Myron and Hannah Pearl Davis clash over gender roles, with Pearl citing a Hill headline on men’s declining societal relevance, 74% female-initiated divorce rates, and $200K legal battles over custody. She frames modern feminism as self-sabotaging, while Myron defends traditionalism—men as providers, women as nurturers—dismissing cooking skills as irrelevant to male worth. Both agree women’s "uselessness" stems from rejecting roles like homemaking or child-rearing, with Myron insisting men must retain dominance to avoid exploitation. Pearl pivots to dating content creators, warning of audience weaponization, and promotes her membership academy at pearlinvite.com, where controversial views thrive unrestricted. Their debate underscores a widening cultural divide over loyalty, status, and gender expectations, with both sides reducing relationships to rigid hierarchies. [Automatically generated summary]
Most answered very quickly, no, because men are useless.
This headline from The Hill, it caught my eye.
Most young men are single.
Most young women are not.
Young men have fallen faster than any demographic in America over the last 40 years.
It's a different world now.
Like, we don't need men the way that they used to.
The future is female.
Men and women are drifting further apart, and society is crumbling because of it.
A fascinating debate has broken out about the value of marriage.
You've kind of got the TradCon versus Red Pill thing.
This men's rights crowd that sometimes just goes too far the other way.
You need to stop acting like grown boys and infants and actually become men.
Marriage is a bond and it's a sacred bond.
It's a machine designed to extract resources from you.
Now many of the red-pilled have taken the position that it's bad for men to get married.
Hannah Pearl Davis or just pearly things.
One of the most controversial faces in all of the internet.
She goes on to say that marriage is a terrible deal for men.
Because if me and you were in a business contract, you would never sign a contract where I am paid to leave.
Gee, what could go wrong there?
74% or something of divorces are initiated by women.
Men have everything to lose, primarily their own children.
Men get killed by the courts and by divorce laws.
I had no idea that courts of family law were courts of equity, not courts of law.
Because in family court, you don't need evidence to accuse someone of abuse.
You need no evidence.
When you guys say get married young, a lot of these men don't know what they're signing up for, and you're not going to be there when their entire life falls apart.
I interview them on the other side.
I didn't meet my son until he was 15 months old.
How much did you spend trying to get him back?
On legal fees alone was about $200,000.
Before you know it, you're homeless.
You're literally just thrown out into the street.
We absolutely reinforce bad behavior from women.
Wives are taught to leave their husbands and then daughters grow up without their fathers.
Family is the foundation of the society.
Every problem in society comes from single motherhomes.
A lot of women will just chase this negative rabbit hole of happiness, endless happiness.
Feminism's biggest failures is in lies to women.
We tell women to date as many guys as possible.
We tell them to put off family into marriage.
You are allowed to leave your perfect husband.
You are allowed to end a relationship with a really great boyfriend.
Oh, freeze your edge, have an abortion.
What?
You're evil.
I don't think there's anything else in life that we actually ever go into preparing to fail.
Like if you have the mentality of this is going to go wrong and be pessimistic, naturally the outcome is going to be that it's going to fail anyways.
It's self-sabotage.
And that's the thing.
Like women are so willing to leave marriages because they're not happy.
This is not about happiness.
The most important thing is the children.
And the problem is we have a modern society where it's me, me, me.
My feelings leave when I feel like it instead of doing what's best for the kids.
This myth that we live in an age of male privilege.
Where's my male privilege?
They think, well, men have all the rights.
They have all the power.
Privilege, patriarchal system that we have.
Why doesn't our society care about men's rights?
I have no friends, no wife, and no social life.
Men are alone in this situation.
Men are homeless.
Men are thinking about eating guns.
I've seen so many men on the brink of suicide and they didn't do anything wrong.
How are you equal if the men are the ones that have to fight and die to defend the country?
The men are the ones that build and maintain all the infrastructure.
Women are helplessly dependent upon men.
The so-called deaths of despair from suicide, overdose, or alcohol, three times higher among men than among women.
Culture is telling men, you are no good.
You gotta get your act together.
I think men have failed themselves.
What kind of a man are you?
What kind of a woman are you going to attract?
If men are in trouble, so are women.
Everybody knows this is a huge problem, but nobody wants to admit it.
Every single woman at the table said they wanted a man.
500K, 500, 300K, 300K, 200K.
Am I crazy?
Everything is really set up against you to fail as a man.
If men make less than women, women don't want to marry them.
So, you know who wants more economically and emotionally viable men?
Women.
I don't want to be an independent woman anymore.
I don't want to be a strong, independent woman.
I'm over it.
When is it going to be my turn?
Where are we meeting the men that don't?
I can't keep having these same conversations.
The only simp here is you, Pearl.
You sent for women.
No, I think you sent for women.
She's a provocateur.
She says stupid stuff, but Pearl is right about this.
It's already happening.
It's just not out in the open yet.
Now it's just hookup culture is going to be our fairy tale ending because men don't want a wife and women can't find a husband.
The future, if everybody follows your path, is there is no future.
If you don't want the population decline and our economy goes into decline, civilization will crumble.
The American story does not end well.
This is an existential crisis failing young men.
What is going on, people?
Welcome to the Audacity Network and welcome to another episode of Pearl Daily.
If you guys want, I am accepting donations for our divorce documentary.
Oh, shoot.
I am accepting donations for our divorce documentary, as you guys know.
I started one of the biggest YouTube channels in the United States.
I think it was 2021 or 2022, maybe.
It all came crashing down when I got demonetized.
I was in England.
I had to go back, let go of pretty much all my staff, go home.
And then you guys saw me struggle streaming for like a year and a half.
And now we're back to monetize.
So I'm very excited.
We're in the rebuilding stages.
So I think the one good thing about kind of getting demonetized and stuff is that you cut down on all the stuff you don't need.
And now when you rebuild, it's just a lot like cleaner.
You know what everyone's doing because at the time the show was so big and I was so busy that I just didn't have a lot of time to like audit things.
I'm going to show you guys the website and let you guys know really what I see, like what I created the website for and what my idea was.
So this is the Audacity Network.
If you guys could check, I believe it's back on the App Store.
There's some agreement I didn't sign.
And so they didn't even tell me.
They just took it off the app store.
I was like, what the hell?
But we kind of modeled this to like look like Netflix in a way.
And so what it has is right now it has all of my old content.
And if you log in, there's a live stream on the website and people can put basically like any comments you want in there.
I will read if you put Pearl Read in the comments.
You don't have to pay for a super chat every time.
But the cooler thing that we are making, and by the way, the people that have signed up for PearlInvite.com, we're going to merge this onto the app.
So just, I know it's a little confusing now, but just bear with me.
You know, if you're getting demonetized, you're short-staffed.
So there's a lot of stuff we're trying to get done.
But anyways, long story short, I'm very excited about the academy component because I just really, really like learning.
I love it.
I'm a lifelong learner.
And so what I want to do is I've interviewed so many smart, intelligent men over the years, or just people I know on my network, famous and not famous.
And I've always just wanted to ask them how they did what they did.
How were they so successful, whether it's money, dating?
I'm about to do a more in-depth YouTube course on it, too.
So, you know, if you guys want, you go to pearlinvite.com and that can get you into the academy portion.
But we are going to get rid of the 10 buck a month option, I think.
I'm pretty sure.
We're just going to make it one high-ticket course.
So if you do want the normal one, I would sign up now.
But the cool thing too with the Audacity Network is that whenever I want to have someone controversial on, obviously we're going to have to weigh the risks and rewards.
We have to be a little more careful than I was a few years ago.
At least in the beginning, right?
You know, once you get enough memberships and that sort of thing, you can be a little bit less careful, but we're just not there yet.
So long story short.
You know, if I want to do something unhinged or do things that would get flagged as hate speech on YouTube, I can put it on the website.
So that's kind of cool.
If you guys have any questions, let me know.
You know, just deal with my plug for now.
You do have to apply to be a part of the academy.
The reason is, I do see us doing events at some point, meaning the people in it, I do believe at some point we're going to meet.
And it's a lifelong subscription.
So once you're in it, you're in it for life.
And yeah, so you're also going to get some insider stuff.
So we might have some of our staff give presentations on how we do certain stuff if you want to start a channel.
And I can't have you guys.
You guys just got to be chill.
All right.
So anyways, thank you for letting me do my plug.
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for tuning in.
Today on Pearl Daily, we're going to be reacting to Myron.
Women should be in the kitchen.
Change my mind street debate.
So as you guys know, I went on Fresh and Fit.
Maybe you guys know.
I forgot I have new viewers now.
I went on Fresh and Fit a couple of years ago.
And long story short, I thought Myron, I was a bit more blue-pilled.
So I really thought Myron was wrong about some things.
And I made some arguments I'm a little embarrassed about now.
But when you're 24, you think you're just right about everything.
So I was really offended.
Like he would always say like, women are this, women are that.
And I'd be like, not all women are like that.
And then I interviewed a thousand and I'm like, oh, God, we are all like that to some degree.
I even had to look in the mirror and say, oh, shit, I'm like that too.
You know, women are women.
We are women, you know, and you can't redo our hardwiring and our programming.
Women have always been this way.
We've just had less opportunity in the past.
So I'm a big fan of Myron.
The reason I really like Myron's content is because what I realized is when I was on that show, Myron was the only one, like being, he's really one of the few content creators that are super honest.
Because as you go through life, you start to have to change your wording to not hurt women's feelings.
And I've had to do that with this show.
I'm just being honest, guys.
You know, there's not real free speech in society.
And the people that don't tot that don't draw it back a little bit have very hard lives.
And I'm not meant for that.
You know, I'm going to be meant for that on the website I showed you guys.
Yeah, so the point is this.
I do respect that he says what he thinks regardless, but yeah, I don't know.
I'll be shocked if he's ever back in the program.
Okay, so I'm going to react to this.
Women that are traditional, but you know, I'd be very foolish to not admit that from the female perspective is also tough because feminism hasn't just hurt women.
It's also hurt men because a lot of guys don't feel the need to rise up to their duties and be a protector or provider.
A lot of guys nowadays want a 50-50 relationship with a woman.
So I would say step one is making well, yeah, because, and I don't agree with Myron on this, but I do see the thought process when it comes to 50-50 relationships.
So, Myron, I believe from what I've seen, he advocates for men to cover all the bills.
Now, I've heard men say that you don't get a certain level of respect from a woman unless you cover like everything in the relationship.
Now, the downside of this is, again, we had this is Shaw on me explaining how the child support system works.
Men are on the hook for way more child support if they have a stay-at-home wife.
And the other issue is in 2025, women aren't having kids like that.
So, most men have jobs.
They don't have businesses like Myron.
What is this woman going to be doing all day?
So, my opinion is a little more nuanced, but I do see where he's coming from.
I understand the perspective.
So, I'm not, I'm not one way or the other.
There's pros and cons of both.
The way I think about it is if your wife's cheating on the job, right?
You know, at least she's screwing a guy with a job.
And like, she's probably, you know, screwing her boss.
And at least she, how do I say this?
At least she like, how much time is she going to have to cheat on you?
She's working 40, 50 hours a week.
If she's a housewife, she has all the time in the world to just, you know, screw Tom, Dick, and Harry.
So that's the issue.
Sure, that you find a guy that like believes in traditional values.
Like, if you find some progressive guy that wants to go half and half with you, that's going to be a miserable existence.
And then also, you mentioned that you're Christian.
Finding someone that has those values as well is going to be super important.
And, you know, I will say, luckily, there's more young men now that are trying to, you know, adopt this.
So, you know, young men are starting to become more and more conservative.
I think from the last 10, 15 years of, you know, leftist bullshit that they've been dealing with.
But yeah, it's still going to be tough, man.
I mean, I would say your church through social groups, your family might know someone.
But yeah, I would say just definitely be cautious and take your time.
You're what, 21?
No, I'm almost 24.
24?
Yeah.
Oh, okay.
Then a little bit of speed then.
You don't want to get to 28, 30 and not have.
I want to be a young mom for sure.
Find a guy now, for sure.
I guess my question was more so like not dating wise.
Do you know what's interesting?
So the female strategy is to spend all of our youth on ourselves and none on the husband, right?
To use our youth for our benefit.
And the male dating strategy is to get the young, hot women to marry and date young.
So it's interesting because when men say that, they're basically saying to women, adopt our mating strategy.
And there's a good case for it, right?
They're much better people.
So they're a lot nicer with it, obviously, than we are.
But it's like interesting because I'm like, yeah, she's not going to do that.
And also the church, good luck.
You're not going to, you're not.
No, that's not going to work.
I guess like, because I know my end goal is that like, I want to be home with the kids.
I want to be cooking.
I want to be cleaning.
I want to be the homemaker.
But because I'm not there right now, like, what should I be doing?
Oh, okay.
Okay.
I see what you mean.
Now we're finding a guy and rather, what should you do now?
Preserve your value.
So for men, right?
I always say men have to build their value.
Women have to preserve their value.
So when women turn 18, you get all the value in the world because now I'm assuming, assuming you're like a virgin or have a low body count or whatever, like your job from that point forward is to preserve yourself for the best guy.
So for women, just preserve, find the guy, get married ASAP.
Men create value, women got to preserve.
Yeah, but okay, the reason this advice is just not helpful.
Where is she going to find the guy?
Like that's, that's the question.
What's the best she can do?
Where does she find him?
When does she sleep with him?
You know what I mean?
If I'm going to be more realistic here, like 24, you can maybe sell purity.
I would say go on a dating app, download the app, go on dates, sleep with the guys you're attracted to until one commits.
That's really the best.
Unless he might have a better game plan.
But, you know, just preserve.
There's a lot of women sitting in their apartments doing nothing.
But they don't get like, I just, I have the perspective of like time.
And see, the women that like don't do it proactively kind of end up by themselves.
Perfect.
Got it.
All right.
Well, thanks.
You're doing it.
No problem.
So basically, do what you're doing.
Preserve your value.
Don't be a thought.
Got it.
You'll be good.
Thank you.
Cool.
Any single Christian guys?
There you go.
You got someone here.
Oh, who knows?
You might meet somebody here.
Who's up next?
Hey, what's up, man?
Hardy.
Thank you, brother.
Appreciate that.
Thank you.
Hello.
Hi, how are you?
All right.
All right.
I'm here to debate on why women should not be in the kitchen.
Okay.
So after marriage, I have a question.
The stream went down on you.
All right.
Are we back up on YouTube?
Yeah.
On Refinery Game Decks?
Yeah.
Okay.
All right.
Go ahead.
So 50% of marriages in the United States end up in divorce, correct?
Roughly.
Yeah.
Yes.
So 82% of men in marriages ask for prenups.
If you search up that statistic, it is true.
What do you expect women whose only capability is being in the kitchen and cleaning to do after that divorce with the prenup?
Well, okay, that's a dumb argument.
I could think of, okay, because the thing is, people don't know how to cook and clean.
So if you actually took your job as a stay-at-home wife seriously, you could be hired.
You could either be hired as like a maid.
And some of them are running businesses like for apartment complexes.
They're not making bad money.
Yeah.
And they don't have any assets or money given to them.
Sure, good question.
Well, the family laws actually were written with that taken into account.
This is why men get destroyed in divorces a lot of times nowadays because what's happened is the family court system was created specifically to protect women from that very problem that you mentioned.
She devotes her life to him, devotes her life to the family, to the kids, etc.
And they don't want it where he rug pulls her, leaves with everything, and she's destitute.
So that's why alimony, child support, all these things were put into place to protect women from that.
The problem, though, is that.
The other thing, too, Myron, like people aren't.
This is why you kind of got to adapt with the times.
Women aren't having, like, there's no reason for women to stay home if they have less than like two children.
Like, okay, the first five years of the kid's life, sure.
But just my point of view, a lot of stay-at-home wives just are women that don't want to work and they want a retirement plan.
I don't see a lot of women doing super extravagant cooking to the point.
Like, I don't know.
Like, I've cooked for a family of like four or five.
It doesn't take that much time.
Like, I don't know what, I guess if you're doing something super complicated, but like you make a nice rice dish, chicken, steak, like a pasta dish, it'll take you what?
Like half hour, 40 minutes.
Anyways.
The laws haven't caught up to feminism and progressivism giving women, you know, equal rights and equal ability to earn.
So I would say, number one, is.
Now, I had a thought.
Okay, I'm sorry.
I'm going to let this play a little longer.
I do this sometimes, I know.
I had a thought.
In a way, if women, if the women work and the man's a stay-at-home dad, I was thinking about this.
Aren't the women like more submissive in a way because they're giving the guy their page if they do?
They don't.
Usually it's like demasculating women, but it's not probable that your husband's going to leave you.
It's actually, you know, there's a whole phrase, it's cheaper to keep her.
It comes from the concept that it's cheaper for a guy to simply just stay married versus divorce his wife.
Most women initiate divorce like 90%.
So I would say there's safeguards in there to kind of deal with the problem that you mentioned, which I get is a viable concern, but the family court deals with it.
So you believe that even though men may not leave their women because it's cheaper, a woman should stay in her marriage.
Let's say he cheated.
Let's say other issues because there are other reasons for marriage other than the men specifically leaving the woman.
Yeah.
So your question is, do they cheat or what do you think?
No, I'm saying that, for example, a woman might have to leave under her own circumstances, not because the men believes that the marriage should end, shouldn't end because it's cheaper.
A woman might leave in any other way.
Yeah.
So when she's out in the world, she cannot get a job because she had not got a college education and her only experience was working in a kitchen.
That is just not true.
Okay, you could get a job in a new kitchen.
You could be a private chef.
Where is the problem solving skills?
Because that is what some men like you believe she should be doing.
Yeah, I mean, well, the thing is, is that if she leaves, that's her personal decisions that she's got to deal with the consequences of that, right?
Like, if she's going to go ahead and break up her family and leave her husband, there's going to be negative consequences to that, right?
Like, you know, I didn't see any complaints for the 10 years where she was with him and she didn't have to work and she was able to kind of...
Plus, you got 10 years of raising...
Do you want me daycare?
My sister works at a daycare.
Chill and, you know, live a certain lifestyle.
But then she wants to leave and be able to say, okay, well, I don't want to deal with negative consequences of breaking up my family.
And I think that's kind of the bad part is women prioritize their happiness in a relationship over their duty.
And they'll leave because they're not happy.
Do you believe happiness should be considered whether it's in domestic abuse situations?
Let's say your husband abuses his wife.
Do you believe the woman should stay there in that relationship, which could cause trauma to the child because of the family's happiness?
Now, obviously, you're being specific with domestic violence.
though that does occur, it's not the majority of reasons, right?
It just comes down to women just not being, well, here's the thing.
Let's be very, let's have a very honest conversation here.
A lot of these phrases are bullshit.
Oh, verbal abuse.
Oh, emotional abuse.
It can literally be him saying, yo, you need to do XYZ or him critiquing her.
And she'll say that's verbal abuse.
The problem is that we've basically conflated valid criticism or anything that needs to be said in a relationship to keep it going as abuse.
And we tend to defer to what women say and believe them at face value for everything that they say.
So what's ended up happening is women don't really take accountability in relationships anymore and everything is verbal abuse or I'm being assaulted or excuse me or verbal assault I've heard like stupid shit like this.
He might say, hey, you know what?
I need you to do XYZ.
Should look at that as this is abusive.
So not only has it been where we've created like this weird environment where women want to go ahead and destroy relationships, we've also created stupid vernacular to kind of try to criminalize or pejoratively label constructive criticisms or healthy conversations within relationships.
Because in other words, the man is always wrong.
The woman is always right.
So I feel like you're kind of deflecting my point.
I'm talking about in a scenario that there is domestic abuse and it is in fact true.
If she's being assaulted, she should leave.
Yes.
But that is not the majority.
Okay, but let's say there is a woman who in this scenario is.
Yeah.
You do believe that she should stay in the kitchen.
This woman.
Well, if he's beating Ras, then no.
Obviously.
She goes into the real world with a child because obviously no woman is going to leave her child with an abuser with no experience, no job, no degree.
No woman is going to.
This is why Myron lost his hair and to get a transplant.
To survive in that world, because we live in an economy where things are extremely expensive, where you do need a degree to survive unless you're going to marry again.
Well, and most men don't want to marry middle-aged women with children who are struggling.
And that's the realistic thing.
You'd be surprised.
There's a lot of simps out there.
That's what I say too.
Because I used to say, I swear to God, I used to say, no guy will ever take her.
And then life just kind of was like, oh.
Yes, they will.
You would be surprised.
You'd be surprised if you're not going to be able to do that.
That would do that.
Again, I see the scenario, the specific scenario you're mentioning.
Yes, if a guy's beating his wife's ass, yeah, she should leave.
But that isn't the majority of the situations.
A lot of times it's the woman feels like I could do better.
I'm bored.
Or, you know, I just don't feel the spark anymore.
We grew apart.
All these bullshit phrases that women use to justify breaking up with a guy because they're not happy anymore.
And they leave.
So it's not the DV like you're claiming.
That could be a part of it, but that's a minority.
Also, men are more commonly in marriages to commit infertility than women.
To commit what?
And for God.
Infidelity.
Fertility.
That means cheating.
Do you believe that?
Oh, my.
I don't know.
She said it so confidently.
Infidelity, you mean?
Infidelity.
Do you believe that a woman should stay?
Okay, I think that's a good idea.
Yeah, sorry.
Do you believe a woman should stay in the marriage?
Yeah.
Yes?
Yeah.
I think a very realistic thing that women need to understand is that men are naturally promiscuous and non-monogamous.
So I think to be with a guy for 10 years and then throw it away because he cheated on you with some chick that he doesn't care about, I think that's very stupid for a woman to do.
So can a woman cheat on her man?
No, that makes you a whore.
How come if a woman's putting all this effort to raising the children and to putting all the house that the man cannot do, why can't she cheat then?
Do you think the tits are real, guys?
Can we put a poll in the chat?
I want to get better at identifying fake or real ones.
Wait, is she okay?
Man's not there if he's always working.
It's simple because men have to earn their value and women are born with their values.
So women aren't allowed to go and earn their values themselves?
Because they're saying they're not allowed to be going out earning their values, but they have to stick there with this value that's given to them by society.
No, but well, again, men and women are not equal.
We got to start there.
Men and women are not equal whatsoever.
Okay.
Okay.
So once we, because what you're referring to is you're talking about like blank slate equalism.
Men and women are equal and you're kind of operating from there.
That's a fallacy.
There's.
Oh my gosh, she's.
Why is she dressed like that?
If she's.
Oh my God.
Why?
Why?
No, blank slate equalism.
Why?
Oh, where are her parents?
Oh.
Women are very different.
For example, how old are you?
I'm 16.
What the?
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
We got to trim out that comment.
Oh, my God.
How was I supposed to know?
What the fuck?
16.
Why are you dressed like that?
That's exactly what I said.
That's not the question.
And I'm still right.
No, dude, that's a problem right there.
Like, that's an issue.
That's a big issue.
No, no, no, it's not about that.
This proves my point.
Like, why, why are, like, holy crap.
Like, 16-year-old girls should be at home, right?
Like, studying.
No, I don't, actually.
I don't.
Because this is this.
You actually just made my argument for me just now.
You just made my argument for me just now by doing that.
I just want to say the last girl ate down.
Next time I do street interviews, I'm having.
I'm getting ID.
I'm getting IDs for the.
But you said a point where, you know, women should be in the kitchen.
Well, first of all, I'm from Ireland and I have a podcast called Get the Gist.
Follow the vibes.
But yeah.
No, no, no.
I'm just like over here.
Like, the, you know, I always say privilege is invisible to those that have it.
Do you think a 16-year-old guy would be able to get like certain things like in life?
Like, not at all.
They're invisible.
Nobody gives a fuck.
Right?
So that right there, her being able to come on the mic and say all these things or whatever, maybe like that proves my point that like men and women live different lives completely.
No, I feel like a 16-year-old boy, if he was educated enough, could come on and speak his mind.
No, it's fine.
Go ahead.
What's your, what's your discussion?
Women should stay in the kitchen.
Yes.
But to be honest, or in her case, stay at home.
We're not talking about her now because she ate down.
We're moving on to me.
So you said that women should be in the kitchen.
I think cooking is a life skill, to be honest.
Everyone should learn how to cook, to be honest.
That's my, you know, counter-argument.
To be honest, I don't think everyone should learn how to cook.
You know how it is a life skill, but some people really don't need it.
Like high-earning guys in the city for what?
Like, they're going to take 45 minutes.
Like, they're going to take an hour out of their day to cook when they could just order something.
I don't know.
I don't think your point.
Everyone should learn how to cook?
Yeah.
It's a life skill.
Sure.
But that doesn't refute that women should still be in the kitchen.
Like, it's a life skill.
Where do you cook?
So, this is what I'm saying.
When men deal with women, right?
We have to bring a lot of value to the table.
Okay.
Okay.
Everyone brings value.
No, women really don't.
And I'll explain why.
To you.
Okay.
Who's pickier?
Men or women?
One second.
Do you have a missus?
Do you have a girl?
That's irrelevant to the question.
No, like, I just want to.
I'm asking you.
I'm asking you.
I want to get to know you.
That's irrelevant.
We're having an objective discussion.
I'm asking you, who has to bring who's pickier?
Men or women?
Men are so picky.
Men who know their value, anyways.
Men who like have worth or have self-worth.
They are very picky.
Okay.
Yeah.
In general, who's pickier?
Men or women of the opposite gender?
Women aren't picky, to be honest.
Like, women need three things.
The main one, the main thing women need in this life is to feel safe.
Okay, again, the question is.
Yeah.
Yeah, if that was true, then why are women getting drunk at 2 a.m. in Miami?
Do you know what I mean?
Come on.
Who is pickier?
Men.
Okay, see, we can't even have a real conversation because that's biologically incorrect.
Why is it biologically correct?
Because women have far more standards for men than men have of women.
But to be honest, like, would you say you're a man that's making money and like, you know, is doing well?
Yes.
You, you have standard, you'd be picky, which you look picky.
But I got in a position where I can afford to be picky now.
Exactly.
Women have gone to the position to feel picky.
No, they're not.
A woman could be 18 years old and be picky and brought nothing to the table.
That's the point I'm trying to make here.
But can I tell you something?
I think it's how you view.
That's true.
That's true.
Because you can be 16 and be picky.
Like, you can be like, you know what?
Yeah, I actually want a poodle instead of a Ruttweiler.
You can actually be picky.
Like, that was a very lazy example, but you can be picky too.
I think being picky is very subjective.
Okay, let's go through this because I don't know if you're debating in bad faith if you can't make simple biological concessions on the discussion.
Okay, it's very simple.
Biological, right?
So, men, women, coochie, penis, yes, okay, yes, because everything starts there, right?
So, once we start there, that men and women are different, they're not the same.
Okay, so let's go.
Okay, you gotta, you gotta stop.
You gotta stop, you gotta stop.
Sorry, because I'm trying to explain the concept here and why you're not correct.
Okay, go on.
Men and women are different.
Yes, men are looked at as protectors, providers, leaders.
Yeah, women are looked at as nurturers, and they want a man that's stronger than them that's going to take care of them.
So, in other words, women have far more requirements of men than men have of women.
Okay, women are more selective.
Why?
Because they carry children, they can only bring one child to term per year.
So, when they do have a seed put in them, they need to make sure it's from the best man that they can get.
Women want quality, men want quantity.
Yeah, okay.
So, since women want quality, by definition, okay, they're more selective than men are.
Right.
Okay.
So, what I'm saying is, since men don't ask for much, what we really ask for, the things matter less.
Or excuse me, the things matter more.
Right.
So, since we don't ask for much.
Would I go on Fresh and Fit for another podcast?
It'd be nice to see you on there again.
The last time I was on there, I got like on a fight in studio.
If they could, if I could do a podcast with women that are less like not right now, I'm sure I'll go back on.
I'm a big fan, but right now, I don't feel that way because that like it's exhausting.
We want peace, maybe some food, you to not be a whore.
Right.
Three things, really.
Yeah, each of those things have way more weight.
Yeah.
So, what I'm arguing is if a woman can't be in a kitchen and cook, she's effectively significantly more useless because we don't ask for much.
Whereas a guy, he can be ugly, but he can make up for that in other ways.
Yeah, he could go ahead and get money, he could be charming, he could be charismatic, he can have some status.
Men can make up for their lack of sexual market value.
Women really can't.
If you're a whore or you're ugly or you don't do what you're supposed to do, you're effectively useless because men and women are not the same with how we may select.
Okay, okay, that's very important.
Since we may select in completely different ways, we look for different things.
Yeah, so when a woman can't cook or isn't in the kitchen, a part of her duties, she's basically yeah, so I don't see cooking being as needed for men anymore because a lot of men can cook.
And a lot of men, especially in cities, like I just know a lot of guys that make decent money that don't care.
They Uber Eat.
Now, that being said, I would say that the most like the biggest deficit is likability in women.
That's what I would say is the biggest deficit.
And that's when I see the same thing Bonnie Blue has in like a weird way.
I know she's a whore.
But it's like this, you know, she's argumentative, cutting him off, rude, disrespectful.
You know, men will put up with whores, to be honest, if the whore is nice.
But women just are nice.
Men, you know, yeah, we can outsource most things except for reproduction.
I don't, you guys can correct me if I'm wrong, but when I look at what my brothers want and were looking for, I just didn't see cooking to be that high on the list because they can it's not,
it's a bonus, it's nice, but um and I'm not saying this and I'm not but that's just what I see, you know.
I do like I think a lot of women cook to make up for terrible personalities, but I think the personality is a bigger deficit than the cooking absorbing so why am I even with her to be honest?
Like a woman should learn how to cook as a man should, but obviously cooking is the act of wanting to serve your family.
Well, you could say that, but all I'm saying is the demand isn't what it used to be.
No, we don't put up with hoes.
Steve M. You might not, but can we can we not pretend that men don't?
Every hoe I knew in college is currently married.
Everyone.
The kids, Pearl.
The cooking for the kids.
Yeah, but women are having one, maybe two kids.
I know families that Uber eat for four.
You know what I mean?
Like you can get.
I'm not maybe saying you should, right?
It's very frivolous.
But all I'm saying is this is not the demand it used to be.
I would wife up Bonnie Blue and let her do half the planet as long as she gets the likes and shares.
My peace is more important.
Yeah, that's I would say the number one skill is not being annoying.
You said, you know, back to biology, you know, back in the olden days, women were gatherers, men were hunters.
Okay, let's kind of let me know.
I'm not done because I let you land.
How long, hold on.
I'm not.
Let me.
No, no, Do you see what if she could cook?
Would that make up for this like personality?
Like the lack of respect.
You know what I mean?
They hid their past well then.
Steve.
Okay, how would you know?
Unless you're a very well-known guy and knows a lot of people, women are experts at hiding this stuff.
Their survival depended on it.
I mean, like, it's just, we gotta, we gotta end this delusion that men don't men don't want to marry hosts, but they do, unfortunately.
They do.
They do all the time, every single day.
And I know men, even with experience, that got bamboozled.
Okay, go on.
Let me ask you, let me test your logic.
Because you said a man should learn how to cook anyway.
Fair.
Okay.
Let's say you go to boxing class, right?
And you train to fight, right?
Someone comes up and assaults you and you're there with your boyfriend.
Assaults me.
Yeah, headlook.
Yeah, he like he hits you, right?
In the face?
In the belly?
I mean, he hits you.
I'm just saying.
Because, like, if it's in the belly, I can tick it.
If it's the eye, I can't tick it.
Do you see the annoyingness?
Like, what if she could make amazing, like, Irish food or whatever?
Would that make up for the personality?
The combativeness?
The arguments?
What would be better?
Girl A can't cook, Doesn't argue with you.
Sucks girl B can cook bad attitude.
Well, why can't I get both?
All right, go find your unicorn fellas.
You know what I mean?
He hits you, right?
Are you?
Are you gonna?
Uh, what if your man looks at you and says, Oh, well, you know how to fight.
You got this one.
No, you would want him to do what he's supposed to do, which is protect you, right?
No, but like, to be honest, that example was kind of like two out of ten because if we're in a boxing ring, like that shit's supposed to happen.
Maybe if we're in a supermarket, like, well, you guys have target here.
We have little in Europe.
If it was a shopping mall, then we don't want boss space.
I'm sure you don't.
but i promise you have you met men that were married to a lazy housewife i'm not saying one's Obviously, if we get the ideal woman, she cooks, she's nice, she does all of it.
But what I'm saying is, don't let these women cooking fool you.
Okay, that's that's my point.
Don't let them like, you know, I understand where my man needs to.
This is precisely why women need to be in the kitchen.
They can't grasp logically sound analogies.
Like, no, but like, no, but to be honest with you, I'm expressing my, I'm expressing an opinion.
I've respected your opinion, even though I might not agree with it.
So, if I'm talking, you know, you can acknowledge it instead of diminishing it.
Because, like, can I tell you what your problem is?
You saying women shouldn't be in the kitchen?
That's not the problem.
Women being in the kitchen, like, that's what women were actually grown up to do.
You're supposed to take care of babies and be in the kitchen, right?
Yeah, but I think it's more so your tone and like you know, the vibes that you do deliver it in.
You know what I mean?
You might be a chill guy, you're actually a chill guy, but the way you deliver it may be the problem.
Um, like, can you imagine lecturing having your girl lecture you about your tone?
Exhaust, but yeah, like, obviously, you didn't acknowledge my like point.
So, do you remember my point?
So, it's it's how I said it versus what I said.
Okay, is that the problem?
You must love Angie so much.
That's an issue.
No, yeah, I think I think your delivery may be.
However, like, do you know how to cook yourself?
Okay, let's address the delivery.
Can I talk, please?
Because I let you land.
Where are you from?
No, I just need to know culture-wise.
Culture is important.
Context of the conversation.
All right, let me address your point on the tone and delivery.
I think the truth is the truth, regardless of how it's delivered.
Now, this is something, this is something that I've noticed exclusively with women that I don't really deal with men.
Women are more concerned with how the information is conveyed versus the information that's conveyed.
Yeah, but however, if you're in a job interview, like you're gonna obviously talk, okay, yeah, like I'd love this job because I want to work hard.
Dead ass, you just need money.
You don't really care about like they don't really, like, they care about your qualifications, they want you to talk, but these times you're there for money.
Like, if you didn't need a job, you wouldn't have a job.
You then you wouldn't go to the interview.
So, delivery is actually very important.
It's not really analogous to what the to you, but yeah, are you tired of me already?
Okay, this is why women need to be in the kitchen.
Like, I mean, bro, like, this is like it can't grasp.
But can I ask you, like, can you cook?
They can't grasp simple concepts.
Like, okay, I'm asking you.
I've asked, I've answered your questions.
You haven't answered my question.
No, can you cook?
Can you cook, baby?
He's tired of me, guys.
Woo!
They get, they're like, why does she get satisfaction off of being annoying?
Look, I said this before.
You saying, oh, everybody should, both parties should be able to cook.
That's fine.
I understand that.
Perfect.
But that's why I gave you the example.
You know how to box.
You're out with your guy.
Yeah.
A guy hits you.
In the boxing ring.
No, you're out and about.
You know how to box.
You know how to defend yourself.
But you still expect your man.
It's his job.
To be honest, love with expectations is not so.
I don't really expect anything from people.
I do have like, I do like maybe expect common human decency.
However, like, if I'm walking on the street in Miami, I'm from Ireland.
Nobody knows me from anywhere.
If someone punches me on the street, I take that shit on the chin to be honest.
Are you tired of me?
Why are you not talking anymore?
You don't make any sense.
And you're not staying on topic.
I told you before, because your argument is men and women should be cooking.
I'm appealing to you.
Cool.
Men and women should be able to cook.
Yeah.
I'm saying if you knew how to box and defend yourself, yes.
And some guy came in and assaulted you, you would still expect your man to step up and protect you, despite the fact that you can defend yourself.
But you're just assuming I'd expect.
What if I don't?
You would.
No.
Because the reality is, even though you can defend yourself, you're physically inferior to that man most of the time.
So you're going to expect your guy who is going to be physically capable or at least more physically capable than you to do that because that's his job as a protective provider.
Same thing with women.
So when I say, oh, I might be able to cook.
However, you're a woman.
It's your duty to do that traditionally, just like it's a guy's duty traditionally to protect you, even though you could defend yourself.
That's my point.
Just because I can do it and capable doesn't mean that I should when I have a woman there.
And if she doesn't do it, she's useless.
That's my point.
Women are there to nurture their guy, take care of their guy, despite the fact that he might be able to cook on his own.
Here's the problem: women like to obfuscate and deflect from their duties.
And this is quite frankly why we have the problems that we have now.
Because women will sit there and say, oh, I am, you know, I'm equal to my guy.
I don't want to observe these duties.
However, I still want you to be tall.
I still want you to make money.
I still want you to be a protector and a provider.
That's a bullshit fucking deal for the guys.
So I tell guys, if your girl isn't willing to be submissive, obey you, be in the kitchen, not question your authority, get her out of here.
Because I'll be honest with you, just having this discussion with you right now is making me get gray hair.
And that's not how this should be.
But this is what feminism has done.
It's made women think that they're nonsense.
But it's not feminism.
It's women.
It's what women are.
Like, I used to say that a lot too, but when you peel back the onion, no one put a gun to women's head and made them go along with this stuff.
I don't believe it was propaganda.
I think it's what women want to do.
Women want ultimate freedom and to be able to bang hot guys.
So that's what feminism's allowing for us to do.
Arguments that don't make any logically sound sense matter.
They don't.
This is why for the longest time we said women are to be seen, not be heard.
Because most women don't understand logic and rationale.
This is what it is.
Like I gave a very simple concept there.
And you're like, well, and it's like, that doesn't make sense.
To be honest with you, can I be real?
Yeah, sure.
You haven't memorized any of them.
You haven't, you know, said any of my points or remembered them.
Oh, my God.
I'm getting triggered.
This is why I stopped doing the panel shows.
I'm sorry, guys.
I know you loved them.
But do you know what it'd be like?
Like, it wasn't even doing the shows.
It was my personal life.
Can you imagine dating me after I debated her for an hour?
Every now and then a debate, but when I was doing these four to six days a week, it's like, imagine your girlfriend, your girlfriend debates some fat.
And every night she's like, oh, did it, did it?
Like, or I'm riled up.
It's like, I can't, I can't do it anymore.
My point was: the first thing I said was, cooking is a life skill.
But you're saying that doesn't make any logical sense.
Why does it make any logical sense?
No, I said a man can have that life skill of cooking.
Yeah.
But when he gets a woman, that should be taken over by the female.
He should forget the life skill.
No, he can keep the life skill, but she should be the one handling it.
Just like you know how to fight and defend yourself.
It's a life skill.
But if something were to happen and someone were to assault you, he should be stepping up and doing what he's doing because that's his job.
See, the reality is that women don't like to understand this.
There's roles in relationships.
I'm just finally holding women's feet to the fire and say, you need to hold on to your roles because you guys still expect us to make money.
You guys still expect us to be funny.
You guys are still expected us to protect you.
But then you want to sit there and be like, well, I don't want to be in the kitchen.
Well, fuck you.
Get out of here.
I tell guys all the time, if a woman doesn't obey you and do what she's supposed to do, don't date her.
So basically, what I would say is, right?
It's not a good deal for us.
No, I understand you.
And I appreciate your point.
What I was going to say was, usually these kind of mindsets, they actually kind of like come from like upgrade bringing.
So was your mom in the kitchen growing up?
Yes.
Okay.
And your dad, what was your dad doing?
He was working.
Okay, cool.
Did you ever like, okay, so have you talked to your mom about this point?
How did she feel about it?
And not from like, you're trying to convince her, but like how she felt about the whole experience, like, you know, in the household.
You know, it's funny.
I love when women bring this up.
You want to know who taught me this?
Who?
No, it was my mom.
Really?
Well, that's why I wanted to ask you, where are you from?
See, because I'm not sure if you're not going to be like, because usually like cultures are very strict with women having been in the kitchen.
I grew up in a traditional nuclear family for both parents.
My mom knew her job.
My dad knew his job.
And my mom was the one that told me.
If a woman doesn't want to cook.
So what she's saying, so a lot of mothers, because mothers, even traditional mothers tend to hate the fathers.
So in a lot of traditional households, the mothers secretly did not like the fathers.
And because the mom was home and the dad wasn't, the mom was in the kids' ear for years telling them like this terrible stuff.
So I had a ton of women on my show whose mothers came from traditional countries who told them not to be traditional.
I don't know if this girl's heritage is a Nigerian, but that was like one culture that I heard that a lot from.
Clean for you.
She's not worthy of a serious relationship.
So in other words, they need to do their fucking job just like the man supposed to do his job.
But we live in this crazy world where women pick and choose what job they want to take on.
But can I tell you something as well?
Is it the woman's fault though?
You see how the world is right now?
Like perspectives have changed.
Like people are like not doing things they used to do in the like.
Let's say, for example, we all come, we come from hunter-gatherers right, and in the household there's traditional roles, women in the kitchen, men working.
But you now, we know we live in a whole world where you know you get to walk around and call women hoes and stuff like that.
That wasn't allowed back in the days.
Do you get me?
That weren't hoes back then.
Huh, because women weren't hoes back then.
I don't believe that they were hoes, but it was.
They were hoes for shorter periods of time.
That's what I would say like, come on, I mean people in the 70s.
I have aunts and uncles that are like 70, 80 years old.
They tell me stories.
People did it.
They just did it for longer periods of time and it wasn't publicized beyond.
It's like I think there's been hoes for centuries.
However, you like you can openly, as a man, come out in the street of this Miami and say this on a mic in front of people.
But um, you know yeah, I respect that.
You can.
You have a strong mind.
A lot of people don't, have that.
Um, thank you, guys get to just podcast follow, no problem, thank god, I can't even imagine anybody.
Oh my god, did she make money off of that podcast?
Sure was that?
Probably hey, and guys we're uh, we're back live on all the platforms.
I know one of the streams went down, but uh, we're back up on YouTube and everything.
How long were we down to?
But it wasn't a bunch of them like it is now, Pearl.
Not with you, it wasn't.
They might not have did it with you, but they were doing it with someone.
Women have always been women.
Two minutes?
All right.
What's up, Myron?
How are you, man?
What's up?
I feel like the sexual market value graph would help you a lot trying to explain the role tomasi graph.
Kind of like it'll explain a lot more so people, you know, so you don't have to go all over the place and it kind of gives you more help.
Yeah.
I mean, that assumes that people have critical thinking skills, bro.
And we all know that that's hard to find nowadays, especially for women.
So, I mean, I could pull the graph out, but I don't think most people will even be able to read it.
I wouldn't even say now it's rampant.
Now it's out in the open.
Like now, women don't even care to hide it.
I'll be honest with you, bro.
Keep it up, man.
Thank you, man.
Appreciate it.
Someone that's definitely aware, I like it.
What's up next?
Okay.
Hello, hello.
Yo.
What's your name, bro?
What's up, man?
How you doing?
I'm Del.
Okay, what's up?
What's your name?
Myron.
Hi, Myron.
That's fine.
Hey, I'm Kaya.
Kaya, nice to meet you.
Hi.
I just want to say, man, I agree with you.
Yeah.
I agree with you because I'm actually the cook in my house.
Okay.
I cook good.
But guess what?
I didn't know she could cook.
For the longest time, I liked my meals and then she fucking blew me out of the water.
Oh, yeah.
Okay.
So here's the thing.
So I, like a lot of women, rightfully so, was terribly in my masculine for so long out of safety and trauma.
Once I healed, it transformed her face as she says, healed.
And our relationship, and I was able to trust stepping into my femininity.
And then it just, it just changed everything.
So really, I would say to the ladies, you know, I understand that there's like a lot of trauma going on.
And you don't want to give your femininity away to anybody who doesn't deserve it.
It's better to stay single instead of meeting someone in trauma and, you know, continuing that cycle.
But just being in my feminine, I'm happier than I've ever been.
And I never thought that I would say that because I was the last person that ever thought that I would be standing here right now saying that.
But here I am.
Well, I'm glad.
Cautionary tale for the ladies.
Yeah, I know.
And for a while, she's right because for a while, I was kind of in my feminine.
As you can see, I have eyeliner on.
So I still have some of that shit.
But it was a long process, man.
For the longest time, I kind of let her emotions run where the relationship was going.
I kind of stepped back, let her lead a little bit.
Okay.
And then as I started to understand that she was becoming more softer as I became stronger, I started to realize that the importance of being the masculine protective type that you're talking about made her feel more feminine and more safe.
And then she started to open up and then we had a better relationship after five years.
Okay.
That's great.
I'm glad that you guys were able to, because most relationships don't last like that.
So that's great that you guys were able to make that shift and make it better.
So that's good.
We came in in the beginning very, very hard because we both had rebounds.
And then it was very, very, and then we reversed it after time.
It's like, why am I with this girl?
She was saying the thing.
Why is she, you know, why is she with me?
And then it started to he pulled well.
I think she's really pretty.
Do you guys agree or disagree?
I'm like, I think he pulled well.
Pulled.
At the time.
Cool.
All right.
I would say that we actually started on rock bottom and then we healed our way into love.
And so it's possible.
All right.
They said they'll be divorced in a year.
Well, you know.
Glad that you guys were able to make it work.
Yeah, that's gender roles, man, helping out.
Who's up next?
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
No worries, man.
I'm glad that you guys worked it out.
It's good.
It's awesome.
Okay.
We need more of.
Good evening.
What's your name?
Oh, my God.
No.
Please surprise me.
Please surprise me.
Myron, how are you?
Myron, nice to meet you.
Are you married?
No, thank God.
Okay, so that's one thing right there.
And I just want to give you a little background on myself.
So I'm 52, single mom.
My daughter's 29.
I come from a long line of strong women born in a motherland, Liberia, West Africa.
And yes, this is all a cultural thing.
I respect what your mother did, but that was in her culture.
that's what she was taught.
I tell my girlfriends because I raised- Hi Pearl.
Any news?
What do you mean, news?
I don't get it.
A girl child who is now a wonderful woman making her way in New York City.
And I told my, I tell my girlfriends who have boy children to raise their boy children to need nothing from a woman, but to please them orally and in the bedroom.
I say that because I'm saying that a man should know how to do laundry, how to cook, how to balance a checkbook.
Who are you to tell men what they should or shouldn't do?
Damn it, like, why is that your place?
It's just nagging.
Oh, my God, nagging.
Oh, my goodness.
Women, it never ends.
All of the things to maintain a household.
And in maintaining a household, it is a team effort.
Let me just say this.
If women were to stay in the kitchen, we wouldn't have the Brooklyn Bridge.
If y'all don't know that fact, Google it.
Because it was a woman who was an engineer.
I doubt it.
And got the bridge up and standing because her husband was convalescent and could not continue the job.
So History White said.
It's just a guy who did it and let his wife take the credit because he didn't care.
Can we come on?
It was built by a man because men were going to be scared to cross it having known that it was built by a woman.
I would be terrified.
I would be terrified.
That was one woman who did more than just stay in the kitchen.
She picked up the flag and carried it for her man and for the household.
And she was what you call the quarterback that brought it home.
So I'm not trying to change your mind or maybe I am.
Okay.
But I'm saying that women play a prominent role and it's more than just being in the kitchen.
All right.
And that's all I got to say.
Brooklyn Bridge, bro.
It's crazy.
What was the last one someone said they created Wi-Fi too?
Look, look, man.
Like, that's just like, I don't know if you, that's just feminist propaganda right there, 100%.
That is why we have the promise that we have, guys.
Thank you so much.
Chuck, chick.
Yeah, like she followed her husband's plans, like that's, let me be very blunt about this.
Women don't build.
They move in.
Women don't build anything.
All the buildings you guys see around us, all these modern marbles, this was all created by men.
Women don't build anything, okay?
They don't build anything.
They don't contribute to society in that way.
They don't create infrastructure.
Like, it is what it is.
Like, this is just the reality.
And I know people don't like hearing this because we want to sit there and make women feel special, but they don't contribute to society in that manner, but that's fine.
What's going on, Myron?
It's good to see you again, man.
I just want you to please kind of break down the traditional family and just from your opinion, why do you think everything kind of went south?
Yeah, I mean, I think the United States and any country that's thriving is built on a nuclear family, man, woman, kids, maybe a dog.
And it kind of goes from there where the guy is the head of the household.
The woman contributes in the house.
You know, he's the predominant breadwinner.
And I think with that structure right there, that is the model to success.
And do you think any of this, like, because I know you talk about like feminism and how that kind of destroyed a lot of things.
What do you think that role has planned in this with destroying the nuclear family?
Well, it's destroyed the nuclear family because women think that they don't need men.
And then also on top of that, they don't feel as though they need to adhere to their roles.
I mean, the young woman before me was, well, not maybe young, but she was saying, you know, oh, like a man's only job, like he needs to be able to do his own thing and bounce a little checkbook and he just needs to focus on pleasing his woman.
That rhetoric is precisely why so many women stay single and they can't keep a guy around.
We flipped it.
It used to be a woman who was supposed to serve a man.
Now it's guys need to serve women.
And quite frankly, a lot of guys are not going to sign up for that because why the hell do I got to go out there, make all this money, get the status, become charming, charismatic, all this other shit.
And then I'm going to get a girl that's going to sit there and not provide anything back in return.
And then on top of that, demand the most.
It's not a fair trade for guys.
And this is why so many men are not getting married.
So many guys are not getting into long-term relationships.
They'd rather go to other countries, maybe Colombia or Asia, to find a woman that's going to be more submissive and actually control.
And then they get bamboozled too.
No difference.
I'm so black pilled.
But the reality is that modern women in America, Western women, are demanding too much and not giving much in return.
And I'm going to be one of the first people to say it.
So I get censored all the time.
Most modern women are fucking useless.
They don't provide any value back in return.
This is why guys are not taking women.
Just modern women are lazy.
That's the biggest.
You know what?
I think I would take a whore that works hard over a lazy, unhelpful.
That's my number one trait I look for in my brother's girlfriends.
That's why I love one of my brothers is married and I love his wife because she's just, she's a hard worker.
She's not, I cannot stand lazy women.
I can't.
I can't stand lazy men either.
But like, when people are doing stuff and you're not asking to help them, like, who raised you?
Who?
Seriously and dating them or marrying them.
Because if a guy does see the value, he is going to commit to the girl.
And the problem is that most girls are not worthy of being committed to in Western society because they have this poisonous mindset where it's, I need the guy to provide all the value and I'm going to choose when I want to provide value.
And that's simply not going to work.
Do you think that's maybe one of some of the issues with a lot of these famous guys going through with their situations like Shannon Sharp or Tyler Perry and all these other DDG?
Do you think that possibly men sipping on women too early could be the cause of that?
Well, I mean, in their cases, those are two different scenarios.
With Shannon Sharp, he got with OnlyFans girl.
That's cooked.
You know what I mean?
Any girl that's a sex worker is not worthy of a relationship whatsoever.
Well, I don't think he was just having sex.
Selling her body on the internet, she's never, you can never take her seriously.
And then as far as the Halle girl with DDG, this is why I tell guys never date entertainers that are women.
Women that are entertainers, social media influencers, whatever it may be, they're never going to be good girlfriends because the nature of their work naturally puts them in precarious situations for the relationship.
They have to network with other men.
They need to try to go up the total pole dealing with other men.
Like, this is all not good for you.
And then the most important reason why is because.
It's okay.
I understand.
When women have status, they become terrible people.
I'll explain what I mean.
That's true.
Oh, my.
What do you mean by this?
If you're a man and you meet your high school sweetheart and you become famous and you make money and you get some status, more than likely, you're going to bring that woman with you.
Now, are you going to go and fuck some other bitches on the side?
Sure.
Right.
But the girl that was with you there from the beginning, you're more than likely going to keep her with you, right?
This is how men are.
We're like naturally loyal like that, right?
Now, the problem with women is that they conflate our loyalty as.
So, are you saying you're evil sometimes?
Look, I'm not here to virtue signal.
You know what I mean?
Sometimes, yeah.
At times.
There's a lot of better people.
Like, don't their loyalty.
So they think, oh, you can't fuck no other bitches.
No, my loyalty is me sticking by you and providing for you and wanting to die for you.
Your loyalty is not fucking other people because we bring different things to the table.
So when a man gains status and income and goes up the ranks, the woman benefits alongside him.
Women are not like that.
When they become famous and they get money, if you're not rising with them or doing better, they're going to leave you.
So this is why I tell guys never.
Oh, look, there you go.
Yeah, see, there you go.
That's modern feminism for y'all.
Yeah.
So, so that's what it is, man.
Like, I lost my train of thought there.
I know, right?
I thought somebody hit my car or something.
What did she do?
They're black women too.
That makes it even funnier.
That's, bro, I can't.
Yo, I hate being right all the time.
I'm your role model, David.
Oh, my God.
That's sad.
Please go find a man.
Please.
I'm not even trying to be me.
I'm not trying to put myself down, but I don't know why you would have a woman be your role model.
Like, we talk so much on this channel about the nature of women.
Come on.
Yeah, please.
But yeah, she just stopped in the street and started twerking, bro.
And it's like, what happened to Simp two hours ago?
Oh, bro.
You talk about black women.
Bro, they confirm the stereotypes.
Hey, man, we appreciate you, man.
Thank you.
Yeah.
So, oh shit, here we go.
Here we go.
All I want to know is who's trying to be slick?
Oh, all right.
Yeah.
Wow.
Confirming the stereotypes.
They're chipping out, man.
It's crazy.
Hey, you want to say something?
Go ahead.
Let's let her talk.
Let her say what she wants to say.
Bro, I hate being right all the time.
I'm vindicated.
She's a little junk, you know?
She's not like this.
I don't do this.
I vindicated.
I'm vindicated, bro.
Yo, yo, did it.
Did some nigga not come here like an hour and a half ago talking about black women.
I moved.
Sipping it.
Hold on, bro, hold on.
I moved from London to this not happen like literally two hours ago sipping and then what happens?
The stereotype gets confirmed immediately.
I hate being right all the fucking time, bro.
What do you say?
Yeah, black women, whatever, man.
All right, go ahead.
What's up?
I moved from London two days ago.
Okay.
Yeah.
So I'm living in Miami.
This is my second night in Miami.
And I love it.
And I'm a total Brit from London.
And I love it so much.
But they say one thing in London.
A lyric Punescale must weigh a ton because this is a fact and no fiction.
Yeah, another drink to you.
Wow.
Bro, I don't know what the hell just happened.
I don't know either.
He must be drinking.
Yeah, who's up next?
Hey, what's up?
Talk.
Yeah.
What's going on, Marius?
Yo, I've been watching you for a few years now.
Hey, what's up, man?
No, I took a lot of, I would say, like your understanding with women.
Yeah, I have a podcast myself.
I just started.
And yeah, yeah, yeah, but yeah, basically, I'm just, I'm coming on here just to ask a few voice.
Ask a few questions in regards to like starting a podcast and that involvement.
I also do have my own co-host myself, right?
I hate it when people come on my show and push their stuff.
Like, I don't mind a quick, this is my channel at the end, but if you're gonna like pitch me something, like, dear God, it better be such an amazing product that I am.
Yeah, okay.
I kind of lost my voice as well, so it's kind of hard to hear me, but I'm just trying to ask for.
I'm gonna skip this guy.
I won't lie to you.
Advice for podcasts and streamers.
I don't care.
Okay, so we'll be down on the audio for a second.
Fixing the audio, let me go for it.
Educated or informed about certain things.
Like, what do you mean by submissive?
Because I can also see scenarios where a man abuses a woman, right?
And the women, should that woman be submissive?
Well, that's where we got to.
I'm so tired of hearing about like we're obviously not talking about abuse.
Nobody wants a girl to get her ass beat and then stay with the guy.
But women are the ones who want to do that, to be honest.
It's not men that want women to stay with abusive men.
It's women.
You see, this is the thing.
Your question in itself is the problem, right?
Because your premise is: should they be submissive to a loser?
That shouldn't even be a question because they should have the ability to pick the right guy, right?
Like, that shouldn't even be a question where they're there with a guy that is hitting them or doing some bullshit or isn't a provider.
That's a population of 300 million people.
There's going to be a lot of people that are going to make bad choices.
Like, that happens every day.
That happens with everyone.
Yeah, but women are adults.
They're, you know, consenting, lucid individuals.
Like, they should have the wherewithal to understand, okay, this guy is worthy of someone that I'm going to follow or not.
So they should be able to identify.
Yeah, Myron.
Like, women can identify that.
Well, yeah, women pick criminals and can identify who, come on, should be able to, should.
I wish women weren't retarded.
I can't say that on YouTube.
I wish women are wonderful and amazing and awesome.
All right.
That's a guy that's going to be a competent partner.
That is a smart dude, educated, but he's still, even as a smart person educated, you can make bad decisions.
So shouldn't the women have a backbone and say, hey, that's not the right choice?
Let's think about this.
And let's go even further.
Like, if you think about business, for example, nowadays, the best corporations are very, they want different ideas, right?
And that includes having women in the workforce.
So by you silencing the women and by them being submissive, aren't you, I guess, making that couple less than optimal?
I'm not saying that her suggest, like, she can't suggest anything or be involved in the decision-making process, but what I am saying is that the guy's got to be the final decision maker and the head of the also, guys, if you want to send a super chat, it's the last day of the month.
So, you know, I'm just, I'm just saying I'm going to go for the, I'm going to go for the sale.
I do get paid a month after this.
So for this month, you know, you guys get paid every two weeks.
YouTubers get paid on the 21st of next month.
So any super chat you send today, I do get next month.
So, you know, feel free.
Household.
That's what I'm saying.
I will read it.
Obviously, her opinion can go into things when they're making the, when he's making a decision, he'll take her input, right?
Because that's just like common sense and good diplomacy.
But in general, the man needs to be the decider and the final word.
But the problem is that it's always the woman that's the final word.
Or guys say stupid shit like, happy wife, happy life, or let me run.
Do you agree, Pearl Reed?
Do you agree with that about dating content creators?
Okay, pros and cons of dating content creators.
I am not here to dispute about dating content creators and YouTubers and yada yada yada.
But there are pros and cons.
Now, the pro is that you do have a highly flexible schedule.
If I want to go spend a week anywhere, I can take the time off work.
Which is kind of nice in the early stages because I understand like women, how do I put this?
Like women, yeah, you want your girl to not work, but how soon are you going to offer that to her?
Don't you want to get to know her for six months to a year?
So that's a nice thing.
You're not like clocked into an actual schedule.
The downside, what Myron said is absolutely true.
A lot of YouTubers, especially women, do hook up with a lot of people in the industry.
So it isn't like precarious, like you are putting yourself in certain situations.
Now, the downside about dating a girl with no social media is that if all women, I think, on some level kind of want to be famous.
And so if a woman, if she isn't famous, do you know what she could get famous doing?
Tarnishing your reputation, you know, especially for some of these high-level guys.
The other issue too is YouTubers and stuff can weaponize their audience against you.
So you saw Lauren Southern like make a video about her ex-boyfriend and like being or her ex-husband being abusive and da-da-da-da-da.
So there's pro you can ask me more specific questions, but he's absolutely right that like on some level, all of us doing this like fame to some extent.
Like we have to like the spotlight to some, you know, I love entertaining people.
Like I love telling story.
And I know that's not like a traditionally, you know, some characteristics about yourself.
It's just, I've been that way since I was young.
I always liked singing.
I always liked sports.
Like I always liked like putting on like entertainment.
So I could see how that may be annoying to a guy.
Like, you know, if I tweet something.
But the other difference too, you have to be like, there's a difference between like YouTubers and TikTokers.
And I've been in both, so I could tell you, like, the worst type of girl to date in entertainment, because there's better and worse.
And I will tell you the absolute worst, is TikTokers.
And the reason is if they're like have a public brand, unless it benefits you in some way, your personal life is going to be part of a public brand.
Like I really like that I can go somewhere and I like the level.
I actually like this level of fame because I'll tell you, I'm going to tangent a little bit.
When I was super well known, it was really cool and I thought it was awesome until, you know, I go to a gym and some girl is nagging me on TikTok about not squatting correctly.
Do you know what I mean?
Like once it got to a certain point, I was kind of glad my faith, I'm kind of trying, it died down a bit for a while because it was just a little bit too, the scrutiny was a little hard for me.
But now I just, I like this like chill.
I'm not arguing every day.
You know, I just, I like the transition a little bit where it's, I do more consistent stuff instead of the super viral.
Don't know.
Love it or hate it.
I'm just, I'm giving you the pros and cons.
Vloggers, I um, unless it's like David Dobrik, not David Dobrook, bad example, like Mr. Beast type vlogs, I think would be fine.
Um, unfortunately, a lot of um people are gonna have to have to have digital presence in the future.
I don't, I think it's gonna be tough to date girls without followings at some point, or at least small ones.
Um, yeah, if you guys have questions, put them in the chat.
I could tell you pros and cons.
Um, excellent take on female nature.
Thank you, thank you.
Um, okay, it's by my wife.
That's ridiculous to me.
Any guy that sits there and needs to consult with his wife, I was with you.
Uh, I was with you, I think, for the most part of what you said, but then you're saying, Let me run this by my wife.
What's wrong with what's wrong with that?
If you're a team, right?
And let's have kids.
Like, I know she likes me, but she blocked me and deactivated her own Insta account.
I do not need dating advice.
Do I contact her again?
No.
Why would you okay?
Do you want my advice?
You're asking the question.
Did you want me to answer?
Or, like, you know, you should be consulting with your partner, right?
There's some times where you're going to need to make executive decisions as the man, and you're not going to want your input with your woman, or you need to do what you need to do.
I think that happens in both cases.
No, she cannot make executive decisions without your authority.
That's the problem.
Why is that?
Because why is that?
Why do men rationalize not having authority?
Okay.
In every successful business, every country, et cetera, there's always going to be an official decision maker, whether it's the present United States, the CEO of a building, a company, et cetera.
They make the final decisions.
There's times where there's going to be executive decisions made without her knowing or her being involved or whatever.
And that's how it needs to be.
And the man needs to be the one that's always making that decision, not her.
This concept of egalitarianism and we're a team, that's bullshit feminist propaganda.
There is no guy.
Let me explain.
You're only a team as long as you are the coach.
As soon as you no longer are the coach and you become a player, she doesn't want to play with you anymore.
So I think it's very important that men understand that women deal with men from an opportunistic standpoint and they deal with men from an extractionary extraction of value standpoint.
Women don't want equals, despite the fact that they say that.
They want a superior.
So if I come into a relationship being the superior and then I tell her, oh, you could go ahead and make decisions alongside me.
We're equal.
I've basically denigrated myself to her level.
And that's not what she signed up for.
Now, women will sit there and say, I want an equal, but that's not true.
They want a guy that's going to be decisive and in charge.
Now, are there situations where you might want her input?
Sure.
But as the man, you reserve the right to make executive decisions without her permission, without her being involved.
Anytime I meet a guy and he tells me, I got to run it by my wife, nine out of ten times, that woman runs the relationship and he's a pussy.
And that's a problem.
By the way, again, you're like generalizing.
Again, I'm sort of directionally in your camp, but it's just the way that you generalize things.
It just doesn't sound, it just doesn't sound right.
I mean, there's certain scenarios where you can make that executive decision.
I understand.
But I think for most important life-changing decisions, you need to consult with your spouse or with your significant other.
Why?
For what?
If you're going to do what you're going to do anyway.
What I'm saying is that that's a privilege, not a right.
So when you consult with her, that's a privilege you're affording her, but it is not a right.
Exactly.
All right.
Thanks for your time.
And here, look, I get it.
You want to be politically correct?
I don't want to use you as an example.
I don't believe in political, correct.
I mean, because you're taking a point of contention with the way I'm conveying the information.
I think that's precisely the problem.
No, no, no, no.
We need to go back.
Hold on.
I think I'll get what I'm going to say here.
In corporate America, in corporate America, the executive, the CEO cannot just make decisions by themselves.
I mean, he can.
He has to be likely, but he needs to consult with his advisors otherwise because he doesn't always have the right view.
Chamboarded this guy.
Oh, the show gets heated.
All right, let me go a little further.
I think you have good ideas, and I'll repeat.
Yeah, okay.
I don't.
Three main reasons why women should be in the kitchen.
Okay, let's watch.
I don't know if they can hear me, though.
They can hear me?
Jack, you guys hear me?
All right.
Okay, so his question was: I'll speak louder so everybody can hear me.
His question was: what are the three main reasons women should be in the kitchen, right?
That's the question.
Yeah.
Well, number one, it's more of a euphemism to describe that feminism is a problem, right?
So, so, well, what feminism has done is it's blurred the lines between what men are supposed to do versus what women are supposed to do.
And what's happened is it's confused both genders.
And when both genders are confused, doing the other gender's job, what ends up happening is nobody's happy.
The women are behaving like men and they complain that they can't find men.
And then the men are behaving like women and they can't find women.
So, whenever you blur the lines between gender roles, everybody loses because no one's able to really get what they want out of the opposite gender because the roles aren't defined.
And this is a byproduct of feminine, most importantly, made it as if men and women are equal.
See again, as much as this is hilarious, I do like this content.
Should is just a wish list.
Women are not going to be in the kitchen, so learn to cook, fellas.
Learn to cook because women aren't going to do it.
Yeah, learn to cook.
Uber eats, I would just adapt so you can get laid.
You know what I mean?
farewell this guy's on the stream at one of your points you only didn't say the rest of the two of I don't want to hear him debate, guys.
I want to hear one more debate here: men should prioritize their careers.
Advice for men in their 20s, chats.
And I don't want to hear about Iran.
Here we go.
Easy to do.
You know, just with him distributing drugs alone, they got him on that.
Yeah, go ahead.
What's up?
There was one guy arguing earlier about how there's a minority of women where it's actually in their best interest to work because they're good at their jobs to make money.
But I would argue that that might be the case until maybe they're 30, 35, and they start to realize they don't have a family.
They don't have a husband or kids because they focus so much on their careers.
What would you think about that?
That's true, man.
I can't, like, you know, a lot of times women will, you know, enter the professional world.
They'll get into their late 20s or 30s or into their 30s.
They have a kid and then they immediately start coming back hours and they start focusing on the family.
Happens all the time in the professional world.
No, so it does not happen.
Women are putting their kids in daycare.
Daycare is a billion-dollar industry.
You know what I mean?
Like, that's not true.
Daycare is up.
Nannies are up.
Women are not cutting back on anything.
You know, look, I'm not opposed to women entering the workforce, so to speak, because I get that, like, you know, you got to make a in this hyper-inflation, uh, inflation world.
But my problem is that women prioritize career to the detriment of the family.
And on top of that, they don't feel as though they need to do anything to serve a man.
They think that their career and their credentials is what we're interested in.
Reality is like, no.
Right.
I think most men, being honest here, most guys would prefer a 21-year-old girl that wants to be a wife that isn't a whore that isn't the most intelligent cut.
Cut.
You know, like with a broke girl that's 21 that's young and has a good mindset over the girl that's at 30 years old that makes 500k per year.
And this is what women need to understand: is that like, yeah, men don't care about money.
They don't.
The only reason they care about money is to alleviate risk.
I have heard of high-income men only dating women with money.
It's a very select group, but it's only because they want to, they don't want to date women that have nothing to lose.
That's that's kind of, yeah.
Their capacity to earn money doesn't matter.
You have something you want to say?
See, that's the thing, right?
She had two words.
Yeah.
Like, it's funny.
Feminists come and then say their stupid shit, and then they can't make their points.
Prove the whole point.
You know what I mean?
It's like they'll just come in and say, ah, that misagidas.
It's like, no, it's being a realist.
There was one more thing.
There was another argument.
Pearl, stop the nonsense.
It's like 15, 20% of women are housewives.
I mean, Google.
Daycare, billion-dollar industry.
Unfortunately, it's just going to go up.
This is where it's going.
Someone made, they said that they shouldn't have the right to tell their girlfriend what to do.
But I would also argue: if you have to put your life on the line to defend her, shouldn't you be able to say, don't alle?
Absolutely.
I gave that example earlier with the Secret Service and Trump.
Right.
His audio keeps cutting.
It's without contributing.
And that's the problem.
And I'm here to tell all the guys: bro, if your girl doesn't obey you, if she doesn't listen to what she's supposed to do, she dresses when you tell her not to, she wants to entertain other men, break up with her immediately.
At the same time, what's that?
They're useless to society.
Completely.
Lesbians engage in society, if we're going to be honest.
I will say, though, when you say they should be in the kitchen, you mean they should be cooking us food, right?
And making sandwiches.
So here's the thing, though.
Out of my three relationships, two of them, they were super awesome, but their food was horrible.
Like, I'm sorry, like, I just cooked better, so I ended up making the food, and then like they would clean and stuff.
But I think the problem is that their mother passed that down the way that we otherwise have all the other girls.
They teach them or put them in a cooking school.
There's cooking schools all over girls.
Instead of college, maybe?
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah.
It'd be cheaper, too.
Yep.
And then they'll become sluts.
Because a lot of girls, let's be honest, a lot of girls go to college, spend that four years.
Thanks for the super chat, King.
What a nice guy.
King Corey.
This is a way to just become whores.
Yeah.
You join a sorority party, do Keggers, you know, sit there and say, I'm pursuing my career or I'm trying to get a degree.
Learn how to roll dough before you learn how to be a hoe, maybe.
Yeah, bro.
Like, I tell guys all the time: if your girl is like in a sorority or some shit, man.
Yeah.
No, I'm trying that.
That's no good.
That's no good.
I know.
Did I?
All right, bro.
Anytime, man.
Cool.
All right, guys.
I think I'm going to cut this one today.
But tomorrow, I do want to, I think I might react to Candace Owens's tomorrow.
I don't know.
This one was a little like dry for me.
There might be a thought talking about only women can be whores.
Thoughts on women who were.
Put in the comments.
Consume me to react to the rest of this tomorrow or Candace Owens' debate on Jubilee.
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