$20,000,000 MINIMUM To Date HER?! ACCUSED OF MlSOGYNY?! Brian DEBATES Feminist! | Dating Talk #262
Date: 2025-09-29
Duration: 9h 26m
Brian AtlasIdentified Speakers
SPEAKER_00Donations/TTS(audience)
SPEAKER_03Bina(guest)
SPEAKER_05Marca(guest)
SPEAKER_06Iris(guest)
SPEAKER_07Brian Atlas(host)
SPEAKER_09Stephanie(guest)
SPEAKER_10Kelsey Risk(guest)
SPEAKER_12Emily(guest)
SPEAKER_13Felicity(audience)
SPEAKER_14Cena(guest)
Key Moments
00:03:30
IntroAll 8 guests introduce themselves with name, age, occupation, education, location
00:14:40
RelationshipRelationship status round. Bina broke up 3 days ago (5th time). Emily engaged 8 years.
00:17:00
Key MomentBina explains her ex was a nepo baby whose father is a famous actor
00:31:40
Key MomentKelsey shares devastating divorce story - husband left saying 'everyone else is living my life for me'
“Met my ex-husband in 2017, married in 2018, and he decided to walk away in 21.”
00:39:40
ControversyEmily criticizes show for rage bait, launches central feminism debate
01:02:00
ControversyCena says she would side with China over Canada/US in hypothetical invasion
01:26:30
ControversyBina claims majority of men are weirdos and creeps
“The majority of men are weirdos, creeps.”
01:51:00
ControversyBina and Marca demand minimum $10-20M yearly husband income
“The minimum is at least like 10 to 20 million.”
01:58:20
Key MomentBina admits to 10 sugar daddies paying $10K/month each
02:17:00
Key MomentBrian proposes $1M bet that Bina/Marca won't make $10M/year in 10 years
02:28:00
QuoteKelsey gives modest $50-60K minimum: 'I understand compounding interest'
03:55:00
ControversyBina claims 50% of men would rape if given the opportunity, walks back to 5-10%
04:59:00
Key MomentBrian rates most of the panel as 'average at best'
06:01:40
Key MomentKelsey delivers powerful Christian message about self-worth referencing Psalms 139
07:51:40
OtherMarca tells harrowing story of being pistol-whipped and carjacked
08:25:50
Key MomentKelsey's heartwarming story of ex asking parents to hold her hand at drive-in theater
“He leans over to my parents and he asked them, 'Can I hold your daughter's hand?'”
09:25:00
OtherShow wrap-up. Brian promises next show October 5th.
Topics Discussed
00:03:30
Guest Introductions
All guests introduce themselves. Notable: Emily the funeral director/embalmer, Kelsey's 3-generation chocolate business.
00:14:40
Relationship Status Round
Bina broke up 3 days ago (5th time). Emily engaged 8 years (16-year age gap). Kelsey divorced after husband left in 2021.
00:31:40
Kelsey's Divorce Story
Ex-husband left saying 'everyone else is living my life for me.' Found in Florida with married 22yo. Told her they were 'never really married.'
00:39:40
Emily vs Brian: Feminism Debate
Emily criticizes show for rage bait. Massive debate on feminism, military draft, voting rights, selective service, hypothetical China invasion.
01:23:20
Bina: Majority of Men Are Creeps
Bina claims majority of men are creeps. Claims 50% would rape if given opportunity (walks back to 5-10%). Brian compares generalization to racism.
01:50:00
Minimum Income Requirements
Bina/Marca: $10-20M. Iris: $100K. Cena: $400K. Stephanie: $1M. Kelsey: $50-60K. Felicity: $150K. Brian proposes $1M bet against Bina/Marca.
01:58:20
Sugar Daddy Romance Scams
Bina admits to 10 sugar daddies paying $10K/month each. Calls it 'finessing' - selling fantasy of interest. Brian calls it a romance scam.
03:51:40
Man vs Bear Debate
Bina picks bear (claims 50% of men would rape). Brian argues picking bear is sexist using race analogy.
04:40:00
Looks Self-Ratings
Bina 8.5, Emily refuses, Marca 8.5, Iris 10, Cena 6, Stephanie 10, Kelsey 5, Felicity 6. Brian says most are 'average at best.'
07:10:00
Body Count Discussion
Marca: ~13. Cena: 3. Stephanie: 3. Kelsey: 1 (ex-husband only). Felicity: 2. Bina refuses (claims monthly reborn virgin).
07:51:40
Marca's Carjacking Story
Marca was pistol-whipped and carjacked in San Fernando Valley. Ex-boyfriend's secret tracker in her car helped police recover it.
08:14:00
Iris Names Abusive Ex (John Moss)
Iris publicly names ex as streamer John Moss (7M TikTok). Gave up modeling to be housewife, used for domestic servitude.
08:28:20
Emily: Catholicism and Abortion
Emily is Catholic but pro-choice. References 10yo Ohio girl who came to Indiana for abortion. 'Cafeteria Catholic' concept.
08:41:40
Facts vs Feelings / Immigration
Emily argues feelings trump facts (funeral director experience). Brian pivots to immigration, Mexico's Article 33, deportation.
09:23:20
Show Wrap-Up
Brian summarizes traditional nuclear family position. Next show October 5th. Asks Cena to stop doing OnlyFans.
Transcript
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00:57:38
Brian Atlasthem off to get some military training. and then they go fight on the front. There is no sort of corresponding even in Ukraine which is an inactive war.
00:57:48
Brian AtlasThere's not some corresponding duty on the women like okay uh we're and it the uh there's not like h it's not even like roses and daisies
00:58:00
Brian Atlaseven like there's there's nothing that compels women by duty to have children. There's nothing even war torn Ukraine. >> I guess with the situation you're
00:58:10
Emilyoffering, yes, I think women are as capable as men going military and being drafted. But personally, I don't think anyone should be drafted.
00:58:20
Brian Atlas>> Well, okay. But governments and nations are not going to relinquish their ability to call on its citizenry in the event of a military conflict. So we can
00:58:32
Brian Atlassay, you know, there shouldn't be a draft, but like I'm interested in looking at what currently is. So what currently is the case is that in almost
00:58:42
Brian Atlasevery single nation in the world, there's male only military conscription, male only military draft. I think like Israel, I think, has drafts women. Maybe
00:58:53
Brian Atlasthere's like one other country. Otherwise, it's all men. All men. But speaking specifically about the USA, it's only men here. So you can you can
00:59:03
Brian Atlassay, well, I don't think that there should be a draft. But it, you know, I feel like we should end the military draft is this sort of empty platitude
00:59:14
Emilyand it's it's basically just a waste of time and energy that would better be devoted to making it equal. I mean, wouldn't it because the current thing in the US right now is women aren't being
00:59:27
Brian Atlasforced to be in the military. So, couldn't you just use that same argument to say, "Well, it's not a reality right now." So, >> well, sure, it it's plausible that you could
00:59:38
Brian Atlasrelinquish men in this country from the obligation to be drafted. However, pretty much at any moment, even if for optics reasons, you know, the United States government could say, "You know
00:59:50
Brian Atlaswhat? we're just doing away with the draft. But then the government can just in some like desperate time of war can just be like, you know what, we're going to pass a law and bring the draft back.
01:00:01
Emily>> Well, it'd be understandable if they did that to draft everyone, I suppose. But >> well, legally though, as it stands, if there was a draft,
01:00:11
Brian Atlaswomen would not be subject to it. And historically, women have never been subject to military conscription. Honestly, I think that we've come to a
01:00:21
Binapoint where like there's trans people and all of that. And I think that maybe everyone should just be like tested and then if you are capable and
01:00:32
Binastrong enough, you can pass like a physical test and then everyone can get drafted because there's like muscle mommies, like there's very strong women that would be down to do that. Like
01:00:43
Binathere's very masculine women. So like >> I think it should be open to everyone. and everyone should go through the same test and if you are not physically capable of protecting this country then
01:00:54
Brian Atlasmove on to the next >> uh okay uh the trans stuff but going back to your thing we should end the draft I just think this idea that we
01:01:04
Brian Atlasshould end the draft is this sort of irrelevant red herring and we should you're just it's like you're trying to shut down the discourse on gender equality. We should just equalize it
01:01:15
Brian Atlasbecause again nations and governments. The United States government will not relinquish its right to have a military draft. It's conceivable in some sort of, you know,
01:01:27
Brian Atlaswho knows what kind of scenario in the future could desperately need people to be drafted for the military? I mean, what's the alternative, right? So, let's talk about
01:01:37
Brian Atlasthe draft briefly. I don't want to linger too long on the draft, but let me ask you this. What if we knew this is a hypothe hypothetical scenario
01:01:47
Brian Atlaslet's say China we we know with a foregone conclusion we're predicting in h I don't know couple years uh or no in
01:01:57
Brian Atlasa year China's going to invade us no offense uh s by the way would you if China invaded Canada would you side with China or Canada
01:02:11
Brian Atlas>> wouldn't I get deported it. >> Well, just privately. You wouldn't have to just Would you >> China? >> Wow. >> You You Yikes. Okay, that's crazy. >> Are you from Pardon?
01:02:24
Brian Atlas>> Are you from China? >> Wait, do you ever want to become an American uh citizen? >> I've thought about it. Maybe >> because of the better taxes. Question. If you became an American citizen and
01:02:35
Brian AtlasChina like invaded the US, would you side with the US or China? >> China. Wait, but are you from China? >> No, I'm from Canada. >> Is Wayne Brady gonna have the choker
01:02:48
Brian Atlas[ __ ] >> Uh, so anyways, um, wait. Okay, the the the draft, right? [ __ ] I >> No. Okay. >> Yeah. What was I saying about the Oh, China invades. China invades. We have
01:02:59
Brian Atlasone year to prepare. Uh, and let's say this is a hypothetical China. If China wins the war against us and they invade us, we know, we know because of our intelligence gathering that their plan
01:03:11
Brian Atlasis because they view the United States populace as such a threat to the world's order that they want to establish that they're going to kill they're going to
01:03:21
Brian Atlaskill all the men and they're going to rape all the women. Do you think and and here's what else we know in this hypothetical scenario? We know that comparing our current military's power
01:03:34
Brian Atlashypothetical right now our military is stronger than China but in this hypothetical we know that our military isn't strong enough to beat China unless
01:03:43
Brian Atlaswe draft the men but some men don't want to go. Do you think under this circumstance where we know that China is going to
01:03:53
Brian Atlaskill most of the country, they're going to rape all the women? Under that circumstance, is it justified to force men who otherwise wouldn't want to fight to to fight? >> I think if it got critical enough,
01:04:06
Brian Atlaseventually it may draft may come in, but I don't think they'll do it initially. Additionally, >> no, no, no. But in the hypothetical, it's granted that we have the intelligence that we know that >> okay, they're stronger than us. We need
01:04:19
Brian Atlasto draft the men because we just our assessment of our military capabilities in this hypothetical scenario, they're stronger than us. But if we draft these other men, we have a chance. But if we don't, we're just going to get wiped
01:04:31
Emilyout. Should we draft them in? >> Possibly. Though truthfully, at looking at military information, um, and just reading about kind of technology, they're developing the military. I don't know about other countries, but at least
01:04:44
Emilythe US seems to be really going towards drones rather than sending people on the front line. >> It's a total red herring. It's a total red herring. >> I just realistically as the future goes on, I don't know how much they'll leave. >> Okay. Well, maybe China's like
01:04:56
Brian Atlasdeveloping some like insane AI that's going to like completely wreck us too. So, in the hypothetical scenario though, it's already granted that China is stronger than us. So,
01:05:07
Brian Atlasshould we draft the men to prevent all the women in the country from getting raped? Wouldn't this hypothetical situation be a red herring? I just >> How is that a How would it It's testing
01:05:18
Emilyyour logic of like your your disagreement with a draft wholesale >> because this is a very odd hypothetical situation that hasn't occurred anytime yet.
01:05:30
Brian Atlas>> That's why it's called a hypothetical. >> Well, wouldn't using drones instead of people in the future be a hypothetical? >> Hold on. In any Hold on. You don't think that like let's say this war takes place
01:05:41
Brian Atlasin the next 5 years. You think drones are going to be the exclusive uh you know fighter in military conflicts? >> Well, for a lot of our enemy nations,
01:05:53
Brian AtlasI'm sure because they can't get across the ocean as well as a drone. So, >> in the hypothetical situation, it's going to be granted that the the Chinese Navy has the resources to put boots on
01:06:05
Emilythe ground in the United States. I mean, with nuclear weapons, I mean, you could just nuke a place and that'll take care of most of it. >> Yeah. Then it's just Okay, now we're having a conver another red herring. Now
01:06:18
Brian Atlaswe're having a conversation about mutually assured destruction. Um, >> I also just, this is kind of what I mean about rage bait because how is this rage bait? >> Because this has nothing to do with dating. I don't that's why I'm curious.
01:06:30
Emily>> It was your criticism. Well, it was about feminism, but you feminism gets just brought up a lot on this, but my point is it doesn't have as much to do about >> No, you brought up the whole uh the the
01:06:42
Emilyvoting thing. >> Yes, that was an example from what you asked me initially, >> right? >> But yeah, >> my point is is you bring up like women
01:06:53
Emilyversus men, feminism, patriarchy, but does that have to do with your initial thing about dating? That's what this whole podcast is about is dating. >> Sure. I think absolutely it's all tied
01:07:05
Brian Atlasin. I think it's all tied in. Feminism is massively tied into dating. It's had massive negative consequences on the dating landscape. I think if you're somebody who's more inclined to more
01:07:15
Brian Atlastraditional gender roles, then yeah, massive massive impact on the dating landscape. And it's it's all part of it. All part of it. Even the military draft,
01:07:26
Binaeven the draft, even the inequality that exists there, it's all baked in. >> I think everyone should just go through the same physical test and the weak ones, no. The strong ones, yes, thank
01:07:39
Brian Atlasyou. >> Yeah, I suppose. Or if you want to do it like have a test for like people who you know will potentially face actual combat and then you have all the pencil pushers and the support roles and the the admin
01:07:51
Brian Atlasthat maybe you could like you know make the majority of those women. >> Exactly. >> Sure. >> Problem solved. >> But again this whole thing this whole
01:08:01
Brian Atlasthing though is we're not going to get rid of the draft. So if if the status quo is the draft won't be uh abandoned
01:08:12
Brian Atlaswon't be gotten rid of then surely for the sake of equality like we have to operate under what is the current system right so I think equality would then dictate that women would should be subject to military conscription
01:08:26
Brian Atlasokay and so under that basis I what I see is an inequality that exists which privileges and benefits women and is to the disadvantage of men. Men are subject to force military conscription. And even
01:08:40
Brian Atlasin the United States, even if it's not wartime, if you fail to register for the selective service as a man, there's a $250,000 fine. It's technically a felony. You're barred from certain uh certain federal jobs. You can't get
01:08:51
Brian Atlascertain federal student loans. Uh I think there's I'm trying to think if there's one or two other negative ramifications. No student federal student loans. No. Um, barred from
01:09:03
Brian Atlascertain federal jobs, federal positions. There might be one or two other things, but I pretty much went over the most the bulk of it. But, um, women should be subject to military conscription
01:09:15
Emilyto and that would be related to equalizing women's voting rights, which are still aren't equal >> to the benefit of women. >> So, do you feel like this is also a class issue? Because men can get out of
01:09:27
Emilyconscription if they have enough money. In fact, some of our people in the highest levels of office got out of Vietnam by doing that. >> Uh, well, I mean,
01:09:40
EmilyI'm not really that's not really a field that I'm expert in. Um, >> because I think just I know feminism gets blamed for a lot of the ills men experience in our society. Now, I think you mentioned on your podcast on
01:09:52
Brian AtlasWednesday a lot of men are homeless and they have very high suicide rates. And that's true. >> Let's stick to the draft thing here really quick. Um I suppose it's the case like yeah some people have political
01:10:02
Brian Atlasconnections and they can but I mean honestly you my understanding of the draft you can't um you can't get out of it just because you're wealthy
01:10:14
Brian Atlasalthough it's plaus I guess it's plaus even even then though it's still only men that would be impacted so >> CCR wrote a whole song about it
01:10:27
Brian Atlas>> but anyways is I guess to finish this off uh Andrew's argumentation here is that women have a certain privilege in society.
01:10:36
Brian Atlas>> So he's like okay well he has other positions too. It's not my position. If you want to have a discussion with him on his specific positions you can. In any case I don't believe in repealing
01:10:48
Brian Atlasthe 19th. But I would like to see an equalization between men and women when it comes to military conscription. >> Well that's fair. But >> well, yeah. But >> so um
01:11:00
Marcaif that hype put um that question you asked her about China invading, how do you feel about the draft, how do you think it should go? You think it should be women and men if it's going to >> Well, that question, the hypothetical about China.
01:11:14
Brian Atlas>> Yeah, I want to know your opinion on it. >> Well, it's not so much should we draft uh should we draft >> That's what you were asking. Hold on. It's not should we draft women and men, it's should we draft men
01:11:25
Brian Atlasas it currently stands. >> Yeah. What do you think? >> Yes, I think so. >> Cool. >> I don't like war, but again, it's a totally empty platitude. There are
01:11:35
Brian Atlasconceivable situations in which it's necessary. And whether I think it's necessary or not, it's just the the
01:11:43
Brian Atlasreality. No nation is going to give up its power to draft its citizenry. So, it's just like >> I don't know. Uh it's just like almost
01:11:56
Brian Atlasmoot. Is that the right word? It'd be a moot point. It's it's just not even worth like Okay. Um you know, it'd be really nice if uh humans didn't have to breathe oxygen.
01:12:07
Brian AtlasOkay. I sure I guess like maybe there's a different thing that's better but as it currently stands there like the technology isn't there to you know so it's like okay or it'd be really nice if
01:12:20
Brian Atlashumans didn't have to eat food okay maybe like hundreds of years in the future we'll have some technology or something where I don't know we can get [ __ ] sunlight or something I I don't know but as it currently stands okay so
01:12:32
Emilycool we need a system in place to feed humanity >> well there's Nothing wrong with looking towards a brighter future. And I mean, I feel like that's what you're doing with your podcast. You're trying to make things better for some of the men who
01:12:45
Brian Atlasfeel a bit disenfranchised. >> Sure. I guess >> you don't like how it stands now. >> Yeah. Um, but so I guess going back to the original thing though, which was my negative views on feminism because I I
01:12:57
Brian Atlasasked you what are the negative views on feminism that I have and you cited to the voting thing. Um, maybe I shouldn't have bit on that just because I'm that's
01:13:09
EmilyAndrew's position about the voting. I'm fine with women voting. So, what are my negative views on feminism? >> But you don't seem to like that women do have the option to do sex work. Um,
01:13:22
Brian Atlas>> okay. Um, anything else? >> Wait, hold on. Isn't that a feminist position? >> What? there's like anti-ex work
01:13:35
Emilyfeminists. >> It's nuanced. Um I'm not anti-ex work myself. There are some and I can see where they're coming from. But once again, I think another thing I mean about sometimes this is a bit rage
01:13:48
Emilybatty. Things can get very black and white on here and truthfully I think there's a lot of nuances in life that can't be defined this or that.
01:13:58
Emily>> Uh sure. What what's an example >> for >> something black or white that I say? >> Trying to remember. I watched one of your episodes and you even said I'm
01:14:10
Emilyblack and white on this, but I can't remember the specific one. But >> well, what you don't remember? >> Well, one thing that does come up a lot on here and um I'm not sure why because
01:14:22
Emilyonce again, this is about dating um is abortion comes up a lot and I know people are very black and white with that issue, but Sometimes there are nuances. Um, and it I don't think it's
01:14:34
Emilysomething that you can just have a yes or no. This is completely done. This is always right or wrong. So, >> um, okay. I don't really bring up abortion too much. Usually, that's other
01:14:47
Brian Atlaspeople who bring it up. Although, sometimes I'll engage in that conversation. I find the abortion debate to be kind of dull, to be honest. But, um,
01:14:57
Brian Atlasyeah. Okay. So, my opposition to sex work. >> I don't have any other than I think >> but what's what's my negative views on feminism?
01:15:09
Emily>> Well, what are your positive views on feminism? >> Wait, it's your position. I don't have positive views on feminism. >> Well, you when you make those clickbait videos or someone does and it's usually
01:15:21
Brian Atlasabout feminists being destroyed, I usually don't see anything about the opposite. >> Wait, why? But why? Why? If I'm anti-feminist, why would I have positive things to say about feminism? Like, it's plausible that
01:15:34
Emily>> I feel like the point you're getting at is that because I can't necessarily think of something off the top of my head, you're not anti-feminist. So, that would mean you aren't you are a
01:15:44
Emilyfeminist. >> Wait, what? Hold on. What? >> Wait, because Wait, what? Can you repeat that one more time? It feels like you're getting at because
01:15:56
Emilyyou're trying to make me think of specific things from specific episodes. If I can't think of it, if I can't think of it and you're saying, "Well, I um if you can't think of anything, then I'm
01:16:08
Brian Atlasnot anti-feminist." That would mean you are a feminist because that's the opposite. >> No, I maybe I I don't know if I misspoke, but I I am an anti-feminist.
01:16:18
Brian AtlasYou wrote in your notes that I have negative views on feminism. So, I'm just asking what are those negative views? I'm not I'm not I'm not
01:16:30
Brian Atlaschallenging like I think you're right. I do have negative views on feminism. I'm not disputing your claim. I'm asking for what those claims are.
01:16:40
Emily>> It's just how you tend to present feminists on this show. You just always seem to kind of make them look like they're crazy. But also, >> wait, wait, hold on. I don't make anybody anything. So, for example,
01:16:53
Brian Atlaspeople say, "Brian, you make people look stupid on the show." I don't make anybody do anything. If they choose to open their mouth and say something that's stupid, the the there's a
01:17:04
Brian Atlasmicrophone there. The onus is entirely on them. So, this this criticism that I make people look stupid, whether it's related to feminism, whether it's related to dating, I don't know how I make them look
01:17:17
Emilystupid. If somebody says something stupid, they've made themselves look stupid. >> Oh, I think part of it, especially with the short format videos, is you're taking a clip out of a seven or eight hour video, and sometimes some of those
01:17:29
Emilyclips don't make a lot of sense out of context, unless >> you sit and watch the whole thing. >> Well, so we I mean, >> and sometimes it can make people look bad, but if you watch the whole thing,
01:17:40
Brian Atlasit makes more sense. Well, so one thing I would point out is we don't we don't do this thing where we don't splice. So when I say splice, like for example, say yes right now.
01:17:52
Brian Atlas>> Yes. >> Okay. Are you a uh uh have you ever punched a baby in the face? >> No. >> Okay. Okay. So, splicing would be I
01:18:04
Brian Atlaswould use that yes that you gave me before and interlace it with the me asking you if you punch babies and to make it seem like you said yes, you punch babies. We don't do that. I will
01:18:16
Brian Atlassay the shorts are short. You know, they're anywhere from 30 seconds to 90 seconds, but we don't. Usually, it includes the the bulk of what's being
01:18:26
Brian Atlassaid. So, sure, in a short a little short tidbit, perhaps it excludes some of the prior conversation, but we're pretty good faith. Even though the
01:18:38
Brian Atlasclips are captivating and they're getting fiery moments, we're typically not excluding critical context that would mislead the person like or excuse
01:18:49
Brian Atlasme, mislead the viewer about >> what the person's actually trying to say. So, while the clips are short, I don't think it's leaving out critical context or misleading the person about what they really mean.
01:19:02
Marca>> Can I add something? >> Sure. >> So, I I agree with you. I think that's what you do, but I also think you're never going to use clips where someone is eating you up and cuz I've watched the whole I've watched a whole hour and a half and people do eat you up and you
01:19:15
Marcanever ever have those clips up clips, right? On occasion. Yeah. Yeah, I've seen it. So, but I've never seen it in clips. All I see clips is you is you like targeting women. >> So for sure what she's saying has a little bit of truth because you
01:19:28
Marcadefinitely h you definitely want to portray a certain >> like >> for women and for >> and your views. I mean this is your podcast. Well, that would just be edit.
01:19:38
Brian AtlasThat wouldn't be bolstering her claim, though. That even if we do do that, >> you do. >> Even if we do do that, that would be
01:19:47
Brian Atlaseditorial discretion as to what clips we use. Uh often times though, while I would look, I've lost arguments on the show. >> That's why, but I would never see it in small clips.
01:19:59
Brian Atlas>> Okay. I don't Well, I actually don't see anything wrong with that because one, the full live stream is available. is >> other people make clips. >> Uh so I I don't actually see any like for example uh when you take a photo that you're thinking about posting on
01:20:13
Brian AtlasInstagram, >> you take like what 50. >> You'll blast it, right? You'll take 50. >> How many do you post? >> Why don't you post all the shitty post?
01:20:24
MarcaI'm so known to post you go to my post. The ones with the bad camera every angle, baby. >> Oh, you What about the one where your eyes are? I post those because I look sexy and my eyes are twitching every every moment. >> How about How about if your eyes are
01:20:36
Brian Atlasclosed? You'll post it. >> I have I literally have pictures on Instagram eyes closed. >> Everybody exercises editorial discretion. If you closed your eyes on a photo, you're not going to post that one. In this case, >> but maybe other girls will.
01:20:47
Brian Atlas>> Yeah, of course I'm going to post the clips. I mean, by the way, 99% of all potential clips that could be reaped from any show, like overwhelmingly, like
01:20:58
Brian Atlasmaybe a girl will get one on me, but I Yeah, I'm 99% of the time they're getting wrecked. Okay, they're getting [ __ ] wrecked.
01:21:08
Brian Atlas>> Okay, good talk. But I don't see how that has anything to do with anything >> negative views. What are my negative views on feminism?
01:21:22
Marcaneed a moment to think. >> Can you share yours? I haven't watched your podcast enough to know too much about you. I just heard of it. >> You know, it's >> so I really want I Please enlighten me.
01:21:33
Brian AtlasWhy? Why are you anti-feminist? >> Yeah, sure. So, I mean, I'll give you um I will give you two definitions of feminism. My
01:21:45
Brian Atlascharitable definition, feminism is a women's advocacy movement. Nothing wrong with women's advocacy. The reason, this is my most charitable,
01:21:56
Brian Atlasgenerous definition, but it will never be an equality movement. Feminism is not about equality despite repres representations to the
01:22:06
Brian Atlascontrary. Feminism doesn't care about equality. And I'll explain why. It cares about equality if said equality
01:22:15
Brian Atlascan benefit women. But if a form of equality could conceivably come to the detriment of women, feminists not only won't pursue it, but will
01:22:27
Brian Atlasactively fight against pursuing said equality. Again, if that equality were to benefit or were to come to the detriment of women in some conceivable
01:22:37
Brian Atlasway. So by this very nature if you don't believe in just equality across the board you can't actually truly be egalitarian you can't truly be uh
01:22:48
Brian Atlasbelieve in equality airgo feminists don't believe in equality and by the way there's not again there's nothing wrong with women's advocacy that's that's fine
01:22:58
Brian Atlasbut don't parade feminism as an equality movement when it's not my actual definition that's my charitable definition though my actual definition
01:23:06
Brian Atlasof feminism is It's women's advocacy dot dot dot plus it's
01:23:16
Brian Atlasits whole foundation and basis is centered around anti-male rhetoric and man-hating and bigotry towards men and sexism towards men and misandry.
01:23:29
Emily>> Why does that matter to you? >> What? What do you mean? What? Hold on. What >> was someone very cruel to you at some point? Sounds like somebody hurt you or you're like, >> "Wait, how would that How would you >> Why? Why do you care so much? >> Why would I?"
01:23:41
Marca>> Cuz you care so much. The way you're talking about it is like it's lighting a fire in you that like passionate about Do you care about racism? >> I do. >> Is Why do you care so much? Who hurt you?
01:23:54
Marca>> Because I have plenty of friends who are black that go through racism every day. So, of course, I'm going to care. >> Okay, cool. So, I think sexism is bad. Why can't you acknowledge that sexism towards men is bad? >> Because it's because I don't because I don't agree.
01:24:06
Brian Atlas>> You What do you mean you don't agree? Don't agree with what precisely. >> Can you re um restate your sentence? >> Well, hold on. Your your entire position was Well, Brian, why do you care about
01:24:19
Brian Atlasuh negative outcomes for men and sexism directed towards men and like anti-male rhetoric? Yeah, but then when you >> What a crazy position to actually even take to say that anti-male rhetoric. Who should actually care about that? That's
01:24:32
Binaprecisely the thing I'm fighting against. >> But here's the thing that women are [ __ ] on men because of the things that men do. How many women do you hear
01:24:42
Brian Atlasthat are raping people, killing people? Like literally everyone all the time. Women do this all the time and they do it in a really bad way. You see it in the school system. You see
01:24:54
Marcathese women raping their students. They're absolutely >> the percentage low compared to the men raping women. >> Oh, so okay. So the the differentials,
01:25:04
Brian Atlaswe're talking about percentages now. You Yes, it happens all the time. Very high. Women do this all the time. >> Every single time I go outside, a man is harassing me. Every single time I go
01:25:17
Binaoutside. >> Cool. All right. >> No, not cool. It's literally like, "What's wrong with you?" Women aren't doing that. >> I can't just like walk outside and feel okay without checking disgusting.
01:25:30
Brian Atlas>> Check that. Check this out. That's bad. Men shouldn't do it. How about you guys make a uh Why don't you guys rebuke the anti-male rhetoric that your side invokes?
01:25:43
Bina>> What? >> I do think women can be sexist. They should as it is. >> Wait, you think women should be sexist?
01:25:52
Bina>> I think that if the majority of a group of people, which happens to be a whole gender, that Yeah, maybe you guys should wake up and stop being weirdos.
01:26:04
Bina>> Wait, hold on. Okay, so >> as a whole, as a collective, cuz it's the majority of men. >> The majority of men are what? >> Weirdos, creeps. >> Weirdos and creeps. What? Okay. What specifically is the majority of men doing
01:26:18
Bina>> first of all >> that warrants women's sexism? >> Um, we're scared to walk outside cuz we feel like we're going to get raped. Like literally. >> Okay. I'm scared. Well, hold on. Men are more like scare you. Why would a woman
01:26:30
Binascare you? What are we doing that's so scary to men? >> Well, hold on. I didn't even say that, but I'm saying men are more likely to be victims of violent crime. >> No. >> Yes, they are. >> Yeah. To you guys are doing that to each
01:26:42
Binaother. No woman is coming. Exactly. Like >> what what does it matter the gender of the perpetrator? >> It's men. Like if you have an issue with violence, >> it's a small >> own gender is causing that on you.
01:26:54
Bina>> So it doesn't matter then. >> It does. That's the whole point is like men are even causing harm to other men, >> right? But you that what you're doing now is victim blaming. >> Like now they're literally just causing
01:27:07
Brian Atlastrouble on everybody. >> Right. But you're you're victim blaming. So you're you're saying, well, when men are victimized, it doesn't matter as much because the perpetrator of the crime is also male.
01:27:16
Brian Atlas>> So what does me sharing really >> what does me sharing a gender with the perpetrator of the crime, how does that make me less of a victim?
01:27:26
Bina>> I'm just saying that like you guys are victims, you said, of violence, but you guys are violent towards each other. That has nothing to do with women. >> Like,
01:27:37
Bina>> right. I'm I'm a little bit confused here. They cause the most crime. Men cause the most crime. They cause the most rape. They just do. It's a statistically proven fact, >> right? So, I I mean, I would agree that
01:27:49
Brian Atlasyes, the the crime statistics do bear out that the majority of these people perpetrating violent crimes are men. There's no dispute there, although I have some disputes in how some of this
01:28:00
Brian Atlasdata is gathered. Uh I I'll grant it, but I would also point out that oftentimes uh in terms of the severity of punishment, women get off quite easily.
01:28:12
Brian AtlasMen are less likely to report being abused uh physically by women. So the the crime statistics are a bit skewed, but even then I'll grant that yes, men
01:28:22
Brian Atlasare over representing this crime. But I would point to what percentage? Because it's a very if we're looking at criminality, it's a really small
01:28:30
Brian Atlaspercentage. And if what you're saying is true that it's okay to espouse bigotry towards men because a small apex of them
01:28:42
Brian Atlascommit crimes. Well, congratulations. You've just opened up the door to every racist argument against black people that there has ever been. Except the difference between me and you is is I
01:28:53
Brian Atlaswould say it's wrong to be racist towards black people despite their disproportionate representation and criminality. I would like for you to say the same about men. Otherwise, you must
01:29:04
Binasay that racism towards blacks is justified because of their increased proportionality in criminality. First of all, black people were put through hell
01:29:17
Binaby men. Okay. Women, black people were put through hell by men. >> Women were not in charge of the country back then. Men were >> Hold on. That's crazy. Women were slave owners. >> Women were slave owners >> that were forced to slaves by their
01:29:31
Binahusbands. >> There haven't been slavery end. >> Men ran the country. >> What does slavery have to do with somebody being a [ __ ] murderer today? Because you're saying you're trying to
01:29:42
Binasay that racism has anything to do with just men did this to themselves. Okay. Racism >> was put on to people. Like they're a victim of racism. Men are not a victim
01:29:56
Binaof being called a bad person. The majority of men are like weirdos and they did it to themselves. The reason why people don't [ __ ] with men is because of themselves. They did it to themselves. People did not do racism to
01:30:08
Brian Atlasthemselves. Like again, what are you not understanding? >> It's just completely incoherent. And again, >> it's not it's really not. >> It is because you're saying, "Okay, more men than women commit these crimes."
01:30:21
Brian AtlasOkay, cool. That opens up the conversation that can be had of more black people commit these crimes than white people. So, racism is okay. >> That's also not true. >> It is true. Is racism okay then?
01:30:35
Bina>> No. >> Why not? What do you mean? Why not? >> If it >> because somebody's color is also towards like women and men. Like it's not. And also the color of your skin. You can't
01:30:47
Binait's not the it's not your fault that that's your color of your skin. >> And just because you're a man, it doesn't mean it's because you're a man that you're committing crimes. >> Of course. But like people are going to judge you because yeah, the majority of
01:31:00
Binamen are weirdos. And >> the majority of men are not weirdos and perverts. >> They are. Because every time me and my friends step outside, there's not one time where a man we come in contact with him and he's not being weird to us.
01:31:12
Brian Atlas>> Okay. So, just to be clear, so have you ever been in like a crowded shopping mall? >> Yes. >> So, the majority of men in that shopping mall in a shopping mall >> say say things to you. The majority.
01:31:25
Bina>> Yes. >> What part of LA do you live in? >> East LA. Um, >> what what's the Just curious, what's the demographic breakdown in East LA? It's honestly a mix of every mix. It's mixed.
01:31:37
Brian AtlasAll of LA. All of LA is a is a is a pothole mix. >> So >> So I I mean I find this completely dubious. This idea that in like you're you're at a mall. >> It just doesn't happen to you. So you wouldn't know.
01:31:50
Brian Atlas>> Exactly. It just doesn't happen to you. >> It just really happens to certain people. >> Tell you what, I want to send one of y'all down with a camera. There's a university right here. >> Please.
01:32:00
Brian Atlas>> There's a school right here. We can have you guys go on campus and I want to see 50% or more of the men >> saying something to you. I guarantee you, you could walk for 10 minutes.
01:32:11
BinaNobody's saying [ __ ] to you. Nobody gives a [ __ ] about you guys. Trust me. >> Trust me. They say >> nobody's saying anything. >> I've never been to this area of this
01:32:23
Binaarea, but um pretty >> What's the statistics for this area? Cuz I just saw white people. Um, no. Who? Anybody? Uh, Nick, Nick, you're you're a student.
01:32:39
Brian Atlas>> Yeah. Yeah. Um, look, girls are not being [ __ ] street
01:32:47
Brian Atlasharassed. A majority. Hold on. Yes, it occurs, but it's not over 50% of men. >> Okay, >> that would literally be Bro, here. Can I I want the other women There's other
01:32:59
Brian Atlaswomen here at the table. You're telling me when you walk down the street and you're at the mall, more than 50% of the men say something to you and are a creep. Really?
01:33:09
Brian Atlas>> No. But when I am harassed, it is almost always by a man. >> Okay, that's totally fine. But does no other woman no woman here can stand up
01:33:20
Brian Atlasto the that the majority of men come up to you and say something creepy? I don't think the majority of men are creeps or weirdos, but I will say >> when I have gotten a rude comment, which
01:33:32
Emilyluckily hasn't been often, it has been from a man. Um, and usually it's out of nowhere, very surprising and kind of disheartening. Like one time I went to I don't know if not out of state people
01:33:43
Emilyknow about Kroger. It's Indiana's grocery store. But had a guy make a really rude surprising comment to me in a parking lot and it was really hurtful. >> Okay, there's no dis fine. Whenever you
01:33:54
Brian Atlasget Yeah. Okay. You get cat called. It's by man. That's wrong. We get it. Why are you guys justifying then? Even if I grant to you all this is true.
01:34:06
Brian AtlasActually, I I wouldn't even grant this like majority of men are [ __ ] like harassing you. That's ridiculous. >> I wouldn't say majority. I would just say it happens every day. Like that's every time I go out. >> That wouldn't be a majority though. >> I I'm not going to say majority. I'm
01:34:20
Marcagoing to say it. >> I would say it's majority. I don't think most men >> because I think some men are too like too scared to even like to >> you know I almost want to wager on this
01:34:30
Brian Atlasbut even if it look whatever every time every single time you go out some guy says something I don't know >> also we have to define what creepy is
01:34:41
Brian Atlassome guy shoots his shot at you somewhat politely you're going to categorize him as creepy who knows >> even granting every single time you go out >> something happens That wouldn't then give you
01:34:54
Brian Atlasjustification to just bl across the board hate all men. >> I don't hate all men. I never thought that statement. >> Okay, then fine. It wouldn't give you justification to espouse anti-male rhetoric.
01:35:06
Stephanie>> I don't do anything. >> If you go on the website Megan's Law, so on every area, it'll like tell you who's a registered uh pedophile. The majority of the people listed on that website are male. >> Thank you. >> Thank you.
01:35:19
Stephanie>> Okay. And there'll be like a bunch of them around you. I think that like says something, right? >> It doesn't say that the majority of men are weirdos. It says the majority of weirdos are men. Literally, that's what
01:35:32
Brian Atlasit says. >> Okay. But this is we're looking at a very small proportion. We're looking at what is called the apex. A small proportion. You can't attribute to the
01:35:42
Brian Atlasentire group the conduct and behavior. Stop. You can't attribute to the entire group the conduct and behavior of a small small proportion of the group.
01:35:53
MarcaThat's bigotry. >> Okay. So then I would say you can't >> Okay. How? Sorry. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> I would say you can't say the same thing about feminism and have your because I
01:36:05
Marcahave your viewpoint on feminism and mine are completely different. like I don't think um like I'm a feminist and I don't think that I because of that I think I'm better than men or I think I'm equal and that's the point of feminism to like
01:36:17
Marcabring me to equal because at the end of the day I'm like in the in today's even today 2025 like I am not equal to a man like I can't get a job at this I a man
01:36:28
Marcawill beat me at a job first even if my my resume is better even if I better yes >> affirmative action there's affirmative action especially in the entertainment industry No, especially into
01:36:39
Brian Atlasentertainment. Music is men male dominated. Yes, it is barely. It's >> how is it male dominated when the the highest paid performing artists currently are all almost all women?
01:36:51
Marca>> Male dominated meaning there's mostly men in the indust.
01:36:59
MarcaWe're not talking about the money. We're talking about how many are in the industry. If we're talking about women, okay, but if we're talking about numbers, statistics, it's like 7030. >> Perhaps that could be the case. >> It is the case. I'm a musician so I would know.
01:37:12
Brian Atlas>> Wait, then you would expect if there's more men in the music industry that they would be the highest earners, but they're clearly not >> because they're not cuz they're not like women are >> women are better. >> Okay, for anyways, there's massive >> they're talented.
01:37:25
Brian Atlas>> There's massive amounts of affirmative action in the entertainment industry, in all industries. Plenty of affirmative action. Nothing's preventing a woman from getting a job. Also, to your point about, well, men make up the majority of this. Uh there's plenty of crimes that I
01:37:38
Brian Atlascould point to that women are the majority of. I wouldn't then say because of this because women are over represented in this particular crime statistics that women generally across
01:37:48
Brian Atlasthe board are bad or evil. I would say those specific people that have there's a criminal element amongst this percentage of women. These people are bad. It's the criminals that are bad,
01:37:59
Emilynot women as a whole. And in in rebuttal to your point, not men as a whole. >> I agree. Not men as a whole. I will if you recall that criticism I sent you about how men can benefit from feminism.
01:38:12
EmilyI'll give you an example. You mentioned a lot of young male students who do get sexually harassed or raped by their teachers that are female and that's
01:38:20
Emilyterrible thing. And sometimes I see some guys kind of it have this idea like older men, especially if you look at news articles
01:38:32
Emilyof a female teacher who's raped a child that was a male student. Instead of being like that's rape, that's wrong. That's bad. They're like, >> "Oh, he scored with the hot teacher. That's kind of cool." There's even a
01:38:43
Emilymovie about it with Adam Sandler in it. And that's that's really messed up that and I feel like with feminism you recognize that's rape and you hold those women accountable.
01:38:53
Emily>> Sure. Exactly. But I, you know, I think that would, you know, that's rape. And I don't understand why there's a culture of men who say, "Oh, no, you just scored with the hot older woman."
01:39:05
Brian Atlas>> Right. But so this idea like even the the some of the statistics that were referenced today, well, men uh are disproportionately this. The reality is to your point, they don't even get categorized as rapists. They get it's
01:39:18
Brian Atlaslike another it's another sort of sex crime. It's an essay. But when we say oh well 97% of men are rap or 97% of rapists are men. Well if the crime
01:39:28
Brian Atlasitself you you can't be ch uh women depending on the jurisdiction can't be charged with crime of rape because in for in some of these jurisdictions they have to there has to be like a
01:39:40
Emilypenetrative component to be charged with rape. >> And I agree um I think that is wrong and that's what I mean about not everything's black and white. There's a lot of nuance and >> right but again I get that you guys want
01:39:52
Brian Atlasto like [ __ ] on men and point out how specific men are so terrible blah blah blah but my contention has always been I don't really I'm not inclined to dispute these statistics so much as you guys can
01:40:05
Brian Atlaskeep bringing up okay well this portion of men commit these crimes why would that be justification for anti-male rhetoric
01:40:16
Bina>> I think it's more of just women trying to bring attention to all men to like do better. >> Well, that's a crazy Okay, let's replace men with black people. >> It's not racer
01:40:32
Binawhat they got. Men do. >> Men do. >> Men deserve what? What is it? Men deserve ridicule and being told to do better. >> So, you think a a 10-year-old boy
01:40:43
Brian Atlasdeserves ridic ridicule? >> He's a child. He's male. >> But you can't really judge someone until they're an adult. Like that's >> okay. So 18y olds can be ridiculed. Yes.
01:40:55
Brian Atlas>> Even if they've never done anything wrong. >> I mean eventually they probably will. Just >> why? Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on. You realize >> that eventually
01:41:06
Binamajority. No, no, no. Eventually >> taught correctly, it could turn really bad. They could become abusive. They could become weirdos. They become rapists. Hold on. You have to be very careful how you raise men these days. I have a little
01:41:19
Brian Atlasbrother and it's very >> how you have just one brother. >> No, I have three brothers. >> Okay. How many? What? Wait, wait, wait. What? Oh, you said the majority of men were creeps and weirdos. So, the majority of your brothers must be creeps
01:41:31
Brian Atlasand weirdos. >> We did not raise them like that. >> Oh, so it's your family your family is above and beyond all these other families out there. Are your parents still together?
01:41:42
Brian Atlas>> No. Oh, okay. I see. >> My dad cheated on my mom. Once again, a man hurting a woman. >> Okay. Women cheat all the time. I'm just saying the statistics. >> But, but I mean, according to you, what
01:41:55
Brian Atlaspercentage of men do you think one day are going to be rapists? >> What do you mean? >> Well, you said, well, you know, 18year-olds, they, you know, they haven't done anything yet, but down the road,
01:42:07
Bina>> they're going to jump out and rape a woman. No, but if >> what percentage of men will rape? >> What do you think? >> Well, to be honest, like I saw I read
01:42:18
Binathis article that said one in four children, girl children are raped. >> That's not the question I asked you. I asked you what percentage of men.
01:42:28
Bina>> So based off of that statistic, probably maybe like one in 20 men will be a rapist. >> One in 20. So 5%.
01:42:42
Brian Atlas>> Yeah. >> 5%. The crime statistics don't bear this out at all. Completely fake news. Um >> in any case, >> so you think one of your brothers Wait, so statistically chat, maybe help me
01:42:55
Brian Atlaswith the math. She has three brothers. She says one in 20 men. What's the overall percentage chance one of her brothers is a is a weirdo? Like a
01:43:05
Brian Atlasrapist? Would that be Wait, would it be 15? Would that I don't know if my math is
01:43:14
Brian Atlasmathing. One in six. One.
01:43:22
Bina>> Where did you pull this one in 20? You just pulled that up. No, I was just saying I think Yeah, >> I was just saying I think based off of the statistic I saw of one in four
01:43:33
Binachildren, I'm taking a guess like maybe one in 20. >> You think one in 20 men are okay?
01:43:43
Bina>> Yeah. And also literally every women every woman that I've met like damn near have all been raped,
01:43:52
Brian Atlasespecially as a child. So, >> uh, I mean, should we pull the panelists here on this? I don't
01:44:00
Bina>> I'm just saying like I have never been surrounded by so many victims of this that are caused by men. I've never heard
01:44:10
Binaof I've never met anyone that was raped by a woman. And also I'm just saying like people are not trying to come for men say they hate men but we're just
01:44:21
Brian Atlassaying to do better and to be more mindful of like not making women feel uncomfortable. That's collective guilt though. You're saying all men must do better because a small portion of men
01:44:32
Binahave done heinous things. >> I'm not guilty for what other men have done. >> You're not. But you're also responsible for yourself to not be like
01:44:42
Binathat because for some reason men can't keep it in their pants. >> Wait, hold on. >> The majority of your gender are weirdos. So
01:44:53
Brian Atlas>> the majority of men are not weirdos. >> The majority of you don't live in our shoes. >> What's the threshold to be a weirdo? I think if you are coming up to someone or
01:45:05
Binawalking past someone and saying something vulgar about their, "Damn, baby, that's a tight ass. That's not okay to say." Or, "Damn, damn, I bet I bet your pussy's pink." Like,
01:45:18
Bina>> they literally say that to us. >> I don't know what [ __ ] part of LA I've been all over. No, I've been all over the country. They're all weird. I've been all over the country. They're all like this. I Okay, so that's the
01:45:30
Brian Atlasthreshold for being weird. >> Like vulgar things like that. Yes. >> The majority of every single day a guy says, "Is it pink?" >> Yes. >> Yes. >> I don't believe this, bro. >> Yo yo, I need to hear from Look, maybe
01:45:44
Brian Atlasit's the case for you. I don't know where the [ __ ] you live. I need to ask some other women. Just to be clear before I ask for your own ane >> hit on you, that's not my problem. >> Before I I acknowledge I'm sure all of
01:45:56
Brian Atlasyou have had a bad experience with a guy. a guy has said something rude or gross or whatever. But what we're examining now is does this happen to you
01:46:06
Brian Atlasevery single day? Every single day a guy when you're walking by him says, "Hey baby, you're night tight ass." Cena, has that been your experience?
01:46:18
Cena>> No. >> Has that been your experience? >> No, not entirely. >> How how often would you say that happens? Well, it depends if I'm like alone. Also
01:46:30
Brian Atlasdepends on how I dress or if I'm like with someone. >> How your whatever your life experience has been. >> Once or twice a week?
01:46:40
Stephanie>> Once or twice a week. Okay. >> I would say probably around um the same when like walking outside in public on the street. Um I don't do it often
01:46:50
Felicitybecause when I do do it >> I'm probably what you what about you? Um, I can think of maybe three to five times this year where I've been harassed
01:47:01
Kelsey Risklike that. Not necessarily that comment specifically, but >> just any comment >> on that. Like three to five times, I would say. >> Okay. What about What about you? >> No, I can honestly say I've never had a
01:47:14
Kelsey Riskman give me a disrespectful comment outside in person substitute teaching >> throughout my whole life. I'm so sorry. and from I I've been to Las Vegas. I've
01:47:26
Kelsey Riskbeen to other countries that >> I've been to many states. I'm sorry that >> majority of you have had to deal with that. That that's completely wrong >> and it's inappropriate. >> It's different on the internet. I think
01:47:38
Felicitythe internet it's way more >> and that will happen. >> That that's different. I'm speaking strictly like street harassment. >> Really? Every day?
01:47:49
Marca>> I wouldn't say every day, but I would say every time I go out at night. Yeah, >> it happens. >> We're also from LA. >> We're Exactly. You're not from LA, I'm assuming. >> No. >> Are you okay? Exactly. So, it's a little
01:48:00
Brian Atlasdifferent. LA is like in New York. >> And I would also say though, the type of environment also is a factor there. When people I'm not excusing the behavior. It's wrong no matter what. But when
01:48:13
Brian Atlasthese guys are drunk, >> they're going to say some stupid [ __ ] It's still wrong. Country stores. You go to Trader Joe's and some guy who's lifting up some [ __ ] organic
01:48:24
Marcacucumbers is like, "Hey yo, baby, let me show you my cucumber." Like like a grandpa like that all the time.
01:48:34
Stephanie>> I'm going to hire a film crew to follow you around. I'm going to sexually assaulted at Trader Joe's like a boy and they will still try it. And I'm like, "Do you not see what I look like right now?" >> What part of LA are you in? Oh, this is
01:48:47
Brian Atlaslike I >> What part of LA? >> What's your city? Hollywood. >> Yeah, >> I don't know. I don't know. >> All right, whatever. Anyways, I don't know. Where were we? I got to get up momentarily. I got to take a little
01:48:57
Brian Atlasbreather. Uh, zucchinis work, too. The chat says here, let me read the chats >> that came through. Oh, sorry for the delay on these guys. Uh, hold on. Let me let the chat
01:49:09
Donations/TTS>> donated $200 back again. Brian, much love from the UK as per need a big panel soon. Time to assemble the Avengers. Andrew, Q and
01:49:22
Brian AtlasJake, need to see it. >> Yo yo, Adzills, thank you for the 200, man. Really appreciate it. And uh yeah, it'd be good to have some of the guys on. Thank you, man. And we have a couple
01:49:33
Brian Atlasothers here. By the way, guys, somebody in the in the chat was complaining like, "Oh, we didn't pull I didn't read the super chats." The threshold for read is 100 and TTS is 200. So we'll display
01:49:45
Brian Atlasdisplay anything under the thresholds but to read TTS 100 200. Uh and then we have a couple displays. We have a read here.
01:49:56
Brian Atlas>> Oh didn't come through. Hold on. Let's see. >> That's a seagull. >> Thresh. >> Well 10 and up. Yeah. Uh, my mother's an 18-year Navy veteran who had two kids
01:50:09
Brian Atlaswhile serving active duty. Plus, I've known plenty of women who had kids while in the service. You can easily have kids in the military. >> Yeah, I agree. What that doesn't mean it's good for them. >> This came in a while. That came in a while ago. That was like an hour ago or
01:50:23
Brian Atlasso. >> Uh, thank you for that, though. Appreciate it, man. Thank you. Uh, disgruntled Care Bear Care Bear Stare. Thank you, man. Uh, and then these are just uh these are just uh displays.
01:50:36
Brian AtlasThank you guys for those. Appreciate it, guys. Uh, I need to get up momentarily. Felicity, why don't you uh we'll come back to some of the feminist stuff, but you know, why don't you ask uh what
01:50:48
Felicitywould the minimum income question? >> Okay, >> center. >> Okay, guys. What would you want the minimum yearly income to be for your
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Binafuture husband starting with you? >> Um, honestly, I'm looking to start like a family with someone that can provide generational wealth. Like, I'm not just
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Binatrying to have kids and then leave them to like struggle. Um, I came from a family of middle class. And there's just
01:51:19
Binaa lot of things that we lacked even being middle class. And I refuse to be in middle class. And if I'm going to have kids, like they're going to be able
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Binato live the best life that they could possibly live. I want them to be able to travel and to get good education and to do everything that they want to do in
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Binathis life. Like who wants to be born in a life that's like struggle and pain? So I would say the minimum is at least like
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Felicity10 to 20 million. Um, yeah, I agree that you shouldn't struggle in life. You shouldn't allow your kid to struggle in life. But you
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Felicitywrote 20 million. >> I don't I think that's like a very small percentage of men that make 20 million. You can be totally comfortable. >> But we don't want to be comfortable.
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Felicity>> Also, it's just our lifestyle. >> Like above comfortable is what I'm saying without 20 million. But we >> I feel like a lot of people that answer this question, this is not a dig. You
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Felicityguys like equate net worth to min or yearly income like salary. It's not the same. >> You can make like $300,000 a year and be
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Binatotally set for life. >> But I'm not trying to like be set for my life only. I'm trying to provide >> set a lot of people, their families and stuff for life. It's about like savings,
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Binatoo. For sure. For sure. We're not trying to live like a normal life. Like we also plan to have multiple like, >> you know, businesses and we're both in
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Binathe entertainment industry. Like we definitely are not trying to have just like a normal life. >> Yeah. Like >> we just whoever wants that like everyone
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Marcaeveryone like is opinion is like >> everyone can choose their path and I don't think you should judge anyone or try to change. No, no, I'm not judging. I'm just >> Yeah. No, I'm just saying I just I think
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Marcaum there shouldn't be judgment on someone's someone else's goals even if they don't align with yours because yes, I'm saying I want my future husband or wife to have 20 million, but that means I also will have 20 million. >> So, you'll work to a job just as
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Marcasuccessful. >> Exactly. Like that's that's because I know I'm going to make that type of money. I have to have a partner that's on the same level as I am. >> Exactly. >> What job is that? >> What did I >> entertainment? Wait, what? So, what did she say? >> 20 million.
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Brian Atlas>> You want min minimum? >> 10. >> We said 10 >> cuz here you wrote uh 20 million is the minimum yearly income. But you'll settle for 10. >> You'll settle for 10. What about >> because I'm also bringing mine to the
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Binatable. So like us together will be enough for our generations to come. >> You're you're bringing >> we want to bring the same amount. >> Yeah. >> So you a guy who makes 9 mil? Nope. >> Okay. Sure.
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Bina>> What's the lowest? >> Yeah. Like I'm not trying to go lower than that. >> You wouldn't do 8 mil. >> Like maybe I don't know. I'm real. Are you guys
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Bina>> She wrote 20 mil. >> Oh yeah. Our past people are in this range. Like why would I settle for anything less? >> Your past?
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Brian Atlas>> Yes. >> You just broke up with a guy 3 days ago. >> Yeah. Had past relationship. He makes 10 mil to 20 mil. >> His dad does. >> He doesn't.
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Marca>> That's why she's not marrying him. She's not ready to marry him. We're not ready to marry anytime soon. You asked us marriage. You didn't ask us time frame. This could be in like 15 years when I'm like grown. And I myself have the same type of money because I want to marry
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Binasomeone that has the same type of money I'm going to make. And I know for a fact I'm going to make that money. >> And also I know he will eventually make that much money. So it's not like he's a bum. and you know, but it's like I'm not
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Binaeven going to look your way if you cannot like eventually get >> but it's not because I it's because I have certain goals and I want my partner to have the same goals.