HEATED DEBATE! She INSULTS Brian?! MAJOR DISAGREEMENTS! Woke Liberal Girls ANGRY?! | Dating Talk 278

Date: 2026-01-19

Duration: 9h 04m

Guests

Brian Atlas

TTaylor (Alabama)>

AAlina (Russia)>

AAngelie Phillips >

Identified Speakers

SPEAKER_01Brian Atlas(host)

SPEAKER_02Lenley(guest)

SPEAKER_03Morgan(guest)

SPEAKER_05Angelie Phillips(guest)

SPEAKER_10Bi(guest)

SPEAKER_11Sakura(guest)

SPEAKER_12Alina (Russia)(guest)

SPEAKER_13Abby (Twin)(guest)

SPEAKER_14Taylor (Alabama)(guest)

Key Moments

IntroAll 9 guests introduce themselves

ControversyBrian challenges Catholic twins on thirst-trap photos, cites 1 Timothy 2:9

Key MomentBrian cites 3 Bible verses on submission; Christian guests resist

ControversyLenley calls Brian misogynistic

Key MomentBrian has Sakura's full plastic surgery history: 2 nose jobs, boobs, fillers, Botox, Ozempic

Topics Discussed

Guest Introductions

9 guests including Sakura (JAV actress), twins Abby/Alice, Lenley (lesbian)

Christianity vs Instagram

Brian challenges Catholic twins on thirst-trap photos.

Biblical Submission

Brian cites Ephesians, Colossians, 1 Peter on wifely submission.

ICE Debate

Lenley calls Brian misogynistic over submission views.

Looks Ratings

Brian gives clinical facial analysis ratings.

Bow Video

Brian shows ex bowing. Debate on submission.

Body Count Round

Morgan 12, Sakura ~150, Lenley 6, Alina 2, Taylor 4.

Transcript

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Brian Atlasgoing to buy my you know, she can get a cubic zirconia. Like I wouldn't I don't know if I'm going to get married. Uh, but if I were to propose to a woman, cubic zirconia, >> why wouldn't you do moisite?

SPEAKER_04>> Is that cheaper? I don't know. >> I mean, it actually pops up as a diamond if it's moisite on a diamond tester. >> I mean, it's more of a a better fake if you're going to get a fake. >> H interesting.

Brian Atlas>> Well, there you go. Moite. >> Who had Somebody else had a question, I think. Maybe. >> Not it. >> Nope. Okay. Uh, we'll move to the next segment then. Uh, what is the minimum? Actually, you know what? Do you want to blast through all these? >> Yeah.

Alina (Russia)>> Okay. I need to get up for a sec. >> Boom. >> What is the minimum yearly income to be your husband?

Lenley>> Um, >> well, I don't date men, so but a woman >> to be your wife. >> I think just as long as you're working your

Lenleyhardest and, you know, being a productive person in society, that's all for me. Do you have like a range or something? >> Um, I'd say $50,000. >> Okay.

Alina (Russia)>> What about you? Too bad. >> For a year for salary? >> Yes. One year salary to be your husband? >> Maybe like

Morgan200k. >> Okay. What about you? >> I'd probably say around 100,000. Just as long like 25 and up. 24 and up. 100,000

Taylor (Alabama)something like that. That's what I want. >> I would say like honestly just enough to like pay the bills and stuff if I wasn't working. That way I could stay at home.

Taylor (Alabama)But if I had to choose a number, I think 45 is a good range to where I would I would live. >> Where do you live? Kansas. >> Alabama. >> Alabama. Okay. What about you? >> Um just enough to get around. >> Uh like do you have a range or

Sakurasomething? >> Um maybe like 50k. >> Okay. Where do you live? Where do you want to live? >> Um, no idea yet. >> Okay. What about you? >> I think as long as he can afford his own

Sakurabills, I don't really care. But I like it is if it's more hardworking. >> Do you have a range? >> I think like 50 >> 50,000. >> Yeah.

Taylor (Alabama)>> Okay. What about you? >> Maybe like um 80,000 to like 100,000. Something like that. >> All right. I'm going to have to agree with you with the 200,000. I feel like

Taylor (Alabama)that's enough money to meet my needs. Not only my needs, his needs, our family's needs, any emergency expenses, our children, anything that could come up. 200,000 is enough. I don't need

Taylor (Alabama)designer bags. I don't need any of that crazy stuff. But I need my family taken care of. I need somebody who will take care of me and my children one day. >> All right. How tall are you? And what is

Lenleythe minimum height of a guy you would date? Um, I'm 5'6 and I don't It doesn't >> Oh, I guess a girl you would >> No, you're good. Um, I don't have like a It doesn't matter with women. I've dated

Bishort girls and tall. >> What about you? >> I'm 51. I like taller guy. Maybe 61. Maybe >> 51. 61. Okay. You >> um I'm 5'6 and I'd probably say like 5'8

Taylor (Alabama)and above. >> He has to be taller than me and I'm 5'5. I would say around 5'7, 5'8 at the minimum. >> Okay. >> Um I'm 5'1 and probably like 5 5'8 or

Alina (Russia)5'6. >> Sorry, I'm 150. What is that in? >> Do you know? >> 150 cm.

Sakura>> It's like below 5T, right? >> Yeah, like 5T. 5T something like that. >> What's the minimum height you would date? >> I think like 165 and above. >> 65 and above. Please do me the

Taylor (Alabama)conversion >> like 6 >> uh 165. >> I understand. >> Okay. >> What about you? >> Um I'm 5'4 and I think like I don't know. I think I go down 5'11 but maybe

Taylor (Alabama)it's something like 5'8 and above or something like that. >> Who wants pizza? >> Please. >> Okay. [snorts] >> Thank you. Thank you. So I'm 5'9 and I

Taylor (Alabama)would like my guys to be around 5'11. Taller than my mother. My mom's 510, so you got to beat my mom all day [laughter] long. Not like that, though.

Lenley>> Okay. You're on a hike. Would you rather cross paths with a man or a bear? >> A bear. >> Why is that? >> Because I feel like if I pass a bear and

Lenleyleave it alone, it's most likely not going to mess with me. But a man, there's a 50-50 chance that he or I probably more than a 50% chance >> So >> that he may mess with me. Mhm. >> I feel like if a bear got I'm so sorry.

Lenley>> No, no. I was Go ahead. >> I feel like if a bear got me, he would just like maul me and kill me. But a man, I feel like he could do much worse. >> What do you think is the chance of the bear mauling you and eating you versus

Alina (Russia)the chance of the man doing something to you? >> The bear is probably like 50%, the man's probably like 70%. >> So, the man is more likely to victimize you in some sort of way than the bear is,

Alina (Russia)>> I would say. So, in my experience, >> what about you? Man or bear? >> Maybe men. >> Okay. What about you? >> Um, I say the man because first of all,

Morgannot all men not all men are like that. And second of all, depending on the type of bear, it will like 99% rip you to shreds if it if it's coming close enough

Morganto you when you're walking down a trail and you walk by it. So, definitely not picking the bear. [snorts] >> What about you? Definitely a man. I trust a man more than a bear.

Taylor (Alabama)>> Um, probably a man cuz not all men are bad. >> Okay. >> Man, too. I think not all of them are that bad. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Um, probably like a man because as

Taylor (Alabama)everyone else has been saying, not everyone not all men are like that.

Taylor (Alabama)I could go either way because no animal nor any man puts fear in my heart. The only one I'm scared of is the Lord above in heaven.

Alina (Russia)>> Who picked man? Uh who picked bear? >> Okay. Would you rather cross paths with a bear or a black person? [snorts]

Lenley>> Still does it a man or woman? You don't know the gender. >> Okay, that it depends because if it's a black woman, then the black woman. But if it's >> you don't know the gender at all. You

Lenleyjust have to pick one. >> Then I guess the bear if it's a person because I just I don't trust people. Not that everybody's bad or that all black

Alina (Russia)people are bad, but just the fact that I trust animals more in my opinion. Would you rather, if you have a child,

Alina (Russia)would you rather leave your child with a bear or a man?

Lenley>> Still the bear. >> Still the bear. I've had very bad experiences with >> What about a bear or a woman? >> A woman. I think women have the instinct

Lenleyto nurture. Um I think women are just as capable of doing like horrific things just as much as men are. Oh, I think they're all very capable of doing horrific things. Women do do her perfect

Alina (Russia)things. But I think women are they nurture children a lot of times. >> Yeah. It's not really about like people having the capability of doing bad things. It's about the likelihood of a

Alina (Russia)bear hurting you versus a human being. Doesn't matter man or woman hurting you. Like what is really the likelihood of that? Because with a man you could have a neutral outcome or a positive outcome

Alina (Russia)or a negative outcome. He could just ignore you. He could he could hurt you or he could help you out in like a situation where you're lost in the forest or something. >> Yes. >> With a bear, it can only be neutral or negative.

Alina (Russia)>> So there's no positive outcome with a bear. You either get eaten alive or the bear maybe passes you if you get lucky. So the luckiest you can get is if a bear just ignores you >> with a person at least you can reason

Lenleywith them. You know what I mean? >> Yes. It could be positive. I just feel like people are more capable of doing more traumatizing things. Like a bear is

Lenleyjust going to kill you. A person may kidnap you and keep you and do horrible things to you. So, I don't know. I just rather go out and die than like go

Morganthrough anything like that. And it's a lot easier to defend yourself with another human being, man or woman, versus a bear. So, you definitely have a higher like

Morganeven if the man was going to do something brutally awful to you or woman, you have a higher chance of being able to defend yourself versus with a bear, >> right? Yeah. That's another thing also

Alina (Russia)like it's not just likelihood, it's also your capability of defending yourself against a bear is like nearly impossible I would say. Whereas with a man, it's like yeah, he's going to be stronger than you, but at least you can speak

Alina (Russia)with him. At least you can like >> I don't know the worst comes to worse like you can like beg him to leave you alone or something. You can never do that with [laughter] a bear unless you have weapons or something like obviously you can use a weapon against a human or a bear.

Morgan>> Well, you got to get pasty George back. >> It's not impossible for George. >> It's not impossible for him to fight off a bear. >> George, he fights bears. >> Yeah, he's a bear fighter, dude. >> If you're a bear fighter, bro, get up here. >> Yeah,

Lenley>> come show us how I'm done. >> I don't I would just hope that the bear was friendly. >> I'd hope for a friendly bear or a friendly man. >> A you're so kind. [laughter] >> Isn't there like >> I know you see the good in you.

Alina (Russia)>> I'd hope it would leave me alone. >> There's like statistics about women being more likely to kill their baby than a man or women being more likely to kill a baby than a some kind of animal.

Alina (Russia)I'm not sure what it is, but I've heard people disprove the like woman versus animal thing by saying like women are more likely to kill their child than a man is. So, it's technically less safe

Alina (Russia)to leave your child with a woman than a man. That's an argument that people could make. >> Yeah, I don't know any of the statistics, so I couldn't vouch for that part. But

Alina (Russia)>> how many uh men do you run do like come across every day? Like just estimate >> I don't know. Hundreds. >> How many bears? >> How many bears? Yeah. [laughter]

Alina (Russia)>> Zero. >> There's no there's no bears where I live. >> Yeah. So, you don't really have experience with bears to know that it would leave you alone?

Lenley>> No, I don't. I don't have All I've had is I've had a lot of negative experiences with men that I felt like I could trust. >> Yeah. So, I don't know. That's where it comes

Alina (Russia)from. I feel like trusting animals more than people. >> Very understandable. >> I understand not trusting people. >> Not that it's statistically right, >> but I also don't trust people, but I definitely wouldn't pick a bear over a

Alina (Russia)person just because like even knowing with how horrible people can be, it's still I still think it's unreasonable. But I feel like we should talk about

Alina (Russia)something else. Where's the host at? >> Game pizza. Oh, true. Pasty. Pasty George needs to send a champagne pop or somebody. >> Pasty George. >> Somebody needs to

Alina (Russia)>> do a champagne pop. >> Does anybody think women don't have uh equal rights to men in the US? >> We have more rights than men in the US.

Morgan>> Does anyone think women are oppressed in the US? >> Nope. I think maybe like pay-wise sometimes certain places will do that, but I don't think like constitutional

Morganrightwise I think we all have the same constitutional like god-given rights. >> Yeah. Are rights even real? Like do they even exist? >> I don't think so.

Morgan>> Do rights even exist? That's the question of the day. >> Who thinks uh women are primary victims of war? >> I'm sorry that [laughter] was funny.

MorganThat was that joke. one and two when their husbands like died. But like >> I would have been Rosie the River, you know. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Staying home. >> That's [laughter] >> Who is the primary victim of all the

Morganwars that have happened? >> Men or women? >> Men. >> Men. Cuz back when the wars happened, women weren't allowed to fight, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So if men >> Would you guys date a guy who owns a firearm? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes.

Morgan>> Dated plenty. >> Would you date a guy who doesn't own a firearm? >> Yes. >> Yes. I kind of feel like I wouldn't. You know what I mean? >> That's the smartest thing though, you know? You need I live in Philly. >> I only That's what I'm saying. I only

Morgansay I would date one cuz I plan on owning one. So either way, there would be one there, right? >> Yeah. >> Anybody wouldn't date a guy who owns a firearm. >> No. if he ain't got no blicky.

Alina (Russia)[laughter] >> Wait, you you didn't circle uh men should provide slashprotect for agree with the statement. Do you disagree that men should provide and protect?

Lenley>> Um I think it depends on the the roles in the relationship. I don't feel like every man in a relationship [laughter] provides and protects. >> George, that was not nice. [sighs]

SPEAKER_04>> That was very not nice, George. That doesn't seem very bear fighter of you. You're not a good >> spent all that money, but okay. No champagne. >> You fight a bear, but you can't do a champagne pop.

Alina (Russia)>> Did you spend all of your money? >> If you ran out of money, just say that. >> All right. If a man's girlfriend constantly turns him down for sex, is it valid for him to break up with her? >> Yes.

Bi>> Or is it wrong? >> You think it's wrong? >> It's very valid. >> Okay. Why do you think it's wrong? because like

Bithey can talk about this like have I don't know just I just think it's wrong

Bidoesn't need to break up because this things like relationship is not just for sex have other stuff >> right but there's like requirements that everyone wants out of their partner like

Alina (Russia)things that you see as like a bare minimum like I'm I'm sure there's stuff that you see as like bare minimum in a relationship. >> Like what are some of those things like you would want a guy to pay on dates for example? [laughter]

Alina (Russia)>> That was a good one. >> What? >> But first everybody [laughter] going [snorts] >> like there's things that you probably see as bare minimum in a relationship

Alina (Russia)like paying for dates for example or like protecting you in a dangerous situation. Like those would be like bare minimum things. So for a lot of people,

Alina (Russia)I feel like sex is a [laughter] I feel like sex is like a base like base requirement for a relationship

Morganfor a lot of men especially. Yes. Like for instance, like like nothing bad towards Abby, but like Aby's not going to get in a relationship with a man who wants to have sex, just like a man's not going to get a man who wants to have sex

Morganisn't going to get in a relationship with somebody who's asexual knowing because there's like certain stuff like that you have to see eye to eye. Mhm. >> So, it's like, >> no, it's not just for the sex, but like

Morgansometimes they if that's like they're not if they if that's something that they want or they desire, they're not going to like get with somebody who also doesn't desire that, >> right? Yeah. Like if that's something

Alina (Russia)that's discussed in the beginning, like if you're dating somebody who's asexual, who's not interested from the beginning to have sex in the first place, yeah, you're already going to know that. But I think this question more pertains to

Alina (Russia)like a situation where the people are already having sex and then they stop. Like one person just doesn't want to do it anymore. It's not for like health problems. It's not because of stress. Like they just maybe they're not

Alina (Russia)attracted anymore or for a different reason. >> I I think personally I think it's valid to break up with someone in that in that situation cuz >> it's it's weird. You don't know what's what is happening. Why did this change

Alina (Russia)all of a sudden happen? If you're a sexually active person before, something has to something might have majorly went wrong. And a lot of times that can be a sign of infidelity that somebody was being disloyal. Now they lose attraction

Taylor (Alabama)to their current partner. >> Yep. >> It's also very damaging on the other person too in the situation. >> Yeah. >> I would feel like he didn't like want me anymore. >> Right. Exactly. It's very damaging to a woman, especially women, you know, cuz

Taylor (Alabama)if you're already doing it, you know, that love's there, that attraction's there, but once it's gone and it's just like, I don't know what I did. Why don't you want to look at me anymore? You don't find me attractive anymore, it

Taylor (Alabama)it's a mind [ __ ] situation. So, yeah, I broke up with a guy because we couldn't have sex anymore, you know? I don't feel bad about it still to this day.

Angelie PhillipsIt's been like four years. And I'm I'm good. I haven't had sex since.

Alina (Russia)>> I'm good. >> Do you guys think it's easier for men or women to get sex? To get laid? >> Women. >> Women. >> Women. >> Yeah, I think everyone agrees on that. [laughter]

Abby (Twin)>> Who do you think puts in more effort generally into dating? Men or women? >> Men. >> Men. >> Depends on like the couple. Like one like say this one couple like the girl

Alina (Russia)puts more effort in and the other couple the man puts more effort in. Or >> just in general like in g not in specific relationships just in dating who puts in more effort to I guess get

Alina (Russia)dates or get success with their dates? >> Well, >> like who has to put in more effort to have successful outcomes with their dates?

Lenley>> Men. Men. I would say men in straight relationships. Yeah. >> Did you answer?

Taylor (Alabama)>> Maybe men. I think. >> Do you mean like to get like the better outcome like what they want? >> Like who has put more effort? I guess just whatever whatever you see as a

Alina (Russia)successful outcome for yourself, what you want to accomplish with dating, whether it be like casual casual encounters or a long-term relationship or whatever you're looking or just

Alina (Russia)attention, whatever that it is you're looking for? Is it easier or do men or women have to put in more effort to get that to get whatever they want out of

Alina (Russia)out of the opposite sex, out of the same sex, what whoever you're interested in? Okay. Okay. I think it could go both

Taylor (Alabama)ways, but I think women want more out of life. Like, how do I say this? Like,

Taylor (Alabama)a lot of women that I talk to want the wife or want the husband, the kids, the the house. And a lot of men that I've

Taylor (Alabama)met don't want to commit or they take too long or they just not ready or it's scaring them. >> So I think like it could go both ways

Alina (Russia)but I think women just have more standards I guess than a man. >> I think that's a good thing. I think women should have certain standards because we obviously have to carry

Alina (Russia)children. We got to get pregnant. You have to be very picky about who's going to be the father of your children. >> Very true. >> Do you guys think a woman's career, money, or status makes her more attractive to the man?

Lenley>> No. >> No. >> I think Yeah. >> Oh, I think if a woman like knows what she wants and, you know, has it figured out, I feel like that's attractive.

Taylor (Alabama)>> Like men also want women that have it together at least a little bit. Most guys are going to look at that woman as too masculine. You know,

Lenley>> that's true. >> That's kind of just the the reality of it. >> See, I sad, you know. See, I don't have the insight on it because for women women like other women that >> that are motivated >> that are motivated and that, you know, know what they're doing and have things

Taylor (Alabama)going on. >> Well, even for me, I like guys that are motivated themselves. If I put myself to a certain like category, I expect you to be there, too. I don't expect you to make $100 million,

Alina (Russia)>> but I expect you to still carry yourself like you made $100 million, you know? >> Yeah. I think just men and women see motivation in different ways a lot of

Alina (Russia)the time. Like I think men can find motivation and ambition attractive in women. It's just not towards the same things that women find ambition attractive for, if that makes sense.

Alina (Russia)So I think men often times find it attractive if a woman knows what she wants and it's like family oriented or it's something that has to do with him or uh improving his life. But when women

Alina (Russia)become successful for themselves a lot of the time with their status and career a lot of the time they use it on themselves. They don't they don't uh do anything for the man's life doesn't really improve from that right

Taylor (Alabama)>> and it probably creates insecurity for >> and jealousy in the relationship. I could do that. >> Imagine being a man and being jealous of your girl because she's doing better than you.

Alina (Russia)>> I mean, if I was a man, I probably wouldn't want to do that. >> I wouldn't want to feel like that either. [snorts] >> If she's like if she's really nice and she's really sweet and she like makes more money than me or something, then that's fine. But if she has all the

Alina (Russia)other characteristics that come with like a uh like an the same characteristics that ambitious man has, >> it's not it's not the same. >> Yeah.

Alina (Russia)I'm back. Welcome. >> Hello. >> Good to see you guys again. >> Hello. >> Stepped away for a moment there. Anything of note while I was gone? >> All kinds of stuff. >> Got some food coming here soon. >> All kinds of questions.

Brian Atlas>> Uh I had uh two thoughts here really quick. Um so wait, just show of hands. Who here's a virgin? I'm a virgin.

Brian Atlas>> Both of you. Um, do either of you have a celebrity crush? Like a guy who you're like, "Wow, he's so hot." >> Um, The Weekend.

Abby (Twin)>> The Weekend. The The musical artist. >> Yep. Able. >> Oo. >> Abigail. >> None. >> Like man or woman? >> Um,

Abby (Twin)no. >> There's got to be something. >> We got to dig a little more. Something's going on. Something's going wrong with Abigail. >> But >> she got septum piercing. >> I wouldn't like what's going on. >> This is beautiful, but it's not like

Abby (Twin)like I'm like I'm not attracted to them, but I think they're gorgeous. >> But >> who? >> Uh Siza and Sabrina Carpenter. >> Would you lose your virginity to Sabrina

Brian AtlasCarpenter? >> Oh [laughter] my god. Um probably not. And then the weekend like he's like, "Yo, I'm not going to marry you, but like would you smash?"

Brian Atlas>> Um, yeah. [laughter] >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Hold on. Uh, are there other celebrities who you would just smash? >> Um,

Taylor (Alabama)>> could be a Tik Tocker. Anybody. >> I got I gota No, I got to really think about it. >> But would you >> maybe like >> Yeah, maybe who? >> Maybe who? Well, the weekend >> besides him.

Taylor (Alabama)>> Okay. Um >> maybe like um Metro Booming maybe. Not Metro >> Boom.

Brian Atlas[laughter] >> Who? Who? Metro Booming. >> Metro.

Taylor (Alabama)>> You've never heard of Metro Booming? >> I have no idea. >> Metro Booming on the beat. I don't >> I mean heard some of his songs like on the radio. He's just like a producer. >> Oh >> yeah. I can't even think of any of the

Brian Atlassongs. >> Wait, so hold on. So let's say right now the weekend walks into the whatever podcast and he's like Alice, my dear. [laughter] >> Come come with me.

Brian Atlas>> Oh my god. >> And he's like, I wish to have sex with you. And you would you just [ __ ] like right away or >> um >> like that's your only like >> that's like the only option. >> That's the only opportunity. Yeah. >> Oh

Taylor (Alabama)>> well. I mean I guess I get to hang out with them and he has a nice voice. So [laughter] >> damn. Isn't that crazy? >> But like

Brian Atlasit would go down within an hour. Would you you'd go for it? >> Less than an hour. Like 10 minutes. >> I don't know. >> 5 minutes. Well, [laughter] only answer is yes. >> Like if there's a green room or

Taylor (Alabama)something at the whatever podcast. >> I'm sure a lot of girls would want to. >> But like, >> oh man, that's >> Alice. You Wait, what? >> The chat just

SPEAKER_00>> Oh, I don't know. It's whatever. >> A message from the government. >> I got a thought on that. I got >> Hasty George donated $2004 to chair three. I am a First Nations

SPEAKER_00Creamman who can hunt, fish, and survive in the wilderness. I have had four long-term relationships and never cheated, but have been cheated on thanks to feminism. >> You want to cook? >> She's not alive anymore, by the way. >> His

Brian Atlas>> the cheating ex. >> Oh well. >> Oh yeah. >> Yo, who is that? Oh, Natalia. Oh my goodness. Natalia with the Pull that up. Oh my goodness. This is a name I have

Brian Atlasnot seen in a while. Oh, good to see you in the chat, Natalia. Hey, that's my uh that's my that's my platonic wife. Natalya is my platonic wife. We had a little

Brian Atlasdisagreement here and there. You know, there was a period of separation, but she's back now. >> Wow. >> Yeah, I got her back in the >> She's back with the program now. >> Yo, what's up, Natalyia? Huh? >> She's stirring.

Brian Atlas>> She's she's the most lovely woman I know named Natalyia. I'll tell you that much. She must be Italian if you're talking like that. >> I don't know actually. I don't know what she is. Natalia. What are you? What is she? I think she's like Middle Eastern. I think she's from Saudi Arabia. I

Brian Atlasthink. >> Wait, I hope that's not like tmi, you know. I hope. Did I reveal? I'm just kidding. No, she's actually from Kuwait. Just kidding. I don't know what

Brian AtlasI'm talking about. For all I know, she's black. She might be black, actually. >> Well, good for you. >> I only date black women. We saw

Brian Atlas>> you saw really quick back to you though, Alice in Chains. [laughter] Good band. Uh, so you're a virgin.

Brian Atlas>> Mhm. >> You will allow The weekend platinum recording artist. >> Yep. >> To deflower you to to take your virginity

Brian Atlaswithin five minutes of meeting. >> Okay. [laughter] Sorry. 10 minutes. Let's do 10 minutes. >> 10 minutes. >> Let's be fair. 10 minutes. >> Okay. What happens in the hour? >> Huh? >> The hour. >> You spend 24 hours together. He takes

Taylor (Alabama)you on his private jet. >> He sings for you. He serenates you. >> I can't feel my face when I'm with you.

Brian Atlas>> I can't feel it. [laughter] >> Do you you you go for it though, right? Like you sm you smashing. >> She go like a rodeo.

Brian Atlas>> Do you do you prefer black guys or he's Is he mixed? I think he's mixed. I just has a really nice voice and I think he's cute. >> You like his voice? >> Yes. >> Um, >> but isn't it Look, I you know, you're a

Brian Atlasnice gal. I don't want to be too mean or anything, >> but >> she's she said she was waiting until marriage. >> Now, imagine imagine the good Christian boy who meets her and is like, "He's got

Brian Atlasto marry this chick. [laughter] He's got to marry this girl. He's got to marry sweet Alice over here." But the weekend 24 hours come on >> the the weekend. >> He just gets to hit right away >> after an hour.

Taylor (Alabama)>> Yeah, there's time to propose. >> Like what the [ __ ] What the [ __ ] >> Propose what if. Like come on. Like >> the what? >> This is like a what if? Like this isn't actually going to happen. >> Somebody call the weekend. Let's get him here. >> But if he actually does come here,

Brian Atlas>> like you would do it. >> Yeah, you would do it. >> I actually call him up. >> Abel, where you at? I Hey, you know, it's uh it's a little interesting. Yeah, it's just interesting. You know, uh you can be a

Brian Atlasguy you can you know what's interesting to me? Shouldn't it be the case that weekend who's only trying to hit once, he doesn't get the [ __ ] but the guy

Brian Atlaswho say you you've got him pegged, not pegging him, but you've pegged him as the guy who's going to be your future husband. >> Shouldn't he get the [ __ ] Why? Why are you giving the [ __ ] away? You're giving the [ __ ] away. You know

Brian Atlas>> what if we get married >> you and the weekend? No. >> Yeah. >> Part of the hypothetical part of the hypothetical is >> that you would not like it's just a one. It's the most wonderful 24 hours and he

Brian Atlastakes you on the private jet. He serenates you but that's it. You just [ __ ] and on the private jet and he sings. That's [laughter] >> and then he drops you off and you never hear from him again. In fact, you get pregnant now you have a mixed race kid

Brian Atlasand you're a single baby and >> his money. Do you abort it? Wait. Question. Do you abort the weekend's spawn? Uh the the spawn. Wait, what the [ __ ] The baby. Excuse me. I'm being >> the [laughter] spawn of the weekend.

Brian Atlas>> No. >> So you Okay. Single mom. >> This This is a very >> Yeah. Name it the weekday. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Oh my god. [gasps]

Brian Atlas>> I don't know. Chat, what do you think? >> You know, like how about this, right? So it'd be like me. How would y'all women feel if I was like, you know what?

Brian AtlasI'm going to I will do the most for some chick. It's just a hookup. We only She's only using me for sex. It's just we have sex once or a couple times. And I'm

Brian Atlasgoing to do I'm going to pay for the date. I'm going to take her on a trip. I'm going to uh I don't know do all the all these nice gestures. I'm going to buy her flowers. I'm going to buy her

Brian Atlasjewelry. I'm going to do all these things for the girl. who I [ __ ] one, two, or three times.

Brian AtlasAnd then I tell you, Morgan or whoever I'm not, sorry, I didn't mean to. Never mind. [laughter] Uh, I tell you, just in your in your mind's eye, all the women at the table,

Brian AtlasI want to marry you. You're the girl I want to spend my life with, but I'm only going to do all that [ __ ] for the girl I'm just trying to hit. You

Brian Atlasguys would be like, "What the [ __ ] I thought I'm important. I thought I'm special. I thought I'm the girl I You' be You guys would be upset." >> Yeah, but we're talking about The Weekend here.

Brian Atlas>> It's a very It's very circumstantial. >> He's like average looking, >> but he's rich and famous and he can sing. >> So, >> okay. Well, uh I don't know what would

SPEAKER_07be the example. >> I don't know what's the countries. She's um I don't know. I'm not sure actually. I'm not sure what >> that for you, baby girl. [laughter]

Brian Atlas>> He's taking his surname for you. >> He's waiting. >> I'm not even sure the keyboard. >> Uh hold on. I'm checking on the food here really quick. But uh yeah, that's wild. That's wild.

Sakura>> I like the weekend though. >> She like every girl >> pretty much. It's like I don't know how you going to This is

Brian Atlasactually an interesting segment. I should do more. It's a It's an interesting one. I have another segment though that we can do. Uh >> gosh. >> Oh. Uh okay. [sighs and gasps]

Brian AtlasYou know what I I feel like I should do kind of somewhat in the same vein as big brother Brian. I should do This is so

Brian Atlasdumb and [ __ ] the the Brian girlfriend audit. So, as a service, I

Brian Atlaswill be your boyfriend for a fortnight, 14 days, and I we got like And so, I'll I'll tell you as a woman, I'll give you an audit. I uh the boyfriend audit, I

Brian Atlasget I don't know what it girlfriend audit, boyfriend audit, and I will date you and see how you are, and I'll tell you where you're [ __ ] up. Because because some girls are struggling now.

Brian AtlasHow do I keep the guy? How do I get the guy? I will. 14 14 we you know sex included of course. Uh you know because I got to make sure that you know you know what you're doing. If you're [ __ ] [ __ ] up somehow I don't know to

Brian Atlasthe BJs whatever it is. I'll tell you >> and I send you on your way afterwards and I give you an I think maybe I charge for it. Maybe I don't know. It's an

Brian Atlasaudit. I audit the you. I audit you and I'm like okay you're doing this wrong. You're kind of being a [ __ ] D like [ __ ] Your boyfriend couldn't tell you. I should do that. I think that's a great idea.

Morgan>> Sure. >> Don't you >> I would press the cricket button. >> Okay.

Brian Atlas>> I don't know cuz I feel like a lot of the women are struggling to like lock guys down. They're struggling to and like >> well dating culture is >> Don't you think like have here's a perhaps a good analogy. Have you ever encountered someone with

Brian Atlasbad breath? >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Did you tell them? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Well, okay. Well, that wasn't the answer I was looking for, but [laughter] >> I've Have you ever encountered someone with bad breath and you didn't tell them?

Brian Atlas>> No. No. >> Really? >> That's [ __ ] I'm just saying. I think uh I think some people

Brian Atlas>> Okay. Uh, I think some people move through life not knowing their deficits and I can come in as a consultant. I'm a boyfriend

Brian Atlasconsultant, girlfriend consult. I don't know what the [ __ ] the right terminology is. I will point out your deficits. I'll point out where you're [ __ ] up because I think a lot of people don't

Brian Atlasget told necessarily the ways in which they're deficient. I don't know. I think it's a good idea. >> Are relationship coaches a natural

Brian Atlasthing? >> Uh like a what do you mean? Well, I mean there's like dating >> Are there people that relationship coach? >> There's dating coaches, but this is like handson audit. >> Just like only you can do it.

Brian Atlas>> Well, I mean other people could do this, but I think I have the knowledge. I have the knowledge to do it. I know the you know what to tell them. And um I don't think people go to this length. Like

Brian Atlasthere's dating coaches, >> like opposite sex dating coaches or whatever, but they don't like actually date the guy >> or like have sex with you to let you know, you know? >> Yeah. Like that's part of it cuz maybe like you're trash or whatever. I mean,

Brian Atlasit's really again it's like pizza, you know? It's really hard to >> Great business idea, right? >> Pizza. I think it's kind of genius. I don't know if any women would take me up on it, but it is something to think about. >> How much would you charge for that?

Brian Atlas>> Like >> if she has a big labia, she gets a discount. Oh, >> I'll give her a coupon or something. >> Okay. What What's >> uh I don't know what the price would be. >> Uh how about like a couple hamburgers?

MorganThat's it. That's all what I'll charge. Couple hamburgers and >> some noodles. A large lab. Yeah. Yeah. >> And she has to bow. [clears throat] >> Can't forget about sniffing the underwear. Girlfriend. >> Yeah. And she's got to do your laundry

Brian Atlasand sniff your undies. >> Yeah. Um All right. Who was this 5 foot one girl who needs six? Is that you? You need Yeah. 51. [laughter] >> You're 5'1? >> Yeah. 51. >> 6' one.

Brian Atlas>> I like tall guy. I mean, >> Asian, tall Asian guys. That's rare. >> I like white guy. >> Oh, you like white guys? >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. All right. Well, that's I mean, still it's still rare. Even white

Biguys. 61. That's uh I think less than 10% of men. >> How many cm is 61? >> Who? >> Like 185.

Brian Atlas>> Okay, I get it. Uh Mary, if you want to go uh like right pretty much. Yeah. Yeah. If you want to head head on to the you know, you know

Brian Atlaswhere. Uh okay. So um where were we? What were we talking about? I forgot. Oh. Uh did anyone else have like any interesting answers to

Brian Atlasthese? I don't really think so. on the height. Uh there was you want $200,000 minimum yearly income for your future husband. 100k for you. Okay. 45K. Well,

Taylor (Alabama)you I mean it's nothing for you. >> That's if I'm like not working. He wants me to stay at home. It should be just enough to pay the bills and stuff. >> Sure. Uh

Brian Atlaswait, hold on. Abby, you said I don't know. >> Yeah. Yeah, >> she answered. >> Kind of a story tonight, I guess. I

Brian Atlasdon't know. Uh, I do not know. You're an Indian man, I guess, working in a convenience store. [laughter] >> I don't know. Sorry, that's so bad. I

Brian Atlasapologize to my Indian viewers. I love you guys in a >> platonic non-homosexual kind of way. Uh, minimum yearly income though, no, don't care. You'll date a guy who works at

Brian AtlasMcDonald's. >> Um, no. You don't plan to What's the Can you explain the not ever wanting to have sex thing? Can you explain that? >> Um I don't know. I just The idea of sex just makes me uncomfortable. >> Does it give you the ick?

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. Like I just can't picture myself doing that and it just kind of scares me and curses me out. >> Do you I don't know if this is like TMI too much whatever. Like do you self >> No. No.

Brian Atlas>> You don't do that? You don't >> masturbate? No. >> Okay. Have you ever accidentally >> um No. >> Like you're on a horse or something and >> No. No. [laughter]

Brian Atlas>> You were sitting laundry machine >> accidentally. >> Okay. All right. Well, uh >> you could you might Hey, some people are asexual or whatever.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. Press it. Okay. Press it. >> You didn't even go. >> I didn't [laughter] [ __ ] it. Whatever. Who else wants a [ __ ] ton of money? What is it? Angelie, $200,000. Uh, >> that's not bad. >> It's a bit It's pretty high, Angelie. It's pretty It's up there, you know.

Brian AtlasIt's >> That's fine. >> Okay. >> I make that pretty much. >> You make that? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I do think I'm on to something though with the the audit service. The

Brian Atlasboyfriend audit. >> You should Fortnite. 14 days. >> Fortnite. >> Fortnite. Yeah, it's 14 days. That That's what a Fortnite is. >> I thought that was a game. >> It is a video game. But the word

Brian AtlasFortnite [laughter] does actually uh it means 14 days. >> Oh, that's a wonderful new factor. >> You know, like Abraham Lincoln when he says four score seven years ago. Okay, whatever.

Brian AtlasUh let's see what else did we have to get to. I don't know if there's anything. I don't know. The questioner pretty tame. Uh do you want to ask this one?

LenleyDo you guys think past should not matter in terms of body count? >> I don't really It doesn't matter to me. Like it's it's more circumstantial to me. Like

LenleyBut do you think it should matter just in general? Not to you, but maybe to other people. >> Um it depends. I still think it's circumstantial. Like if you've dated like multiple people and you've had sex

Lenleywith all of them, like that's one thing. It's another thing if you've had like 15 one night stands. So there's like >> just as a question >> there's like a scale to it.

Lenley>> So I guess not if it's like an outrageous number, but >> what's everyone's body count? >> Hold on. >> Four. >> Oh >> yeah. Don't start with me. I got to think real quick.

Lenley>> We'll start. We'll start here. >> Okay, great. [laughter] >> Do like guy girl. >> Okay. Guy. Okay. Two girls. Four guys. >> Okay. What about you? >> Two

Brian Atlas>> into into the mic. >> Oh, two. >> Two guys. >> Yeah, >> Morgan. >> It's okay. Hey, no judgment. [gasps] >> 12. >> Okay. 12. All right. >> Four.

Sakura>> It's okay. >> Zero. >> Four. Zero. >> I think less than 150. >> Less than 150. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What about you? >> Zero. >> Zero. What about you? >> Four. >> Alina.

Brian Atlas>> Two. >> Two. I don't reveal my body count. I'm a virgin. >> Virgin. Never done that before. >> What the [ __ ] you lying? >> Oh, me. So horny. Me love you long time.

Brian Atlas>> Whoa. [laughter] What the [ __ ] Where did that come from? That was some crazy [ __ ] Wow. That is wild. That's crazy.

Brian AtlasUm, okay. Uh, was there anything else on the body count? Um, and uh, Morgan, you're you're 18, right?

Brian Atlas>> Oh, this could be fun. Like, when did everybody lose their virginity? I'll go first. I'm joking. I'm not a virgin. I lost my virginity at uh, 17. What about you? >> 14. >> 14. Okay. >> 13. >> 13. Okay.

Alina (Russia)>> 14. >> 14. Okay. >> 16. >> 16. >> Never. Actually 18. >> 18. Okay. >> You just skip me. You already know. >> 17. >> 17. >> 15. >> 15. >> Okay.

Brian Atlas>> Not proud. >> There it is. Damn. So, like I'm a late bloomer compared to this group. >> 17. I lost my virginity. 17, boys. It was a different time back then. >> Yeah, sure was. >> We still had [snorts]

Brian Atlas>> rough days, man. >> We didn't have internet back. No, I'm just kidding. Uh, we did have internet. We did have the internet. You know what's interesting? I'm curious. Uh, for the younger women here, which is most of

Brian Atlasyou, well, it's all of you actually. Um, I'm just How long do you guys think the internet has actually? Wait, let me play this before

SPEAKER_00>> a message from the government of Canada. >> Hasty George donated $2004. Hey, Brian, if you can keep this show running for this year, then I will get

SPEAKER_00you another gift for Christmas. Send me a DM later on of what you would like and then open it on the show in December.

Alina (Russia)>> I can I can send you a video DM of what I like. I like champagne, so you should do a champagne pop. Preferably the Crystal, but you don't have to do that. Just regular. Regular is fine.

Brian Atlas>> Does that like mean we actually get champagne? >> Yeah. Oh, I don't watch enough of this to know what it means. [clears throat] >> Uh, thank you Pasty George for the uh

Brian AtlasTTS. Appreciate it, man. Uh, who knows? Look, uh, it's not definitive. Maybe we go beyond episode 304. 3004 could be our last episode. We'll see. So, in that

Brian Atlascase, I think July. There's the date is in July for the final episode. Uh, so we'll we'll see, you know. Who knows? Who knows? I It's up in the air. It's up in the air. Uh but it is being

Brian Atlascontemplated. Okay. Where were we? Wait, it was Oh, losing your virginity. Wait, hold on. We went around the table though. >> Age.

Lenley>> Yeah. Yeah, we already did that. What was the next thing? >> Hello. >> Something about all of us being young. >> Yeah, you were like, "Everyone here is young." >> You said we didn't have the internet

Brian Atlasback. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Thank you. Good. Good job, Elena. Proud of you. Uh, okay. So, how long do you think the internet has been around? Like what? Tell us the year. >> 91.

Brian Atlas>> What? >> Maybe like 95. >> 90 95. Okay. What? It's kind of a vague question. Uh, get >> like the internet as far as like the Google.

Brian Atlas>> It's a bit of a vague question because I mean when did it How about when should it be when was it? widely adopted >> probably sometime in the early 2000s. >> Disputable. Um

Brian Atlas>> that more people got access. >> Yeah. Does anybody think the internet was around in the 1800s? >> No. No. >> Okay. I don't know where I'm going with

Brian Atlasthat. I don't know. Sometimes I wonder like if you grew up with the current like I remember before social media,

Lenleyyou know, but I'm pretty sure for all of you, almost all of you, for most of your life, there's been like social media. I don't know.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah, it's it's been around >> cuz I'm trying to think. So when was it? >> Facebook was like 2007. So it's been almost 20 almost 20 years

Brian Atlasabout 20 years of Facebook. So like we got 18 19

Brian AtlasFacebook's been around your whole life. >> Wow. >> Instagram. Maybe Instagram was like 20 2011 2012. It kind of

Brian Atlas>> couple years started popping off. >> All right. All right. Who wants pizza? The pizza's here. >> Pizza's here. Arrived.

Morgan>> It's olive and pepperoni. Does anybody not like olives? >> I've never seen olives on pizza. >> It's actually good. It's actually good. It's very good. >> Here's a napkin for the other plate, too.

SPEAKER_07>> Damn. How many plates you giving them? God damn. There. >> [ __ ] There's an extra plate under there. >> Oh, there is. >> It's okay. It's not >> It's okay. It's okay.

Brian Atlas>> Rude. Uh, okay. I guess next topic then. Um, Abigail. >> Abby Gail. Abigail.

Brian Atlas>> Yes. I just put >> you circled. Uh, women are just as physically strong as men. >> I mean, they can be if they like work out, >> but in general, uh, do you think women

Brian Atlasare just as physically strong as men? >> Um, probably depends on I don't >> they what? Um, probably depends on like genetics. >> Does some some people maybe don't want pizza? Is anybody

Brian Atlas>> I don't want anything. >> Okay, Mary, just uh maybe see who wants pizza before giving it to them, I guess. >> Does anybody else want pizza? >> No thanks. >> Pizza. >> So, two more. Two more. >> I think two more slices.

Morgan>> You don't want any? >> No. Sure. I'll take it. Okay. Here you go. Okay. So, no more. All right. Okay. Uh

Brian AtlasAbby. >> Yes.

Brian Atlas>> What? >> What's the deal? >> Uh >> the women being physically that >> Yeah. In general, like are women on average just as strong as men on average?

Abby (Twin)>> They can be, right? Cuz like there could be like a guy, he's probably not strong like the genetics. Like you just you got

Abby (Twin)to work to become like strong, right? Like physically strong like build the muscles.

Brian AtlasUh but okay, so here's my position on this. Basically, let's say you put a man and a woman through the same exact level of training because of men's natural

Abby (Twin)biology and physiology, the man will be stronger. >> What if it but like what if it's like a scrawny man? Uh if it's a scrawny man,

Brian Atlasassuming no like gosh >> like injury or some sort of like defect, I actually think that a man with the

Brian Atlasweakest genetic potential, you put him up against a woman with the strongest genetic potential. I I almost think assuming not like there there's not an injury or something that would prevent

Brian Atlashim from gaining muscle, that guy is gonna be stronger than the woman if they both train. If they both train uh and they have the I

Brian Atlasguess equivalent strength program, >> I think a genetically inferior man would outpace her in strength than even like the most genetically gifted woman.

Brian Atlas>> That could be true. So this would be nurture over nature in this case. Even even um >> even a woman who genetically mogs the [ __ ] out of some [ __ ] genetically

Brian Atlasinferior man. >> Uh if the nurture is there, the men I think will be stronger. I don't know. Maybe somebody in the chat disagrees,

Brian Atlasbut uh yeah, maybe I'm I don't know. And then on average, men are just stronger. Like the the strongest person in the world is always a man. The weakest

Brian Atlasperson in the world always a woman. >> There could be a a weaker man compared to a strong woman. >> Yes, I agree. Absolutely. There are there are women who are stronger than

Alina (Russia)some men and there are some men who are weaker than some women. But as a general principle, >> do you think a male quadruple ampute

Alina (Russia)would be stronger than a female quadruple ampute? >> The [ __ ] >> Most likely. Wait, ampute? No arms, no legs. >> Wait, >> just torso and head. >> How are they supposed to move? They're

Abby (Twin)going to just roll around. >> Yeah. >> So, I mean, wouldn't they move the same? They just wiggle >> their core strength and neck strength. >> Oh. >> Huh.

Brian Atlas>> It's a good question. >> It is. >> Is it? Maybe. >> I don't know. >> Uh, let's see. What else do we have here? Uh, Morgan, you circled people of color can't be racist towards white people. What is that?

Brian Atlas>> Can't or can? >> Can't. >> Oh, well. >> Or did you mistake? Was that just a mistake? >> I thought that said can. >> Okay. Uh, Abby, you circled.

Brian AtlasUh, let's see. Uh, we could do adult age gap relationships are wrong. >> It depends like on like the

Brian Atlas>> also Morgan also thinks it's wrong. Uh, Taylor, do you think >> and me? >> No. Wait, you're in an age Wait, who was the one in the age gap relationship? >> Me.

Brian Atlas>> That was you. What's the age gap? >> 15 and a half years, I think. >> So, you're How old and how old is he?

Brian Atlas>> I'm 24 and he's 40. >> Okay. Uh to the other women here who object to age gap relationships, which

Abby (Twin)is Abby, Morgan, Alice, do you think her age gap relationship is wrong? >> Um, no. She's in like her 20s and I think it's fine. I just think it's weird like when like a 30-year-old man um

Brian Atlastries to like get with like a 18-year-old or 19year-old. >> I was 18 and he was 35 or 34. >> Yeah. Oh, >> yeah. So, now they've been together for

Brian Atlaswhat, 5, six years? So when they met, she was 18 and he was 30 in his mid-30s. >> So do you have an issue now? >> Um I don't know. It just it does really

Abby (Twin)depend on like the maturity level and but I don't know like you can be honest. >> Come on. You know >> like you know like cuz like the like you know when your frontal lobe fully develops

Brian Atlasthat's when you're 25. >> I don't believe the frontal lobe [ __ ] but okay. Oh well that's when it does develop according to psychology. >> My understanding is with the frontal lobe stuff the brain power whatever it

Brian Atlasis is that it actually starts to decline after a certain period of time. So then would it eventually be the case that if I could demonstrate like I think in some ways I was I was sharper like 10 years ago in some ways. In other ways I'm more

Brian Atlasintelligent but in other ways I feel like cognitively I've became smarter but also more [ __ ] Uh so would it be the case like let's

Brian Atlassay my cognition like what if you could test for cognition or something or whatever the prefrontal cortex metric would be and it turns out that I don't

Brian Atlasknow I was um [sighs] I don't know a younger woman was actually more cognitively she was better cognitively

Brian Atlasthan I am. Is she being predatory by dating me? Because my cognition is >> Yeah. So, like let's say let's say I

Brian Atlaswere to date like uh a uh I don't know uh someone who's 20 or whatever, but she's cognitively more like better, sharper than I am. Is she being

Brian Atlaspredatory? >> Um no, because she's younger and you're older. But like in terms of so when you say

Brian Atlaswhen you cite to prefrontal cortex you're talking about cognition intelligence these sorts of things. >> So if I like how about or at any age >> you could be at 40 and have like a IQ of

Brian Atlas80 >> and you could have an 18-year-old who has a like genius IQ of 150 or something. Would the woman with the genius IQ who's

Abby (Twin)dating the man with a below average IQ, is she being predatory? >> No. I mean, I don't think if you have like an IQ that high, I don't think you would want to like get with like someone

Brian Atlasolder with like a low IQ. >> Well, you might not want to, but would it be predatory? >> No. >> Oh, okay. Uh, what about an older woman

Abby (Twin)dating a younger man? Do you have any objections there? Um, it's it's the same thing. >> Same thing. Okay. Uh, h interesting.

Brian AtlasYeah. I don't really buy I don't buy into the prefrontal cortex thing. I [clears throat] I don't really know if there's any meaningful way to actually test like in uh true intelligence or

Brian Atlascognition. I think you can have somebody younger who's more like intelligent or cog has stronger cognition than somebody who's older. So, kind of throw

Brian Atlasthat theory out the window, I think. >> Right. >> Okay. >> I have nothing to add. >> Objections. Morgan Alice, you object to age gaps. Why is that? >> It's more so just It's more so just like a personal thing. >> Yeah.

Morgan>> I >> Yeah. I don't really like like I'm not going to shame her for dating someone older than her, but it's just something that I wouldn't do. Like I'm not going to go date somebody that's 10, 11, 12 years older than me.

Lenley>> H okay. >> What about the weekend? [laughter] >> That was >> Well, maybe not the weekend, but >> Brad Pitt

LenleyBrad Pit is so Are there exceptions? >> There's definitely there's an exception. >> Who are some exceptions? Give us some exceptions like >> Chris Brown. >> The guy [laughter] who beat >> the guy who beat >> the guy who beat Rihanna. Yeah,

Morgan>> allegedly. >> Uh, do do you have a type? Do you prefer black guys or >> I don't really have a type except this

Morganis in no racist way whatsoever. I just don't really like Mexican guys or Asian guys. It's just they're just not my type. I'm just >> Okay. Hey, people. No, people I think people can have preferences. racial

Brian Atlaspreferences when it comes to dating. That's totally fine. Uh so it's black guys and white guys. Is that >> maybe like Yeah. >> Have you dated a black guy? >> Once. >> Have you had carnal knowledge with a black guy?

Brian Atlas>> What? >> Sex. >> How many? >> Three. [snorts] >> And then So you said body count was 12, right? And the others were just white guys.

Brian Atlas>> One of them was a Mexican. >> Oh, okay. One Mexican, >> three black guys, and the rest were white. >> No Asian guys in there. Indian,

Brian Atlas>> Middle Eastern, Arabic. >> Okay, good [ __ ] Good [ __ ] Uh, huh. Okay,

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