HEATED Debate With Harvard Grad! HER League = Henry Cavill?! Chloe Roma Army! | Dating Talk #261

Date: 2025-09-22

Duration: 8h 09m

Guests

Brian Atlas

AAlyssa (Harvard)>

MMadam Houston >

SSarah (Baptist)>

Identified Speakers

SPEAKER_01Brian Atlas(host)

SPEAKER_02Chloe Roma(guest)

SPEAKER_04Jenny (UK)(guest)

SPEAKER_06Summer(guest)

SPEAKER_07Alyssa (Harvard)(guest)

SPEAKER_08Britney(guest)

SPEAKER_09Violet(guest)

SPEAKER_10Madam Houston(guest)

SPEAKER_13Felicity(guest)

SPEAKER_14Sarah (Baptist)(guest)

Key Moments

IntroAll guests introduce themselves including Alyssa playing piano

ControversyBrian challenges Summer: Christian + OnlyFans = vegetarian eating hamburger

Key MomentHarvard verification quiz: Alyssa identifies Annenberg dining hall, Drew Faust as president

QuoteMadam Houston: Kirk died 'doing what he loved, badass way to go out'

ControversyHeated clash between Chloe Roma and Madam Houston

Key MomentBrian negotiates Britney from $500K to $90K in Idaho

QuoteSummer's KFC date: man defecated, took vegan to KFC, ate her ass, stole her panties

ControversySarah vs Brian: Ephesians 5:22 submission debate. Sarah accuses Brian of twisting scripture like Satan.

Topics Discussed

Guest Introductions

All guests including Harvard grad Alyssa who played piano live.

Christianity vs OnlyFans

Summer claims God is happy she makes men happy. Sarah dying inside.

Charlie Kirk Memorial

Panel discusses assassination and public response.

Relationship Status Round

Summer single 2 years. Violet never had boyfriend. Britney single 1 month.

Feminism Debate

Brian: feminism is women's advocacy not equality. Jenny: all women are 10s.

Body Count Round

Summer 8. Britney personal <10/work 100+. Jenny ~30s. Chloe 11.

Bow/Submission Segment

Brian shows ex bowing video. Sarah vs Brian on Ephesians 5:22.

Transcript

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Chloe Romaintimidated by Actually, just let me speak. Let me speak. Anybody's intimidated by >> Are you going to let me speak? >> Let Chloe speak. >> Okay. >> Jesus Christ. >> Speak. You got this. >> I just got to like maintain my composure. >> Yeah. It's nothing personal. You're pissing me off.

Chloe Roma>> Nothing personal. >> No, I just >> If I'm pissing you off, then I'm controlling you because I'm controlling your emotions. Anyways, I'm not intimidated by anybody. I'm not going to intimidate you. So, relax. Pipe down. Relax.

Chloe Roma>> I think you need to relax. >> Right. Oh, jeez. Getting hot in here. >> Well, I just think what you're doing is like there's there's a word reactive. It's not not abuse, but it's like reactive. Uh, >> you're right. She's a term. She has been

Madam Houstonpoking poking poking poking poking abuse. And the moment that somebody reacts to you, >> I'm not trying to poke a bear. I'm just trying to have a conversation. Isn't that what podcasts are for? >> I mean, we're not going to agree on

Brian Atlaseverything. >> I You have been I feel abu abused. You think so? >> I'm a victim. >> I think you got a kink for that, Brian. >> What the [ __ ] >> Yeah, me back here if you didn't like it.

Brian Atlas>> Why did you just wink at me? That's >> I don't know. Maybe it's just something in my eyes. >> All right, that good talk, I guess. Um, so Oh, we have uh hold on. We got a message here from Doomy. I think this is

Brian Atlasone of your friends maybe chair three. Ironically showing us why women aren't superior. Both genders have their strengths. Unfortunately, being centered in reality isn't a strength for some of these gals. Shout out to Roma Army.

Brian AtlasThank you Doome for this. >> Love you. >> We also somebody bought a hoodie, a sweatshirt or something from the shop, the merch shop. Wait, did it come up? Is it Hello? Is it There it is. Yeah, my

Brian Atlascousin bought one last time we were here and it didn't pop up and she was super sad about that. >> That's weird. >> But it's it's but we got the shirt. >> That's a bonus. >> Shop.Whatever.com. Oh, Nick, you can pull up the in the StreamYard. Just shop.

Brian AtlasThere it is. Guys, get yourself some merch. We'll give you a shout out during the stream. Okay. So, uh the the looks ratings, that's great. Everybody here is so uh you know, just amazing.

Jenny (UK)Really? Henry Cavalo? Really? >> If people disagree, that's fine. He's really hot. >> Stop it. Get some help. >> What would you rate yourself? >> Oh, I five.

Brian Atlas>> Oh, I didn't hear you. I'm sorry. >> Wait, question. Uh, can you rate me? I won't be offended. >> No, I think you're an attractive guy. >> Just the way you would rate people. Just looks though. I know I'm a piece of

Brian Atlas[ __ ] I get that I'm a piece of [ __ ] and I'm rude, blah, blah, blah. Just Just on my list. >> A seven. Okay. So, if you and me were were dating, you'd be settling for me?

Jenny (UK)No, I would never date you. No, >> your opinions are a bit too much for me. >> Wait, where is it? >> Oh, no. He can't. He can't. >> Ste, it's too difficult for him to press

Brian Atlasa button. >> [ __ ] Um, but if we were I get that you would never date me. That's totally cool. Ditto. Um, >> that's fine.

Brian Atlas>> But like looks wise, you'd be settling for me. >> Yeah. Now look, chat. I know I've gained a bit of weight. >> Actually, that's all I have to say. I'm losing it though, boys. I'm down five. I

Brian Atlaswas going to say I think you're I think you're losing weight. I've been on a diet for like a month, boys. >> I'm I'm a I'm a It's coming off. Finally coming off. No more [ __ ] excuses.

Madam HoustonI've been eating healthy. >> I'm glad I'm glad you lessening your fat, bra. You do look a little better. Your hoodie look a little bit cleaner. You got your line trying to get fresh head and shoulders, you know. I >> getting the damn.

SPEAKER_00>> That's the key. >> I still got a few flakes. >> Always comes. >> Wait, sorry. I feel like laughing emoji. Rolling on the floor. Laughing emoji. >> I got to replay I got to replay it

Brian Atlasbecause we were kind of talking over it. >> Damn. I'm screwing Barry. I'm screwing Barry over tonight. Damn, dude. And he didn't even send in a 10. Wait, did he send in a 10 to make up for it?

SPEAKER_00>> Yeah. Barrier wisdom donated $200. >> Wild how that's just life turns into attitude when pressed. You can fight panelists, but you can't fight reality.

Brian AtlasReckoning always comes rolling on the floor, laughing. >> Uh, wisdom, thank you for that. Sorry, we were talking over it the first time it came through.

SPEAKER_00>> Wait, what the freak? Hold on. Oh, we got Kab. >> Well, Abby down. >> Blaze donated $1,000. Toast again to the wonderful life of

SPEAKER_00Charlie Kirk. Glad to see some intelligent women on this panel. >> Chair five will get muted before the end of the night. Drunk Brian last week was cool AF. >> Were you drunk last week?

Madam Houston>> Really scary. >> Terrify will get muted before the end of the night. If I get muted, y'all not going to hear anything. Nick, you don't have >> I am the >> Oh, what the [ __ ] Okay, I don't know why it came through twice.

Brian Atlas>> Donated one. >> Yo, W's in the chat for this [ __ ] legend. >> Wonderful life of Charlie. >> Uh, thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Appreciate it. Uh, who here want champagne that's of age? >> Champagne. >> Champagne. >> No, thank you. >> Champagne. Really?

Chloe Roma>> I'll take some. >> Okay. Champagne. >> Hey, you going to get drunk with us, bro? >> Champagne. >> Champagne. This time. >> Thank you. You drink mine. I want to see drunk Brian drink. >> I think that's what we all want. >> I hope you're not an abusive. >> We'll do toast. >> What did you say?

Britney>> Only three people are >> What did you say? >> Should we do cider? >> I think that was apple cider. I was like I think that's what we all want some apple cider. >> Apple cider. >> I'll take apple cider. >> It's sparkly. You're good. It wasn't you. >> Non-alcoholic. Apple cider. Will you

Britneydrink apple cider? >> Is it gluten-free? >> Oh, is it is apple cider glutenfree? >> Yes, it is. >> We don't have it, so I don't know. >> Yes, it is. It's It's gluten-free. It's vegan. It's I'll have some. >> It's kosher.

Brian Atlas>> It's >> probably I don't know. >> I'll toast. >> All right. Uh here, while I'm doing this, >> Chloe, uh while I'm opening this, do you want to like pose a question to the

Britneypanelists? Uh no, the the uh other ones. >> Do you want to Chloe, you want to? >> No. >> Yes, please. >> I'm kind I'm a little distracted, Chloe. So, uh take it away. >> We want Chloe questions. I like >> You got this, Chloe. Go ahead, Chloe.

Chloe Roma>> I like Chloe's brain. Chloe, you had something that you wanted to ask. >> I like Chloe's insight when >> uh like in the pre-show notes that you provided, you wanted to uh >> Oh. >> dive into something. >> Yeah. Okay. So, now that I have the opportunity, I wanted to bring it back

Chloe Romato you about uh the porn and how it's not hurting anybody. >> Now that I have my phone and I have my >> Oh, you have your steps. >> A [ __ ] like me would know it off the top of my head. I'm just saying.

Brian Atlas>> What were you saying, Chloe? >> Good for you. Anyways, um so, um >> thank you. Can you just [ __ ] Jesus Christ, where did you find this girl and loves if you guys >> I was thanking her. >> Handle it.

Summer>> I don't get where the animosity is coming from. It's a conversation. >> Do you want me to put the bowl? Oh, I used to be a bowl girl. Look at that. >> I got it. I just >> You sure? >> Yeah. >> The problem with these ones is

Brian Atlas>> Ah, let the [ __ ] air out. It's not going to pop. >> You want me to do that? >> No, I'm I'm getting it off, but it's not going to pop. >> That's it. That's that we are no longer buying these [ __ ] Andre Brute or

Chloe Romawhatever the [ __ ] because they don't pop. >> Sorry. Go ahead. Go ahead, Chloe. Go ahead, Chloe. >> I wanted to take the opportunity to

Chloe Romaeducate you on the harm of uh porn. I've seen your Instagram. It's all incredibly pornographic. >> So, I brought

Chloe Roma>> Can I just speak? You're not Can you stop with the like witty? It's not like I'm not the one. I'm just trying to be direct here. Thank you. >> I think you're mean. >> I think you are mean. >> Jeez, girl. >> I think we need to let Chloe talk. Everybody else has had their turn. I

Chloe Romathink Chloe needs to have her time. >> Thank you so much, guys. I appreciate you. >> You don't even know her name. Damn. >> What were you saying, Chloe? Anyways, um there's new studies that are coming out

Chloe Romaabout um children and adolescents that are consuming pornographic content, the type of content that you make on only fans um and on Instagram because I would am I right to assume that you don't have the 16 and under blocker on your

Chloe RomaInstagram? >> In the UK, it's against the law to not so we actually do. >> Right. So, there was actually an investigation about that because um a 2025 investigation actually into Instagram. came in like last month. >> No, I'm just educating her because she

Chloe Romadoesn't know after she's finished. >> Yeah. So, I have actual statistics. Um, they recently studied uh both in the UK, this applies for UK, USA, and Canada.

Chloe Roma>> A 2025 investigation into Instagram teen accounts found that the platform does recommend body shaming content and ex sexually explicit content under the 18

Chloe Romaunder the age of 18 despite the claims that they don't. So that's actually a lie. It's a big controversy. Um, so we know we can wipe that away, right? Are you listening?

Chloe Roma>> Are you tuning me out? >> No. To be fair, continue. >> Okay. So, are are you going to have like a good faith? Cuz you're >> I have faith. >> You're you're sitting here being like, "Well, God loves me cuz I'm so good. And I'm trying to like I'm trying to

Chloe Romachallenge your beliefs here and you're tuned out. So, I guess I should just start with the question. Are you open to having your beliefs challenged or are you going to sit there like cocky and making half-witted comments? >> That's why I'm here. >> Okay. Cuz your attitude right now, how you're engaging with me is not in good

Chloe Romafaith. >> I have no attitude. >> H >> I don't have an attitude. >> Okay. Well, you do. >> I don't. This is just how I speak. >> Okay. Anyways, thank you. So, in Australia, 75% of adolescents have

Chloe Romaencountered online porn. 39 were under the age 39% were under the age of 13 and 40% said that the exposure was accidental such as coming across only

Chloe Romafans models pages on Instagram. Instagram, Tik Tok, and uh Snapchat is primarily where they access it. In Canada, over one-third of teens who have intentionally seek porn do so weekly

Chloe Romathrough social media accounts such as yourself. >> But I don't show porn on my Instagram. >> It's pornographic. >> It's not. >> You don't think so? You don't think that making You don't think that making videos in like lingerie with your boobs

Chloe Romaout and like doing seductive things in lingerie. I have videos in bikinis. I like swimming. >> Okay. So, your account is pornographic. We can we can stop like dodging it. Porn porn doesn't porn just mean like

Chloe Romasomebody's like [ __ ] somebody else or touching themselves. Pornographic content is like under the guidelines of like nudity, explicit content. Like >> good. So, it's not >> Oh, Jesus. You can peel it out.

Alyssa (Harvard)>> I do have a quick question for you. I'm I'm not familiar with either the laws you're talking about or the guidelines of Instagram. >> Doesn't Instagram have some sort of filter in place that bans pornographic?

Chloe Roma>> No. So, they claimed they claimed that they did, but they did a recent >> Was that UK only or or in the US as well? >> Uh, this one is pertaining to the US specifically. Um, I think UK and Canada.

Chloe RomaThey did like a pretty big study. I'm just not 100% specific with where the demographic is, but it's Instagram alone. So, if Instagram is an app that operates amongst many countries, we can probably assume that it's not just in

Alyssa (Harvard)America that they're letting, you know, pornographic content come across. >> But I mean, I assume that the algorithm, the app, the local laws would be

Chloe Romapertinent regarding >> No, actually. Nope. So, in the United States, this study was released uh I think about 6 months ago. 73% of US

Chloe Romateens say that they've seen porn online, not not through a a porn site. Uh 54% of them saw it by the age of 13 and 58% said that they were exposed accidentally through Instagram. So, I can keep going.

Alyssa (Harvard)I mean, I literally I have >> no I totally respect I do respect your opinion. Um >> that's my opinion. And and one of one thing I want to clarify because I think this is where we have some disconnect and I think this would be very helpful

Alyssa (Harvard)for this study. What is defined as pornographic material? Like specifically what is under this study pornographic material is defined as XYZ. >> LWD suggestive nude. Um so that goes to

Chloe Romathings like you know people dancing you know half naked. Uh people like her Instagram where she's you know shaking her boobs in the counter when I walk. >> Quick question under that definition. What about like people dancing at

Chloe RomaCoachella or a music festival who are often half naked? And I'm just trying to find out where that distinction is in the >> content. It's under the guidelines of like what makes a pornography is the

Chloe Romaintent to sell sexual content, right? So you make your content on Instagram because that's what gives you I think you have I don't remember how much you have like over 100,000, right? Like >> almost 200. Yeah.

Chloe Roma>> Yeah. Okay. So, you have a pretty big following and your goal is obviously to sell sex and you're saying you're not hurting anybody and I'm letting you know that verifiably you are because this type of content is

Chloe Romacoming across children's pages. Studies are showing this. They're coming out with more. Just let me finish. They're coming out with more and more and more. And if you don't give a [ __ ] about how it affects guys, that's fine. But, uh, it affects girls as well. um doesn't say

Chloe Romathat >> studies are showing that women, young girls who consume this type of content, they're consuming it unconsensually. It's just popping up on their page and they're dealing with higher rates of um

Chloe Romadepression, anxiety, um self-shame, it's it is hurting people. So to sit back and be like, well, pornography isn't harmful. It is harmful. It's it's really

Chloe Romaharmful. So I'm not here to shame you. I'm not here to call you a [ __ ] I'm just saying that what you need to understand is that what you're doing is directly affecting people and Instagram

Chloe Romahas a huge part to play in it. And um I just think you need to be aware of that so you're not so like flossy duh. It's not hurting anybody. It is. And women's

Chloe Romacontent like yourself is um being exposed to minors and that's Instagram's fault. But you also contribute. >> I would just like to say that like my content on Instagram is not porn. I'm

Chloe Romalike exactly who I am right now. >> Can we um can we like put her >> like her >> audience isn't going to subscribe to you, so it's fine. >> Oh, I don't

Chloe Roma>> Can we Can we get like a consensus on whether or not being half naked, shaking your boobs sexually is considered sexual content? Are we going to debate this? Let's be honest. Like, can you be honest?

Alyssa (Harvard)>> I think it's I think it's very sexy. Who wouldn't want to see sexy? What I'm curious though is like not our opinion, right? Obviously, we all have a different threshold and idea like, well, I think porn is this. I think sexual content is that.

Alyssa (Harvard)>> I for the sake of these discussions because I'm I'm curious about both of your perspectives, but we need to reach some mutual definition. I would like to talking about because otherwise we're just running around in circles with

Alyssa (Harvard)>> if you're saying, "Oh, you're showing porn." You're saying, "Oh, I'm not." Well, we have not come to a mutual agreement on what that standard is. And that's why we're really not getting anywhere in this conversation because we

Alyssa (Harvard)have not we don't have a running definition that is not just based on our own emotions at this point. >> But then you can't be sitting up here being a hypocrite cuz I could see your titties through your shirt. >> Yeah, they're nice to >> No, thank you.

SPEAKER_11>> What are you talking about? >> Oh my god. I I did not mean to press that. >> Stop the cap. Correct. >> That was a slip of my finger. >> Stop the cap. >> I would like to point something out your shirt. Under your shirt. I would like to point something out.

Madam Houston>> Of course. >> So, >> why are you guys looking at her titties, by the way? >> I'm going look at titties. I don't care. I'm looking at I'm looking at titties. >> I haven't looked at any titties this entire >> I'm a cleavage looker. >> Me, too, girl. >> Me, too. >> So,

Brian Atlas>> wait, really quick before I let you in. Uh, we we have to do a little cheers to Kablask. Uh so uh I want to

Brian Atlasdedicate this to the movie Braveheart 1995 I believe or I don't know mid90s some okay uh cheers >> for Scotland >> Charlie

Violetsay cheers >> cheers she's not >> just the dialect you don't want speak >> to Braveheart I've never seen it >> cheers you got to cheers >> you never seen Braveheart Scotland to Scotland. To >> cheers to Scotland.

Summer>> Yay. Can I just point out that um Braveheart, that man's not Scottish. So sad. Mel Gibson's like American. >> He's an actor. >> I know. But they could have gotten a Scottish person.

Summer>> It was the '9s. >> I guess we didn't exist. >> Scotland didn't exist. >> Yeah, we didn't exist back then. We're older. There's pubs in Scotland older than America. But so May I

Sarah (Baptist)>> uh I guess >> so. We live in 2025 and we have professing Christians on this side of the table and this side of the table. Do

Sarah (Baptist)you guys understand the times that we live in where other Christians have to fight tooth and nail for 6 hours to convince other Christians that porn is wrong? >> Yeah, but why do you care respectfully?

Summer>> I don't know nothing about why why >> because I fear God so much. >> Because I fear God. >> I'm Yeah, that's good that you fear God. I don't think we should fear God. I don't think he should be something to be feared. I think God's literally what the

Sarah (Baptist)Bible says in the Bible. >> It's not fear like >> it's in the sense of we revere him and respect him. Just as like Brian, he's the head of this show. He's the one who facil facilitates everything and he gets

Sarah (Baptist)to say the rules. So, we have to revere and respect him. God, excuse me, ma'am. >> You must rever. >> No, seriously, Brian. I respect you. I really do. >> Thank you. Um cuz not

Sarah (Baptist)>> in what generation do we have where women can have microphones to say all kinds of things >> whether it's >> what >> just keep going it's happening doing it

SPEAKER_11on queen. >> I know and I'm I'm giving her the floor. Go ahead. >> Thank you. That's all I have to say. >> The [ __ ] All right. So >> thank you Kablash. >> I rever God. Um so yes I do. I rever him. Those are the two men she reversed.

Sarah (Baptist)just the only two men. >> I feel like honored to I'm on that level. >> God. Yeah. >> Oh my god. You're such a It's a It's a big deal because I don't really voice my convictions all the time.

Summer>> Shut up. No way. >> Hey, be nice. >> Be nice. Come on. >> No. Shut up. It's like a American. >> I was going to say that's the most like >> Wait, did this did this come through?

SPEAKER_00Did this come through? Barrier Wisdom donated 200 all night. Wild how that's turn into attitude when pressed. You can fight panelists, but you can't come through. All right, my bad. Reckoning always comes.

Brian Atlas>> God slapping up. >> We have uh we have some chat or some merch purchases, Nick, if you can pull those up. >> Coming through. >> Aaron, thank you for Looks like he bought a t-shirt. And then Paul looks like he

Brian Atlasbought a t-shirt that's coming in here in just a sec. Pull that up. Yep. Yo, Paul, thank you for for the t-shirt purchase. Appreciate it. And then Aaron also, thank you for the t-shirt. Shop. Whatever.com if you want to get yourself some merch. We will give you guys

Chloe Romashoutouts. Okay, let's get back on track here. We're doing the looks rating thing. >> Wait, >> is that okay? >> No. Okay. >> Okay. So, I I gave very like good statistics on why porn is like harmful

Chloe Romato children and how it's being exposed to children without their consent. And your response was, "Well, I have cleavage." I just want to know what that has to do. Sorry. What does that

Chloe Romaactually have to do with my original point of porn being harmful to children? >> Oh, I just called out your cleavage. That's all. >> That's nice. >> Okay, that's it. >> Yeah. So, I don't really care if >> I wasn't here for what you was talking about. >> I don't care if you're a woman or not.

Madam HoustonIf a man was sitting here talking about my titties when I didn't like it makes you uncomfortable. I wouldn't mind I wouldn't mind a man talking about my cleavage. for a reason. So, >> well, I I do. So, >> well, that's you, babe. >> If you can uh

Chloe Roma>> Well, you should cover it then. >> Yeah. See, the difference is is you were talking earlier about how I think when you made the like poncho statement, you're like, "Well, they're just big and I can't hide them." The difference is is

Chloe Romathat some women, yes, they are larger breasted and thank you. >> Anyways, um women with large breasts are like constantly getting sexualized for

Chloe Romaabsolutely no [ __ ] reason. No, you sexualize yourself. So, I don't I don't really want to hear the comparison. There's There's a big difference between >> I'm not bothered by

Summer>> and like intentionally putting your boobs on display. So, that's that's my defense for my titties. >> I think I've already covered the fact that I didn't used to. Like, I've always been sexualized. I've always have huge tips. >> Can you sing the Scottish national

Summeranthem for us? >> Yes. Let's change the topic. >> Everyone love Scotland so much. I love it because it's beautiful. Scotland's the best country in the world for real. >> I would have to disagree. I love America. >> America's nice.

Alyssa (Harvard)>> America. [ __ ] yeah. >> Have a conversation. I swear to God. >> Okay. Well, I'm so sorry that you're stressed, but I'm chill. >> I'm going to I'm not stressed. >> I look annoyed. >> I'm trying to like I'm I'm just trying to

Brian Atlas>> Well, you're going to love this next segment, Chloe, because >> we've put everybody through AI. It's everybody's favorite segment. Oh, wait. Ask the question. >> You're right. I have to ask the question, then we do the segment. You're you're right, Nick. >> You're right, Nick.

Brian Atlas>> Genders like AI. >> Oh, no. >> So, going around the table, >> I'm a hot dude. >> The question I have to ask is, >> do you think you'll be better looking better looking in 10 years time? You're

Violet18, better looking at 28? >> Better looking? Um, no. Not necessarily. >> You're 27, better looking at 37? >> Honestly, I actually think I might be.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. Uh 20 years, 47 >> maybe. >> 57, 30 years. >> It depends how like technology, surgery, stuff like >> uh let's just exclude. Yeah, naturally. >> Yeah, maybe not.

Britney>> Okay. And then were you better looking at 18 or better looking now? >> I think I'm better looking now. >> Okay. You're 40, better looking in 10 years time? >> I think absolutely. So, because I'm going to aim to be healthier. >> Healthier. Okay. What about 20 years at 60? into the mic.

Brian Atlas>> Um, in 20 years from 60, >> scoot the mic to the edge of the table, like scoot it. >> Yeah. Yeah, that works, too. Um, 20 years 60. >> Um, I guess it's relative, but you know,

BritneyI just aim to continue to look better and to be healthier. And with that being said, Yeah. >> Wait, what is going on? >> What? >> What? >> You're You're just You're giving Chloe the stink eye.

Chloe Roma>> Oh, I'm just looking at her. That's all >> that you're just >> She's trying to be intimidating, but she's not intimidating anybody. >> I look at 10 seconds. I've been looking at everybody >> for 10 seconds. Chloe, she's just been >> I know.

Chloe Roma>> Are you trying to like What are you trying to fight me or like what? >> Why would I try to fight you? >> Well, I don't know. Cuz where I'm from, when you stare at somebody intensively, it means you want to fight. >> That ain't me. I'm not around here. >> You're Michigan.

Brian Atlas>> She's Canadian. The Canadians get down like that. You don't look You look the wrong way to Canadian. They'll >> Sorry, babe. I grew up charges horn and

Chloe Roma>> I don't fight. I'm not messing up my face. All right. Well, then stop staring at me then cuz that's how I'm taking it. So maybe that's how you're meaning it. I don't know. But >> maybe she thinks you're a kid. >> You go you go you go. Put your hands on me. You go get provoked or something. >> Are you bisexual? >> Okay, that's good.

Brian Atlas>> I'm just telling you to stay in your lane. >> Do you do you like women? Do you are you attracted to women? >> I like beautiful women. >> Okay, maybe Chloe. Maybe it's a compliment.

Madam Houston>> Not my type. >> Oh,

Britney>> who who's compromis? >> Okay, where were we? Uh, better looking 20 years, >> you know? I hope so. I hope that I'm thriving. I'm healthy. My skin is glowing. My hair is growing.

Britney>> 30 years, 70 versus, >> you know, I just hope that I'm able-bodied and strong and I'm able to move and grow. be better looking. >> Better looking. >> That's tight. >> 70. >> Okay. 80. 40 years. 80. >> You know, I want to be old and wrinkly

Brian Atlasbut strong. I'm going to take that. I don't >> some milk. >> Okay. Uh, and then you're 40. Better looking 10 years ago at 30. >> Oh, I'm way better looking now. >> Better now. 20 years ago. 20. >> Way better looking now. >> Better looking now. Okay, there you go.

Madam HoustonWhat about you? You're 26. Better looking in 10 years time. 36. >> Probably not. >> Okay. Uh, you're 23. Better looking in 10 years. 33. >> Uh, I hope I age gracefully, but I think I'm in my prime. I think I look the best right now.

Alyssa (Harvard)>> In her prime. Okay. You're 30, better looking in 10 years time at 40. >> No, I don't think I'll look better at 40, but I think I look a lot better than I did when I was 20. >> Gotcha. Okay. So, better looking now? You're 31, better looking in 10 years time, 41?

Brian Atlas>> No. And I'm okay with that. >> And then were you better looking at 21 or now at 31? >> Um, probably now. >> Okay. Chloe, you're 28. Better looking in 10 years time? 38. >> I've seen my birth mom, so I'm going to

Brian Atlasgo no. >> And then better looking at 18 or better looking? >> Definitely better looking now. >> All right, perfect. We've put all of you through AI advancement to see what you guys are going to look like. >> When you're older. When you're older.

Brian Atlas>> I love this. >> And you're all going to be beautiful old ladies. >> Uh, okay. >> We are ready to go. Go for it.

Brian Atlas>> This is so cool. >> Damn. pretty small. >> They're saying that's 10 years from now when she's 28th. >> Yeah. The far right that's 10 years. >> That's 28.

Brian Atlas>> Honestly, the far honestly, that's like senior year of college. >> Oh jeez. >> Yeah. It, you know, the freshman, >> the stress, the drinking, the binge. You're at the number one party school. >> True. >> The binge drinking. It's not

Madam Houston>> It's going to catch up to me. I got to watch out. >> Yeah, you got to be careful. Well, you know, I feel like uh redheads age gracefully. Like of all white people, y'all look good at old age. >> I think I don't know. >> I'll take it. >> Let's pull it up one more time just to

Brian Atlasrub it. No, just kidding. >> Yeah. >> All right. There you go. >> All right. Put it away. >> You look kind of like Patty Pimpblelet. >> I don't know who that is. >> The MMA fighter. Nick, can you Google

SPEAKER_11Patty Pimble, please? >> Like in the not in the >> You know what I mean? >> No. You know what I mean, Chloe? You know what I mean? >> I don't. She's >> She looks a >> You look cute >> a little bit, chat. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_11>> 10 years. >> Brian, have you done one of you? >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah, >> he's coming. >> I would love to see that one. >> It's coming. >> You got it. >> I got it.

Violet>> Uh, click on the first one, I guess. >> Oh, you're kidding. This guy. >> You're so rude. Oh, okay. >> But he's a good-looking guy. Is it because I think Click click on the the middle one there. >> Okay. I've seen videos of him. I think

Chloe Romahe's funny. >> It's like my humble straight opinion is Is it the bangs? >> How do we make these bigger? What? >> It's the bangs. The red hair and the bangs. But that's it. Nothing else. >> Right. You can just do it right there. Right click. Open a new tab. >> Um >> I think it's just the red hair and bangs

Brian Atlasis the >> But then show the picture afterwards. The AI one >> at all. >> Yeah. >> Pull it. >> Whatever. All right. It's not Yeah.

Chloe RomaNo. Okay, whatever. I'm >> going to his room. Stop it. >> All right, next. Please don't. >> Oh, girl. >> That's not bad, honey. >> No way. >> That's actually It's not that bad.

SPEAKER_05>> That is your future. >> Really cute. >> I'm so I'm so nervous. >> Cookies. I'm baking. That is your future. >> I think I'm playing with that. Would my lips still be cute? >> Next.

Britney>> Oh gosh, I'm nervous. >> Oh. Oh my lanta. That looks like my dad. What the heck? >> Wow. >> Nice. >> The nose and the Oh,

Britney>> this AI program that that is like a rep like a very close replica to my dad. >> Is he Is he bald? >> Yes. >> Can some whoever does these Can you baldify the >> baldify? >> Can you baldify? >> Put that in the dictionary.

Britney>> Not too much. >> Well, I'm going to see if it looks like her dead. It's the nose like and the whole everywhere and then the place where it wrinkled is like similar to my grandma. That program is crazy. >> Next. >> You look so cute. >> Me, too.

Brian Atlas>> Bold. >> Okay. I look like a a wizard. >> All right. There it is. Next. >> Wow. Okay. >> Not sure what's going on there with the

Madam Houstonhair. >> Got the Corville thing, >> right? Like a bullet looking type thing going on. That's terrible. I think I'm age better than that. But if that's AI >> into the mic. Into the mic. >> I think I'm aged better than that. But

Brian Atlashey, >> next. >> Beautiful. There we go. >> There we go. Yeah, there it is. >> That's a really good picture. >> How do you feel about that? You feeling good or?

Alyssa (Harvard)>> I mean, if that's 10 years, man, I'm in trouble. But >> these are in 10 years. >> I got to stay. Got to stay out of the sun. Um, but I mean I like to think that how I look is the least interesting

Alyssa (Harvard)thing about me. So aging really doesn't scare me because of everything else that I have going on in my life. >> All right, next

Felicity>> like that. >> Y'all did her so dirty. Hey, I'm okay with that cuz if that's going to be the standard and I do look better than that

Chloe Romawhen I'm older, I'll be happy. All right, next. >> I look like a man when I'm old. Yeah, >> that's a sexy grandma right there.

Brian Atlas>> See that baby? That's what you got to look forward to. >> Next. >> I want to see you guys like this. >> There's uh Felicity. >> Striking is always next.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. >> Are you kidding me? >> Why is yours a head shot? That's not fair. >> Yeah. Well, the the first one's AI, too, for some reason. >> Yeah, that's not you. >> That's not even a photo a real photo. That's AI. They just

Brian Atlas>> So they you AIed on top of the AI. >> Well, it's not even a base photo of me. They just >> like it looks like you. >> Yeah, a little a little bit. >> A lot. >> If I was like a Renaissance painting and like inbred,

Brian Atlas>> you just need the color. >> I was going to say it looks like a like a book cover head shot. >> All right. Uh and then do we have gender? >> I don't think so. >> Yeah. Do check on gender. All right. He's going to get that pulled up. We've gender swapped all of you.

Brian AtlasWe've changed you into man. >> Rather be old. >> Uh, so also some people bought some t-shirts. Yo, Caleb, thank for the t-shirt purchase. Gamer, thank for the

Brian Atlast-shirt purchase. Go ahead. Thank you, gamer. Appreciate. Did it come through? I don't know. Whatever. Uh, cheers. Thank you for that. Thank you. Thank you. All right.

Brian AtlasAnd then we also we're getting to the questionnaire. Do you need more time, Nick, to get that all pulled up or? >> He needs 10 seconds. All right, guys. Like the video if you're enjoying the stream.

Brian Atlas>> I'm gonna go Pete. >> Yeah, go for it. Like the video, guys, if you're enjoying the stream. And also, TTS is 100.

Brian AtlasTTS is 100. Reed is Wait, sorry. TTS is 200. Reed is 100. >> All right. Nick, can you just pull these up for me

Brian Atlasso I'm not doing it? >> Do you want to ask the question? >> Yeah, actually, I'll just do it. It's fine. >> Would you date the male version of you? >> Wait, bring it back up. Let me see. >> Yeah, that's the question. Would you

Brian Atlasdate the male version of you? >> Um, I think he's cute, but not my type. >> Not your type? >> No. >> Okay. All right. >> I like the middle. That's not bad. >> Middle's not bad. You don't like the the beard, then?

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. >> All right. Uh, next. Oh my god, it looks like my brother. >> No. >> Yeah. Okay. Not date that brother. >> That was a big no. >> No, it looks like that's literally my

SPEAKER_05brother. >> The eyeliner going on. >> You look a little fruity to me. >> Yeah, he is pretty. >> Next. >> They all kind of are over there. >> A date. >> Would you date the male version of you? >> No. It No.

Britney>> No. >> No. I can't do that. No. >> No. He's not badl looking guy. >> No, but it's just too there's too >> much. >> It's too much there. Like too too close

Jenny (UK)for comfort. >> It'd be like [ __ ] yourself. >> Basically. >> Yeah, that's a brother. >> I don't know. Whatever. >> Yeah. >> Next. >> Let me see. >> A >> Oh, you would date him?

Brian Atlas>> Yeah, probably. >> Would you rate him on a scale of one to 10 >> with the beard? A nine. He's my 10. >> Interesting how that works. Okay. >> Yeah, you would. Um,

Madam Houston>> you date him though. >> Yeah, I >> with the beer. Okay. All right. There you go. All right. Next. >> Oh, >> you look like uh Myin from >> I was thinking that too. >> I look Indian, but I would definitely

Brian Atlas[ __ ] myself. >> Do you know who Myin is? >> No. >> Would you? >> Never mind. Um, I'll get you guys linked up after the show. Uh,

Alyssa (Harvard)you should >> I think I look better with a beard. >> Would you date yourself? >> Yeah, I date myself. He cute. He look Indian, though. >> All right, next. >> Um, you know who that looks like? That

Alyssa (Harvard)looks like Ariana Grande's gay brother. >> Frankie. >> I don't think that male version of myself is straight. >> So, I I >> If he was straight, would you date him?

Alyssa (Harvard)>> No, because it would come out later on that he's not straight. Shoot. Okay. >> I'm setting myself up for failure. >> Do you a >> Did she just miss it?

Felicity>> Are you not paying attention? Hello? >> No. I just don't want to be a guy. >> Would you date the male version of you? >> Oh, no. >> I would grill him, maybe. >> Can you speak into the mic, please? >> Oh, sorry. No, but um I'd probably grill

Felicityhim first. >> Grill him like like cannibalism like on a barbecue? >> No. Get out of here. >> I mean, sorry. You're the host. Stay. I'll go. [Music] >> Remember, he's gone. >> Here you go.

Brian Atlas>> I'm terrible at saves. >> What the hell? >> I don't know. You dropped some I don't know if that was your hair. You dropped a bit of hair there. Oh, my bad. Okay. Well, >> it was right there. >> Why would you?

Brian Atlas>> I was giving it to you. >> It's probably your hair. >> What? My hair is way too short. Anyways, next. Not bad. Normally it gives this guy terrible bangs.

Brian Atlas>> No. >> No. >> Glad I'm >> I look weird. >> No thank you. No next. >> Uh we'll just do Chloe's while she's All

Brian Atlasright. Next. >> Oh [ __ ] >> It's kind of hard. >> There you go. Chloe, >> I look smoking.

Chloe RomaHe looks like scuffed Dne Cook. >> Someone's in the washroom, so I have to wait a second. But I would definitely do me. >> There you go. Nice. >> Except it turned my piercing nightclub manager in Vancouver.

Alyssa (Harvard)>> I do like a sleazy one, you know. >> No, no, no. Like nightclub nightclub ma owner/manager. >> Very early 2000. You also look like

Brian Atlasevery wedding singer that I've ever met. >> Uh, all right. Oh boy. Next. >> Oh, wait. They Where's the old ones? >> Boy, that is not you. >> I look again. I look like a Renaissance

SPEAKER_03painting. >> That is not you. >> Absolutely not. >> On the left. >> Completely different face shape. >> They should do a picture of young Brian. >> Asian. >> All right.

Brian Atlas>> You don't like Asian. >> Uh Nick, if you scroll up, you'll find the the other one previously. Okay. >> You know, you've seen it a million times, right, Nick? >> Also, I found them when you >> Yeah, pull those up. Pull those up.

Brian AtlasAlso, somebody bought a hoodie from our merch shop. Someone just >> What the hell? Why isn't it scuffed? Someone. It just says someone. And then

Brian AtlasGrant bought a t-shirt. That's shop. If you want to get yourself your own, you have it, Nick. >> shop.Whatever.com. Get yourself some merch. Also, we'll pull up Twitch

Brian Atlasafterwards. Okay. >> Ready? >> All right. Pull it up. >> You got Brian. >> Pull it up. All right. There we go. >> Yeah. I would date I would date the female me. >> I would date the female me. >> Yeah, it doesn't

Britney>> a little bit. Yeah. Yeah, I'd date her. >> And then is it bald? Uh the bald? >> Yeah, let's do the bald. >> Whoa. Is that your dad? >> Oh my god. Lord have mercy. That's what

Madam HoustonI would look like if I shaved my head. >> That is uh I guess so. Very striking. >> Thanks. >> It's giving just it's giving despicable me. You ever seen that?

Brian Atlas>> Oh my. >> Wait, what do you guys think about this? This is a totally random thought. What if everybody, men and women, had to just

Brian Atlasperpetually have a shaved head and that was like the baseline. You couldn't grow your hair. It you wouldn't have to do hair care really. You would never have to worry about products. Would you guys take that trade?

Brian Atlas>> No. >> Does that include no beards as well? >> Well, the trade is like obviously like if one one singular woman had to have a shaved head, it would be more difficult for her to compete like romantically

Madam Houstonbecause all the other women >> your face car got to really decline though. You got to be bad if >> So then everybody's just a bald nub. >> Would you take that trade >> if everybody had to? Everybody had to be just bald.

Violet>> I don't think so. I like the individuality. >> I like I like >> What about the utility though? >> Yeah, cuz I feel like we would all look at me. >> No, cuz >> Oh, the utility. You don't have to get haircuts.

Violet>> That's true. But I I don't know. My hair I feel like is a staple of who I am. >> Wait, you grew up in New York? >> I did. >> I detected. >> You didn't hear an accent? >> I detected that.

Sarah (Baptist)>> You didn't. I grew up in Manhattan. There's no accent in Manhattan. Okay. I detected a little guy. >> Is it just for a whole day? >> No. For perpetuity. For life.

Brian Atlas>> Forever >> or >> wait. Oh, I have a question related to hair for the women. For a million dollars. A million dollars. Would you shave your head just once?

Violet>> You could you could let it grow back? >> Yeah, absolutely. Why not? I would do it for like $10. What are you talking about? >> You do it for 10? >> No, not 10. But >> how much would you do it for? >> A thousand. >> A thousand. >> $1,000. >> Not right now. No. >> We We have some >> I would have to think about it for a

Brian Atlaslong time. >> You do it. We could. >> No. Not happening. >> If somebody donates. >> No, it's Don't donate it cuz it's not happening. >> Would you do We'll give you the money. >> No. >> You wouldn't do it for There's more conditions. >> We We'll have you back on the show and

Brian Atlasyou can shave it next time. >> Yeah. Okay. If you find me on the street again >> for a million dollars though. >> Yeah. >> You do it. Okay. Would you shave your head for a million? You don't have to keep it that way. You can let it grow back. Not for a million. >> No. >> 10,000% because then it'll have me buy

Britneymy farm, buy my ranch, and I won't have to worry about dealing with my hair on the farm in the ranch and I'll be ready to go. >> Her her farm. >> That's all I want. So that million dollars, bring it. >> Would you do it? >> Yeah. >> Would you do it? >> Hair going to grow back. I did that [ __ ] before. I'll do it again. >> Can you wear a wig?

Brian Atlas>> Britney Spears. What? >> Can you wear a wig if you shaved it on now? >> Sure. Yeah, I'm fine with it. >> Oh, yes. >> You do it for a mill. What about you? Would you shave? No, I'll be poor like I always am.

Sarah (Baptist)>> Oh, >> any reason you just >> I'm thankful for the hair that God has given me because when I was in high school, I did chop all of it off for certain reasons like things that you

Sarah (Baptist)said about me earlier. Um, >> what what did she say? >> That men just want to do things to me. >> Yeah, that wasn't about you. That was about me. >> Take it personal if you want to. Um, but

Sarah (Baptist)I'm I'm grateful for every strand of hair that I have cuz um there was a point where things were so bad in my life that I had just clumps of hair falling out.

Jenny (UK)>> Was it a condition or >> I think you stressed. >> Yeah, cuz you're so stressed out. >> I'm sorry you went through that though. That's really [ __ ] >> Thank you. And I'm not trying to gain sympathy, but you know, it really

Sarah (Baptist)happens. >> You wouldn't do it for a million though. No, cuz each one of my hairs on my head that God has numbered um means more to

Sarah (Baptist)me than all of the whole world. >> Well, I have a quick question. >> Do you get haircuts? >> I only cut my own hair because I've had

Sarah (Baptist)girls destroy my hair on purpose and I had to go back and tell the manager and then she gave me a haircut for free haircuts. >> What's that story of It's a hard life for us.

Brian Atlas>> Wait, is that the story of that Samson? who had the long hair and he lost his power because he cut his hair. >> Yes. >> Is it Is it like that? Is that what you're talking about? Like you lose your power because if you cut your hair or some [ __ ]

Summer>> No. >> You wouldn't do it for >> I wouldn't do it for all of the money in the world. >> Well, okay. Hold on. God's going to have an issue with that. >> How about I transfer you some money? Would you do it now?

Brian Atlas>> You could take all the money from all these atheists and Democrats and all these people. You had all the money in the world. You could literally you would literally have a [ __ ] empire. You would have you could create a Christian

Brian Atlasnation. Like the amount of money in the you have all the money in the world. Well, I guess if you had all the money would kind of lose its Okay, we're I'm overthinking this. I'm just saying, okay, you have half the money in the world.

Sarah (Baptist)>> If I could gain everything this world has to offer, all the best things, I would decline. Um I wouldn't even want somebody to ask me that kind of question. Um, I'm not saying that I don't want you guys to ask me that, but

Sarah (Baptist)it just there's no there's no contest for me. My >> I know how precious my soul is before the Lord. >> Wait, what's that have to do with your hair? >> Wait, what? >> Um, with opportunity, you can

Britney>> into the mic. Into the mic. Don't Don't be doing that. If you're presented with that opportunity, then God put that in your pathway. And then you can monetize that opportunity and turn around and

Britneybless others and create a place where people can come closer to God because God gave you that opportunity. He's like, Sarah, right? >> Yes. >> He's like, Sarah, I trust you. I see

Britneyyou, but this is what the terms are. I want you to bring other people to me, but you I'm gonna present this opportunity to you so you have the means

Sarah (Baptist)to bring others closer to me. I have something to say about that. Um, if people are only going to come to Christ because I shave my head. >> No, no, no, no. >> Or Hold on, let me please let me finish.

Madam Houston>> Absolutely. >> Please let me finish. >> Absolutely. Of course. So if people are that fickle that that's what it would take, they're not worthy of God. >> Hey, I can't respect that. I just don't get Hold on. >> I can respect this. [ __ ] she's standing

Brian Atlason her business. >> But it's not a contravention of your Christian faith to accept a one-time payment of a million dollars to cut your hair any different. Do you have a job currently?

Sarah (Baptist)>> No, not at the moment. >> Have you you've had a job at some point? >> Of course. >> Okay. What? Can you tell me what your previous job was? >> I've been the secretary of a church. I've worked at Chick-fil-A. Um

Brian Atlas>> Okay. Chick-fil-A. So, somebody's offering you money to uh prepare food, take orders, clean the restaurant, etc. Uh why couldn't you apply your same logic to the situation where you're

Brian Atlasworking and saying, "Well, I'm not, you know, God gave me a body, but I'm not willing to uh use my body to make money." I I I mean, >> oh, Brian, do you see how that sounds?

Brian AtlasNo, it's not. Hold on. When I say that, I'm not talking about using your body for sex work. I'm saying using your body for >> like acceptable forms of labor in this

Sarah (Baptist)case. Like, would you donate hair to charity? >> That's a good question actually. Um, I'd probably grow it out and cut some of it off, but not the whole entire thing.

Brian Atlas>> Right. So, I guess my confusion here is this idea like it wouldn't be some like slap in the face to your religious beliefs to shave your head uh for money. There's nothing there's

Brian Atlasnothing in the Bible that precludes women from having shave like shaved heads for free. I guess like a woman could be a Christian and have like as far as I know maybe there's some [ __ ] I don't know >> many. No matter if everybody in the

Sarah (Baptist)whole entire world came in for me with a reason, my yes would still be yes and my no would still be no. >> Well, how about this? Is there anything that you would do? Uh, I'm trying to think here.

Alyssa (Harvard)>> And God is sufficient to save whom he will. He doesn't need me to try to bring everybody into the kingdom um with things like that. >> One thing to ask you really quick and and something that kind of struck me

Brian Atlaswhen you said it. You said if you need to be the vessel to bring people to God, then those people are not worthy of God. >> I >> the gospel is enough. They don't Nobody needs >> Nobody cares about the I'm sorry. Who cares? All right. Go ahead. Ask your

Brian Atlasquestion. You guys bring it a bit too much. Look, I know I asked some religious questions at the beginning, but y'all keep bringing it to No offense, some boring [ __ ] >> but go ahead. Ask Sorry. Sorry. I'm being >> I'm just saying because I as I'm

Alyssa (Harvard)listening to everybody's opinion on everything I'm g gathering credibility of sources based on other opinions they have uh I am I I respect you but some things as you're saying when people are

Alyssa (Harvard)not worthy of receiving God or or the method that they receive God is going to be judged that makes me question the rationale behind other things that you're saying and and that's not particularly at you Sarah that's just trying to gather information about okay

Alyssa (Harvard)this is what people fundamentally believe how I'm going to take their opinion and you know whether that changes my own stances on things and and allows me to evolve. If I don't think it's a credible source, I'm not going

Summerto. >> Please, may I speak? If that's okay. If I was to put money on the table right now for you to cut your hair, which I will, and I will donate, let's say, 50 grand to a church, my church, would you cut your hair?

Brian Atlas>> No. Oh, okay. Okay. Well, >> I guess we know where he standed. Wait, hold on. If somebody um are you pro-choice or pro-life? >> You >> abolitionist. >> Can you speak into the mic, please? Um >> pardon me. Abolitionist.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. >> What is that? >> Would you be willing to cut your hair to prevent an abortion? >> Good question.

Brian Atlas>> That's like trying to spread a net in the sight of a bird. >> I have no idea what that means. I think my hypothetical is valid. My hypothetical is completely valid.

Brian Atlas>> It's in the book of Proverbs. >> Okay. First off, I'm fine with your arguments are not going to be compelling to somebody who doesn't

Brian Atlasbelieve your faith. You've continually cited this entire show to theology and religion. But somebody can just simply demolish your entire argument by saying,

Brian Atlas"I don't believe in what you believe in. I don't believe in your religion." So, in this case, I don't even Okay. Um,

Brian Atlashow does that counter? You'll have to explain how your citing to I guess a Bible verse >> rejects my hypothetical question.

Brian Atlas>> I'm sorry. >> What? There there was a question. Hello. >> Can you repeat it again? >> Okay. I asked the hypothetical was you

Brian Atlassaid you would not be willing to do certain things uh you wouldn't do anything to cut your hair. I'm asking would you cut your hair if you knew it would prevent an abortion.

Sarah (Baptist)If they truly if that if that actually happened and someone asked me or told me that if I cut my hair that it would pre

Sarah (Baptist)prevent them from getting an abortion. Um

Sarah (Baptist)I I might but you wouldn't if I gave you 50 grand right now for your church. The life of a child being aborted is more important

Sarah (Baptist)than money for the church. God Jesus can take care of his own church. >> Well, if I was to >> seems like everybody really wants me to cut my hair. >> It just seems like >> understand your reasonings. >> I guess look,

Sarah (Baptist)>> and I've already said them. >> Christ is all I have and that's why I keep citing the Bible. I don't have anything. Christ is the only thing that I have. And I don't I wasn't raised in a

Sarah (Baptist)Christian home. That's okay. Well, if if you want to move on, you can. >> She just doesn't want to cut her hair, guys. >> That >> call me crazy.

Sarah (Baptist)>> There's no contravention of your faith for accepting money to have your hair cut. >> Why can't you just give money to the church without me cutting my hair? >> I did. >> It was a hypothetical question that went

Brian Atlasa little I would have done it though to be fair. The the question is >> no the the question was just for a million dollars would you shave your hair off and you said for religious reasons you wouldn't do it. I was

Sarah (Baptist)confused as to what those specific rel religious reasons are or would be. >> Okay. So putting aside religion

SPEAKER_00um putting aside religion. >> No I wouldn't do it. >> Okay. All right. Uh All right. We have Muddy Ninja here. >> Muddy Ninja 2528

Brian Atlasdonated $200. Do it, Brian. This is Spartan. >> Uh, >> okay. Thank you. Appreciate it. Thank

Brian Atlasyou, Ninja. Appreciate it. All right. Uh, Nick, pull up the merch. All right. Two people bought t-shirts. Uh, Gamers Dream Haven. Thank you for the t-shirt purchase. And then someone

Brian Atlasalso purchased. Pull up the that thing. shop.Whatever.com. If you want to get your own, we'll give you a shout out. And you guys can even include a little message, too. We have a message here from Oh, man. I don't know if it's going

Brian Atlasto pull up. Final. Let's see if it's going to pull. Annoying. Uh, final boss arcade. >> Oh, that's my fiance. >> Shout out my baby girl Chloe. I see these narcotics trying to trigger you and gaslight.

Brian AtlasManeuver around getting checked. Girl in the middle. Chill. You look like Michael B. Jordan with a wig. Lol. >> Michael B. Jordan's still fine. I don't take any offense to >> She's taking it as a compliment. >> Yeah, I am.

Madam Houston>> Donate more money to talk [ __ ] You got to call her something else. >> You paying to talk [ __ ] Stand on your business, too. >> Uh, stand I'm standing on my business. >> Hey, donate some more so you can talk [ __ ] >> Standing on my business, >> you ugly [ __ ]

Chloe Roma>> Oh, >> excuse me. That's my fiance. I don't give a [ __ ] Freedom of speech. >> Yeah, but your fiance just called. >> Freedom of speech. So, >> h >> are you It's like are you saying it >> tit for tat? >> Yeah, you can't like be pissed. >> Oh [ __ ]

Summer>> Did you call her a name? >> No, you can't. >> Um >> it I think we was trying to like Michael Jordan. >> He said

Brian Atlasshe looks like a man. A handsome man. >> A handsome man but looks like a man. >> I don't know how that goes. >> And like why don't you pull up a picture of him? >> What's that? >> Let's pull up a picture of him. Let's

Brian Atlassee him. Oh, okay girl. >> Do you not think he's a handsome man? >> He's got a nice beard. >> That's a sexy man, right? Behind that beard. >> Statue. Okay. He does. >> Um, did we finish up everything, Nick, with the pull-ups? Pull-ups.

Brian Atlas>> Thanks, [ __ ] >> All right. >> Oh my god. Calm down. Calm down, lady. >> Nobody's >> calm down, Texas. Calm down, Texas. >> Houston, Texas. Get that right. >> Do you know what they say about Houston? >> What they say?

Madam Houston>> What's that? That sports commentary. >> Houston, we have a problem. [Music] Ah, too late. I was trying to find >> You thought for you. >> Yeah, you got to get your [ __ ] together.

Madam HoustonYou got to be quicker today than that. >> I know. You're right. I'm I'm failing in my duties here. >> Please keep it quick. >> Next. >> Are you okay? >> I'm good. I think that uh liquor get into me. I'm a little hyped.

Brian Atlas>> You had like this much. >> You got to keep up though. I'm only empty stuff. >> You had this much. >> You going to get drunk with me or what? >> I had like a million sips. You got to get lit with me. >> Oh, the champagne. Oh, boy. Okay. Uh,

Brian Atlaswe're going to get, you know, do the the uh what's it called? Questionnaire. What would you want the min minimum yearly income to be for your future husband? Starting with you. >> Minimum yearly income. >> Minimum yearly income to be for your

Violetfuture husband. So, >> uh I would say this is if I have an income too, right? >> Sure. >> Sure. Okay. Uh maybe like 60,000. Okay.

SPEAKER_05What about you? >> Just enough to cover rent. I don't care. I can cover the rest. Do >> you date a guy who works at >> Do they have McDonald's in Scotland? >> McDonald's is

SPEAKER_05>> Do they have cars? >> Do they have cars in Scotland? >> You guys still use horses? >> Horses, right? >> Yeah. >> Uh, okay. So, you'll date a guy who works at uh McDonald's, right? >> As long as he pays rent. Yeah. I don't

Brian Atlascare. >> What about you? here in California, probably close to five. Um, >> wait, hold on. Scoot your mic to the very edge of the table. Chloe, can you do it, too? Scoot

Brian Atlasyour mic to the very edge of the table. And then don't leave them there. Just leave them there. They're in the position where they need to be in. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. 500,000 >> here in California. Yes. Anywhere else,

Britney350 would probably be suffice. And that's if I'm, you know, I'm a stay-at-home wife. I'm taking care of the family, the kids, and I'm just taking care of the home. >> You have a kid, right? >> I do. >> One kid. >> I have one.

Britney>> Okay. Does How old is the kid? >> He's 21. However, um with him being on the spectrum, that's something that's going to be a responsibility for

Britney>> Okay. He's got severe autism. >> It's not severe. However, >> you're affected. >> He is high functioning. However, I'll be close by for

Britney>> Mhm. >> and also I take care of my mom as well. >> So, got it. >> If I, you know, settle down and get married, he's going to >> You live, Do you live with him? >> I know he goes to school along the

Brian Atlascentral coast. >> I see. Okay. Uh, all right. $500,000 a year. What about you? >> Probably about 80 grand. >> 80,000. What do you guys have in Scotland? Pounds. >> Pounds. >> Yeah, pounds. Pounds.

Brian Atlas>> She's from England. Oh, duh. Okay. You're the Scottish person. You're the >> English. Yeah, >> English. >> They're not. >> What do you uh think about what's happened in England? You know, you guys are kind of losing your country a little bit.

Brian Atlas>> Uh >> did you participate in the protests? >> Please. No. >> No. Don't want to talk about it. >> No, just don't listen to the news. It's not true. >> I don't 80,000. Okay. Uh what about you,

Madam HoustonTexas? >> Um I'm not really materialistic, but I do like to travel and that's expensive. So, I would say like at least 200,000 cuz I like my goal is to see at least two two countries a year. So,

Alyssa (Harvard)>> 200 >> that's pretty expensive. So, 100 200,000 to be stable and travel. >> Okay. What about you? Um, I do have a partner right now, but if I was single

Alyssa (Harvard)at the moment at my current age, I would not date somebody making less than $100,000 with certain circumstances, like they had finished school or they were quit their job because they were

Alyssa (Harvard)starting a business or, you know, they had just come back from the Peace Corp. So, there's like exceptions, but >> Right. You you had ridden a 100,000. >> That's what I said. >> What about you? We're on the

Sarah (Baptist)>> We're on the question about um how much >> minimum yearly income to be your future husband. >> I know this is going to sound really stupid to most people, but I've never really thought about um what percentage

Sarah (Baptist)or what ballpark I would want my husband to make. As long as we have food, Raymond, and shelter, and a Bible, um I'm content with that. And if he makes a lot of money, so be it. If he doesn't,

Brian Atlasso be it. >> That doesn't sound stupid. What is Ray? What is Raymond? >> Close. >> Raymond, you know, so you're not naked. >> I've I've never heard this term. Has anybody heard that term?

Sarah (Baptist)>> Raymond. >> R A I N E N T. >> No, I haven't. >> That is clothes. >> Um I'm half Filipino and >> I thought you looked Asian. >> Yeah, I guess I people always think I'm

Sarah (Baptist)Mexican. >> Um but it's probably the Spanish in me. Mexican. But my family comes from like the slums of the Philippines. Um, so I

Sarah (Baptist)guess I don't really see money the way that other people do. >> Well, I just offered you 50 grand. You said no. >> Is Raymond like Tagalague or something or? >> No, it's English.

Chloe Roma>> Oh, okay. Um, Chloe, what about you? Minimum yearly income to be your future husband? >> I don't really have a minimum. I think as long as there's effort being put in. I agree with what you said. Whether you're, you know, even if you're in

Brian Atlasschool or something, as long as you want to do something, I don't really care. >> Okay. Uh, so it was 500,000 for you >> here in California. >> And then 200,000 for you. >> Houses are cheap in Texas.

Britney>> Cost of living. >> Have you cost property tax more? >> Wait, did your ex pay you child support for your kid? >> Actually, um, my son's, um, father is dead.

Britney>> Oh my god, I'm so sorry. like >> like dead. Not dead to me. Actually, physically dead through >> like before the kid was born. >> Um that's probably another story for

Britneyanother time, but long story short, um I think my son was probably like four years old and we escaped before I escaped before he was born. And um when

Britneyhe found me on his way to come when he found where I was at, he died in a car accident. Damn. >> Got to love that. Jesus [ __ ] >> It didn't sound like it was a good

Brian Atlassituation. >> All right. Uh, how tall are you and what's the minimum height of a man you would date? >> Uh, I'm 5'8 and minimum height is probably 58.

Brian Atlas>> 5'8. Okay. What about you? >> 411. I'd probably like 5'11. >> So, okay. You're 411 guy has to be 5'11. What about you? >> 5'4 and 5'11.

Alyssa (Harvard)>> All right. What about you? I'm 5'2. I'm probably 5'5. >> What about you? >> I'm 5'8 and I don't mind the short king. >> Okay. What about you? >> I am 5'4 and I would say 510.

Sarah (Baptist)>> But your partner has how tall? >> 6'2. >> Okay. What about you? >> Um I'm 57 and a half. Um anything that's bigger than me? Just cuz since I'm a bigger girl, I want to feel small. I

Brian Atlasdon't want to feel bigger than him. Wait, when you say bigger, you're talking about height or like does he have to be bigger than you? >> Any in >> horizontally? >> Generally in stature.

Sarah (Baptist)>> What? >> She said she wants a guy bigger. What the [ __ ] I'm asking that's fair. >> I just love the polite way you put it. >> That's fair game. >> Okay. Um, I like broad shoulders, I guess, then. Does that help? Like a big

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