She Dated DRAKE?! Gold Digger?! $5,000,000/Year To Date Her?! Prison Dating?! | Dating Talk #259

Date: 2025-09-08

Duration: 8h 18m

Guests

Brian Atlas

CChloe (Mercedes)>

KKylie (Gap Year)>

BBailey (Drake)>

EErica (Oregon)>

Identified Speakers

SPEAKER_03Erica (Oregon)(guest)

SPEAKER_04Alex (TTI)(guest)

SPEAKER_05Arada(guest)

SPEAKER_06Kylie (Gap Year)(guest)

SPEAKER_07Brian Atlas(host)

SPEAKER_09Chloe (Mercedes)(guest)

SPEAKER_11Gati(guest)

SPEAKER_12Bailey (Drake)(guest)

SPEAKER_14Queen D(guest)

Key Moments

IntroAll guests introduced. Bailey claims Drake twin flame.

Key MomentBailey: identified Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt reincarnations who wanted to date her

Key MomentChloe: ~70-100 sugar daddies, $300K total. 75yo sponsor paid $80-85K.

QuoteBrian calls Chloe 'basically a prostitute'

ControversyArada demands $5M/yr minimum and 6'2" minimum height

Key MomentWrestling match challenge: Arada vs producer Nick after she claims women as strong as men

Topics Discussed

Guest Introductions

Including Bailey who claims Drake is her twin flame and identifies reincarnated presidents.

Sugar Dating Deep Dive

Chloe's 70-100 arrangements, $300K total, 75yo sponsor.

Self-Ratings and AI Photos

Ratings, aging photos, gender swap.

Income/Height Requirements

Arada wants $5M/yr and 6'2". Bailey wants $1M.

Bear vs Man

Most choose bear. Brian draws racism parallel.

Body Count Round

Chloe 50+. Gati ~40. Arada 13. Erica 7.

Transcript

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Aradaand lie and that's why you really have to vet out these options before you let them into, you know, into your home, into your pants, into your heart. Like we we have to vet these people out way in advance before giving them the

Brian Atlasopportunity and the honor of being our lifelong partner. >> You mentioned being like real and genuine though. Uh, I guess my objection

Brian Atlasto this is wouldn't you agree that your appearance is not particularly real and genuine? >> What do you mean? Like am I

Brian Atlas>> like on your Instagram? You wear full face of makeup on the regular. Um, you're wearing fake contact lenses. You're changing your eye color. You're being a little deceptive about your

Queen Dappearance. I mean, I have gone on dates without makeup or anything on. >> Have you? I have. >> You You Okay.

Brian Atlas>> I've shown up without like anything on. >> We We looked at your We We don't have the photos to show the audience, but we looked at your your Hinge profile before. Not one of the photos that you posted on your Hinge profile was you

Brian Atlaswithout makeup. I don't know. It seems like women complain a lot about not finding like real genuine men, but like your entire appearance is fake.

Queen D>> I mean, look for any like actual date. >> I actually like try to FaceTime them and usually I'm not wearing makeup when I'm FaceTiming them. >> They see me without makeup.

Brian Atlas>> I think I maybe got a text before my first date with my now husband. >> A text. just me men are men are very like physically visually driven and so women know this. That's why a lot of

Brian Atlaswomen wear makeup. >> You you're obviously trying to make yourself look more attractive than you actually are. If makeup didn't make you look better, you wouldn't wear it.

Brian Atlas>> So, it is this sort of deception. I've always tried to think of a I don't know if what would be the right explanation of this, but imagine if there was like

Brian Atlasthese little teeny micro robots. This would be some futuristic thing that can literally change the visage of your face like and it's this this mask basically that you put on that looks real like it you can't tell that the person's wearing

Brian Atlasit >> and it just totally changes your entire face. Little tiny robots. Okay. uh they'll they'll change up your jawline, they'll they'll change your nose, they'll they'll change everything to you basically look like a completely

Brian Atlasdifferent person. My question to you women is would you feel tricked if a guy employed this like future techn technology and he looked

Brian Atlasnot like he was really ugly but he was using this thing this future technology that totally changed his face. Would you guys feel tricked? >> Absolutely. Of course, it's deception at its finest.

Alex (TTI)You're lying. >> That's makeup. >> Yeah, you're lying. But is it because you can't recognize that they're like wearing the M? I mean, like, you know, if I could be like, "Oh, like there's an outline of a mask on them." Then, >> well, yes, obviously the hypothetical

Brian Atlasscenario with like this future micro micro robot technology is is something different. That's something else. But the effect is perhaps not to the same magnitude or scale, but it is still like

Alex (TTI)you're changing how you look. You you look more attractive than you otherwise do >> and it is a deception. I think it's a fraud. >> But like do you look more attractive though with makeup? Some people are so

Alex (TTI)good at makeup. It's literally like they completely change their identity. >> Like speaking from experience, if I put a full beat on, I look like a different I mean I look older but I look like a different person. I don't look like me, but I wouldn't say that I'm like less attractive.

Alex (TTI)>> Resources fake up >> in the Discord. Resources fake up in the Discord. >> I'm excited to see that. >> Pull that [ __ ] up. >> Yes. >> Pull up next. How they do makeup.

Brian Atlas>> Uh just honestly, dude, scroll to the very top. We'll just go we'll go through it all. Fake up. >> Maybe not all of it, but just go to the very top. >> Yeah, fake up. Just click that first

Brian Atlasone. Uh, full screen it. Oh. >> All right, then. Just skip to the skip to 50 seconds. Skip to 50 seconds. >> Oh. Oh, wow. Oh, it's pretty. Oh, what? >> Okay, next. We're going to rapid fire these. Okay, Nick.

Brian Atlas>> Oh my gosh. >> Uh, full screen it first. Okay, this is just the eye. Uh, >> oh my gosh.

Brian Atlas>> I'm going to be fair. She's still attractive on the right eye. She She did something. I >> X out. >> Whole different shape.

Brian Atlas>> Uh, okay. Let's do here. Let's do uh scroll down. Oh, let's do the face tattoo one right there. Full screen. >> Full screen.

Erica (Oregon)>> Uh, I think you can't. Yeah, we'll just It's fine. >> What the [ __ ] >> I'm scared. >> Just skip ahead. Just skip ahead. >> I'm scared. >> How many times does her teeth fall?

Brian Atlas>> Okay. No, not honestly. That's not uh the the two Asian girls right there. Full screen it. >> Whoa, >> bro. That's those are that level of

Brian Atlasmakeup. >> That's catfish. From up close, though. It might not look good up close. >> That's a catfish. >> I'm sorry. Those are different. They have fully transformed. >> That's a major transformation. I would

Brian Atlasnot be able to tell >> either of those girls. I would not be able to. >> Oh, I'm so sorry. It's okay. Exile that. >> I We're not going to do too many. Um [ __ ] Scroll. >> That's crazy.

Brian Atlas>> Scroll. Scroll. Scroll. >> Uh specific down. Keep going down. Keep going down. >> Uh keep going. Keep going. This one. This one right there. The >> huge difference. Next.

Alex (TTI)>> Oh my god. >> Huge difference. Oh. >> Uh, the the next one. >> They're still all pretty without makeup, though. >> Well, hold on. I don't know. Like,

Alex (TTI)that's like a random clip of her. Like, she wasn't even ready for that part. >> Scroll down. >> Let's do that. Click on this. The Asian girl right there. >> Oh my gosh. I actually know her. >> Yeah.

Alex (TTI)>> Big difference. X out of that. >> X out of that. And that's it. That's fine. Whatever. I don't know. Makeup's fraud, I guess. that they look different, but I think that's the thing. It's like it's just different. I don't know that it's objectively like better

Alex (TTI)though. >> Most guys don't like girls. >> That's like that's a pretty good point is like a lot of men like I mean like don't like women when they wear makeup anyway. So,

Erica (Oregon)>> but it's becoming like a false identity that you're using to like date people makeup, then maybe I should just start assuming that you look different. >> Yeah. >> Uh yeah, probably. Honestly, men should just assume that all women wearing

Alex (TTI)makeup are fake and probably not who they're representing themselves to be. >> I don't think that that's a fair assumption either. I think that maybe just assume that the person who's wearing makeup doesn't look the same when they take their makeup off. >> It's still deception. That's what it is. And you should avoid deception. Yeah,

Bailey (Drake)that's not fair to you. >> Some guys like it better without which a every guy that I've talked to, they told me that they liked me better without it, but I don't wear it for them. I wear it for me. >> Uh >> I just I don't waste my time if it's for me. I'm not going to stand in front of a

Brian Atlasmirror for hours. >> Afraid of like your I think your Instagram bio says that you're a lover of Christ. Yeah, of course I am. >> Are you going to pull up my Instagram? >> Should we?

Arada>> We should. >> Guys, I'm not going to pull it up, but she's got some she's got some not very Orthodox Christian. >> We're talking about her bikini photos. They're just photos, which is literally

Aradaunderwear. >> You got side boob. You got >> um Yeah. Yeah. Every time. bottom boob >> or like a pool >> is bottom >> like just because you wear a swimsuit to the beach but you're not you can't be

AradaCatholic like I'm not wearing I'm also wearing a skirt too it'll be a bikini top and then a skirt or like a bikini top and shorts like a lot of people post like just their bikinis and like their bottoms like and I think it's normal

Aradait's normalized in today's culture but you know the type of attention that you're trying to get and that doesn't that's not very orthodox Christian of you have to admit >> m >> yeah it's not Very

Bailey (Drake)>> okay. Well, I do it for myself. >> Not for your religion, obviously. >> Whoever Well, it doesn't say in the Bible not to wear a two-piece to the beach >> and not and that it's a sin. But if you think that, you can think that. But

Alex (TTI)>> yeah, but posting the thirst trap correspondingly. >> I mean, the beach and posting photos automatically make it a detention doing pathetic.

Brian Atlas>> Look, if you're just like a agnostic or atheist woman, like whatever. But if you're claiming to be a Christian, there is some >> like if that's your worldview, that's your belief system.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. It is kind of like there is a component of Christianity that demands modesty. >> Mhm. >> Although that's weird. >> But I I >> it would be like for example, I don't have a problem with people who eat meat,

Brian Atlasbut if you tell me you're a vegan >> and then I see you eating a steak, I'm like, why the [ __ ] are you eating a steak? I don't have a problem with people eating meat, but if you claim I believe this

Bailey (Drake)>> judgment and criticism, you personally think that it goes against God and what Christ would want, but that's not a truth. That's just what you believe. >> Theological goes against faith, it goes against the church.

Alex (TTI)>> Interprets the Bible differently. And I don't mean like inherently like they literally do like a lot. Even if I don't objectively true though >> that's true,

AradaI guess. I generally don't think wearing a bikini means that you're against like >> Christ. Like that doesn't mean I'm not a Christian. If I'm wearing a bikini, I post a photo in a bikini. >> No, but I believe my personal relationship with God is more important.

Arada>> She's at the beach. >> That's not the doctrine of the Orthodox. >> And I and I do and I literally I do follow my faith and I do try my best to follow my faith, but I feel like it doesn't like me posting a like a bikini picture like not even like bottom two

Brian Atlasbikini top. I don't care if you post a bikini picture, but if you're Ethiopian Orthodox Christian, that's definitely against Orthodox Christianity to be [ __ ] posting thirst traps on Instagram.

Brian Atlas>> That's false. Like, it's false. >> It is a thirst trap. It's half naked photos. >> Then why isn't it private? >> For the sake of time, got to move it on for the sake of time. You said some white dude you went on a date with tried

Aradato get you into slave master roleplay. >> Yeah, that's Oh my gosh. That was it was over. No, it was >> You seem like the type who would do that [ __ ] >> I don't think you could waterboard that out of me. That's crazy. >> Behind closed doors, this girl does some

Brian Atlascrazy [ __ ] >> No, I do. Oh my god. Okay, that like >> Anyways, that's cool. Thank you for sharing. Dating should be 100% effort from the man and zero zero effort from the woman until marriage. >> Wow.

Arada>> Okay. Wait, let me disagree. >> Maybe 9010 before marriage. >> No, >> before marriage. >> Yeah. zero in zero effort

Arada>> as in like the man is the provider. He provides most of the things. >> I don't see what man benefits from that at all. >> So that's what I mean. >> You also wrote don't stop your man from finding your soulmate. >> Yeah. >> Say it.

Arada>> Yeah. Say it in your own words. Say it again. Don't stop a man from finding your soulmate. Genuinely, you shouldn't stop because there I feel like there's so many people out there. Like, if your man is stopping you from finding your

Aradatrue soulmate, then >> honestly, leave him. >> Yeah. I hope every guy that ever tries to see you sees this and runs runs far, runs wide. >> In your own words, can you say the thing

Aradaabout the 100 effort, zero effort thing? >> Okay, let's rephrase. 9010m, it's not any better. >> What you wrote here? What you wrote here? >> Okay, I believe

Arada>> dating should be what? Dating should be 100% effort from the man and 0% from the woman before marriage. >> 0% effort from the woman. >> Changing it now. 9010.

Brian Atlas>> Oh my gosh. Okay. >> You said your man your man has to wear a suit. Your man has to wear a suit every day. >> Yes. And I would if he wears shorts. I'm

Aradaending it. >> What the heck is wrong with if you're >> I feel like he can't ever go swimming. He has to go swimming in jeans. >> A trunk. That's fine. If you're with her, she can't swim in a bikini and

Arada>> I can't wear Why are you posting like showing your >> buttocks like that as a man? >> A self-respected man isn't going and posting his bulge on Instagram.

Alex (TTI)>> But if he posted himself like topless when like swimming

Brian Atlasis inappropriate for a man to tell his girlfriend to like maybe he doesn't like what she's wearing? No, I don't think >> Is it appropriate for a man to say

Kylie (Gap Year)uh or is it inappropriate for a man to say wear something else? Don't wear something so revealing. Kylie, what do you think? >> Um it depends what's so inappropriate

Kylie (Gap Year)about it. Cuz my ex would not >> fix the mic. >> Sorry. Um I mean sometimes I think it's stupid. Like my ex would not allow me to go in shorts, boots, and a white uh wife beater.

Kylie (Gap Year)>> Mhm. It was during summer. It was July. That's nothing. There's nothing inappropriate about >> Is it controlling for a guy to be like, "I don't want you dressing revealing." Is it controlling? Show of hands. Just show of hands from the panel. >> No. >> Show of hands is

Brian Atlas>> my hand as low as it can go. >> Why? Why don't any of you object to her saying her man has to wear a suit? >> That's professional. >> He's got to cover up. >> I'm not going to lie.

Brian Atlas>> I don't want him I don't want him like showing off his goods to everyone else. genuine >> and you can >> that's how I be feeling when I hit critical. >> Okay, we're gonna blast through this.

Brian AtlasWe're going to blast through this so I can get people I can hopefully get this wrapped up soon. Here's what we're going to do, guys. Uh did I say that the TTS was dropped? >> Yeah, to 100, I think. >> No, I think I didn't I say 69. >> 100. Okay.

Brian Atlas>> Did I say it? Maybe I said >> Oh, I didn't say it. The TTS, guys. TTS is 69. Get it in. >> All right. Uh Joe Murphy. Who here on the panel knows about the history of feminism? Phase one, phase two, phase

Brian Atlasthree. Ladies, please define your definition. Uh well, does anybody know the phases of feminism? >> No. Here, really quick, show of hands. Who here is a feminist?

Alex (TTI)>> Raise it high, Kylie. Proud. Be be a proud feminist. Raise your hand. >> I don't really know the definition of feminism. >> So, are you a feminist? >> I don't know. You're you're a feminist >> by my but why my understanding of it.

Brian AtlasYes. >> Anybody else a feminist? Afraid of >> stop. >> You know my name. >> Afraid of >> That's not nice. >> It's like some Austin Powers joke there. What's a uh to you then since you're only the person only person who

Alex (TTI)responded? Uh what is your definition of feminism? Um, I think just like equality, like I mean like literally simplistically having the same like

Alex (TTI)rights and opportunities as men and like literally just meaning like we have the ability to do and engage in the same things that men can. Um, you know, with equal like consequences like I don't know if I want to go work in the mine

Alex (TTI)then like that's acknowledging I'm subjecting myself to working in a mine but having the opportunity to. You know what I mean? just in general >> you want to have the opportunity to but

SPEAKER_00also don't want to do the thing that would make men and women equal but okay we have some more chats coming >> kind of what you said >> Joshua donated 100 >> I'll die in a mine if I work in a mine >> I've been watching the show for a while

SPEAKER_00now >> was on the show first time commenting >> to Bailey the original career for women was not prostitution it was motherhood >> big >> it's not a I mean yeah It's you should

Bailey (Drake)offer more, but that's not an actual job. Just leave it >> mothers should offer more. They should become >> like we're talking about like a actual building with actual like management. But you're right on the boat. You're right on the boat. That was actually

SPEAKER_00true. I didn't even think of that. But yeah, like actual >> pasty George $100. That's >> not the version. Women who wear makeup that drastically changes their looks have insecurity issues and have

Aradadifficulty accepting themselves for who they are, including their natural looks. >> Not true. I like to have fun with my makeup. >> Me, too. >> I think it depends. >> I just don't think you can convince me to sit in front of my mirror for 3 hours

SPEAKER_00just so I can look nice going out into public. [ __ ] >> When I started wearing makeup, it was out of insecurity. I think it transitioned into more of a like >> a real woman donated $69.

SPEAKER_00I glue caterpillars to my eyes, shave my eyebrows off to draw them on, inject my face so I don't have wrinkles, fill my lips so I look like a sucker fish because I want people to love me for who

Brian AtlasI am. >> And she looks And she looks flat as hell, too. >> A real woman. Well put. Well put. Thank you for that. We have Joe Murphy coming in again. Brian, we have Russian Orthodox chocolates for you. Sounds

Brian Atlastasty. We can send you chocolates for each postmodern feminist on your panel. >> Oh. >> Uh, I want one of those chocolates. I would love some chocolate. Have one. >> No, I think he he's just sending me the chocolates.

SPEAKER_00>> I don't think he wants >> Joe Murphy is not sending you guys any chocolates. >> You deserve all the goods. You put up with us so much. >> Pretty much. >> Vector donated $70. >> Yo, Vector >> J case study for why no one should do drugs.

Bailey (Drake)>> Well, they should. I'm glad my Christian denomination doesn't approve in our core beliefs. >> So, they're actually living in reality. >> Another David correct. >> You need to go through another ego death. >> No, I already went I went through more than you. I've done I've been through

Bailey (Drake)more ego deaths than you in this life. I already know and everybody here. But it's fine. I don't care about I don't care too much about that. >> They did Caresh dirty though. They did >> I was going to say Wake's a little crazy.

Brian Atlas>> They they did him dirty. you know, whatever you Anyways, uh, okay, blasting through the the the final things here on the questionnaire. Uh, Alex, women are just as physically strong as men. You

Alex (TTI)agree with that? Why is that? >> Um, I I feel like that's again broad. I think that it depends. >> You could take either of the dudes in here right now. Well, that's like the dudes in here. I mean, if you threw me out like against like some like

Arada>> pretty average dude. Pretty average middle-aged guy. That's a pretty average 20-year-old dude. But I'm also like >> I'm catching well. You're >> well built. >> Catching straight >> with all the like selfrespect. I'm a

Alex (TTI)chronically ill. Like I don't think I could beat anyone even like my own size. And so that's just me. >> I don't think most women could beat most men.

Arada>> Uh you also say women are uh or wait hold on. Women are just as physically strong as men. >> Afraid. >> Okay. I was speaking in my case. Um, I wrestled, so I'd probably be able to take him down. >> You wrestled? >> Yeah, I did.

Brian Atlas>> Wait, you could take Nick down? >> I doubt it. I really doubt it. I really Nick instead of Brian. I think you have a crush. I think you have a bit of a crush on Nick. >> Oh, no. Cuz he's skinnier. >> I think you can do it with a hand tied behind his back.

Brian Atlas>> I would accept this challenge. >> Please. >> I put $5,000. I will match. >> I've wrestled more. You can film it. >> I've wrestled bigger men than you live stream wrestling. Did you do uh jiu-jitsu or like high school wrestling?

Arada>> Yeah. How many years? >> But I did club wrestling too for a year. >> How many years? A year? >> Yeah. But I we practice every single day. That's it. Yeah. And I gained a lot of experience from Well, enough to take down a man. >> How many I don't know, Nick. Have you

Aradadone >> I've taken down a man before. >> Did you wrestle in high school, Nick? >> No, but I've wrestled all my friends that wrestled. >> Okay. I believe in him. He sounds fun. >> Real wrestling. Well, how long have you wrestled? >> You weigh like 100 pounds. You're

Brian Atlasliterally a toothpick. >> Wait, hold on. He's being honest. But also, that's too much of a comment. She does not weigh 100 pounds. >> I don't know. >> Wait. I So, I I wrestled in high school, too. So, I'm pretty I'm a pretty good

Aradaguesser when it comes to weight. I want to say Wait, stand up and I can tell you. >> Oh, I'm not Come on. I'm not going to do that. I'm not like guess my weight. >> I'm not I'm not going to like check you out. I'm just to guess your weight. I

Aradaneed to look at you. >> I can tell you. You don't have to guess it. >> No, I want to guess. Just look. I'm 5'7. Oh, yeah. I gota remember she's tall. >> Yeah. >> You're like 135.

Arada>> Yeah. What the [ __ ] >> I was about to guess the 13 [ __ ] >> What the [ __ ] >> That's crazy. >> Whoa. That's scary. You literally got it right on the dot on the dot. >> Wrestlers. Wrestlers can look at somebody and be like, "They weigh this

Aradamuch." >> But also, I wrestled like when I was bigger. Like when I was You were >> fat. No, I was 150. I was big. I had a lot of muscle mass >> and then I cut down. >> 150 is not bad. >> So, but when I was bigger, I was able to

Brian Atlas>> I was 135, too, by the way, back in the day >> when I wrestled. >> So, we would have crossed paths and I would have just pinned you. >> I would have never known. >> Okay. Here's what I would have done. I

Brian Atlaswould have just about teched you and then I would have pinned you. >> Nice. No. >> Do you Do you know what teching somebody is? >> No, I don't. I don't. I just want to see it. I want to see it happen. >> You know, do you know what teching? >> No, I don't. Explain.

Brian Atlas>> Wait, you wrestle? >> No, we don't wrestle I've never used that term. We don't use I've never used that term before. >> Did you wrestle in California? >> No, in Texas. >> They don't have a >> Nope. Never used that term. >> So, I forgot the exact number of points,

Brian Atlasbut so in wrestling you can either pin somebody to win or if you score I think it's 15 points. >> Yeah. >> So, to tech somebody is to score 15 points more than >> tech or tech. >> Tech. >> Okay. Oh, technical. Is that technicality?

Arada>> Wait. Well, I thought you meant Sorry. Yeah. >> You've never heard of a tech >> techn? Yeah. >> To text somebody. Yeah. >> Oh my gosh. >> Okay. Yeah. I thought I don't know why I thought you meant something else.

Brian Atlas>> I would have I would have spotted her just above just just right before a tech and then I'd just go pin her. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Oh my god. >> I want to see it happen. I really do.

Brian Atlas>> I don't you know I don't know if Nick I'm down but this is a very small studio space. I mean, we should just move the table. >> Move the table somewhere else. >> Oh, you know what? Yeah, we could do a

Brian Atlasfollow-up. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Cuz you're local, right? >> Yeah. I'm I live like >> I'm still friends with like old like high school wrestling, whatever. So, I'm a C or a [ __ ] Maybe it's a new coach now. I think it's new.

Brian Atlas>> Let's do it. Let's do it. >> We're going to arrange it. You're going to wrestle Nick. >> Please don't cut the camera when tears start growing. >> All right. Um, >> wait. Tears. >> Wait. So, but you said uh women are just as physically strong as men. Why is that? >> Why is that? Oh, no. I just explained it. We'll see.

Arada>> Because why? >> No, I was just speaking in my experience personally. >> What? What's your experience? >> I'm just saying I would be able to physically take down most men. >> No.

Brian Atlas>> Um, but so women are just as physically strong as men, right? This is a general statement. generally

Aradaum if they're both the same age and the same weight. Yeah. >> No, absolutely not. >> Same weight and same age. >> Same weight, same age, the woman is stronger.

Arada>> I think that she has >> she has a chance. Okay, let's speaking in my case uh for the most part. Um but yeah, maybe okay. Yeah, men

Brian Atlasare physically >> Wait, so Alex, you also said women are just as physically strong as men. Can you clarify again? >> Yeah, I mean I said like situationally I think it just depends on

Alex (TTI)>> No, but generally are men stronger than men? >> Is it >> like why do you think that we need like tasers? Why do you think that we need pepper spray? >> If I want to like nitpick, I'd say like

Alex (TTI)no just cuz it depends on what man and what woman you put in a room together. But like generally I mean like >> like how about this? Generally are men stronger than women? >> Probably. Yeah. I mean like Yeah. Right. Probably.

Alex (TTI)>> I mean like that makes sense though. >> Like you know I don't feel like that's thing to say. I mean >> physically stronger than women. >> Well I just think like size-wise and also like

Brian Atlas>> well I'm prepared to say that a woman of the same height and the same weight the man is almost always still going to be stronger. Doesn't it have to do with like scientifically like muscle mass and it

Alex (TTI)does have to do with your anatomy? men naturally have more muscle >> which but then and I feel like at that point then it becomes a matter of like you know if you put like a man with more muscle naturally like with a woman who

Alex (TTI)has like you know combat training or something you know what I mean like hand to hand like they know like self-defense like you might maybe probably is stronger in that scenario but like yeah like just >> right but the the question is a general one like I'm not

Brian Atlas>> answered yeah >> right but I I would agree that yeah there's definitely women who could beat up men. >> There's definitely women who are stronger than men. >> Me, >> but okay. Generally speaking, most men

Alex (TTI)are stronger than most women. Do you agree with that? >> Yeah. Like just >> she doesn't want to agree. >> No, I mean like obviously I I I think about like the technicalities. I've been playing devil's advocate this whole time, but like yeah, if you put me in a

Erica (Oregon)room with a bunch of men, I'd probably be scared of like getting my ass handed to me. >> Also, men are just more physically intimidating just to look at. As women, we average you could fit like two of our heads on our shoulders. Men could fit like three of their heads on their

Aradafreaking shoulders. They are built to carry. They are built to lift. They are built to be powerful creatures. >> Okay, next one. Uh, women can't be sexist.

Brian Atlas>> And I think you skipped a few of us. >> You guys didn't circle it. >> Um, women can't be sexist towards men. >> I did. You agree?

Brian Atlas>> Okay. Okay. >> Uh, Kylie, you agree. See, every time I >> You didn't circle it, Bailey. >> Oh, maybe I didn't. >> If you wanted to participate in that

Bailey (Drake)segment, you should have said it. >> No, but real I do want to say something because I was trying to say is actually it's proven that most women's lower body strength is actually stronger than men's upper >> than men's lower body strength. And actually, there's a test you could do with a chair. There's a test you could

Bailey (Drake)do with a chair. And I actually wasn't even thinking that, but I thought I did circle it, but I just thought of that while we were speaking. And that's actually a truth. And you can Yeah, cuz we did it with the biggest guy at my the the best football player, the biggest football player in my school and me and we did the chair test and I lifted it

Bailey (Drake)and he couldn't cuz he has less body uh lower body strength than me. >> He couldn't >> because of our hips. >> The chair. What? >> Yeah, you never heard of this. We could do it now. Anybody could. But anyway, I just want to say that even though I >> actual the actual like legitimate metrics,

Brian Atlas>> it's like a >> measure leg strength. >> It's like a whole It has to do with our hips and how we have children. >> But even if we were to grant >> So I just thought of that. Even if we were to grant that whatever you're saying is true, I find it somewhat dubious. >> You're not speaking about generalized

Brian Atlaslocal. >> Yeah. No, I'm talking about every Yeah. >> I was saying that >> even but Okay. >> See, there we go. >> General Even men when it comes to

Brian Atlasgeneralized lower body strength. So, the legs, men are stronger than women in their legs. >> I'm talking about from like here down. >> Yeah. From there down. >> Yeah. No, generally it's if you seen

Bailey (Drake)most women that most women I see have bigger legs and hips than almost every man I know. So >> yeah, that doesn't mean >> on average, which you're saying is the same with the women. It is, but okay. It's You don't like it when someone goes

Brian Atlasagainst you with the same thing. I just noticed that. Oh, yeah. Cuz I'm not I just said, "Let's do the chair test." And it's a scientific truth. It's a scientific fact. >> Then why are men faster sprinters than women? Why do men run faster than women? >> Because their upper body shrink too has

Bailey (Drake)to go and play with it. That's why it is. Oh, you guys didn't know that. Oh, it's it's really easy to upper body and realize we're running on all upper body strength. >> Yeah, you run with every part of your body. It's literally every part of your body, not just your legs. If you think that, then you need to look up the scientific proof.

Bailey (Drake)>> Wait, wait, wait. You're telling me that if we were >> like you guys say to us, look up the scientific proof cuz it's easy to look up everything I'm saying. Scientific proof. >> Yeah. About the chair and [ __ ] batshit crazy. >> Let me look look Let me look at >> if we were if we were to hyper.

Brian Atlas>> So, your arms have nothing to do with it, your upper body at all. Shut up and let me finish before you That's really That's really That's >> Yeah, cuz you keep interrupting. It's rude that you're interrupting. >> You were interrupting me, too. So, that's rude, too. We're both I'm going to interrupt you. I'm the host of the show. You've been interrupting all

Brian Atlasnight. >> Yeah, because you keep trying to skip over when I say you didn't circle the thing. Otherwise, you >> I know, but then I said, "Hey, I want to say something." >> Well, I don't know. Maybe you should have thought of that when you were answering the questionnaire, lady.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. Ego. So if we were to cut off the upper body of men and assuming the per they could survive this procedure >> because you're saying well men's upper body strength helps them with sprinting.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. >> Okay. Perhaps there's a component of sprinting that does involve the the upper body movements. However, if we were to chop off the upper bodies of men and women, men would still win in the

Brian Atlasmen would still win in the sprint due to their uh their their greater capacity >> or because they're smaller down there usually than most women. Not because of strength. That's >> No, they're not. >> Come on. Most most runners, they have small skinny legs that are guys like that. Most of them. But

Bailey (Drake)>> sprinters are super >> like long distance except for the 100 meter. That's the only time that this doesn't go into play. The only time. But most of the other races, they have smaller legs. And with the long distance and >> they don't. No, they don't. >> Yep. Because I'm just making all this

Brian Atlasup. >> Yeah. I That's what I was thinking. Squats. >> Yep. Because I'm just making all this. You can't easily look up anything I'm saying. Just No. Well, I I have proof. Deadlifts. Men can lift more. Squats.

Bailey (Drake)Men can lift more. >> Yep. And their arms, too. >> It's with their legs. >> This is a primary lower. This is a lower body. >> It's their back. It's their back. It's everything. >> You if you don't think that, then >> Okay. Then men can leg press more than

Bailey (Drake)women. >> Not maybe not on I don't know about average, but >> on average exactly. You don't know >> the the top. >> Yeah, but you guys don't know either. You're just generalizing stuff, too. No, because everything I'm saying you can actually look up too, just like everything you're saying. >> Yeah, but

Bailey (Drake)>> you realize >> Yeah, but they're in the gym all the time. >> And I talked about I was talking about here down. I talk hips down, not just legs only, which you're >> Yeah, >> cuz you're going off topic. You're going off topic because you know I'm right and you don't you don't like it that I'm

Bailey (Drake)right and you're trying to go off topic because you can't take you can't take the same you can't take the same thing you dish. >> No, you're just wrong. >> Oh yeah. Okay. >> You're just wrong, lady. >> Oh, I'm so wrong. Yeah. Okay. Anyway,

Brian Atlas>> every single metric by which we measure strength, men outperform women. >> Not the hip. Not the hips and not the leg. >> Yes, the hips. >> Oh, yeah. Do it right now. Let's do the chair test. See, you don't even want to do it. I already said and you said no. >> That wouldn't prove anything.

Bailey (Drake)>> Okay. Yeah. Cuz if it's happening physically, that's not proof. Yeah. Okay. See how that's really problematic and really not honest? >> Handmaker says men on average have 40 to 60 stronger lower body strength than

Bailey (Drake)women. >> I said I didn't say legs only. I said from here down hips down. >> That's what legs are. >> I said hips down. But you guys are just saying referring to leg lifts. And I don't know. But anyways, >> bro, the only stronger muscle a woman

Bailey (Drake)has is her [ __ ] tongue cuz they don't talk some crazy [ __ ] >> It's literally their their like their actual hips too. And like it's a thing. love that guy a guy couldn't [ __ ] if

Bailey (Drake)you guys are both if your heads are both against the wall and the chair is right here you both you're both like this with a chair the guy would not be able to lift it and maybe it has to do with arms too I don't even know but he won't be able to lift it and the girl does that's

Bailey (Drake)the only time that that where that doesn't go into that's all I'm trying to say is that >> wow there's but hold on >> but that's all I'm trying to say it's still the truth >> there's okay if if even if there's one exercise that like women can do better for like

Brian Atlas>> and I never I didn't even circle it I just thought of that though. So, >> right, but for Okay, for example, here's me being charitable. There's one specific uh long-distance racing event, like it's really long distance where

Brian Atlaswomen do outperform men. I can't remember the exact distance it is, but it's a longdistance running event. >> Yeah, I didn't see that. I'm just saying in that case >> that doesn't negate the fact that all

Brian Atlasother measurements of lower body physical strength whether it's running whether it's weightlifting whether it's just any other measurable way of h how people measure leg strength lower body strength whatever men outperform women

Bailey (Drake)>> I don't know but you have to see cuz most of them are working out constantly most of the women aren't working out constantly cuz if the women No cuz if the women are working out if the women are working out just as much as these men which on average more men are working out their lower body. See, I'm losing my

SPEAKER_00>> You don't like to be wrong. You don't like to be wrong. >> I'm not wrong, lady. You're [ __ ] wrong. >> You don't like to be wrong. >> To all the panelists. I'm a Gen Zed, black Christian, and have a desire to

SPEAKER_00get married one day. I honestly see hope for our generation in regards to relationships. Also, any prayer requests? >> Please pray for all these ladies and them, too, cuz they don't see that

Aradathey're just as much as the problems most women. Pasty George for the whole world. >> I would pay to see chair five wrestle Nick. >> We're going to do it. Stay tuned.

Bailey (Drake)>> She's going to lose. >> I'm going to win. >> She might. I think I heard tears in your voice when you >> I think it's a 5050. I say 50/50. I want to say no. I say it's 50/50.

Brian Atlas>> I agree. Yeah. >> How tall is he? >> I know. He looks tall. Wait, are you over six foot? >> Pasty George. >> Nick is a giga chat. He's like 6' 6. >> Yeah. Okay. Wait, he is.

Brian Atlas>> Did you not notice how tall he was? >> She got so much. >> I thought he looked like >> Wait, guys. Guys, guys, guys, guys. >> Wait, how about this? Forget physical strength. Uh, in a fight, who's more

SPEAKER_00likely to win? >> The man. The woman. Well, me. Depends. Oh my god. It depends. The woman >> the girl next to you seems that she wants to milk you.

Brian Atlas>> Switch chair and place her outside before she eats you. >> She's married. Don't say the ring. >> She's just enthusiastic about the topics tonight. Um,

SPEAKER_00thank you, Louie. We have Vector here coming in. $69 TTS, guys. If you want to get it in, $69 donated $70. I am pretty sure that you believe you are a god yourself, a shard of the divine.

Bailey (Drake)>> We all are. >> Another drug user told me Christianity teaches this too. >> Yeah, we all are. And I'm not Catholic >> themselves. Jesus wouldn't need to die. >> I Yeah, we all are gods, but I don't see

Bailey (Drake)myself as God cuz that would not be the truth. But yeah, we all are gods. >> Oh my god, who the hell cares? The people that cuz the people that don't care, they they subject themselves to a

Bailey (Drake)lower freak, like a lower everything. Like they just belittle themselves in every way. So they don't love themselves as much as someone like us. >> See how rude they are to me. They always do this every time, but they expect way more respect in return. It's crazy.

SPEAKER_00>> C1, >> they expect above and beyond, but they can't even give a little bit of respect. >> C2, Transformer. C3, Scary Eyes. C4,

SPEAKER_00Decepticon. C5, Captain Cat Lady Thought. C6, Psycho Captain 304 for the streets. C7, Dulu Thought. C8, based

Erica (Oregon)tie-dye shirt. >> I liked yours. Yours was funny. >> Dumpy burrito boy. >> Huge dumpy burrito. >> GTA hooker. Why am I a cat lady? I'm just sitting here. >> I mean, it could have been.

Erica (Oregon)>> Why am I a cat lady thought? >> Maybe it's the outfit. I don't know. He could have said you're like a Vice City hooker. >> Oh, Vice Evil. >> That's GTA 3.

Erica (Oregon)>> Or like GTA like >> that's the one where you open the game and she's got a lollipop, right? [Music] >> George coming for you.

Bailey (Drake)>> You already convinced >> that I'm the smartest person in here because I live in all reality and no one can understand me. Stop talking over them. >> Let Let it come through then. responds. >> Oh, sorry. My bad. Yeah, that I live in more reality cuz I don't I'm not just

Brian AtlasRed Pill and I'm not just Blue Pill. >> And And I'm not disrespectful either. >> What you think? >> I'll stand up for what's right, but I'm also not like >> here. Let me move it on so I can wrap

Brian Atlasget this wrapped up. So, uh, women can't be sexist towards men. Alex, >> you agree? Kylie, you agree? Queen D, you agree? >> Can't be. They can't. >> Uh,

Alex (TTI)that's it. Why is that? I feel like I'm probably not like equipped enough to to speak in detail on that. I think it's just more so the case of like Missandry versus like full-blown

Brian Atlaslike misogyny and sexism. >> So you think that misogyny is worse? >> Hold on before I have you weigh in. Let me hear from the other panelist. Kylie, >> I don't know why I struggled that one. Just Yeah,

Kylie (Gap Year)>> because you believe it. But >> no, I actually searched it up on the internet before and it said I don't know. You can't. >> I don't know. >> You searched it up.

Kylie (Gap Year)>> Like what did the internet say? >> It says that women can be sexist towards men. So I'm just like >> can or can't? >> It said they can. So I was just like okay. >> Do you believe that though? >> No. I think I strugg with it wrong. That's

Kylie (Gap Year)>> No, I know. But do you believe women can be sexist towards men? >> I mean they can cat call. I don't know. >> That's that's just sexual hot. >> You are so [ __ ] annoying.

Kylie (Gap Year)>> I honestly don't care what you think. I don't. You're 24 years old and you're the most annoying person in here. Genuinely, oh my god. Like, I just want to go home and you keep [ __ ] talking like you're the [ __ ] guy interviewing us. Genuinely, shut the [ __ ] up.

Kylie (Gap Year)>> I feel like I'm the only one who actually watched the show cuz you guys keep talking about anyone's opinion at this point. You're so [ __ ] annoying. >> You can leave. I don't care either. >> Oh my god, you are such a baby. Holy [ __ ] >> You're the one being a baby. You're whining like a little [ __ ]

Kylie (Gap Year)>> I'm whining like a little [ __ ] because you keep [ __ ] arguing about the stupid [ __ ] I stand criticism on a Sunday night. I want to go home. >> Go home. Oh my god. Fine. I will. You're

Brian Atlasso [ __ ] annoying. Holy [ __ ] >> What do you think about me? >> You're fine. I don't want this. Wow. >> Yo, Kylie's my [ __ ] homie. Kylie is my half Caucasian cuz you're part Japanese. You're my Caucasian, Kylie.

Brian AtlasThe white part. >> The Caucasian. >> I'm You're my Caucasian. You know, like how black people say you're my I can't say it. >> You could say I give you the past. No, go ahead. I'm not taking your Ethiopian pass. >> What do you mean, though? We're the OG

Brian Atlasblacks. Okay. >> No, I know. I'm just saying I don't I'm not going to take the pass. You're giving me the pass. I'm not going to take the So, Kylie, because you're half white, you're half my Caucasian. Should

Brian Atlaswe dab it up later? >> How do you I don't know. I'm too white to do that. Actually, I don't >> I'll give you a a professional handshake. >> Nice. >> Tell me Tell me how you really feel, Kylie, though.

Brian Atlas>> I just want to go home. Everyone keeps arguing. I don't care about anyone's opinion at this point. I just want to go home. >> Damn. >> I know you kept changing your opinion like four or five times. Like, >> well, tell you what, Kylie. Here's what we're gonna do, Kylie. We're gonna do

Brian Atlasround two and then we'll get we'll get into all this and then you can give us an update >> on your love life in like 3 months. >> [ __ ] Okay.

Brian Atlas>> And all the gay guys you've dated. Okay. Kylie, give me your give me your word that you're going to give us an update in three months and you're we're going to have a blast, a blasty blast, and

Brian Atlasyou're going to be like, "Brian, the amount of gay men that I have dated here in Santa Barbara. >> It's been great." That's what you're going to tell me. Um, okay. She's tired,

Brian Atlasso I'll move. Uh, so, okay, it was women can't be sexist towards men. Why is that? >> I think I read that wrong. >> So, okay. Alex, anything? One thing? I guess I'm the only one. I mean, it's

Alex (TTI)literally just the the difference between like misandry and uh like sex and sexism. I mean, there's like it's rooted in deeper things like the same thing between like like racism versus like prejudice. >> But hold on, how about this?

Brian Atlas>> What? >> Uh would you say it's sexist? A man kills a woman because she's a woman. Sexist. >> Yes. >> Woman kills man because he's a man. Sexist. >> I guess that defeats my point.

SPEAKER_00>> I mean like Yeah. >> Okay. Checkmate. Thank you. Thank you. Uh, we have a few more here. >> Specific example. >> Few more here. >> White t-shirt_no

SPEAKER_00bra donated $69. Chair three massive chair 8based Brian W. Andrew W. Chatwort.

Brian Atlas>> I love you. Thank you for watching. >> Uh, white t-shirt. Thank you for that. Appreciate it. Wait, Kylie, I really was impressed there by your >> You were really vulnerable. >> I was thinking about it for like an

Kylie (Gap Year)hour. >> Do you have any heat smoke for any of the other panelists here? >> I do, but I'm not going to call it >> Kylie. Come on. Who? >> I feel like it might be. >> Is it her? >> No, I don't care. >> Kylie, please. Okay, go ahead. Please

Brian Atlastell. >> No, everyone was making good points like I I >> Kylie. Kylie, I know you're you're a you shoot from the hip. You're a you're an

Brian Atlashonest person. You're an honest person, Kylie. And you know what? You're probably never going to see any of these women again. >> Here, just whisper it. Who is it?

Kylie (Gap Year)>> Who do I not [ __ ] with? >> Yeah. Who do you dislike here? >> I don't mean I don't dislike any of them. They all made Oh, they they all like made good points, but I think I'll tell you the people who I [ __ ] with the

Kylie (Gap Year)most. Who do you [ __ ] with the least? >> Alex and chair four. >> Who do you [ __ ] with the least though? >> The least. Not saying I changed my mind.

Erica (Oregon)>> It's not me. You already talked about. >> It's okay. I already got called. Wait, it's Bailey, isn't it? >> No, >> Kylie. >> I'm not going to say. >> I know when you're lying. >> I just want to go home.

SPEAKER_00>> Kylie, I know when you're lying. >> Okay, anyways. Um, all right. We have Vector here. >> Tired. bike. >> Woo! >> Vector donated $70. One one was a

SPEAKER_00racehorse. Two two was one two one one race. 22 two one one two one one race 2 two two neck to neck stride for stride

Brian Atlasand at the line one one and two two. That's a tongue twister. >> I'd have to like write that out to be able to make sense of >> All right, next thing. Next thing. There's just a few more guys. We're almost there. We're at the finish line,

Erica (Oregon)boys. at the finish line, which would always be won by a man because >> Yeah. Mobile. >> That was a stupid joke.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah, exactly. >> Okay. Uh, you can't win them all. Uh, people of color can't be racist towards white people. Alex, you agree. >> Same point. >> Kylie agrees.

Brian Atlas>> Uh, afraid of spiders. Agrees. >> Oh my gosh.

Alex (TTI)Why? >> Same point that I was making earlier, except this time I actually think that it's like maybe more valid. Uh, but the the difference between like racism versus like prejudice and like what it's rooted in.

Alex (TTI)>> Wait, so >> cuz when you're like, "Oh, I don't like you cuz you're white." There's not like a historical like backing of like I don't know how to explain that properly cuz I'm not I feel like equipped to I'm

Alex (TTI)white. I don't feel like that's really >> Spanish people white. >> Oh my god. Why does everyone always talk about like the Spanish colonization? Whenever people talk about like black people in slavery, it's literally like why why are we comparing slavery?

Brian Atlas>> Well, I'm I'm talking about the Muslim conquests into Spain. Why? Like contextually, >> do you think only white people were like

Alex (TTI)conquerors and stuff? >> That's not not what I'm saying. >> Okay. >> I'm saying like historically like I mean like like Yeah. Like I don't even know like how to address this in a way that's

Alex (TTI)adequate or appropriate because I'm literally white. I don't even feel like >> why would that matter? >> Because is is that really my place to say anything? I don't experience racism and I don't really get mad when people call me crackers. It's like, oh well. >> Wait, wait, just avoid that term just

Alex (TTI)cuz the platform. It's okay. You didn't know. >> Um, is it possible that you could experience racism? >> I don't know that I would feel like it's

Alex (TTI)racism though, like if it was directed at me. I mean, because like I've been made fun of for like being like to especially like with how pale I am. And that's never really bothered me because it's not coming from a >> I mean, like, right, like it's coming

Alex (TTI)from like a place of hurt. It's not coming from a place of like

Alex (TTI)like at no point has me being white stopped me from like being able to like get a job, you know what I mean? Or like being able to like >> How would you know that? >> I'm pretty damn sure. I mean, what if there's affirmative action practices

Brian Atlasthat have preferential hiring practices for hiring uh people of color over white people? >> Although this typically impacts white men, not so much white women. Most of this DEI shits for white. Well, I was also going to say like most DEI

Alex (TTI)initiatives have been proven to like benefit I mean like like white white like lesbian women normally it's like LGBTQ well not necessarily but like LGBTQ people but white people generally so minorities which that's another thing

Alex (TTI)is like how are you going to have DEI initiatives and then like absolutely not engage in them and then also then go and shut them down like I think that's just a whole separate issue of like >> you do know the origination of the term slave.

Brian AtlasNo idea. >> It the origination is uh white people were enslaved like Slavics. >> That's the origination of the term. >> Barbar slave trade. Like white people

Alex (TTI)have been slaves. >> I'm aware. >> You're you're aware. >> I mean like I'm aware that white people have been slaves. Not aware of where the terminology came from. So thank you for

Brian Atlaseducating me. >> So for uh I guess on this people of color can't be racist. also afraid of you also. >> Oh my gosh. >> Why can't white or why can't people of

Aradacolor be racist towards white people? >> I put defense. I feel like you can only be racist if you're like, "Oh, I don't want you sitting at this table because you're white." Um, no. There aren't any slurs or any of that. I don't believe in

Aradathat. Um, yeah, that's it for the most part. >> Uh, okay. >> Slurs don't exist, but they can still get you cancelled somehow.

Brian AtlasSo, could a black person be racist towards a white person? >> Yeah. If they're like, "Oh, I don't want you sitting at this table cuz you're white." >> Or what if they commit a crime against them, like a assault? >> Because they're white.

Brian Atlas>> Because they're white. Yeah. >> Well, you can't do that. That's racist. >> Well, you can do that. >> No, I'm saying it's racist. >> So, black people can be racist towards white people then

Brian Atlas>> in some cases. Like for example, I forgot, was this in Boston or somewhere? >> This just happened like a day or two ago. A black man like stabbed a a white

Brian AtlasUkrainian woman to death on like a train or subway or something. I don't know the motivations necessarily, but let's say he did it because she was white. Would that be racist?

Alex (TTI)>> Yeah, I just said that. >> Okay, so black people can be racist towards white people >> in some cases. Alex, anything on this? >> I really don't feel like I have any room

Brian Atlasto talk about it. >> Okay. Uh, women are the primary victims of war, not men. I think one person. Oh, uh, Bailey, you think women are the primary victims of war, not men? Why is that? >> Um, I >> We just have three or four more, guys.

Bailey (Drake)Just letting you know. >> Currently, I guess, but I wouldn't say in all of history. I'd say more currently, like spiritually and physically. Although if you're talking about actual war, never mind because there is more men fighting in them. Although now the

Bailey (Drake)women are rising, I guess along with that, you know, I didn't think about that. I was thinking spiritually, but if you taken to both then >> the fact about the same. It's probably about the same.

Bailey (Drake)>> About the same even though like tens of millions of more men have died. >> Yeah. But spiritually there's more war against women, I feel like. So that's why I guess I reality. But this is reality.

Bailey (Drake)>> When I when I'm talking about This is reality. All of reality. We're That's why I talk about both. I don't talk about just physical or just spiritual. I talk about both. >> When I'm talking about war, I'm talking about >> military conflict.

Bailey (Drake)>> I You never specify that. Maybe you should specify it in the question next time about physical war. >> War. >> Physical war. Specify it next time. >> Yeah. >> What?

Bailey (Drake)>> Yeah. Cuz it's not like we're just physical beings with no souls. Unless you don't have a soul, you might not. But I do. So that's why I base it off for that. >> Let's make it about military conflicts, physical war. Who's the primary victim of war then? >> Probably men cuz they're fighting.

Brian Atlas>> Okay, cool. Thank you for the answering the question. Appreciate it. >> But in reality, both. About equally, and woman more >> spirit. That's great. Men are more privileged in society than women. Alex,

Brian Atlasyou agree. Chloe, you agree. Kylie, you agree. Queen Die, you agree. Bailey, you agree? Okay, that's it for

Brian Atlasthat. Uh why why are uh men more privileged in society than women? Two more after this. Um I think it's getting better obviously like has

Alex (TTI)been but I think just like opportunistically and then also just in like the matter of like

Alex (TTI)>> I don't know I feel like general ways that people view women especially right now is like not really great. I think that men have very strong opinions

Alex (TTI)and generalizations about women. I think vice versa, too. But I think that they're just like I don't know. It's like really like it's kind of hard to be a woman right now. And I don't mean that

Brian Atlasin like a mean but like genuinely like >> can you name any other point in history where it was >> when women had any more freedom, more

Alex (TTI)choice, more opportunity than today? >> I don't think that that negates the fact that we still are not where we could be as a society.

Alex (TTI)Because obviously I'd hope that right now we're better off than we were like a hundred years ago. Like I would really really hope so considering society in general has like progressed, you know? Like I would hope because it would be like not beneficial to anybody to keep

Kylie (Gap Year)us where we were at. Like >> Okay. Why do you think this? >> I think that's the reality, but I don't against it. I I respect it. I >> Kylie. >> Um I also think that's just always been

Kylie (Gap Year)the reality. And just based on the graphs I've seen from last year's >> Kylie, what do you think of Erica? >> Oh, I mean, she's made great points. I

Kylie (Gap Year)didn't I didn't disagree with them. I just didn't like her attitude. >> Okay. >> I guess I'm smiling too much. >> Andy, >> um I think >> maybe you guys should have a wrestling match, too. >> Yeah. >> You guys are the same, I think. Right. I

Queen Ddon't know. I >> think men just do have more opportunity. >> More more opportunity. It's always been like that. I'm more privileged. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Afraid of >> Oh my gosh. Brian. Aphrada. >> Ara. Afraid of Nick.

Arada>> No. >> She's afraid of Nick. >> That's not true. >> Nick's going to wrestle the [ __ ] out. >> Yeah. And I'm going to win. >> You're >> I will 100% win. >> I'm going to be tuning in. You guys

Brian Atlasbetter be having this go down. >> View my podcast. If Nick lo

Brian Atlashere. Okay. Men are more privileged in society than women. Why is that? Oh, me. Oh, I said that. >> Yes, queen. >> Wait, wait. >> Oh, wait. No, you didn't. Oh my god.

Bailey (Drake)>> Bailey did. I'm sorry. Why are How are men more privileged in society than women? >> Um, just I guess cuz most of the rulers have been men physically and Yeah. >> Most of the rulers >> ever. Yeah. >> More privilege.

Bailey (Drake)>> I wouldn't say in all of the world history. I'd say current evolution history. Yes. But that's also because the last few avatars were men. So, >> we got we got a we got I think it's a lot of privilege. We got we got a woman here.

Bailey (Drake)>> She done at least >> $300,000. >> I didn't make them >> and she You said gave her no reason. Yeah. You're acting like she didn't give

Brian Atlasher like parts of herself away, like her soul, her deepest part, which are actually priceless, but you're acting like she gave nothing, which is crazy. >> Pull the bag a little bit. Most of these simp dudes out here, they'll give you money >> for nothing

Brian Atlas>> and never get and they never get the [ __ ] You [ __ ] up. You know, I was doing charity. >> Chloe, you [ __ ] up. You should have held the [ __ ] back. You should have held the [ __ ] back. >> Later. Yeah. From now on, >> you fumbled the You fumbled

Chloe (Mercedes)>> from now on. But >> you gave the [ __ ] too soon. >> I was young. >> Like most of these hustler girls, they never give the [ __ ] >> I don't know. I I just learned better.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. When they say, "Do you do meetups?" No. >> I just learned. >> All right. Um, I'm going to I I'm going to mostly skip my response on this. Uh, I actually I don't think men are more privileged in society than women. I

Brian Atlasthink in a lot of ways women are more privileged than men. I could list a couple different things here. Uh, >> but uh, you know, look, we could look at affirmative action. We can look at the positive life outcomes, negative life

Brian Atlasoutcomes. Uh, women are much more likely to go to college. Men are less likely to get a college education. Men are more men are more likely to be homeless. Men are more likely to unal alive themselves. Men are more likely to be uh

Brian Atlasencounter police brutality, police killings. They're more likely to be incarcerated. They're more likely to have a bunch of negative life outcomes. They're more likely to die on the job. I It's not clear to me that broadly

Brian Atlasspeaking, men in totality are more privileged in society than women. It might be the case that there's the apex of men, the top 0001% of men that have

Brian Atlaslike some uh better life outcomes than like a a large swath of women. But I think the average man fares worse than

Brian Atlasthe average woman. Uh moving on though, final two. Women are oppressed in the USA. Alex, you think women are oppressed in the

Brian AtlasUSA? Kylie, you say women are pressed in the USA. And I believe that is uh Bailey women are oppressed in the USA. Why is that?

Alex (TTI)>> Think same as what I said last time. I think that just have very harsh views and critics consistently about like how we have to be and how we have to behave >> over everything.

Alex (TTI)>> Um >> so are women oppressed in the USA? >> Yes. >> How? Well, I was getting into that, but I don't like >> just give me two. >> These feel like the same questions over

Alex (TTI)and over. Um, wage gap >> doesn't exist, but >> yeah. Okay. Um, and

Alex (TTI)dude, I don't know. >> Uh, are you oppressed? >> Me personally, no. >> Why not? >> Um, because I I lead a thankfully very privileged life. How so? >> Because >> your parents are rich.

Alex (TTI)>> Uh, no, they're not rich. My mom just works very, very hard for her income and is very generous. >> All right. Uh, going to Kylie. Uh, are women oppressed in the USA?

Brian Atlas>> Don't change your answer, Kylie. >> Stick to your guns, Kylie. I believe in you. >> Do better than me. >> You speak Japanese, by the way. >> Uh, I know how to introduce myself.

Kylie (Gap Year)>> What? You do it. >> I'm going to do it in American accent cuz >> that's fine. [Laughter]

Brian AtlasYou're a [ __ ] legend, Kylie. Um, are women oppressed in the USA? >> I think so. >> Are you oppressed?

Brian Atlas>> What does oppressed mean again? Um, [Music] >> very unjust, very unjust treatment typically by like a government or the

Brian Atlasstate. >> Oh. Um, >> should I Google it? You want me to Google >> definition? Fine. Just skip me. It's go >> prolonged, cruel, or unjust treatment or control.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. >> Skip. >> Yeah. Kylie, we have a rule here. Can Can we get the the the hat? We have a rule, Kylie. If you do three skips, you

Brian Atlashave to wear the hat for five minutes. >> Okay. And then the whole time, >> Chloe, >> you have to spin the helicopter on the top. Okay. All right. Queen D. Uh, women

Brian Atlasare oppressed. Or no, that wasn't you. Oh, wait. That was Bailey. Women are oppressed in the USA. How? >> I still feel like they are everywhere. Yeah, more than that. >> Are you oppressed? Yes. At least in the line of work that I want to do. Keep

Bailey (Drake)spinning. >> Yeah. It's almost impossible to find someone like me. >> Oh [ __ ] I did not mean to press that. My bad. >> I was Never. Go ahead. >> Yeah. Are you oppressed? >> In the line of work I want to do, they're making it very very hard. Um and

Bailey (Drake)I don't want to use I don't want to use like >> industry. >> No. And everything. Yeah. Well, everything. But I don't want to like use force and manipulation and like e do evil things like a lot of them are doing to get those positions. But that's it's mostly men doing it, but women are doing

Brian Atlasit too. So, I'm not going to say like >> who was in the past life. Who was he? >> I have no idea. Have you met him? Okay. >> Yeah, but I don't know who he was. >> All right. Uh, final one. Final one. Oh, by the way, guys, by the way, we're

Brian Atlasgoing to end with a roast session. The TTS is going to be lowered to >> 30 $30 roast session. Then we're wrapping, guys. We got to get this wrapped. I'm going to let some of these

SPEAKER_00chats come through. Uh, let's see. >> Ch XD donated $69. Brian, you ever noticed that the women on panels tend to get more mad at other

SPEAKER_00women who argue with them than men? Even Andrew seems to command their respect. I think women really hate detractors. >> I think it's like a betrayal. >> Yeah, right.

Bailey (Drake)>> Gender a gender betrayal. >> I I was I was equally to both of them. I was equally like this to both of them. Me personally, but >> I dislike male feminists more than I dislike female.

Brian Atlas>> I know because they're just they're just simps. women feminists. Uh it's like you're you're a gender traitor. >> Yeah. >> You're a gender trader. So I feel like

Brian Atlaswomen there's this sisterhood and if a woman goes against the sisterhood then I don't know. Uh okay.

SPEAKER_00>> Christopher donated $70. Share six. What you were referring to only has to do with the difference in the center of gravity between men and women. It has nothing whatsoever to do with physical

Bailey (Drake)>> strength. But then he can't pick up the chair though. That doesn't center of gravity. He had a point there. >> Yeah. And >> physical strength. >> And it is more common that a guy does actually work out his lower body, too.

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