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Date: 2026-02-16

Duration: 10h 05m

Guests

Brian Atlas

MMillie Slaughter >

Identified Speakers

SPEAKER_01Brian Atlas(host)

SPEAKER_02Andrea(guest)

SPEAKER_04Valerie(guest)

SPEAKER_05Esther(guest)

SPEAKER_06Millie Slaughter(guest)

SPEAKER_09Stella(guest)

SPEAKER_11Lonnie(guest)

SPEAKER_12Jocelyn(guest)

SPEAKER_14Shara(guest)

Key Moments

IntroAll guests introduce themselves

ControversyBrian challenges Stella's claim of being Christian while doing OnlyFans

Key MomentLonnie reveals she was sex trafficked at age 20

Key MomentAndrea: ran over baby daddy 3 times with Kia Soul while 9 months pregnant

Key MomentLexi: at 17, boyfriend cheated on her with her biological mother

Key MomentMillie made ex unknowingly perform oral after she slept with someone else

ControversyShara critiques red pill ideology as damaging fear-mongering

OtherShow wraps. Brian announces upcoming debates.

Topics Discussed

Guest Introductions

Stella (OF/virgin/Christian), Jocelyn (actress/machete survivor), Esther (stripper/author), Lonnie (sex trafficked/Army), more.

Stella's Virginity vs Christianity vs OF

Extended debate: can she be Christian while doing OnlyFans? Brian cites Bible verses.

Valentine Day Stories

Who had sex, who is celibate, dating dynamics.

Lonnie Was Sex Trafficked

Sex trafficked at age 20, had a pimp.

Andrea Ran Over Baby Daddy

Ran him over 3 times with Kia Soul while 9 months pregnant. Posted him on Backpage with gay ads.

Bri Satanist DJ Throuple

Story from vid 9 context - Bri was on this episode too.

Red Pill Ideology Critique

Shara argues red pill creates fear-mongering about fertility and aging.

Trivia Failures

Valerie: 7 states in USA. Jenny thinks capital of France is Italy.

Transcript

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SPEAKER_00stone age cultures that didn't even have the wheel. We should all be grateful that North America was colonized. No more migrant. >> Yeah. It's different like, okay, you're coming from a third world country into

Brian Atlasthe United States, which is a first world country, versus you left Europe at the time, which would have been like peak civilization, and then you moved to

Brian Atlaslike literally there's no buildings. Uh like the very origination of the people who came here that's completely different people come here >> when they you came. >> Yeah. Didn't Native Americans teach you

Millie Slaughterguys how to grow crops and teach you guys how to build things? >> That's not my argument though. That's >> okay. But that's but that's my argument. We taught you guys everything and then you tried to kill us off. So who was really this? Who is really like you're

Millie Slaughtertalking about? Oh, we're settlers. We settled. No, you're colonizers. You colonized. You took away what you took away our knowledge and what we had and all the Native Americans had and you took that and you used it against us.

Millie SlaughterNot only did you use it against us, but then you took it and you decided to become settlers, not what the [ __ ] you are. It's colonization.

Millie Slaughter>> Yeah. You took it. You took our knowledge and you said you were bringing us things. What did you bring us that we didn't already know? >> We gave you information. Well, well, look, so I'm I'm I'm happy to >> religion.

Brian AtlasHold on. I'm happy to agree in the sense that uh Well, actually, wasn't it >> uh the Native Americans that gave syphilis to or wait, hold on, which there was there was one

Brian Atlas>> Oh, uh Mary, can you can you go? Uh hold on. Uh one sec, guys. Um, so yeah, I think that, you know, the Native Americans did impart some

Brian Atlasknowledge or, you know, some maybe there was things about crops. I'm not an expert in that. I'm not saying like, no, they didn't contribute anything. Uh, however, uh, sorry guys, one sec. I got to deal

Millie Slaughterwith this. Uh, >> and >> here I'll step away if you guys want to. >> The way that ISIS is doing things, you're dehumanizing people. And we shouldn't be dehumanizing anybody whether they're doing it. If you're a

Millie SlaughterChristian, right, and you're have Christian beliefs, then you wouldn't dehumanize somebody for this the sins that they make. So why would you dehumanize >> you shouldn't get shot in the face for being in a country?

Millie Slaughter>> Nobody should dehumanize anybody for anything that they're doing. That's crazy. I would never That's like basically you're saying, "Oh, well, >> there has to be one punishment for everybody that does something wrong." So

Millie Slaughterfor every everybody that's doing something wrong, there's people that have their green cards and are trying to become citizens, but they're taking that

Millie Slaughteraway, too. I'm Puerto Rican and my they sent my cousin to Mexico because he didn't have his birth certificate on him. And my cousin is full Puerto Rican.

Millie SlaughterSo what is that? That's dehumanizing people. We all cut yourself right now. I if somebody were to all of us were to cut ourselves right now, we bleed the same [ __ ] blood. >> Where we are right now as a society, like there's so many brilliant minds,

Estherthere's so many different ways to do things. Why are we doing it in this way when there's literally like brilliant, brilliant people? We have AI. We have all this technology, but you're telling me we can't find a better solution than what we're doing. >> Not everybody. The thing is, not

Millie Slaughtereverybody will listen. The government don't want to spend money on doing that. They want to try to find them to get people out. No, they do because Obama did it that way. No, everybody loved Obama.

Millie Slaughter>> Nobody knew that he deported all those people. Nobody knew that he put all those laws and kids in cages until Trump had said something, but nobody knew about that. It's just the way that you go about it. The way that ICE is going

Brian Atlasabout it, the way that Trump is going about it, making we literally have all this. >> You know, you know that Obama was on Epstein Island. >> Jeez. Okay. What the [ __ ] >> No, he wasn't. >> Hold on. photos. >> Look, I I do think that Native Americans

Brian Atlasdefinitely have some grievances. Uh there's no dispute there. Um but ultimately, I guess I would ask you like, do you think the Native uh the Native American was they were a

Millie Slaughterpeaceable people before the appearance of uh Europeans? >> No. >> Would you be a peaceable person if somebody was getting onto your land and just trying to tell you what to do with my land and they're like white as [ __ ]

Brian Atlasand you're like, "Oh shit." I'm speaking before the white man ever set foot on North America. >> Do you think that the Native Americans were a peaceable people before the appearance of the white men? >> No. A lot of us were like cannibals.

Brian Atlas>> Well, I don't know if I go that far, but that's not true. >> No, it is. >> Like a lot of the Native American tribes were like very likeious. >> Are you looking at like the Aztecs and the Incas and the uh Mayans? Like if

Lonnieyou're looking They definitely did like human sacrifice type [ __ ] No, I'm more thinking about the the East Coast when the 13 colonies first started. Those tribes are crazy. >> So, it's like, okay, this is stolen

Brian Atlasland, but before the white man ever appeared in North America, the tri the various differing Native American tribes were fighting each other and they would get game and land

Brian Atlas>> through conquest. >> Yeah. So be for for hundreds of moons before the white man ever appeared, Native Americans were fighting each

Brian Atlasother. So do we return the land to the tribe that was the final Native American conqueror of that land or do we return the the land to the tribe in which the

Millie SlaughterChipawa conquered the uh the the Apache? I'm not sure. I'm not sure that. So, you would love us to just thank the white man for helping us out on Thank the

Millie Slaughterwhite man for helping us out on Thank helping the Native Americans or the Inca to fight the Aztecs and fight everybody. Well, >> that's not what I'm saying. But what I'm

Brian Atlassaying is if we're talking about stolen land, to whom do we bequeath the land back to? Do we bequeath it to the Chipoa? Do we bequeath it to the Apache?

Brian Atlasdo we give it to uh who do you who do you give the land back to because uh >> exactly >> the various Native American tribes were conquering each other for decades if not

Brian Atlascenturies before the appearance of Europeans and they were doing it for no less noble a cause than the same reason the white man did it for conquest for land for game

Millie Slaughter>> I can ask your phenotype the same question I can ask cuz it's the Same thing. It's the same concept. If you were to sit here and tell me that all

Millie Slaughterwhite people, right, all white people aren't trying to make sure that ICE isn't, you know, doing it in the specific way or black all black people are doing it in a specific way on the specific phenotype.

SPEAKER_00>> Wait, what are you talking about? >> I think it's too late for all that. Wait, >> it's too late for that. >> I'm going to bring it back. I'm going to bring it back to dating >> based Justin donated $100. What did we

SPEAKER_00bring through colonization? Horses, Christianity, gunpowder, clothes, rule of law, etc. If your cousin can't prove he's a citizen, that sounds like a him problem. >> Justin,

Esther>> you're welcome. >> Justin, you sound like um a hater. >> Sounds like a >> Thanks for sending all your men. >> He's based a D. >> He's based. Like, what can you say? >> Yeah, that's all I got. Um, no. What I

Millie Slaughterwas talking about basically is what I'm saying is white people came to the native and there's different kinds of white people, right? This is what I'm saying. There's different kinds of white people. There's Germans,

Millie Slaughterthere's Irish, there's all those kinds of white people, right? So, what is the difference between Native Americans in different areas and con doing conquest

Millie Slaughterbetween each other and the Europeans doing that between each other? But the difference is that they that you're it's a fight between each other

Millie Slaughterversus a fight between a different a different phenotype. You know what I mean? Like you're you're fighting between each other for land or whatever, but you see a white man and he's coming over and he's like, "Oh, we're going to

Millie Slaughterdo this, too." That's a whole different scenario than if you're fighting amongst each other. >> I don't think I don't I don't think so. >> Somebody just bring it back to dating, please.

Valerie>> Anybody got a topic, y'all want? Oh boy. >> All right. So, have you ever went on a date and the guy's breath just straight up was kicking?

Valerie>> Like just just straight out because it's just disgusting cuz I had it happen to me. I went on a date like a good minute ago and that wasn't even the worst part. Like he pulled up smelling like straight

Valeriepiss. Like straight piss. Okay, I'm not a rude [ __ ] either. Okay, so I'm I'm going to be nice. I'm going to be your friend, you know? But the audacity to buy me $300 perfume and you didn't get

Valerienothing for yourself is crazy. And here's the crazier part though. This is the crazier part. We went out to dinner, right? And then >> you know how the lady, she comes out with the chips and the salsa and [ __ ] and I gra I go and grab a [ __ ] chip

Valerieand he's like, "Oh, you're not going to wash your hands?" >> The [ __ ] audacity. The audacity of men. >> Did you wash them? >> Of course I did. I was like, "Oh, you know what? I got you." So I just got up.

ValerieI did my thing. I came back. But yeah, that was the last time me ever ever speaking to him. So that was one of my worst dating experiences to be honest with you. >> Odor odor matters.

Andrea>> Like people smells like huge. Oh my god. I couldn't do it again. >> To this day, he still calls. There you go. >> He be like lotioning up, put some oils. You know, he doesn't like to be ashy, so

Estherhe'd be all up in there. >> There you go. But I'm saying like what are your guys' like worst dating experience that's happened to you before? >> Has anybody Sorry to like bes out of this. Has anybody like crazily

SPEAKER_10discovered a side chick or side dude? >> It's like Spotify. >> That's when I ran my baby daddy over. >> You found out through Spotify or some [ __ ] or like some stupid [ __ ] >> I um I found out um all the girls put me in a group chat.

Millie Slaughter>> Shut up. All the girls put me in a group chat and sent me every picture that they were took with my ex. It was like three of them. and they sent me my ex's dickpicks. They sent me the pictures. They sent me

Millie Slaughtereverything and they're like, >> "We didn't know. We didn't know about you and we see that, you know, you guys are like super serious and you're the only one that he has on his Instagram."

Millie SlaughterSo, we added it up and we know that you guys are super serious. And I was pregnant at the time. So, >> yeah, that's what I found out. Oh my gosh, >> that sounds like that one movie when all the when all the girls got together and then like took revenge on

Millie Slaughter>> Oh, John Tucker must die. >> It felt like that cuz I was seeing dick pigs. I was seeing them together at the movies. All this [ __ ] And he was like, "That's not me." Till this day, he still says he's never cheat on me. >> Till this day.

Lonnie>> Insane. >> With this day, >> that's not my ex. >> Oh man. >> So, none of you guys have a bad experience? One time I went all the way

Lonnieto Florida to meet this guy that I had a crush on for like forever and he used to make music that I liked and he like we started talking and I was like [ __ ] it. I'll go to Florida to see you. I go and

Lonniehe was I paid for it. I was I don't even know. I was young and then he was freaking chopped cheese, bro. And like I left I left when he was asleep. Yes, bro. And like I left when he was asleep

Lonnieand then I just like went to a hotel and then I got back on my flight and went home and I blocked him and never talked to him again. >> Oh my god. >> That's probably like the most [ __ ] up thing I've ever done. >> Wow. >> I've been hated before. >> Bro, what the

Valeriestraight up straight up been? Like all all his photos he was wearing a beanie or a hat and then why did you decide to pull up on me with nothing on? Like no hat, no beanie, no nothing. You straight

Valerieup baldheaded. And I'm like >> that forehead receding like receding like >> bad another day. >> Yeah. So, >> all right, let's blast through some of

Brian Atlasthe final things here or Well, still more to go through. Um, >> did you guys share your celebrity crush? I think we did that, right? Would you crack right away? >> Yeah, we did that. >> Yeah, we already talked about that. >> We already did that. Yeah, that's what I

Brian Atlasthought. Sorry, guys. I had to uh Hello. I had to step away from the table there momentarily. Um, all right. Let's um let's see. What do we have? Excuse me. This guy says I'm Native American. I'm

Brian Atlasactually African-American technically. >> Oh, nice. >> No, I'm serious. >> Got that DNA >> South African. >> No. So, my dad was uh he was actually

Brian Atlasborn in North Africa and my mom uh was born in America. And so technically, if my dad's was born

Brian Atlasin Africa and my mom was born in America, combine the two, technically African-American. >> American, but you're not black. >> Yeah, I'm not black, but I'm technically

Brian AtlasAfrican-American, >> but definitely not black. >> No, >> very white. Very pale. >> Uh, as soon as everybody's back at the table, I'll get into the uh next segment

Brian Atlashere in just a moment. Uh, I guess I could do here. Let's I got to wait until everyone's back at the table. Uh, let's see, guys. One sec.

Brian AtlasUm, I think we'll skip that. Dippity, is that >> That's me. >> That's you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You already talked about like the bad breath thing. >> Uh, okay. We'll skip who? Grove. >> What's your name?

Brian Atlas>> Sh. >> Sh. Okay. Uh, you said you had a wild first day story. Actually, you know what? Let's save that for later. Uh, what is the minimum yearly income to be your future husband?

Brian Atlas>> Uh, same or more than me? >> Okay. So, what's that? >> Oh, I can't say that. >> Well, uh, I guess you could just say

SPEAKER_08for the other person >> in the future that would pretty much be singers. I I think just for >> Do you make six figures? How about that?

Esther>> I don't want to say. >> Okay. Uh what about you? >> I think like 80K minimum. >> Okay. What about you? Into the mic, please.

Brian Atlas>> Between at least 300 to 500,000. >> Uh can you tilt your microphone down more, please? Uh you uh Well, here you wrote something else. What did you write here? Can you tell us that?

Valerie>> 500,000 to a million. >> That's also what I'll say. Yeah. >> Okay. Uh, what about you? >> I just put like 60,000. I don't really care. >> What about you?

Valerie>> Um, I didn't put anything cuz honestly I'm unsure cuz if I'm in love with that person, I mean, I don't really care. >> You'd be tricky. >> So, you'll date a guy who works at McDonald's.

Valerie>> If I'm in love with him, yes. >> And I would I would help him build himself to not work in McDonald's. >> 80. >> What about you? >> 80. >> You

Brian Atlas>> 75 to 80. Okay. Um, nothing too unreasonable, I guess, except for you, uh, 500,000 to 1 million. Uh, that's pretty high. Have you ever like had a

Brian Atlaslong-term relationship with a guy who makes that much money? >> Um, >> who actually makes doesn't just claim it, but actually makes that much money? >> Not long term, no. But >> you [ __ ] guys who make that much money?

Brian Atlas>> I mean, way more than that. Yeah. >> You [ __ ] a billionaire? Unlikely. Okay. Well, some guys lie. Some guys lie. Oh, I'm a billionaire. That's like >> Well, I've seen I've seen the numbers.

Brian Atlas>> All right. Well, uh, have you ever escorted? >> No. >> Okay. 500,000 to 1 million. >> I brought it down to 300. >> Well, now, but you did write now because you know you're going to get my wrath if

Brian Atlasyou >> 500. So, 500,000 to 1 million. So just to be clear that even on the low end the 500,000 that is less than 1% of men. >> Well that's okay. I'm okay with being

Esthersingle. >> So you won't settle for less. Exactly. >> But okay. Wait. I will settle and this is the only way. Like if they show like they really have like a good work e work

Estherethic and like they put a lot of effort into everything they do and like they're trying to build up and like be better and find different avenues to make money. like they have a good drive, then

Brian AtlasI'm okay with them making less. >> But I mean, somebody could have a good work ethic, all those things, and not make more than $150,000 like at any point in their life. >> Well, they have to at least match

Valerie>> cuz it's like for like someone that's starting up a business too, they start with nothing also. But are you going to be there for them when they have nothing and starting up the business? Are you going to wait till they already done finished it up?

Brian Atlas>> Women don't build, they move in. So they >> I have never build a man up. >> I have helped build and that's why >> I already want a guy who is has reached the finish line >> and you know why it's because I am

Estheralready like very >> women on my own. >> Women wait at the finish line and they [ __ ] the winners. No, >> that's how it is. >> I I I've made a lot of progress that build though and there's some that work

Estherreally hard to be my best self. So I'm not going to settle for a loser. Sorry. >> But I mean so a guy who makes 200,000 that's not enough for you? I brought it down to 350, >> but

Brian Atlas>> 350 is the minimum. Although here you wrote 500,000 minimum to 1 million. >> I'll give a little wiggle. >> So, but 300 You said 300,000 wouldn't be enough. >> It's not horrible. I mean, if I really

Brian Atlaslike them, I'll go for it. >> You can live anywhere in this country off 300,000 and have a comfortable life. Um, >> that's like average in LA. >> That's not Hold on, bro. That is not average in LA. Oh, no. >> 300,000 is look, I mean, you're not

Brian Atlasgoing to be >> it's like middle >> if you're in SF or NYC or nice parts of LA. That's not going to be like >> luxury, but you're going to have like a

Brian Atlasthat's still pretty good. I mean, it's not going to be you're not going to be like I'm trying to think like exactly how the lifestyle would be like at that much in

Brian AtlasLA, but whatever. You do realize though in any case you're basically zeroing out 99% of men basically with your standards. Okay. >> Because >> and then on top of that >> but on top of that I love being single.

Esther>> The guy has to be attractive. He has to be >> I'm pansexual. >> He has to have good vibes. That's literally the only requirement. >> Good. Good vibes. He's got good vibes >> and he's got to be set for himself with

Brian Atlasa little extra for me. >> And you're you're a stripper. Do you do or no? >> A little. >> A little. Not full-time. Just like for my >> social worker wants men who makes 500,000. >> They want me more than I want them. I'm not.

Brian Atlas>> How old are you willing to date? >> Like maybe you could find a guy who's like 50 or 60 who might accept. >> I already have a lot of offers of people in this range or way higher. >> No, you don't. >> If you did, you would well that you actually like that you would want to

Brian Atlasdate. >> They're rich, but they don't have the emotional side that I want. See, it's not just even if you do meet this metric, it's not just, okay, well, you're getting rid of 99% of men, it

Brian Atlasthen becomes, okay, he's got to meet all my other long list of criteria that are >> he just goodbyes 0.00001% of men. That's pretty ridiculous to be honest.

Esther>> Really? You want me to Oh, for your sake, I'll date a dusty little broken. >> No, you don't have to. >> Just to make you comfortable. So, you don't have to be emotional. >> You don't have to do that. But I >> don't want to make you emotional with my standards. I mean, it is what it is, but I do think you should probably reassess

Brian Atlasyour standards. >> I have plenty of options already in that range and his standards, >> bro. Maybe the guys >> I know you think I'm a five. You think I don't deserve that. You don't know me. >> What about the fact that your sex worker

Brian Atlasdoes bring down your dating value, but look, what what you guys got to understand, >> that's why he has to make more so he could take me out the game. >> Uh, okay. I mean, >> no, I'm just kidding. I'll still do >> I think what you have to understand is

Estherthat uh >> you said you you'll still do it, >> girl. >> I'll still do it, but I do make less money when I date people because I'm like a stage performer. I'm literally just on stage the whole night in a bikini. >> Well, take care of him. He has his

Valeriemoney. Why would you still do it? >> No, I will maybe quit if he wants to. >> Girl, you better quit. What the hell? That just means you like doing it. >> I'm not a performer. I'm not the strip club I work at. >> Then be a dancer for an artist. Don't be

Valeriea stripper. Why be a teacher? >> Girl, I'm not Christian. I don't have the same. >> That's okay. I'm not I'm not a Christian. I mean, I am some I believe in God. I believe in a higher power. I'm not Christian. >> Me too.

Brian Atlas>> I'm saying why would you still Why would you still do it? >> Yeah. I mean, >> I think it's over to be honest. >> It's not. >> I think it's over.

Brian Atlas>> It's over probably. But that that's >> Why are you getting so bothered by this? I'm not bothered. No, you are like really triggered. Why? >> No, I'm not triggered. It's just >> No, you are. >> Look, I've You're typical. You're very

Brian Atlastypical. I've encountered people like you all the time. >> No. >> Sex workers. They want the world. Bro, you're a sex worker. You're 28. Like, it's just I don't understand the >> What sex worker broke your heart? Like,

Estherwhy do you have a so hard? You want me to just No, listen. Cuz before I was a sex worker, I worked minimum wage, three jobs at one time, and I got sexually harassed way, way more. My boundaries

Estherpassed way more for the same pay and I was doing way more work. >> That's not relevant >> for the same thing. >> Just like you guys [ __ ] for love. Like >> why would I bring my value down and get paid minimum wage for the worst

Brian Atlastreatment when I could make a bunch of money from just dancing in a bikini? Get my tits out. >> Okay, that's your justification for why you do sex work. But it doesn't address my argument, which is uh you want a guy

Brian Atlaswho makes $500,000 to1 million. that puts him in the top uh less than top 1%. You're excluding 99% of men from your dating pool. Not to mention all the other standards that you probably have.

Brian AtlasUm you know, you guys were giving me flack earlier about this whole you oh people can have their standards. Like >> I can >> you're zeroing out 99% of men just on

Brian Atlasthat one metric. Then we add in we add in your other metrics and it's like >> there's like five dudes in North America that meet your standards. It's like and then you look also you have to think

Brian Atlasokay this is what I want in a man. >> What does the man that I want want? Am I that good? >> That's why that's why I'm so >> You're the So the guy who makes a

Esthermillion dollars a year. He's looking at the 28-year-old sex worker and is like >> that's >> I'm not going to lie. A lot of men be coming for me. They really want me. >> Look, you cannot confuse. >> But they don't want you as a wife. They

Millie Slaughterdo. >> Do not confuse men's lust. >> They're going to make you think that though. They make you think they don't want you as a wife. >> I know mind games. >> That's not true. That's not true. >> It's possible. It's literally possible.

EstherAnd it makes me sad for everybody that lowers their standards that low and like thinks so lowly of themselves. That's why you will never attract that in your life. You won't attract that. >> You accept the love you think you deserve. Manifestation's [ __ ]

Brian Atlas>> This idea of I disagree. going to manifest. >> I don't even need to manifest it to attract it, but I do have a conversation as well. Like, you literally are. Look, good things happen to bad people. Bad things happen to good people. This idea

Estherthat, oh, if you just put it out in the universe and I think I'm hot [ __ ] therefore, I'm going to end up with like a really high value guy because I worked on myself for years. Like, I've been single. I've been on my own. I know how to get [ __ ] done, get [ __ ] handled. I'm

Brian Atlasa boss ass [ __ ] I don't care if I [ __ ] Unless you date a guy late 40s, 50s, 60s, you're not going to end up with a guy who's who's a millionaire. It's not happening. >> A lot of rich people like to like to marry or be in relationship with other rich people that doesn't bother me at

Brian Atlasall. >> Would you agree with me that honestly kind of agree with me that men who make a million dollars or more a year are going to be assessed as like high value men? >> Yes. >> Depends on what they do for work. Some

Brian Atlasof them are do sketchy [ __ ] for a million dollars a year. >> Funny. Well, let's assume it's not sketchy. white collar fraud. >> So men generally now of course uh me men

Brian Atlaswho are high earners typically tend to be assessed as very attractive by a lot of women and a lot of these women are not sex workers. And so if you are a man

Brian Atlaswho makes a million dollars a year and you have a bunch of options, so dating a sex worker is suboptimal. Now, just to be clear, I don't I don't hate sex workers. I'm not saying that you Hold

Brian Atlason. I'm not saying that as a sex worker that uh you should no one should ever love you and you should never have a relationship. No, I wish for all of you to have relationships. Although, truth be told, I'd probably if a guy came to me for advice and he's like, "Hey,

Brian AtlasBrian, should I date a sex worker?" I'd say no. But I'm not saying you shouldn't. Look, I' I'd love for all of you to be in loving, great relationships. That'd be fantastic. But I I don't think you get away from the

Brian Atlasthis idea that sex work is suboptimal. Men don't want to date sex workers. Like it's >> that's fine. >> It's even even those that do >> literally just have So I gota lie here. Can I ask you a question? I'm not worried about you. >> I'm sorry.

Brian Atlas>> Can I ask you a question? >> Would be disgusted with if you knew like >> Yeah, I know. There's a lot of degenerate simps out there who are [ __ ] Gooners. They're [ __ ] gooners and they're porn addicted and they'd love to date a sex worker. I understand

Brian Atlasthat. But if we're talking about high virtue men, then you know the the men who are high in virtue typically are going to avoid sex workers. So my question is though, look again, sex workers can get married, sex workers can

Brian Atlashave family, sex workers can have kids, sex workers can have love. I'm not like doing this like, no, a sex worker will never No, that's stupid. That's cope, actually. But it is true. Like, would you tend to agree with me keeping

Brian Atlaseverything about you the same? Do you think you'd be more appealing to men if you were not a sex worker >> in general? >> You had your own less appealing. So just to be clear for most men you think you

Estherwould be you would be >> because I learned a lot of knowledge being a sex worker that actually helped me with sales. I have people >> you think men that's no

Brian Atlas>> a lot of sales knowledge a lot of interacting with people. You can get those skills in other ways and men don't. >> No, you definitely can. >> You think like a man's like mine are >> kind of topier.

Brian Atlas>> She's like got knowledge. I I didn't want to [ __ ] her but she's got knowledge. I want to [ __ ] her now. >> I want to date her now. >> That does happen. They love my body

Estherknowledge on how to give me >> They like my body. They like my brain. >> Men don't care. You don't understand. >> No, you're talking about the the little dusties that don't care. the ones that I know >> as you go up in like the the men's

Brian Atlasattractiveness, the less they're willing to tolerate your situation. >> Like a guy who doesn't have options, he's like, >> I'm just going to let you think what you want because I I know you're speaking on your own experiences of all the sex

Estherworkers that denied you coochie that scarred you for whatever reaction this is. >> I haven't dated any sex workers. I >> So I mean, >> well, whatever girl like hurt you like that like I want to.

Brian Atlas>> She wasn't a sex. We'll [ __ ] her up for you if you want. I'll fight her for you. >> Actually, most of my relationships have been great. I don't have with the exception of one girl I dated who was not a sex worker. Uh I have nothing but positive things to say about my exes,

Brian Atlaswhich I think perhaps for most of you probably probably couldn't do that. I've dated wonderful, great women. Um but I mean, when it comes to dating, who hasn't been uh hurt by something? So, I

Brian Atlasdon't understand I don't really understand the criticism. We've all been uh you know screwed over or hurt in some way. But you know of the women I have had long-term >> it just seems that you truly don't believe that a sex worker can get a high

Esthervalue man. And I'm telling you they absolutely do. In fact there's a bunch of sex workers and prostitutes are like literally married to like rappers. They're retired. Like they have great [ __ ] lifestyles and they met by literally selling them coochie. I don't

Valeriedo that. >> Where where are those women at in their lives when they're with them is the question. They're married. They're engaged. >> I'm saying what are they what are those women doing with their lives actively?

Valerie>> Are they starting a business? Are they >> doing stuff proactively? Or are they still a >> stripper? Donated $100. Valentine Day wishes from Canada. Brian,

Brian Atlasthank you. S tax paid in full as a Valentine Day gift. Check it. DMW. >> Oh, thank you, man. I do appreciate it. Thank you. Thank you. We have two more coming in. Thank you guys for the TTS. Sorry for the delay on a few of these.

Brian AtlasThere's a couple minute delay there. Sorry, guys. Thank you. Thank you. Uh, appreciate it. We got two more. Uh, chair three, you trashy as [ __ ] if you can't understand men. Men just want loyal.

SPEAKER_00>> Thank you, Terry. Canadian >> Justin $100. Brian's right, ladies. It's over. Future Western civilization has no

SPEAKER_00interest in your unfortunately deluded toxic minds. Have no fear. Men will be men and ultimately this confusion will be resolved. Okay, wait. I have something to add and I can see why you have the opinion that you have.

SPEAKER_00>> Okay, what is it? >> Like I get it. You know, a lot of >> dancers and a lot of girls that you probably have met. >> One sec. >> Blis donated $100. Sage three. If you had a daughter, would

Estheryou want her to come and work with you? If you had a son, would you want him to marry your work associates? >> That's a good question. Answer. >> That's a good question. the son. I would not mind if he married the work associates if it was a good woman. That's why I was going to add to you

Estherbecause there are some sex workers and some dancers that I know. Wait, what was the first one? >> Your daughter, would you want her to be a stripper or o girl or whatever? >> I would talk her out of it and hopefully set her up so she wouldn't have to do that. But if she did, I would try to

Esthereducate her and let her set her boundaries and put her in a good place that respects her. And in that case, I wouldn't mind it as much cuz there are good places out. But what I was going to say is I respect your opinion though because there are a lot of dancers and

Estherthere are a lot of sex workers that really don't have their [ __ ] together. They're horrible [ __ ] people. They're trashy. They're like treat people like [ __ ] Like they move through the world in a crazy way. Crazy way. Like I've seen a lot of [ __ ] for sure. So I see it

Estherlike, you know, not every sex worker is going to be attracting something of high value. That's why me that's kind of separate from who I am, but I know it's part of me. But I'm saying like me as a

Brian Atlasperson, I am very high value. Like and I do attract those all the time. >> But I can get where your opinion comes from. >> You're not Look, you're not high value. >> Well, you don't know me, so I don't really care if you say that.

Brian Atlas>> I mean, look, make it true. Just >> off of the surface things here, >> which is invalid. >> Look, by virtue of you being a sex worker, >> is sex work high value, medium value, or

Brian Atlaslow value? >> Depends on how much you get paid. It doesn't it wouldn't matter how much you get paid. I'm asking about the profession in and of itself inherent in inherently.

Brian Atlas>> I honestly don't think that it's neither high or low value. It's just a job. What the [ __ ] >> Are there high are there highv value jobs men? So, just to be clear, janitor, doctor, where is is janitor up here high

Brian Atlasvalue? >> Male stripper would be more equal than janitor. And male stripper, >> would you? >> I would definitely date a male stripper. He got that bread. Um, okay. But I don't

Brian AtlasHow can you categorize whether stripper is like sex worker is high value or low value? >> Cuz I think it could go either way. >> How could it go either way? >> Low value. If you're on

Esther>> What? What do you do? You do. You do. >> So I'm just wear bikini all night and I perform dancing on a stage. Like literally I have a huge stage. I'm on the whole night. I literally just perform on stage. I don't have to get no goodies out.

Esther>> You don't do private dances? >> No, we don't have any private rooms. Well, look. I mean, >> I mean, I think that's a pretty good argument. She doesn't touch another man. >> I'm like a backup dancer for a rapper

Stella>> dancing in a bikini on >> Okay, >> I get it, though. I get your perspective. I'm not mad at it. >> I think the fact that she's buying up potential money and turning down and

Brian Atlasgoing to a place that does dances says a lot about her morals. >> And what? Oh my god. >> Do you believe a woman can move on from being such a low value woman? >> Yeah. Yeah, people can. Well, I mean, it depends if we're looking at it from like

Brian Atlasthe Christian lens, uh, yes, I guess from a Christian perspective, everyone can be redeemed, but like you have to understand just because you stop doing the thing, >> uh, doesn't mean that men aren't men care about a woman's past. Women care

Brian Atlasabout a man's future. So, >> like this idea that, yeah, you can redeem yourself and you can change who you are. It could be drugs, it could be promiscuity, it could be sex work, it could be all like just other bad things.

Brian Atlas>> Do you drink alcohol? >> No, not really. I don't do drugs. Don't smoke. Don't drink. I mean, occasionally we do. The only time I drink is sometimes we do a champagne pop. Yo, >> guy. Hold on, >> guys.

Brian Atlas>> Guys, this panel has been I need a [ __ ] champagne pop. I need a champagne pop. We got champagne bottles. It's been a while. >> Who's going to do a champagne pop? I don't drink, but the only time I do drink is if we do a champagne pop. >> Can I pop it? >> What's that? >> Can I pop it?

Brian Atlas>> Nope. >> Uh, can you pop your chair? Can I have a cup? >> No. Look, I'll just say this. Look, I think f your future husband, your future children are not going to appreciate that there's naked photos of you on the internet. I don't know what you do on

Brian Atlasyour OF. I don't know if you [ __ ] men on camera. You you show your [ __ ] you show your butthole. I'm telling you, your future husband, the the your future the the family of your husband will not

Brian Atlasappreciate naked photos of you being on the internet. They're not going to appreciate that. Okay. What about all the celebrities that have only fans that make millions of dollars? Does that make them low value?

Valerie>> They're degenerate, too. And yeah, it makes them low value. >> Okay. >> What about like Kim Kardashian? Like she had a sex tape. She had a sex tape out, but she got business going on. She's got money.

Brian Atlas>> Such materialists that you think, oh, if you're rich, then that that's all that matters. How about if you're a piece of [ __ ] person and you're rich, are you still like high? >> Well, I'm assuming a piece of [ __ ] person. I'm assuming

Brian Atlas>> what makes her a piece of [ __ ] person. >> Well, hold on. I didn't say Hold on. I I wasn't referring her necessarily to a piece of piece of [ __ ] person, but Kim Kardashian has a reputation. She has this the sex tape out there. Uh and I

Brian Atlasdon't know the history of that. I'm pretty sure they leaked it or >> scamming. >> They pro that probably was probably intentional. That's a little bit different, but there is the sex tape. That's different though than somebody who's actively doing it, but they

Brian Atlasprobably leaked that intentionally. Um, and she's dated like so many men and it's like, yeah, she's very wealthy. There's no dispute there. And that does provide some value to be exceptionally

Brian Atlaswealthy. Men generally don't care about wealth that much. She was a good-looking woman. Some say she still is. I mean, obviously, she's getting a bit older,

Brian Atlasbut um, I mean, ultimate, personally, the fake [ __ ] is not I do not like the BBL. >> So, to you, what makes a high value woman? >> Big titties. Uh I mean it's a couple

Brian Atlasdifferent things. Obviously there's there's various metrics but I mean uh one component you're going to have to let me finish all the components. Uh one component is you know look realistically

Brian Atlasbeing physically attractive. That's one way in which a woman can increase her value. But there's other things too. It's like what are her values? What is her virtue? Is she a good person? Does she treat you well? Does she treat you

Brian Atlaswith respect? In terms of the traditional things that men look for, we're looking for submissiveness. We're looking for peace. We're looking for a woman who um

Brian Atlasembodies those sort of ladylike qualities, virtue, peace, submission, these sorts of things. A woman who will

Brian Atlasgive you children, a woman who will defer to you, a woman who will acquies to you, a woman who uh is agreeable. There's all kinds of

Valerietraits that make a woman, >> but at the same time, like why do you devalue say Kim Kardashian because of that sex tape when maybe she does have all those things that you just said? Maybe she is very submissive woman. I

Valeriedon't >> kind Maybe she's like and not even about the money. Why did you just devalue her >> as a high value woman? >> Uh I mean no I don't think I would. >> What type of environment do you think it

Brian Atlastakes to make a woman that has those qualities that you just listed? >> Well, look, I I'm not just to be clear, I think that society and culture is completely [ __ ] >> Uh so it's not totally like women's

Brian Atlasentire fault. >> Not at all. that that we we live in a uh a ecosystem, an environment that is conducive to to degeneracy, that isn't

Brian Atlasconducive to selfishness, that is conducive to materialism. It's 2026. Um, so I mean, what kind of environment would be good for that?

Brian AtlasHonestly, I'm kind of a doomer specific thing. I think that there's, you know, the the with black holes, the point of no return, the event horizon. Once you pass that threshold, you can't escape.

Brian AtlasHonestly, society is pretty much cooked. I think um partially I'm like, enjoy the decline. Part of me wants to fight, but I honestly >> So, are you saying that this is

Brian Atlas>> black on this to be honest? >> Are you saying that it's like almost unattainable to find a woman like that? >> No, no, no. That's not what I'm saying. There's definitely good women out there. But what I am saying is that the ecosystem and environment is not

Brian Atlasconducive to uh and by the way it's not just women. It's not conducive to creating high virtue men either. >> Yeah, that's true. >> Porn, all this other [ __ ] Uh like I

Brian Atlasdon't think for example in terms of my criticisms of sex workers, the the male component of that, you shouldn't be watching porn, especially look some of the porn shit's overated. But if you're in a relationship with a girl, shouldn't

Brian Atlasbe watching porn. If you're dating a girl, you shouldn't be following chicks on IG thoughts on Instagram. You shouldn't be liking their photos. Uh well, even if you're [ __ ] single, you shouldn't be doing that [ __ ] anyways. >> But how about in like your in like the

Brian Atlaswork that you do? >> Well, yeah. So, I I'm actually >> because you have to be around that. >> Well, I think that's a bit different, but I would say like for example, I don't uh I don't shy away from the fact

Brian Atlasthat because of my podcast, like that's disqualifying to me for plenty of women. like some women well either their polit their politics are just going to disagree with me because we talk about

Brian Atlaspolitics on the show and they're liberal so like 50% of women gone um and then uh some even women who might share some of my values although I'm like super

Brian Atlasautistic and have like really niche [ __ ] not [ __ ] I think they're based but some people they're like bro this is crazy uh yeah there's plenty of women who see this show like so I I

Brian Atlasrelate in the sense that because of what I do it closes the door for a lot of women. Like a lot of women are like, "Whoa, Brian, some of your takes are a little out there. You're too political, blah, blah, blah."

Brian Atlas>> So, I totally acknowledge that, but I think and I don't cope about it. I'm like, >> "Oh, yeah. I've closed the door on like probably 60% of women, >> 50% of women just on that." And then of

Brian Atlascourse, like there's the other factors that women would care about like >> like attraction and all that stuff, but just based on the show, yeah, probably close the door for a lot. So, it's almost the same thing with Only Fans, but Only Fans girls cope about it.

Brian AtlasThey're like, >> "No, I'm gonna I have like a follow-up question." >> No, this isn't going to close the door. In fact, it like No. >> So, would you change yourself? That's what we want. >> Would you change yourself for for for somebody? Would you change yourself to

Millie Slaughterfit somebody else's qualifications or needs? Cuz you're telling everybody else, "Oh, you wouldn't change yourself? Oh my god, you're in a web. Oh, you're in sex work." >> Not what I'm saying. But what I'm saying is >> But that's what she said.

Brian Atlas>> No. Well, hold on. the the conversation is about are women who do sex work are they um >> high value >> are they or are they just is it a desirable thing for for men and my position is I'm not again I'm not saying

Brian Atlasthat there aren't I'm sure there's plenty of men who would date you >> I'm sure there's plenty of men who blah blah blah family kids blah blah blah I'm sure I'm not going to do this thing where it's cope like no you took a

Brian Atlasbikini photo no man's going to ever no that's stupid that's cope but realistically speaking you by virtue of you being a sex worker, you guys being sex workers, that's going to close the door for a lot of men. >> That's a small pool.

Brian Atlas>> And a lot of those men are typically high high virtue men don't want to be dealing with a sex worker. Sorry, I have some chats I need to let through here. Uh, one sec, guys. Here, let me just do

SPEAKER_00this. What is this? What is this? There's a gift. >> Vanc donated $100. >> What gift? I don't know. >> Check my gift. It might be better than champagne pop since you are not

Brian Atlasdrinking. >> I don't know where the gift is. Oh, wait. I see it. >> Consider it. >> Bro, that's okay. I see what it is.

Brian AtlasWait, what? No, this is Bro. Okay, this is crazy. So, on Instagram, you know that Asian girl that we pulled up the photo? [ __ ] What's her name? Oh [ __ ] What's her name? Uh, it's on the tip of

Brian Atlasmy tongue. That Asian girl, she was in uh, Smallville. What is her name? I can't believe I'm blanking on it. He sent me an image on Instagram of a photo that is signed to Brian.

Brian Atlas>> Kristen Kurrick. >> To Brian. Sorry I missed you. Hey, you know, look, Kristen Krook's in her 40s, but honestly, she's a [ __ ] babe. Like, she can >> I would Hey, I'm not going to lie. She's my 36.

Brian Atlas>> Oh, [ __ ] >> Hey. Hey. Hey, Kristen Krook. >> Kristen Kroo, what's up? Uh, nah, she ain't going for she ain't going for me, though. She ain't going for me. But hey, if she if she's down, >> she's down. >> I'm not going to Hey, I'm not going to

Brian Atlassay no. >> You never know. >> Uh, no. I'm She's probably I feel like all the Hollywood people are super lib, super liberal. So, I don't know. She was wasn't Actually, no. I'm not going to talk I'm not going to throw shade on my girl Kristen. I can't throw shade on her, you know.

SPEAKER_00>> You manifested it. >> You got to stop talking now, you know. >> Yeah. Yeah, >> for sure. >> Bluffest donated $100. >> Thank you, Bluff. >> Share three. You are delusional.

SPEAKER_00>> You are so low value. I actually feel like $100 is maybe five times too much just to ask you a question. If Brian wasn't there sexying the panel up, I simply couldn't justify it.

Brian Atlas>> Oh, Blest, thank you very much, man. I appreciate it. All right, one more. >> All right, I got to get to the other topics. >> Thank you, Blest. We got based Justin here.

SPEAKER_00>> Oh [ __ ] >> Justin donated $1,000. >> These ladies have a lot of self-reflection to do. The high value

SPEAKER_00men they think they are interacting with are almost certainly not grow up girls. >> Who wants some champagne brain with feminist? >> I'll drink to that Justin. >> No champ. >> Champagne. Yes. >> Champagne. >> Champagne. Me. >> No. No.

Brian Atlas>> I didn't know it was real champagne. >> Champagne. >> Champagne. like some girl. >> Whatever. Uh yo, [ __ ] base Justin. You're [ __ ] legend, sir. >> [ __ ] love you, Justin. >> Thank you. Yo, it's been a while. It's

Valeriebeen a while since the champagne. It's been like a couple months or something. >> You can eat my ass, Justin, for that another thousand. >> Send it through, big daddy. >> What the [ __ ] That's crazy. >> Can I ask you a question, Brian?

Lonnie>> Sure. >> Okay, so you outlined what you think what qualities you think a high value woman would have. I think I missed a few.

Lonnie>> And then you basically said I asked you, okay, well um what conditions or um what environment would make a woman like that? And you basically said that our

Lonniesociety's cooked and that it's rare to come by a woman like that. So my next question is >> if okay if all of us are lowv valueue women in your opinion if your panel was

Brian Atlasall high value women do you think your podcast would be as compelling as it is or less or more? >> Well I mean look you got to understand uh feminism knows >> give a yes or no answer

Brian Atlas>> it already let the air out. That's unfortunate. Um, thank you. Just uh, who wanted Sorry, who wanted champagne again? Just two two y'all. Okay.

Lonnie>> Y'all y'all getting drunk then. >> Uh, I guess I'll have to give you guys more. So, sorry. What was the question? I apologize. >> Okay. If your panel was all high value women instead of low value women, do you

Brian Atlasthink your your podcast would be as compelling or less or more? >> Um, I don't know how that's relevant, but um, >> it's just a curiosity. I mean,

Brian Atlas>> I actually don't know. >> Yeah, because what would they talk? What would you talk about with them? >> Well, I mean, just to be clear, the majority of our guests, although it's a bit higher on this panel, the majority of our guests don't do sex work. >> Really?

Brian Atlas>> I feel like every >> It's 20 like uh I think it's actually 15% of all our like >> Well, that's interesting to hear. >> 15% of our guests are sex workers. The rest are just normal whatever that The most viral clips though are >> the mic please. Do you want

Brian Atlas>> sex workers? >> No, I'm fine. Thank you. Okay, I guess. Cheers. Sal to >> Justin. >> Based Justin. >> Justin. >> Based Justin. Sal

Brian Atlas>> thousand. Make a girl hollow. >> Okay. Um, thank you Justin. You're a [ __ ] legend. It's been Yo, it's been a minute. So, thank you for the support. Uh, I'll have some more of that later.

Brian AtlasOkay. Let me move it on. Uh, how tall are you and what's the min minimum height of a man you would date? Now you're gonna get [ __ ] tipsy, Brian because I'm a lightweight. So, >> all right. Uh, go ahead. >> Six foot.

Brian Atlas>> Well, what's your height and what's the minimum height of a man you would date? >> I'm 5'4. Um, 6 foot. >> Okay. What about you? >> I'm 5'5 and I think 510. >> What about you? >> I'm 53 and a half and I don't really care. >> All right. Well, that helps with your

Valeriemillionaire thing. >> See, >> I'm 5'6. I don't care about height. >> Okay. What about you? >> I'm 5'7 and I'll have to say you got to be at least my height. 5'7. >> How about you? >> Um I'm 5'1. As long as you're taller than me.

Andrea>> How tall were your baby Dennis? >> Um my first one was I met him in high school, so we're like he's like a little bit taller than me. My second one, he's like 6'3.

Millie Slaughter>> What about you? >> I'm 411 and I really don't care. I date a [ __ ] >> Me, too. What about you? >> Uh 5'5. Um, as long as you're taller than me.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah, dwarfs are pretty, honestly, they're pretty stacked. The dwarf women. >> Hell yeah. >> Women are stacked. >> That's crazy. >> You know, from

Valerietalking about something. >> No, it's actually on my bucket list. I'm trying to If anybody knows, >> I can get you a dwarf. I can get the lady's a dwarf, too. >> Not a She can't be a prostitute cuz you're a pimp. >> I'm not a pimp. I am not a pimp.

Brian Atlas>> You're a mad man. I just I just know a lot of people. >> All right. Uh here we're gonna do Oh, I wanted to ask Here's a good one. Uh let's see here.

Brian Atlas>> One moment. I'm trying to pull it up. >> Uh

Brian Atlasokay. Who here uh was everybody here born in the United States? >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> Everybody. Anybody born? Who here um were your parents? Were they were your

Brian Atlasparents immigrants? Anybody? You you can you uh going around starting with you? Can you tell us from where?

Jocelyn>> Um my parents are orphan immigrants both from Vietnam. My mom is from the north and she was sponsored over so she came by plane and my dad came by boat so he

Lonnieescaped. >> Okay. Uh what about you? Uh, my dad was born in Taipei, Taiwan, and he came here when he was like a child, I think. And then my mom's dad was born in Iran.

Andrea>> Wrong. Okay. Uh, what about you? >> Um, both my parents were born in Peru and my mom came when she was like 15. She graduated high school here. >> Okay. >> And my dad came when he was older. >> What about you?

Shara>> Um, my mom's from Mexico. My dad's from Romania. My dad came under the Reagan administration. Um, >> technically legally, I guess. And going around the table, what's everyone's ethnicity? You can just say white or Latino, Asian, whatever. >> German.

Shara>> Okay. >> Vietnamese. White [ __ ] >> White [ __ ] >> I would consider myself Asian. >> Asian. Okay. >> Latina. >> Latina. >> Peruvian. >> Peruvian. >> Black, Puerto Rican, and Filipino. >> Okay. >> I guess uh white, Mexican, mix. I I

Brian Atlasdon't know. >> Okay. So, let's say Vietnam. Okay. How about I'll ask this question like this related to this. in a morally neutral, blame-free hypothetical

Brian Atlasconflict between the USA and the country of origin of one or both of your parents. It could if your parents are from two different countries, it could

Brian Atlasjust be the US goes to war with either one, I guess, or both in two different hypotheticals. Where neither side is right or wrong to which country is your

Brian Atlasallegiance? So, I guess I have to ask this to the people who have like parents of a I don't know whatever. I guess

Brian AtlasI How do I How do I ask the >> Okay, the United States goes to war with Mexico >> or they both go to war. They just go to war. Who do you Which side who do you side with?

Brian Atlas>> I mean, I think just United States. >> Okay. Uh, the United States goes to war with Vietnam. To which country is your allegiance?

Brian Atlas>> I mean, I was born here, so America. >> Uh, okay. I I think I got to skip the the people that like whatever or I don't know. Uh, the United States goes to war

Brian Atlaswith Palestine. Do you side with Palestine or the United States? >> Palestine. >> Okay. Uh, the United States goes to war. It was Iran and Cambodia, was it?

Brian Atlas>> Taiwan. >> Oh, sorry. Tai I got it mixed up. My bad. Uh, the United States goes to war with Taiwan. To which country is your allegiance? >> Well, American because I'm probably going to be fighting in that war.

Lonnie>> And then what about Iran? >> Yeah. Well, I'm I'm going to be in the army, so I'm going to be fighting for America. I was born here. This is my country. >> Uh, the United States. Are you You're Mexican. >> Yeah.

Brian Atlas>> The United States goes to war with Mexico. neutral, like uh morally neutral scenario, blameree, hypothetical. To which country is your allegiance, the United States or Mexico? >> Of course, the United States. I was born

Brian Atlashere. >> Okay. Uh you're from Peru. The United States goes to war with Peru. To which country is your allegiance? >> Um, United States. >> Okay. Uh, >> United States.

Brian Atlas>> What about you? >> United States. >> Oh, okay. There you go. All right. I was just curious about that. All right. We have uh let's see what we have here. Uh let's do some things from the questionnaire here. Uh

Brian Atlaslet's see. Uh Esther, so the qu the statement is women are just as physically strong as men. To which you circled that you agree >> I'm stronger. Yep. I got like a eight a

Brian Atlaspack under this. >> A little closer to the mic. Can you scoot into the tip a little bit? Um, so you're stronger than some men.

Esther>> I'm stronger than a lot of men. And also the way that the female body develops muscle, it's like the muscle that we develop is less, but it's actually stronger. Like it can lift more

Valerie>> like a >> we might be able to withstand pain more. But I don't know about the other. But just me personally though, you know, men in general, >> well, I'm just super strong.

Lonnie>> Uh, no. Lonnie, is that >> uh women are just as physically strong as men. You also agree with? >> Yeah. Well, in my experience, whenever I've been in like let's say I'm at the gym, I mean, besides like the few Chads

Lonniethat are like super built, I feel like I am more capable. Like I look at my body and my performance and I'm just more capable than most people in there. And then when it comes to like my future soldier training, I outperform every man there.

Lonnie>> You think you >> So amongst the soldiers, >> men men these days like I feel like mo the majority of them are very like they're not fit. They're not as fit as they should be. And a lot of the women I know are actually more like physically

Lonniecapable, like we're faster, more agile. But I it's probably like my that's my lived truth because I mean I'm a I'm a pole dancer so I know a lot of other pole dancers and we're very physically strong. >> Do you guys think if if you got in a

Lonniefight with a man you would win? Yes. >> It depends on like how big the man is. >> A man will beat our man. >> It depends what the man is looking like.

ValerieI can't fight, but like if he's huge, >> I do agree with it cuz I'm a pretty big [ __ ] I'm not going to lie. Like >> I could definitely fight a dude if he was like skinny. Maybe not the same weight as me, but I could definitely

Brian Atlasbeat a dude up. >> How about a guy who weighs just as much as you? >> Nah, he'll probably rock my [ __ ] This is crazy. Okay. Well, I mean, at least you grant that. But so women physically stronger than like how about

Lonniein in general, >> dude? Just walk around when you go when you walk around outside. Literally everybody's overweight and like unfit like genuinely. >> I don't know. The gay men hate I think men are stronger and I think that's like how it

Stella>> Oh boy. >> What? Oh boy. >> No, I I wasn't oing at you. I was >> Oh, okay. I was like, gosh, I'm surprised you boy to that. But um anyway, no, I I think men are stronger and I think that's how like they're

Stellagenetically set up and that's why they take on like the strong role. I like I'm going to say like I've always hired a man to move my furniture. I'm not doing it. >> Sorry. >> Well, they should be. >> They should be, but most of them aren't

Brian Atlasin shape these days. >> So, do you think How about this question for you two? >> Or I guess we can include you. Do you think you're stronger than the majority of men? So, stronger than 51% of men. Yes. >> Nah.

Lonnie>> Also, yes. >> Nah, you're not pretty strong. You're not pretty strong. You can't see. Let me ask let me ask. >> You have to You have to keep in mind we all have different lives and we we are like our who we see in our everyday life might look different cuz we live in

Valeriedifferent cities and we see different people. Like you know how they were having a 100 guys fight a gorilla? Are you going to be the 100 [ __ ] to fight a gorilla? I don't think the [ __ ] would I fight a gorilla would win cuz the

Valeriegorilla would win. But there's probably a high chance that some guys will survive in that gorilla. >> Even if you did 100 women, I don't think the gorilla would win. >> Really? Why?

Brian Atlas>> Well, I think it's just >> the gorilla people is a lot. And like you could basically dog pile like the gorilla will [ __ ] both men and women up. But like >> that gorilla

Brian Atlasif you collectively are like, "Okay, some people are going to have to sacrifice themselves." Whether you're man or woman, like if you go one by one at the gorilla. >> No.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah, that's bad. But if you [ __ ] all attack at the same time, men and I even think women would would be able to take the gorilla. >> The first 50 would be [ __ ] Just that sacrifice. First 50 statistically, first

Andrea50, they're [ __ ] >> You guys are going to call the first. >> So the other 50 would have to >> it got to be like straight bodybuilder [ __ ] ly >> like, okay, if you put a gorilla in a lion in a fight, >> like

Valerie>> where the lion come from? >> Cuz cuz a lion is pretty [ __ ] strong, too. And if we're comparing a lion to maybe women, I don't know. >> Would [ __ ] it up. >> I think the lion would win against >> the lion would win against

ValerieLet's get back to the >> That [ __ ] got four hands. >> Okay, bro. You guys are What is going on? >> The liquor hitting you already. catch

Brian Atlasyou in his head already. >> You guys are not You're stronger than like maybe three per I don't even know the numbers. >> I think we're mentally stronger. I think we can.

Brian Atlas>> The question is about physical. It's about physical. I played baseball growing up on a mental >> abs. Okay, but so hold on. How are we measuring strength here? So I just be

Brian Atlas>> arms and abs and legs. >> So okay, how about this? I mean that how about in a fight? Do you think you'd win in a fight against over 51% of men? >> Well, if it was somebody of my exact

Esthersame size and stature, >> but size I mean fighting is >> but a man. But a man. So he's got >> I feel like fighting is adrenaline though. >> So >> but if it was a trans would be pretty even.

Brian Atlas>> They already tried that in boxing matches. They already tried putting blood up against men and it didn't work. >> Wait, do you guys We were talking about dwarves. Do you guys remember this like a month or two ago? This YouTuber who's

Brian Atlaslike a bodybuilder. He he put male dwarves against female like normal like even tall uh female athletes and the dwarves who have like a I I'm pretty

Brian Atlassure it's like a genetic defect or whatever. Uh like and they're the dwarves outlifted these female athletes. Now the the dwarves were athletes too to

Brian Atlasbe fair. >> Okay. But even if you have a uh the incentive here inensive like the dwarves lifted more they they were able

Brian Atlasto do all the different uh tasks or whatever they destroyed the women. You put 15year-old boys who uh who play soccer and they'll scorch the elite female soccer team.

Brian Atlas>> They have more agility. It's not necessarily true. >> How is it like 15year-old boys will destroy women? Like the the Olympic team, the the national team, professional athletes, they'll destroy

Estherthe the women. >> It's because Well, I mean, I don't know about the Olympics. >> Why trans women are not allowed to >> They have a lot of Exactly. They have a lot of agility. >> Yes. Well, men are faster, men are

Brian Atlasstronger, men are in terms of the only thing that women out compete men in uh in terms of like athletic performance is there's a there is a distance race like

Brian Atlasreally high distance. I forgot the exact one. Like I think when you get to ultramarathon level where I think some women do out compete the men, >> the iron man's

Brian Atlas>> but like everything else. Tell you what, you put high school boys against women, like the best high school

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