when you're dating somebody, I don't think that you're committed and you're thinking of getting into a relationship or marriage, etc.
First date.
Okay, so taking me to dinner is one thing, but me giving you my time and energy is another thing.
So it's like by going to dinner, you're giving him your time and energy.
Exactly.
So it's like, I can give him my time and energy through dinner.
I don't have to have sex with him.
100%.
And if a guy asks you for sex on the first date, I'd be very careful about going on a second date with him.
Right.
Somebody asked me for sex on the first date.
I'm very bipartisan on male and female relationships.
Like, I'm genuinely disgusted at how men treat women, and I'm very disgusted at how women treat themselves.
It's real, bro.
It's real.
It's so real.
What about you?
What are your thoughts?
Well, you're in a relationship, but I'm assuming you weren't in one.
Well, honestly, I kind of just agree with Brie.
And I would add on to that as like, I don't think I, I know I would not give somebody a blowjob on like a first date because we're trying to see if there's something that maybe connects that we want to continue on with this and grow, you know?
So I don't feel like you need to throw yourself at somebody in that way on a first date.
And I feel like it represents you in a way where like, oh, she did that that one time.
Maybe she'll do it again.
A week.
Okay, guys.
This is a, I'm not answering this question.
So this is important.
Hold on.
I didn't finish speaking.
Give me one second.
So, um, yeah.
Excuse me.
Me no black, me, Dominican.
Yo, I want to tell y'all.
Yo, the black Latinos always say me no black, bro.
It's like, why don't you do this?
Y'all don't have to be a bad person.
I actually know.
No, I actually do claim my African side, because I'm Afro-Latina.
I am Afro-Latino.
We've been talking about this all week.
Afro-Latinos, bro.
It's a meme.
It's a meme.
It's a meme, guys.
I 100% tone my black side.
I do not care.
You can see it in her hands.
Continue going.
That's fine.
I don't want to be a racist, though.
It's okay.
I'm not racist.
The thing about the sex, though, another thing is, though, if you have sex with somebody on the first date, it's not going to be good.
It really won't be scared of me.
Can I add only to that?
Sex is only good if you really love it.
I feel like once you do stuff like that, you set a certain expectation for people and they feel like you have to fulfill it every time too as well.
Yeah, because they think you're easy.
Yeah, they think you're easy.
So they're going to keep it.
Exactly.
Which is why I said if you won't take that expectation for somebody, they're going to want it every single time.
Wait, what?
No, it's true.
It's true.
If you have sex with somebody on the first date, you're going to have sex with them on every other date.
So for the rest of the night, that's why they're already expecting that.
Always okay.
Because if they expect you to give it up after just having dinner, it just means that you're easy and they don't respect you and they think you're a whore.
I got to get it for the clip.
Sorry.
She's not being taken to Hooters.
She's the one.
She's the one serving married men.
Let me ask this question.
So this clip comes from, he's asking this because there was a clip where a guy and a guy and a girl were on a date and basically the guy said, all right, I'll pay this bill, but am I going to yours?
Are you coming to mine?
And she was like, what?
And that's where it's like, oh, I'm not going to pay the bill if I'm not going to get some pussy.
And that's why he asked this question.
Let me ask you this.
Since you're a server, and I can ask you this too.
How do you deal with when clearly there's a confrontation at the table when the check comes?
Like, how do you, what do you, do you normally give the check to the guy?
Do you just put it in the middle and like let them kind of figure it out?
Or if you see an altercation between the two where like one party doesn't want to pay, how do you deal with that?
Well, I just put in the middle, but I've never had anyone argue about not paying or who's going to pay.
I've never had that happen.
You never had that ever?
Never.
What about you?
No.
Never.
I usually start in the middle.
Okay.
If I was a server, I'd give it to the man because what?
So you know what, though, no, I am sexual.
I am sexual.
I don't want to pay.
Women can definitely pay.
I think that women should definitely still treat their men as well.
I think that women should still treat their men as well.
Exactly.
It should be like about 50-50.
So first date, exactly speaking, what are you going to do first date?
What am I going to do?
Yeah.
Oh, I just eat.
I just prefer like what?
What are the questions?
Yeah.
I would just do like a dinner date, you know?
Why do you work at Hooters?
Yeah.
No, it's very good.
Honestly, because the money's good.
Crazy.
Why don't you do OnlyFans?
Because God.
Because that's so different.
Why is it different?
Because OnlyFans is you're basically getting naked on camera to get paid for it.
Who said naked?
Who said naked?
Why naked?
Oh, look at you.
Perspective.
Okay.
Well, when I think OnlyFans, I just think.
Well, that's not what I said.
I didn't say naked.
I said, why don't you have an OnlyFans?
You said it's for the money so you can make better money somewhere else showing your cheeks.
OnlyFan wasn't made for sex, by the way.
Go ahead.
I think it's more sex-related.
It wasn't made for that.
I know that's the reputation that for housing has exactly.
So once again, why do you work at Hooters?
Because I like working there.
It's a fun job.
I'm a very good entertainer.
I'm good.
So why not be a stripper?
They're entertainers, too.
Not that kind of entertainer.
Ah, no.
So, okay, got it, got it.
Is it the still, have they changed the uniform yet or no?
It's still the same?
Like the white shirt, orange borderline stripper.
Pretty much stripper uniform, you know?
Because like they were.
White cheeks don't show.
No, it's just covered in a very thin cloth.
It's the same shit, homegirl.
Do you have cheeks?
Yeah, I fresh.
I was going to ask the same question.
I'm actually strippers.
I'll be honest, bro.
Most fooders girls have been making my money.
My shit was muted, by the way, so I don't know.
No, I'm done.
That's bro.
You have no cheeks, bro.
Hold on, Chris.
Unless you've been in Hooters.
Damn it.
They're still here?
Because the one at base side is closer.
It's one of Coral Gables.
It's kind of far.
I mean, look, I didn't say, bro, Hooters Girls, bro, get a lot of offers.
I'll just say that.
Oh, men, yeah.
They got a lot of tips, too.
Tips and offers, yeah.
Yeah.
I go eat.
Yeah, because I know that they were in the process of like rebranding because it was hard for them to keep up with tilted kill twins and these other like, you know, restaurants.
Yeah, so divorce.
And what was that?
Okay, so the husband and wife got a divorce.
Like, this is the whole story.
The divorce waiting for the five years.
Yeah, the Hooters.
Hooters was, like, according to my boss, like, Hooters was, I don't know, are you guys allowed to talk about this?
No, no, go ahead.
So Hooters was owned by a man and his wife, and then they got a divorce.
And then she kept Hooters, and then he opened Twin Peaks.
Do you know what Twin Peaks stand for?
Of course, girls.
Okay, hello.
Who talks shit?
I already know that.
I'm just making sure.
I'm sorry.
But yeah.
So like, that's like the whole thing.
So basically, it was a husband and wife trying to battle out who's going to keep.
Well, clearly, now we see why they beat it out because the man ran the business better.
Exactly.
Exactly.
So Twin Peaks won over Hooters and Hooters.
That's why Hooters is fine.
I did not know.
I did not know.
Interesting.
Yes, yes, yes.
Yes.
I'll add that to why men are better than women once again.
Oh, my God.
Stop.
That wasn't my point.
But it was pretty different, though.
Business-wise, logic over emotional.
I totally see it.
Yeah, no, you're not going to be able to do it.
Because the thing about Hooters, their biggest thing is they've kind of kept it classic, but at the same time, it's like, I guess, I don't know.
They're trying to modernize it a bit.
Did they change the menu up?
They are going to change it next week, actually.
And it's not exciting at all, unfortunately.
What are they known for?
Is it wings or what?
Yes, wings.
But you know what Twin Peaks is known for?
Yeah, it's the Twins.
The Peaks, yeah.
Oh, my God.
Okay.
Well, they're not really known for their food.
No, Twin Peaks.
No.
They're not known for their food.
Bro, the one in Perman Pine?
I used to love the Prime Minister.
It's not like a brothel.
It's kind of like a pre-brothel.
Hold on, bro.
That's a funny setup.
Married.
No, I'm married.
Doesn't matter.
Girls are showing TDs.
Oh, I'll take care of you, girl.
It's a fucking like setup, bro.
I'm telling you.
Ain't wrong.
Yeah, I'm telling you.
You probably get at least one offer a day from some guy like, I'll be your sugar daddy or some shit.
Or your masters.
It's not sugar daddy, more like I take care of you.
Buy your what?
Buy my socks.
Have you ever sold socks?
Like your used socks?
Yeah.
Like all my female at this point.
It's only fans.
Only socks.
She takes off her sweaty socks and sells them.
Like, I'm telling you, bro, like, this is OF IRL.
It's crazy.
You'll be better.
You'll be better.
Because Hooters has like a very 80s type uniform, right?
Yeah.
Like, do you wear?
Because I'm thinking, like, you know, you remember that song, She's a Maniac?
She's like Dancer.
Yeah, she's a man.
She's ties in my hair.
She's an 80s man.
I study a lot of 80s war.
For those of you that are wondering, like, I themed this show against, you know, Miami 80s vibe, all that shit, Vice City.
So I studied the 80s quite a bit.
And like, you know, women used to wear like these fucking long-ass socks.
Yes.
Is that what you wear as part of your uniform when you're there?
I'm all about socks.
Twin peaks.
Twin peaks.
Because it's all dudes that go to Hooters, bro.
They just took over on.
You know, Russell Hooters, right?
All white niggas.
All white niggas go to the house.
Horny perverts, bro.
Imagine going and being like, I'm going to wait tables full of horny perverts.
And when they ask me for socks, I'm going to give them my socks.
That's how I'm going to make money.
$50.
It's insane.
I just know how much money you make.
How much money is it?
I didn't say I sold my socks.
Oh, they asked about it.
Yes, that is an offer that I get asked a lot.
How much do you, well, how much do they offer you?
I'll ask that.
For your socks?
For your socks.
Yeah.
Per sock?
No, like for one.
Appraisal.
Appraisal.
25.
Yeah.
Appraisal.
I mean, for some socks, it costs like $50.
Appraisal.
Okay.
Just to clarify.
I didn't say I sold my socks.
I said I've gotten the offer.
I think the chat should go back and clip it when she actually said that she did.
I never heard that.
You what?
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I thought I heard that you did that.
She said she's backpedaling.
She's backpedaling now because she's realizing, she's backpedaling now.
Hey, hey, hey.
She's backpedaling because she realizes that Hooters is the old version of OnlyFans.
Before OnlyFans existed, where would you go see teen girls and girls in their 20s half naked?
Hooters.
It's the OnlyFans IRL.
She's just living in the old.
I think that's why it's so popular back then because, you know, when was Hooters established?
70s?
Yeah, it was your ability to be to scapegoat not being a whore and a prostitute.
Well, that and also before the internet age, before like dudes being able to look at chicks on TV and shit like that, like that's what they would do.
It's like they'd go there.
You know, old, old dudes that are trying to.
When was it made?
1983.
I'll tell you fourth.
Okay.
In Clearwater, Florida.
Oh, Clear.
Clearwater.
It was a way to empower our women.
It was called Hooter Six.
Made by six businessmen.
Empower.
Oh, what is it?
Six, six.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Wait, who just told the Hooters story that was coming?
You, bro.
Never have her do your taxes or your accounting, bro.
Like, she'll give you some bullshit accounting numbers and be like, hey, this is a story.
No, I'm talking about the husband and the woman.
I'm talking about the most recent story.
No, no, no, relax.
I wasn't talking about the foundation.
Gotcha, gotcha.
Take a second, homie.
Your new job.
You're the Jamie of this shit.
You gotta check it.
Fact check it.
Fact check it.
It's actually a bunch of college.
They were friends from college and they were going bankrupt many times because of many lawsuits.
There were different types of lawsuits.
It was a man and his girl angle.
Moji.
No, it wasn't.
It was actually six college friends.
I personally watched the documentary.
Hooter sticks.
You couldn't watch a documentary in four minutes.
Don't play with me.
All right, so Mario.
So, yeah, because documentaries are like an hour.
I know.
Isn't it?
And look, documentaries are like an hour.
That's why it wasn't four minutes.
Yeah, so everybody watched it before.
So, okay, so what's the real deal?
It was six friends, and they wanted to just sell mid food, but just for hoes, for chicks.
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Yeah, just chicks.
Monetize like guys, because you guys got to remember the 80s were a different time.
Like pornography was devoted to come by.
You have to go into a store with your trench coat on and shit like that.
Like, oh my God.
You know what I mean?
It's not like the porn wasn't your book, but it's like it is now.
So it's like you to get access and see women, you have to either go to a beach or get a magazine or you know what's cringe.
You probably, you know, I'll call for this.
When I see women, our families bring them their kids in hooters.
I'm like, that's like all the time.
Like, what is it?
His titties and ass.
He's four years old.
Yeah, Frank Martin Luke.
Here's a uniform for Twin Speak.
Yeah, you didn't know that?
Yeah, they were the lumberjack shit.
Yeah.
Even worse.
Lumberjack shit.
Yeah, it works.
I like that outfit.
It's cute.
I thought the plaid was.
So, okay, so where the hell did that big story come from?
Then she made it a technical stress.
Okay, okay, okay, okay.
Sir, I used to work for somebody who used to own.
Does anybody know when V Live used to exist on South Beach?
Our next story.
Vlad.
A-Ron, don't play with me.
A-Ron's crazy.
What the fuck?
What is V-late or VLI?
They had to keep selling, but just know they had to keep selling their shirts throughout the years because they were going through multiple different losses.
At what age?
You already know.
Who here is going to get married?
Are you going to get married?
Okay.
One day.
Are you going to get married?
Do you want to get married?
How old are you?
I want to hit you.
24.
And you got 17 bodies.
You're 24?
How young are you?
I said it earlier.
How many bodies do you think I got?
You already said it.
Seven or eight or some shit like that.
Yeah, well, I'm not going to say that.
Listen, I pay attention to everything.
27.
You want to get married?
I would love to.
Yeah.
You want to get married?
You?
Really?
Yes, I'm traumatized.
I show everyone.
Me too.
I'm so traumatized.
I don't shop.
I'm not going to be a judgment on shit that happens in the home.
Like, I have no issue whatsoever.
But I 100% to any female adult needs to understand that if you want to get married, you can't just be sleeping around with dudes.
You're not going to find a man that respects you when you have so many people that you've given yourself up to.
And once women start respecting themselves and once men start calling it out the way that they should, then we're going to have a balance.
I think that if all of you want to get married, then you shouldn't have 17 bodies.
What about the men, though?
They all have 500 plus.
Once again, you just put 3.5 billion men into one bracket, and that's simply not the reality.
Women are the ones that port children.
They're the ones that have attachment to the people that they sleep with.
A woman that sleeps with a man becomes emotionally attached.
And a woman that sleeps with a man and is not emotionally attached, that's a dangerous woman to be around.
Means she has no empathy.
She has no emotions.
She's soulless.
She's a succubus.
Okay, may I say something?
When I'm done.
Okay.
Thank you.
I mean, I respect that.
You see, of course, you respect the baby girl because that's the standard of a man.
A man puts a woman in her place and he does it correctly.
So if you want a husband, you have to one, remove your body count, two, respect your body, not be selling it to old man, old men on hooters.
Like, that's ridiculous, girl.
You could literally go wait tables at a high-end restaurant and make maybe you make 70% of the money, but at least you keep your integrity.
You know, like it's, it makes a lot of sense.
The trade-off is there.
Maybe you can't.
You act like I'm a stripper.
You are.
No, but like, I'm not sure.
You're just the retarded kind because you could actually just wear a bikini and get paid triple.
Well, look, she's 30, so I know.
Yeah, so that makes sense.
It makes sense.
Got to be covered up.
Yeah.
All right.
So yeah, get married, get married and stop fucking fucking everybody that you see or everybody that asks you.
Like, if you have a lot of bodies, you're not going to be respected.
And you can't expect to be respected when you don't respect yourself.
Period.
That's true.
That's true.
Can I ask?
I'm still trying to figure out.
Oh, go ahead.
Go ahead.
Ask her a question.
Go ahead.
Man, go ahead.
Okay, so because of the fact that, unfortunately, I've met a lot of women who have felt the need to be like a, you know, in that position, like Hooters, Twin Peaks, as much as strippers.
Like, the thing is that they do that because when I have asked them, they've told me it's because they feel like it's the only thing that would make them like make money.
Like the man that they were depending on was not the only so the only thing is to prostitute themselves.
They can't go work a normal job.
They can't go clean toilets.
The American standard.
What American?
What American standard?
Unfortunately, the American standard has led women to believe that you need to expose yourself.
What American standard?
No, no man approves of their wife working at Hooters.
I guess wife, but they're ready to leave their wife or the woman who's ready to show herself.
They're not ready to leave their wife.
Their wife has done just done a terrible job at keeping her husband.
So the husband needs to go find satisfaction.
Okay, may I ask you something?
Wait, wait, wait.
Okay, time out.
No, this is me on some real shit, though, because I was the female who stayed home and waited for him and to get home.
I was the female.
I don't need to express a lot of shit that I did, but I had a good time with the man that I was.
Cut that shit out!
No, it's not a suspect.
This was a three-year engagement.
Mom asked nigga, stop.
But it's like, no, he wasn't up on it.
You're engaged with him for a while.
Like, yes, but like, that's the thing is, like, why are you asking a marriage?
Wait, wait, wait.
What's your point?
What's your point?
Go back to your point.
At the same time, it's like there are women who go through the shit where they feel like, I mean, I unlike fortunately, thank God, I didn't feel like I needed to, you know, go revert back because I used to be a hostess.
Never at Hooters.
I respect you.
Never at Hooters, but I was a hostess.
Once again, the fact that you need to say, I respect you, shows that what she does is not respectable.
No, because you're the one mentioning the fact that you have to add it to herself.
Like, that's the reason you're.
I don't think it is.
I feel like we live in a world.
No, yes or no?
Is it disrespectful?
Would you do it?
I feel like we live in a world.
I wouldn't do it.
Why?
Because simply the fact that, like, why?
Because I just feel like my tatash shouldn't be out.
There you go.
Neither should my bata.
Why?
You know what I'm saying?
But why not?
Because it's like, like.
Because that's what prostitutes do.
No.
Wait, why are you talking about that?
So it's just because it brings the wrong thing.
Your titties are out, though, by the way.
I'm having a good time.
They're already already.
Yeah.
Because I have a tattoo in the middle and I'm confident in myself.
And I was feeling.
Oh, no.
Okay.
There we go.
I'm not, but I'm not getting paid for it.
I'm not getting paid for it.
I'm feeling myself shit.
Even worse.
Is it worse?
I'm sorry for all the jeets online to see.
No, at this point, I don't got tried by once in the middle.
Wait, so you said that you live in a family.
You were at home with a guy.
You were with a guy.
You stayed at home.
You're engaged to him for a while.
Like, why'd you?
That seems like a good setup.
Like, why'd you leave then if he was taking care of you?
It's not necessarily.
It's just the fact that, like, okay, so I worked in Timeshare.
I was living a great time.
Timeshare is phenomenal.
He worked in Timeshare as well.
We had a great time.
He worked 12 hours a day.
And then I decided that, you know, I kind of wanted to help him because of the fact that he had a kid and I wanted to be the stepmom.
And I kind of like took care of the baby.
And then I realized that my life, like, he was going out and having a good time after work.
And I just felt like, bro, you got shit on.
So, obviously, you just took a man that had another, that had a baby with another woman.
Like, bro, you're out of your mind.
But she loved him.
So now she's.
And I love the baby, too.
Yeah, but it's not yours.
I know, but the baby was no longer with that man either.
So you just wasted a ton of time raising a child that isn't yours.
It doesn't matter what I'm letting you know.
I know what you're saying.
I know.
That's the reality.
You settle.
You see how they do.
You see what you say?
Yeah.
That's the reality of it all.
I don't think she wasted time.
I feel like that baby definitely benefited from her love.
You know?
Oh, yeah, totally.
That baby doesn't give a fuck.
It's not my child.
But the thing is that the baby needs a moment.
How old is it?
Where's his mother?
That's not the mom.
When I met him, he was two.
And when I decided that it was okay, like to kind of depart, it was around five.
Like he, when I met him, he was going on three.
And then afterwards, Nora, he'll be all right.
I know, but it's still, like, I loved him.
That's why I make sure I understand it.
So you're with a guy.
You guys both did timeshare together.
You healed back your hours.
He did more time.
Yeah.
He took care of you.
But you took care of the kid.
So you were going to be a stay-at-home mom.
Yeah.
I was ready for it.
Like, I was fine with it.
But the thing is, it got to a point where, and in the timeshare world, it's everybody, like, they get off of work.
Or during work, they're drinking a little.
They're having a time.
Maybe I should keep saying this.
Or having a good time.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, sales.
So I decided that maybe it was better for me.
Like, I don't mind taking care of this baby because you're taking care of the house.
But then it got to the point where he kind of like stuck with the old ways and he was like hanging out with his buddies.
And I was taking care of the baby.
And I was like, where are you?
Like, why aren't you here?
Like, I need you to come to the house.
Stop drinking.
If anything, come to the house and drink over here.
It's okay.
No, it's not rules, sweetheart.
When it's 12 o'clock in the morning and your child is five years old and he needs to go to school tomorrow, you need to be home.
That's why you're there.
Yeah, you're there.
Oh, that's so good.
But I just met this child.
He wants to be a little bit more.
You see, you see, you see?
You see, once again, since it's not her child, she can't stay at home with the child.
No, I absolutely can.
Anyways, ladies and gentlemen, it's almost one in the morning.
I gotta go.
Myron, am I dismissed?
Yeah, no, if you gotta go, bro.
No, thank you, ladies, for your time.
I wish you nothing but the bless.
But the best.
Blessings.
I won't say that.
And may the Lord bless you, guys.
Take my hand, bro.
Myron, of course.
It's always good to have you.
Love you, boys.
No worries, man.
Peace, man.
God bless you.
Thank you, ladies.
Have a good one.
Love you.
Thanks, everybody.
I like your 369.
Luke sleeps early, guys.
So the fact that he's here are the same.
I just got back from a flight.
Yeah, he literally, yeah, he's had a long day, guys.
So thank you, Luke, for coming by, bro.
Love you, Luke.
As always, thank you so much, man.
It's always great to have you.
Thanks, bro.
Always entertaining.
And guys, go check him out.
Luke Belmar everywhere.
Twitter, YouTube, etc.
Legend.
Go check him out.
Yeah, he sleeps early, guys.
And he literally just got off like a red eye.
So shout out to you, man.
Thank you for coming by.
Okay, so now that he's gone.
Yeah, no, no.
I was just like, I was just trying to check out.
I'm just kidding.
I'm kidding.
So you were basically being like a stay-at-home mom, but like you wanted him there with the kid.
Yeah, I mean, just a little bit.
Like, the truth of the matter is, it's not that he would stay out long.
It's just the fact that he was, the hours were insane.
And I was staying home all day to like, and it was, it just felt like a heavy burden to bear.
And he wasn't a burden at all.
It was more so the fact that he was.
He took the biggest weight off you where you didn't have to work and you were provided for.
All you had to do was like watch a kid.
I wouldn't say that that was the biggest weight.
I thought it was.
I thought it would have been the biggest weight for me to have to support myself because obviously as a foster, I kind of figured, you know what?
This is the dream, right?
Because obviously that's what every woman strives for is to be taken care of by a man.
Like, you know, whatever the case may be.
Like, this is a man who's more than capable of taking care of me and taking care of the child.
But in the case of spread out a little bit.
Ladies, I'm going to spread out a little bit.
Yeah.
No, yeah, move your.
Yeah, there you go.
Yeah, yeah.
You guys are good.
At that point, I guess it was more or less the case of time.
I just wanted more time together and I wanted to feel more like a family.
Quality time.
Yeah.
Okay.
So he was in there.
He was out doing the stuff.
Yeah, like, you know, and it's okay.
But it's so you would rather work and be single.
Because that's kind of what you gave up.
You're like, all right, I'd rather work and be single than deal with this where I have a provider, but I'm taking care of a kid that isn't mine.
Which you could have got a kid with him, maybe.
You guys were engaged, right?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So the whole concept of that is that it's not that I'd rather work and be single.
I actually, while I was with him, I was forming a business and I was also kind of sort of like I, the money that I did save up, I managed to kind of sort of work towards myself and kind of sort of develop the app that I wanted to.
Obviously, it's not 100%, but it is about 75%.
Yes, but you do realize that like by your actions, like literally it's you'd rather work and be single than I'd rather I'd rather have support for myself as opposed to a man telling me that he made me work and be single.
You'd rather work and be single.
Work and be single than be single.
Have a man tell me.
Yeah, but I'm just calling it what it is.
She like refuses to call it what it is.
Have a relationship with a loser.
A loser is a man who doesn't take care of his child.
But the reason why he's may I, if I may, may I, if I may, we're taking care of her so she can take care of the kid.
May I?
I didn't mean to.
It's okay.
He's he's complicated.
But you know what I mean.
Like, you know what I mean?
So here's the thing is that it's not the fact that I rather work and be single.
It's the fact that I rather work and be single if I don't feel like I am being fed spiritually.
You know what I'm saying?
Like if you're not support.
I just need support, bro.
Yo.
Why am I doing what about financial support?
I'm doing supporting, isn't it?
Sweetheart.
For that case, I could have kept working and we could have both made money.
We could have both made this house work.
Like for that case, I could have kept getting my bonus check.
Okay.
I could have kept, you could have kept getting your bonus check and it would have been double for the household.
I decided because he opened having a kid with you?
He probably was, right?
Of course he was.
But at the same time, may I tell you something that kept me from doing that?
You have a five-year-old child who is looking for your attention already as it is.
Why do we need another one?
I want you to give the attention that you need for this one child who was already seeking his father.
Am I wrong for that?
Am I wrong for wanting?
It takes two to tango if he always and forever.
But if you were engaged, and of course, I'm pretty sure you were looking to form a family.
If he wasn't already taking care of his son to begin with, what makes you think that he's going to take care of the second child?
Did you not hear the last half an hour of this conversation?
It's me taking care of this child, waiting for him to get home.
That's what I'm saying.
No, that's what I'm saying.
I was ready to be like he wasn't.
No, he wasn't.
He wasn't taking care of his own child.
So what makes you think that now having two children, two children?
And that's one of the reasons why I felt like it was necessary.
You're cut, bro.
You're cut, man.
Listen, you chose to be with this man with a kid.
All of a sudden, you don't do it no more.
I get it.
But like I said earlier, you want to be single and have a family right now.
It's what it is.
You want to be single, independent, work, and work your shit.
That's fine.
I was ready to be with a man who had a child.
Yes.
Don't try me.
No, but you left, though.
Yeah, you left because he wasn't home.
Because I got tried.
I am not giving.
I tried?
Yes.
You're absolutely.
Proceed on to the Next to the next, on to the next one.
Was it about Beyonce?
Yes, actually.
No, are you drunk?
To the next?
Be honest.
No, I actually been drinking water.
Which is the wildest shit.
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Which is scary, by the way.
All right.
She's not drunk.
That is.
Yeah.
It's just interesting because women want a provider, then they get one, and they kind of like don't want to deal with what comes with being with a provider.
Yeah.
Which is going to be like, you're going to be by yourself a lot.
Like, you're going to be with the kids the majority of the time, right?
Like, there's a reason why it's called like stay-at-home mom or you know, homemaker.
Mr. Fit, if I may.
Hold on.
Let me just finish real quick.
Go ahead.
Say what you want to say.
No, no, no.
No, I cut you off.
I apologize.
No, that's fine.
Go ahead.
Say what you want to say because it might be clarifying something.
Go ahead.
So it's just the fact that I was never ready to not be provided for.
I was ready and I kept fighting and I kept calling and being like, hey, your son is asking for you.
We want you both to be here with us.
So deal with him.
Like, where are you?
It's a kid to say, hey, Dad will be home soon.
You know, and it's what it is.
And you're an adult too.
So, you know, you shouldn't be needy.
Yeah.
You should be emotional.
I shouldn't have been repetitive if you're asking for attention from your father.
I don't think you can say anything should be there.
Yeah, you talk to him when he's home.
You don't talk to him when he's out doing his thing.
Correct.
And I'm pretty sure she did that.
And why is she on the beach?
You know what?
Is it what it is?
That's it.
And that's what she did.
My love, A.A. Ron.
You just proved my point.
It took her three years to figure it out.
No, that's okay.
She still did it.
Yeah, you're right.
Listen, sorry.
If sons are there, listen, I'm not dumb enough to say, okay, you know what?
I'm going to stay here with the bitch for three years and she's fucking up.
I'm like, I'm leaving the first week.
So if your emotions get in the way, then you fucked up.
He ain't wrong.
All right.
Correct.
Oh, I want her to be with a kid because I love him.
No, you're not happy.
Don't put the kid through that shit.
Just fucking leave.
But isn't it funny?
Whenever the woman is doing what a man, for example, having a guy, sorry, if a girl's dating a guy with a kid, she wants to make sure that she's being taken care of.
One, but two, she still wants more from that situation, even though she's already committed to it.
If a guy doesn't go with it with a kid, he has to pay for everything and do more.
If I may, ready?
So the girl just wants to see on some real shit.
The girl just wants to see that nigga providing for that child.
I just want to see you say, hey, bae, go to Disney.
It's okay.
Or go to fucking a bowling alley.
It's not fucking though, isn't it?
I want to see him tell me, take my son to a bowling alley.
Here's fucking $50.
Take him to a bowling alley.
But couldn't you have done that on your own and been fine, probably?
She was a stay-at-home mom.
How could she have made the money to pay for that?
I'm assuming she had some access.
I'm assuming she had some kind of access to money.
She had savings.
She asked him or he would have money to.
What if she didn't have savings and he said he would provide her?
Well, go ahead.
What did you say?
You didn't have access to it at all?
I was really just running on faith.
And yes.
Why don't you ask him for it then?
I did.
And yes, sometimes he would provide it, but you know, it's.
He would provide it.
No, he would.
She wanted extra from everybody doing what he's doing before and quality time.
At this point, may I just say, at this point, it's really just respect for him that I'm not divulging and or expressing anymore.
And the thing is, he would provide.
He would let me know what's up.
But at the same time, he would also tell me, maybe not this time.
Yeah, maybe not right now.
Yeah, he's budgeting.
Okay, so he denied you.
A little bit.
Got it.
Okay.
You know what, bro?
Like, you can't win, bro.
You can't win.
Yeah, like, you can't win.
The issue, there's so many different things here, I guess.
Like, this is where feminine, like, this is why I have a problem with feminism because it's like, on one end, right?
Like, women want like this ability to like not work and have the luxury of being able to be a stay-at-home mom or whatever.
And then they get that.
And then it's like, well, well, I still want my independence too, kind of, or I want X, Y, Z.
And it's like, I don't think.
Okay, so the thing is confusing.
No, stop.
Because it is confusing, if I may, as a woman who fucking experienced it.
It's like, do I want more fucking time or do I want more fucking money?
Because it's fucking.
I think if you find a man to provide for you, I think you'll have the time and the money.
At that point, I found a man who could provide both, but he just wanted me to choose one.
Do you want me to be here or do you want me to give you more money?
I think you can have a marriage that doesn't matter.
I can give you more time.
I can't give you more money because I got to work less.
I think it's bullshit that a man leaves the house for 16 hours a day to be gone seven days a week and you're home with your child.
I understand that that's what motherhood is.
I love.
Hence why I decided that I needed to go back.
No, and that's fine.
I think you started to get away from that.
I'm not agreeing with you on the bullshit.
No, I'm not agreeing with her on the bullshit.
I think my goal in life is to be a stay-at-home mother, but I don't think my mother should be gone.
My father, my father, my husband should be gone fucking the whole entire day and not.
Okay, but here's the third man.
He chooses.
He's a manager.
So at the end of the day, you can choose to cut off early if you wanted to.
But he chose not one day out of two.
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
So he goes out earlier, right?
To do what?
Sit here and cuddle with his son that doesn't remember anything.
He's two years old.
What the fuck, the kid is going to remember.
No, the kid is five now.
Actually, if you do the study of a child, the most important time of their life is from the ages of one to seven.
Oh, it's not for the most part.
Yes, it is.
But it is.
I mean, if you actually honestly for the children, let me understand.
For me, you're asking him for stuff.
He's working extra hours to give you stuff.
No.
He says, you know what?
No.
All right, bro.
That is a perfect example of like.
That's like the whole point of what I'm trying to say.
Yes, he provides the house.
Yeah, everything.
But there's more.
It's beautiful.
Yeah, beautiful.
No, stop.
Money is.
Where's the attention?
Where's its energy into the relationship?
Like, we want to go.
We want to get.
You can have time, money, energy.
Exactly.
Yeah, you can.
That's what you can.
Basically, Mayo Daluke said you can move on and find somebody else.
You can find somebody else that will provide all of that.
Your own guest said that.
First of all, you're 19.
First of all, I'm 19.
I still know more than 19.
So you're losing the entire house.
And then you want him to spend more time with.
Okay, well, maybe I didn't express myself correctly.
Okay.
So I, before, prior, okay, one more time.
Before, prior to me deciding that I wanted to stay home, I was working timeshare and I was making good money.
I decided that I wanted to keep working that.
And he said, well, blah, blah, blah.
So and so is happening.
And I decided, you know what?
Since you need my support and or my help, I will go ahead and help you.
So that's what I did because we were both okay.
I helped out.
He helped out.
It was a great time.
We had a good time.
But then it came to a point where I decided where I fucking found out this isn't really where it's at because now it's not my money.
It's all, it's just his.
It's not both of ours.
I didn't like that.
I tried to bring that up to him.
And he was like, well, you don't need to keep working.
And I was like, well, I mean.
So you, so, so you were bored then?
She was born at home.
No, see her.
I wasn't bored.
I had a whole five-year-old to take a look at.
Look, look.
Chris Christmas.
This is very simple.
She wants a man to do everything for her respective financial time and effort.
Energy.
Understandable.
For the podcast, I'm going to let you go ahead.
But he wasn't the man to give her that.
So she left.
No.
Okay.
Yes.
Oh, to the next.
Let them read it, baby.
Let's just go on.
As to the best.
As to the next show.
The first thing she mentioned, right, was, hey, hey, see, that's why he broke up with you.
Because that's why.
Who broke up with who?
This is why he didn't want to come home.
She's the way you act right now.
I just think men need an excuse to do whatever they laid on before.
This is why he didn't come home because it's like, oh, man, you know all these antics.
Just this topic.
You see?
I spent a lot of day, Aron.
It's okay.
Are we?
It's a podcast.
We're only fucking leaving.
I'm not going to.
Can we move on to something else?
That's you.
I think that's a good thing.
I think this perfectly encapsulates the problem with women in general is like they're never really happy.
And even if they get, you know, the ability to be a stay-at-home mom or whatever, they'll always find something to complain about.
Oh, you're not spending enough time at home.
Oh, your kid wants you, etc.
And I think feminism has just like fucked everything up because like before it was like kind of known, like, all right, your job is to be at home.
The man comes home when he comes home.
He provides for you.
And in today's day and age, with the way the economy is, like, men have to make work more to make enough money to be able to take care of a family, right?
So I think a lot of women would love to be able to sit home and take care of a kid, even if the kid isn't theirs and have the option to have another kid.
But I guess that just wasn't enough for you.
That Allure wasn't enough and you wanted more control.
If I may.
I said not when their man is being incompetent.
I would argue the fact that he was able to be a sole breadwinner proves he's being competent.
In a world where most men can't actually do that, that actually disproves your theory.
He's not spending time with his offspring.
Also time.
That's what I kept saying.
Yeah, but okay.
He's being a competent father because a man's job is to provide and protect and provision.
Their only job is to be aware of the money.
Yes, that is the main commodity that a man keeps up for two seconds.
The man's job is to protect and provide.
The woman's job is to rear the children.
From one to seven, right?
Someone said that those are the most important years.
Yeah, for the mom, okay?
Your job as the mom is to rear the kid when they're a child.
The dad really comes in as a disciplinarian in the teenage years to keep them from being fuckups and retards and whores and criminals.
So like, realistically speaking, you're saying, oh, he wants his dad.
He wants his dad.
That's fine.
Like, dad has to work, right?
The father comes in later.
I've always said a good dad, like, keeps his daughter off short poles and sons out of jail.
And when does that typically come?
In the formative teenage years, when they're more susceptible to be peer pressure, experiment with drugs, play hooky, do all the dumb shit that'll fuck their life up.
So I get it.
You're saying, like, yo, it's not really my kid.
Fair.
Yo, I don't have any financial independence.
Fair.
But realistically speaking, most men can't provide for a woman.
Like, hypothetically, realistically speaking, from this point forward, it's going to probably be hard for you to find a provider that's going to take care of you and let you be able to stay at home.
Most men don't want to do that, and it's hard to find that.
So this is what I mean when I say women are perpetually like who's being sassy.
No, every man is sassy these days.
They're all have you heard of the sassy man apocalypse?
It's what Drake said.
Well, a big reason why men are sassy is because women have become insufferable.
Like you guys are just never satisfied with anything.
Women have become masculine.
I think men are.
That's what makes you guys insufferable.
Because the man can't do the job.
Yeah, we've been stepping into our own is what you're trying to do.
No, no, no.
No, I don't necessarily think that.
No, women have become insufferable, rude, demanding.
And quite frankly, a lot of you guys want something that you don't qualify for.
Most women want a guy that's going to be a provider.
A little parishioner and charming and charismatic.
And the problem is a lot of you guys don't even qualify for that guy.
Also, you're becoming the man that you want to date.
So you become the man that actually has the control, independence.
Nobody wants to date another man.
Of course.
So I can't say that question comes from childhood.
I'm actually curious.
It sounds like you guys want to date another man because you're saying women are insufferable.
You don't like women.
That means you're gay.
Well, by your own admission, by your own admission, you just said that women are becoming more masculine and you said that women are becoming more like men because we have a sassy epidemic of men.
Yeah, they don't want to date a guy.
And women are behaving.
We don't want to date a bitch.
Can I add to that?
It's because women are behaving more like men.
I agree.
Can I add to that?
So like, that's why we don't, that's why most women nowadays are just insufferable.
I'm sorry.
But yeah, what you're going to say?
Yeah, no, I'm just saying.
I'm just saying this growing up.
Men haven't really changed since the women that have changed.
What?
Hold on.
Shing in my life.
Wait, what?
Can I add my ambition?
All right, since the beginning of time, like men have been looked at to be the protectors and providers.
And we've been held to that standard, right?
Women, however, are not held to a standard.
You can be a boss babe on one side.
You can be a stay-at-home mom on another side.
You can dabble in between.
Women have way more choice than men do.
So since women have choice, right, and men don't, this is why women have changed.
Because you guys don't have to be homemakers anymore.
You really behave like that.
Women don't have a standard?
Is that what you just said?
No, He didn't say that.
He means to say, like, you're one.
He means to say, like, women don't necessarily have to, like.
We have a standard.
We have a set standard.
Women don't have to like necessarily settle for like any type of like lifestyle.
They can actually keep, they want, they're the type to want to be independent.
The type to want to be.
Everyone can do that.
Of course.
But he's saying that.
Yeah, but the send it off.
I can't decide to be like a stay-at-home dad or like and you actually like be able to get sexual access.
Stop, stop, stop.
God damn it.
Sorry, I apologize.
Shut up.
It's going to be very difficult for me to market myself as a stay-at-home dad and find a wife.
Does that make sense?
Like, I will not be able to market myself that way.
As a man, I'm going to have to bring something to the table to make myself a commodity in the dating marketplace for a woman to even date me.
Women, however, can choose, I want to chase a career.
I want to be a stay-at-home mom.
I want to just hang out and not worry about anything.
Like, there's many different paths a woman can take.
In other words, women have more choice now than before.
And with that choice, women have changed their behavior.
So what I'm trying to say is women have changed over the past 100 years.
Men really haven't because we're still held to a certain standard that while women are not.
Does that make sense?
Yeah.
It does.
So since women have choice, you guys aren't held to a standard anymore.
I would argue you're now held to like a masculine standard.
Do you have a job?
What's your education?
I agree.
We don't care about any of that shit.
Like, you guys are held to a standard that doesn't matter for us.
I agree with the standard stuff, but not the fact that men have not changed.
If I may.
They have.
If I may.
They really have.
How did they change?
If you look at it in the 50s, look at all the songs that they used to write.
All love songs.
All about being a sweetheart.
All this type of shit.
Now look at the songs that they write.
I want to fuck this bitch.
Look at this big ass fat pussy.
What the fuck?
They're objectifying us.
Men have always been horn dogs.
Men have always been home.
Yes, but back then they actually would ask people to marry them instead of saying, oh, I never met you.
You want to come to my house on the first link?
What the fuck is that?
All right, well, would you behind the scenes?
All right.
So let me ask you a question, Ed.
Let's say you wanted to buy a new car.
You worked really hard, saved up $50,000.
Would you go and buy the Mercedes that has 100,000 miles on it, or would you buy the one that has zero miles on it?
Zero.
Why?
Oh, I know what he's trying to say.
Why would you want to buy the one that's zero miles?
He's trying to say, I don't want a woman that doesn't have any buddies.
Okay, I would buy the one with zero because Mercedes are proven to not really be that good of cars.
Fair.
So you got to apply that same logic to like men.
Like that's how men feel about women.
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Like if we're going to pay full price for something, which is marriage, by the way, because men take all the risk in marriage.
and don't, we're the ones that yes, men pay 90% of the alimony Women initiate most of the divorces.
Men have to pay child support 90% of the time.
Like marriage is a big issue.
Marriage is beneficial, really, to only women.
It's not beneficial to men.
So if we're going to pay for the car, right, and pay full price, wouldn't we want zero mileage?
Just like you would do in your Mercedes example?
The reason why men pay child support is because most of the time the women are the ones who have to take care of the child.
So the men have to pay the child support for that mom to be able to take care of their child.
That's not my point.
My point is you're mad that men aren't chivalrous anymore.
You're mad that men aren't marrying women, right?
You're complaining about, you know, the Tradcon era in the 1950s.
I'm telling you that men have adapted that basically they don't want to pay full price for a depreciating asset that's been used, which is what is a lot of women.
You're referring to a time where a majority of women, when they got married, were virgins on their wedding night.
Most women are not virgins on their wedding night.
So you don't expect men.
That's not the point.
That wasn't.
A male virgin is not the same as a female virgin.
I would argue a male virgin is unattractive versus a female virgin is attractive.
We're not held to the same standard at all.
Yeah.
Yeah, come on.
Okay, but like, it doesn't matter.
I mean, I know you have Bohema.
Okay, why does it matter?
Are men and women.
Okay, let me just so I can see what if I met a man who's 100 plus bodies and I have men and women the same?
I'm not going to want him.
Okay.
Are men and women the same?
No.
No, no.
Okay.
Do we observe sex and relationships the same?
Definitely true.
We're not the same.
Okay.
So do we observe the opposite gender in the same way?
No.
Sometimes.
No.
All right.
What do women look for in her partner?
That's different for every woman.
It's actually really not.
There's like three to four things that almost all women look for in general.
Three main things.
The majority of girls, women.
Okay.
Attractiveness, money.
Okay.
What else, girl?
Sex.
I don't know.
Oh, damn.
Safety.
Safety.
Okay.
Okay.
Fair.
So many of the features you gave were security features.
Okay, now what do men look for in women?
Sex, attractiveness, and willingness to be a mother.
Okay, so great.
So by your own words, you've described two different sets of standards for the genders, right?
Men are looking for one thing and women are looking for.
As are people who are supposed to be mothers.
Pieces of pussy.
Yeah.
Whoa, no.
Something to fuck and something to impregnate so that I can give offspring to the women.
Okay.
So with offspring, what's important to men when it comes to offspring?
No, I'm not grateful to be here in this country.
What are you talking about?
She's reading the comments.
What?
Oh, come on.
I was reading the comments.
Sadi Bestre.
My bad.
Move on.
Okay, let me just go through.
Because your first thing was like the whole thing with a man with 100 bodies or a virgin man or whatever.
Right.
Women don't care about a man's body count in general.
They care about.
I care.
They don't.
I do care.
Statistically.
You wouldn't even know.
I know a lot of people who care about.
You wouldn't even know.
Most women, when they're looking for a male partner, don't really care about their sexual history.
What women are more concerned with typically is their future, not their past.
Does he make money?
Does he have potential?
Is he tall?
Can he protect me?
Women are looking for security with a man.
A man, on the other hand, is looking at a woman's past.
Is she a whore?
Can she have children with me where I'll know that the kid is mine?
Like, men care about the past.
Women care about the future.
So this whole body count thing, maybe that's exclusive to you, but I would argue most women in general really don't give a fuck about a man's past.
That's so true.
Every time I start talking to you, can you please stop interrupting?
Notice how you keep saying me, I'm talking in general.
Okay.
Most women do not care about a man's body count.
They don't.
They simply don't.
Okay.
And I would argue most of the most attractive men, you definitely don't care about their body count because other women want them.
So you can sit there and say, I care about body count, but I don't think that matters.
Or if you do, you're definitely not going to care about it as much as a man does.
Like for us, it's at the top of the list.
For most women, it's maybe fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth on the list compared to the other things that they have to bring to the table.
So your whole complaint was men have changed.
Men have changed.
They used to propose to women, all this other shit.
I'm saying the women have changed so men don't feel like they need to propose and marry a girl because the Mercedes example.
Why would I pay full price for a used car?
Why?
And that's what marriage is to a man, paying full price for a female that's used.
You're talking about a time when most women were virgins on their wedding night.
So that's why guys were more chivalrous and more romantic.
But who killed Chivary?
Women did.
Feminism.
I want to be independent.
I want to make my own money.
Literally, you have an example right here.
This is a byproduct of feminism right here.
She had the TradCon life and she gave it up to be single and independent.
This is what you have now.
Can I say something?
Yeah.
So that's the way I see it.
Wait, real quick.
It's very simple men are held to the you guys can change what you guys want to do when you're you know Everything else like that, but men still have to be men And what you said before, oh, men are changing, right?
Here's the difference.
Here's the difference.
What if he gets physical?
What the fuck?
That has nothing to do with what I'm talking about.
Because she's making the argument that men have changed, right?
And like men aren't doing what they're supposed to do, whatever.
Here's the difference.
If a guy's a loser, if a guy doesn't provide, if he's a bum, whatever, there's consequences.
Girls don't like him.
People make fun of him.
He's not respected by his peers.
But if a woman doesn't do what she's supposed to do, she's still respected.
You go, girl.
You don't need a man.
Yeah, queen.
Like, independent.
Matter of fact, let me be all the way honest.
In my eyes, 27 years old, having had a family and giving it up like she did, that is loser behavior to me.
Because a woman's commodity is her family.
Does she have a family?
Does she have a man she respects?
Is she married?
That's a woman's metric of success in reality.
Because no one cares about a woman's title, how much money she makes, her education.
We look at a woman.
Do you have a family?
Do you have a man?
A woman's values intimately tied to the caliber of man that she can attract.
Right?
So when you say, oh, well, you know, guys have changed whatever.
The difference is if a man's a loser, he deals with consequences.
If a woman's a loser, she deals with no consequences.
Who told you that?
What if it's the woman that left the man who provides everything for her?
That makes her a loser in my eyes.
But we don't punish them in society for that.
That's what I'm trying to explain.
Are you sure?
No, there's one.
Yes, absolutely.
Hold on, there's one exception.
Women that are homemakers, women that are homemakers, women that stay at home, they're ridiculed.
They're made fun of.
Oh, you live off a man.
Oh, you're a loser.
You don't want to go ahead and get a career.
You're not strong.
You're independent.
Like, women that want to have a family are literally made fun of.
And I have proof to show it.
Why is college attendant 60% women now?
Why is the majority of people that are graduating women?
Because women have to be a workforce.
No, stop.
No, that's not the point.
No, I didn't.
Wait, I have nothing to say.
We are smarter.
You are John.
Women are actually not smarter.
Because they're not going to get it.
They're never going to get it.
She's triggered.
She's fucking a toy trigger.
She rage quit.
She rage quit.
She's triggered.
Literally, she's mad because she's wrong.
She's mad.
So she's smarter, so she just leaves.
Yeah, just like she's.
She can debate.
Oh my gosh, how can I be on this?
Can debate.
You're scared of me.
I'm a fucking dunking piece of shit.
Now she's yelling.
Oh, wow.
Calm down.
Let's go to Rumble.
Come on, guys.
Rumble, guys.
I mean, if you're smart, you wouldn't yell in apartment building.
go to pressure fit only yeah yeah first read only for we come our games come Come on over to Pressure Fit.
You know what's funny, dude?
Like, she couldn't argue anything.
She just raged quit.
She got the whole thing.
I'm just trying to calm her down so I can say what's up.
No, she wasn't.
And here's the thing that's crazy.
Look, look, actually, this proves my point.
She's 19 years old, and she's fucking already indoctrinated with the fucking Kool-Aid.
She's up, bro.
She's like, she's retarded.
I can't even argue.
Lingling got mad.
No, man, she ain't Chinese, bro.
Well, here's the other thing, too.
Like, see, for her, right?
Look, anytime a girl says I'm celibate, that means that she went on like a fucking spree.
Yeah.
So she didn't like hearing what I had to say because I was like bringing up uncomfortable things for her.
Like, oh man, this guy's talking about family and shit like that.
I don't want that.
I'd rather be out here on the streets and shit like that.
I don't know.
But also, there are such things.
That's feminism.
If a man's beating you, that's a ground for you to leave.