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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Madam Houstonbecause I mean every man wants to lead and if you can't lead a woman then it's no point of being in that relationship. So I don't see any wrong with an age gap. >> Here's a >> cuz I would like to be with somebody that I can learn from. I don't want to

Summerbe with somebody that's my age and I'm surpassing and it would just it just wouldn't feel like a relationship that I needed to be in. >> I think it's all based off like intention though. Like if a man has

Summeralways only went for very young women, it's strange. But if you're out in a club, you meet someone, it's organic, whatever. Not strange. But if you're

Summerseeking like actively seeking a younger woman to to like mold, then yeah, I think that's strange. >> I don't think it's strange as long as she's of age. I'm going to say something

Alyssa (Harvard)that I I don't think is ever brought up in this discussion is I don't think it's necessarily the best idea for the man because I think women at 20 years old

Alyssa (Harvard)are incredibly immature. And I'm not necessarily just saying out there partying and drinking and I think at 20 years old you meet someone you're like, "Oh, they're hot. Oh, they take care of me." That those are like the premise of

Alyssa (Harvard)what you're looking for in a relationship. We get along. Then as you start to get older, I mean, you're thinking about things when you're pursuing a relationship that's going to lead to marriage. Like, is this somebody

Alyssa (Harvard)that's gonna help me one day when my parents die and I have to deal with that emotionally? Is this someone that would take care of me if I got cancer? I think your reasoning and you know when you're

Alyssa (Harvard)20 years old you think you're never going to age and you don't look far ahead and you don't look at characteristics that you would be looking at when you're 25 plus and I think that creates a flight risk for the

Alyssa (Harvard)men because they're going to invest this time and this money into these younger girls who maybe after you know 2 3 years

Alyssa (Harvard)come have some sort of coming of age or growing evolving learning like we all do and say, "Oh, you know what? I don't want to do this anymore." And it's no skin off of their back because they're

Alyssa (Harvard)22 and they're going to bounce back and recover from it. But if uh I just think men need to be cautious >> with putting all of their time and energy into a very young woman who may

Alyssa (Harvard)not have that mature, even if she seems old for her age, has not had experiences or thoughts that make her a long-term partner. You're these young predatory women

Brian Atlas>> trying to date these older men. >> I can't believe I can't believe I don't think it's intentional. >> I can't believe these predatory young women just It's so sick. >> I think there Listen, I think there are

Alyssa (Harvard)women that try to use men for money. That's not even when I'm saying it. I think a lot of times it's it's completely unintentional. Just like, oh, I'm 20. I don't know anything about the world. I have, you know, really no

Alyssa (Harvard)concept of money. All I'm looking for in a partner is somebody that makes me laugh and that I think is hot and we get along without discussing things like politics or religion or things that are

Alyssa (Harvard)a big deal >> um when you're going through life with somebody, not necessarily dating somebody at that age. But I guess also it's whatever the intention is >> of that person dating. Do you like see

Madam Houstonthem as a partner? >> Age ain't nothing but a number. So, if two people are getting in a relationship, I think, okay, as long as they're considered adults, what needs to be, you know, what needs to be talked

Madam Houstonabout is what the two can bring to the table. Now, if a 20-year-old can't bring to the table what a grown man is asking for, then that grown man needs to be a man and be able to go in a different direction. Now, from a 20-year-old, if a

Madam Houston20-year-old knows what she's looking for, and she knows that she wants a man to provide for her, and she knows that she wants to be taken care of by men mentally, physically, and emotionally, then she has the right to decide for herself if that grown man is for her or

Alyssa (Harvard)not. >> Oh, yeah. I I don't think anyone is arguing about like whether you have the right to do it or whether it's legal or whether it's morally wrong. I just don't necessarily think it's smart.

Alyssa (Harvard)>> Yeah. I I think that there are a lot of risks associated with that. >> Every relationship has its risks though. >> 100%. 100%. But I think that this is an aspect of those sorts of relationships that is never brought up. It's never

SPEAKER_03discussed. >> I'll get I think a lot of relationships can be predatory. I'm not sure if it's just age. I've heard that a lot of age

SPEAKER_03gaps rel age gap relationships can be predatory, but I'm not sure how accurate that is. I think like as long as they're both two consenting adults that want to be together, it's fine.

Alyssa (Harvard)>> I mean, what if it was reversed? How do you guys feel about a 30-year-old woman dating a 20-year-old man? I I equally think that once again, a 20-year-old man, that's a risky decision for a

Alyssa (Harvard)30-year-old woman >> investing your time and energy into somebody who might wake up one day within the next year and realize they have not experienced the world. They have not evolved on their world view. They

Chloe Roma>> like you're not going to be on the same wavelength as this person. >> Yeah, I was just going to say I think age this whole like age is just a number. I think it can be, but it depends on where the person is in their

Chloe Romalife, right? Like, yeah, I have an 11-year age difference between me and my fiance, but I'm also like 28 years old. I've been paying my own bills since I was 16. I make over 600,000 a year.

Chloe RomaLike, what the [ __ ] am I going to do with like a 20-year-old? Like, what am I going to do, you know? So, it but it's about uh where that person is. An 18-year-old and a 40year-old are at two very different places developmentally,

Chloe Romasocially. Um, so I wouldn't necessarily agree with that, but uh, it just depends on where you are in life, man. Some people are just more mature. Like I said, I don't know what the hell I would do with somebody my age. So,

Alyssa (Harvard)>> and also the the older that you get, right? Like a 40year-old and a 55year-old. >> Both of those people >> and a 60-year-old kid have had a lot of lived life experience.

Madam Houston>> It's weird to to want to date someone just because of their age. I don't think that's the case for >> correct. I think that's what people like misconrue when they highlighting like somebody getting groomed or whatnot.

Madam HoustonLike this person is going after only 20 year olds, 19 year olds when it's not about like just the age. It's about if they can get what they're asking for from somebody that age.

Summer>> Like if it's like a repetitive thing, weird. If it's not, fair enough. Do we want >> So So not weird. If you're actively seeking like a 20-year-old, an 18y old,

Summera 19year-old as an older gentleman, yeah, I think it's weird. But if you're not actively just like if that's not your pattern, >> but I think with these age gap discussions, there's this tendency to

Brian Atlaswant to point to, well, if they're only seeking this out, then it's bad. But I still feel like even if we walk it back a bit and there's like a guy who's 30

Brian Atlasand he's dated a 33 year old, he dated a 27y old, 29y old, and then he dated 20-year-old. Still feel like people are going to have still have an issue with it, even if he's dating various

Summer>> ages. I think a lot of young women have dated older men. When I was 14, I dated a 27year-old. Like >> I know it's weird. >> You ma'am, but like >> that would make you a victim. >> Yeah. I don't know.

Brian Atlas>> A lot of women have had that. >> How about this as an example? Myself, I've dated women who are older than me. I when I was I dated a woman who was like 10 years older than me when I was uh 30 or something. I forget.

Brian Atlas>> I'm 30. >> Huh? >> Yeah, I'm 36. >> Uh I dated I dated I think. Yeah, I was 33 or something. I dated >> to be fair. To be fair, she was way. Okay. Okay. To be fair.

Brian Atlas>> To be fair. Okay, guys. You know, Asian don't raisin. You know how it is. >> Asian don't raisin. >> Yeah, that's the thing. They don't raisin. >> I've heard of black don't crack, but raisin, too. That's hilarious.

Brian Atlas>> Asians do age good, too. >> Um, but and then I've dated women exactly my age. I've dated women a couple years younger than me. And then say, for example, uh, say right now I was dating a woman who was 20. Would you

Summerobject to that? I'm >> I'm 36. >> Yeah, cuz what are you talking about? >> What do I talk about? >> Yeah. What are you talking about to her? Are you just >> What if she's super What do you have to relate? >> She's super. >> She's what?

Summer>> She's what? Wait, >> what if she was like super hot? I guess it's fine. But I think it's all about your intention. Have you met this woman like I don't know like here or somewhere? Like >> what if she reached out to me? She slid

Brian Atlasinto my DMs. >> Then great for you, babe. >> Like >> she likes a daddy. She loves a daddy. To be clear, like it I don't think if if you're out of college, you shouldn't be

Brian Atlaskicking it at college parties. Like, yeah, that that would be weird if like a 30-year-old is kicking it at a college party. That's weird, right? >> Do you guys ever get those like 60-year-old men in nightclubs like just

Chloe Romaon their own here? Or >> do do men >> I've seen them. They're like standing off in the corner with themselves. >> Yeah, I've seen it. But I've also seen like 40-year-old women doing the same

Alyssa (Harvard)thing. It It's quite sad and I I I >> because I see that a lot at my work too, right? When people come into like piano bars or lounges because they don't want to be that creepy guy. Like a lot of

Alyssa (Harvard)them don't want to be the old guy at the club with 20 20-year-old. But they are they're very lonely. And I I my heart really does go out for them because they loved they love to sit at the piano bar

Alyssa (Harvard)and they I honestly say like a lot of times I am tipped because I just listen to their life story >> like they're not actively seeking like something like that. They just want a little they had a partner. Maybe they

Alyssa (Harvard)lost their wife. Maybe they Nobody I I don't know. And maybe it's because I you know I've spent the last decade working in show business and nightife and you see like both sides of that

Alyssa (Harvard)>> but your your heart really does go out cuz nobody wants to be that creepy guy. Nobody wants to be the creepy guy in the back of the club. I'm sure there I say nobody. I'm sure there's a handful of

Madam Houstonperverts out there, but for the most part, it's like, well, what are they going to do? Just like stay in, >> you can't stop competing. It don't matter your age. You got to compete and so should women. So, I don't think that

Brian Atlasmen should be looked at as weird when they still competing for a woman's attention because that's what they should do. >> This is kind It's just >> Do you object to men having this generalized preference towards finding

Brian Atlasyounger women more attractive? >> No, I don't think so. biology. >> Yeah, there's a biological basis for this. It it typically relates to fertility. I mean, that's the primary thing. >> I feel like people can like what they

SPEAKER_00like. >> Yeah, they can have. It's not harming anyone. >> Yeah. It's not harming anybody, >> then it's fine. >> Okay. We have a blist here with an interesting take. >> Blist donated $69.

SPEAKER_00Age ain't nothing but a number. So, jail ain't nothing but a place. Aids is just a bunch of letters. >> Interesting. missive cliche rationale is

Brian Atlasidiotic. Age is what it is. An accurate gauge of your compatibility. >> All of those are true. >> But I mean, I don't I mean, even bringing it further, like I I wouldn't

Brian Atlassee a problem with like a if an 18-year-old woman wanted to date a guy who was 28. Don't see a problem. >> I did that. Don't recommend. >> Yeah. Same. >> Don't Don't see a problem. She wants to

Summerdo it. He wants to do it. I don't There's not really a problem. enting adults. I don't see there's an issue. >> I'm What I'm saying is like if it's a pattern, if that's what you're seeking out constantly, weird.

Brian Atlas>> I mean, even if it's a pattern like, okay, I Okay, whatever. He prefers hot young women. >> And this idea that like older women This

Brian Atlasidea that older women are more mature, >> that's a lie. That's a damn lie. >> Some of the most immature women I've dealt with are older women.

Brian Atlas>> Me. >> Like, some of the most toxic e like evil women have been older women not like a 19year-old >> I feel like

Jenny (UK)>> she's got tame with modern age and social media I feel like it's a lot easier for women to educate themselves so they mature a little bit >> faster

Madam Houston>> women >> we mature physically but like mentally I don't think so I've met 30-year-old women that act like they 19 and I've that 19-year-old women that have enough

Madam Houstonsense to know what they don't want to be like at 30. And I think that's more important some a woman that's self-aware rather than a woman that's not and can take >> I would say as well I completely agree

Alyssa (Harvard)with you because I see you know the 36 to 40 year old women out drinking at you know at the shows and they are so immature. They are embarrassingly

Alyssa (Harvard)immature. I would not argue though that if you take that same woman h I can't imagine that she was you know a real scholar at 22 years old who was reserved

Alyssa (Harvard)and quiet usually who you are that sort of behavior and that maturity is like a long p they didn't just wake up one day after they were you know working so hard and studying and just lose the plot

Madam Houston>> right and I feel like after a certain age a woman is stuck in place especially if she isn't working to better herself. So if this woman is still acting the

Madam Houstonsame way she is as she was at 19, she been the same unlike a woman who's like 25 trying to better herself and is taking accountability for her

Madam Houstonwrongdoings and just like what she know is right and wrong. So >> also we have an 18-year-old. So would you date a 20? Would you date Brian >> her? Oh,

Sarah (Baptist)anyway. Um, what would I date? Somebody a lot older >> just cuz you're like it's >> I personally wouldn't conversation. >> I personally wouldn't. >> Just my own.

Sarah (Baptist)>> I agree with you, Brian, on the um the older women being more bitter and evil to the point where you can just like feel it seething from them.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. >> As if they were just sweating out. Sweating it out. on a hot ugly summer day. >> And yeah, >> you said it, girl. >> I mean, just to be clear though, like my

Brian Atlasposition on the age gap stuff, I'm not saying like younger women must or should date older men. Like I actually acknowledge most younger women probably

Brian Atlaswant to date a guy who's around her age, maybe one, two, three years older. But yeah, most young like I'd say most women in college like >> they probably want to date a guy in college. Yeah, >> they probably

Brian Atlas>> they're probably like not trying to date 30-year-olds, but if they want to, my position is I don't really have a problem with it. >> I'm not saying like you must or you should. I'm just simply saying if she wants to, he wants to. No problem with

Brian Atlasit. Don't think it's weird. Don't think it's any of these things. And of course, all the while acknowledging gener generally speaking, I think most women, especially young women, want to date men around their age.

Brian AtlasBut I don't think it's weird. I don't think it's weird. Whatever. You're [ __ ] 18. You want to date [ __ ] Henry Cavill? [ __ ] it. Go for it. He's like in his mid-40s. You would Come on. You would date Is there any Do you have like a celebrity crush like Ryan Reynolds or some [ __ ]

Brian Atlas>> Not really. >> Carrot Top. Would you date Carrot Top? >> Would I? Carrot Top. Are you out of your mind? >> Maybe that's >> Who's that? I don't know who that is. >> Keratop the comedian. >> I know who he is. >> Yeah, that's Sorry, that's

Chloe RomaJackie so much. >> What is he like in his 70s? Pedro. >> That guy from The Last of Us. >> Pedro. Oh, actually my dad knows him with Pedro. >> Yeah, I don't see it either.

Chloe Roma>> Oh, no. He's been over to my house. >> He's a little touchy. Yeah, he could touch me. >> He lost me there. >> What the [ __ ] >> Uh, but I don't know. I don't know.

Brian AtlasLike, okay. Like a 19-year-old girl wants to date. Who's I'm f Brad Pitt? [ __ ] it. He's still good looking. >> Older younger Brad Pitt. He's in his

Brian Atlas60s, but he's >> honestly Brad Pitt at 60 I feel like is still better looking than like 90% of dudes in their 20s. >> I wouldn't agree. >> I honestly would not agree. I just like

Brian AtlasBrad Beauty is subjective and I think most men are hot. >> Chad and Michael Murray look way better than Brad Pitt in >> Yeah, I agree. I agree. I agree. He's been popping up. >> Y'all never seen one.

Brian Atlas>> Guys, we're lowering the TTS. $29 TTS. Roast time, boys. It's roast. Roast the girls. Get your roast in. >> Roast Brian. >> We Okay, fine. Roast me too. [ __ ] Say nice. Fine. Say it. Could be that

Chloe Romacompliment. >> I hope they pay you to make that machine gun noise. >> Yeah. >> Was that You'll pay me. >> Go get your purse. Give me your car. Last time started giving you cash.

Chloe Roma>> Wait, that happened then? I just Some girl just gave me $100 last show, too. Bro, I'm fining the [ __ ] out of all these. I gave you Canadian money just to have Canadian money. Yeah. And then everybody started pulling cash out

Brian Atlasfirst. I'm like, "What the fuck?" >> Yeah. Do you guys have any pounds? >> Why would they bring? >> I don't have anything. I should have brought you some Romanian like >> Oh, I would love that. I like collecting currencies from other countries.

Brian Atlas>> I'll bring you some pounds. >> I'm a collector. I'm a I am appreciator and enjoyer of foreign currencies. Give me coins and [ __ ] Give me some Zimbabwean million dollar bills or some [ __ ] inflation. >> Yeah, we don't.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. >> Uh, we have $29 TTS. Get it in, boys. I need to fix that. Uh oh. Do you guys think a w a

Brian Atlaswoman's past should not matter? Starting with you. Like body count. Body count. >> Oh, no. I don't think that should matter. >> Should matter. Okay. What about you? >> Nah. >> Nah. Okay. Shouldn't matter. What about

BritneyWhat do you think? >> Not if it's completely removed and moving forward. >> The vagina. >> God, no. I mean, gosh, no. >> Oh, >> no. Her past. >> Her past. I see. Okay. What do you

Jenny (UK)think? >> No. I think I think more experience is better. >> Mhm. >> Yeah, that is a good >> Sorry, I didn't mean to play that. >> I don't know what that means.

Madam Houston>> You got to get your buttons together. Did you want to play what you meant? >> No, that was I meant to play that. I >> Okay. I don't think a man should be worried about a woman's past. You worried about her past, you need to be worried about the future. That just

Alyssa (Harvard)means you a red flag already. >> Okay. What do you think? >> Um, I think it matters to a certain point. I think like expecting having no forgiveness or expecting like have no past is a little unfair, but I think

Chloe Romathere's a threshold there for sure. >> Okay. What do you think? >> It does matter, but there should always be room for grace. >> Chloe, your thoughts? >> I think for men and women, I think past

Chloe Romabehavior can be indicative of future behavior. It just depends on how much work they've done on themselves, how much accountability they can take, and whether or not they recognize that

Brian Atlasthey're bad habits or bad habits. >> So, it begs the question then past shouldn't matter, doesn't matter. Body count shouldn't matter. What's your body count starting with you?

Madam Houston>> I don't know. >> You didn't you say it last time? >> No, I got kicked off before it got to >> you. Pretty sure you said it. >> I was too late. >> Didn't you say it was like 60? No, I never gave my body count because I don't

Madam Houstonkeep up with that number. >> Well, what? So, I guess what is it then? >> I don't know. >> I mean, I don't keep count every time I have >> a ballpark >> range. No >> gueststimate. >> I don't know. >> Estimate.

Madam Houston>> That's my guesstimate. >> Is it over a hundred? >> I really couldn't tell you. >> Over a thousand. >> I think Keeping Up with your body count is like So, high school. >> So, okay. What was it in high school?

Brian Atlas>> I don't know. I stopped counting after like 10. You're [ __ ] sneaky. >> You You Wait, you stopped counting after 10 in high school? >> Mhm. >> Okay, cool.

Brian Atlas>> Right. >> Did you get held back a grade? Because maybe we can go to 19 then. >> Uh, what do you mean held back a grade? >> Like the body, you know, most people graduate around 18, but maybe you got

Madam Houstonheld back a grade >> as 17. I love that for you. A >> good episode. >> That's great. Me, too. >> W exploring sexually in a positive way should always be

Chloe Roma>> a thing. >> Ballpark. >> Well, I'm not a virgin. >> I'm not telling you. >> You can't ask her that. She's 18. >> Well, you you could ask her. >> Okay. So, not a virgin. >> Is it less than >> I'm not telling you.

Brian Atlas>> Less than 10. I'm not You could vote. You could talk about your body count. >> So, nine. Okay. What about you? Just kidding. I'm kidding. I kid. Body count. >> Uh, eight. No. Eight. >> Eight. 80.

Summer>> Eight. >> Oh, I thought you said 8. >> No, I said eight. No, it was seven. >> Eight. 8. >> Eight. No. >> Um, eight now. >> Can you do a Scottish dance for us? Just

Brian Atlaskidding. >> What? >> Like the Scottish? I don't know. Like a >> Oh, that's the Irish. You would play the bag. Body count. Body count. Again, my 20s were very frivolous.

Britney>> It's okay. We get it's okay. >> This is a safe space. >> Oh, you're hilarious. >> Safe space here. >> You're you're That is funny. That is the most entertaining statement of the evening. >> Very safe.

Britney>> Save the space. >> Like I said, >> what? Well, you you know, you did the the adult content, so there's probably a number there. Like >> there definitely Well, I will be honest. Um, as far as my relations in that

Britneyregard, definitely more that were workrelated than in my personal life. In my personal life, I can count on less than two hands how many people I've been with. >> You didn't have sex with civilians.

Brian Atlas>> You only had civilians. Um, do you know what it was for work? >> Like I said, my 20s were very frivolous. The behavior was very frivolous.

Britney>> Over 100. Yeah. For work though. >> You were shooting porn. I don't have those answers. >> But do you you think like ballpark over 100? >> What's going to be what what's going to

Brian Atlasbe that that that that statement that's going to make people go, "Oh my gosh, she did that." Oh my god. >> Just whatever the truth is. Don't worry about that. >> No, I'm telling you the truth. Like my 20s were very frivolous. I don't know how many. >> Yeah, I get it. It was frivolous. But

Brian Atlas>> do you know your body count? >> Yeah. What's yours, Brian? >> Don't worry about it. >> No. What's yours? >> No machine gun. No body. >> I'm a virgin. Oh, boo. >> Hey, that's my thing. >> I'm a I'm a virgin.

Brian Atlas>> I love that for you. >> I've never had carnal knowledge of a woman. >> We can tell. >> I've never felt the warm embrace >> of a woman's arms. >> That explains all the virgins in the

Brian Atlaschat, too. >> Virgins follow virgins. >> You're right. All of my viewers, they're all virgins. They've never had sexual intercourse with a woman. >> Have sex with them. Let's pray for some [ __ ]

Brian Atlas>> Don't do that. Don't do that. But look, uh, how many scenes have you shot? Like over 100. >> No. Um, probably I think 40. 40.

Brian Atlas>> 40. Okay. All right. >> Body count? >> Probably in the 30s. >> 30s. Thank you for sharing, Dia. Oh my god, that was terrible. Disregard. >> Body count. You don't >> Yeah, you already asked me. >> Yeah, you said like 70 or something.

Alyssa (Harvard)>> I couldn't give you a number. >> I'm going to be honest. I'm just not going to answer that out of respect for my partner. My brother's watching, my dad's watching. I'm just not going to answer that. >> Uh, rookie numbers compared to what I've

Alyssa (Harvard)heard. No judgment. Just >> No, none. Take it. >> Yeah. >> Uh, there's things that I've done in the past that I'm not proud of, but >> No, you were a version. >> Let her just let her Yeah, let her finish. Come on. Come on.

Sarah (Baptist)>> There are things in the There are things in the past that I'm not proud of, but um Zero Okay. Okay. Okay.

Summer>> I mean, she's done other sexual things. Not a hand job. >> What's that, Nick? >> Oh, yes. >> Oh, are we um >> body count?

Chloe Roma>> Are we including women? >> We break it down between the uh included women. >> Okay. >> Break it down. >> I've slept with a total of 11 people. >> Sweet. Uh this for for everybody whether

SPEAKER_05you answer it or not. >> Multiply it by three and that's the real number. >> It's the math. We have to stick to the math. >> I can swear on God. >> That's what JCole said. >> That's what JCole said. >> Wait. >> Who the [ __ ] is that guy?

Brian Atlas>> You know who JCole is? >> I don't know. I don't listen to just like hating on me. That's >> I listen to Pearl Jam. Stone Temple Pilots. >> Pearl Jam's [ __ ] >> Uh wait what? >> I love >> I thought you said it was a shitty band. I was like what the [ __ ] I was like

SPEAKER_00what the [ __ ] Chloe. Damn. >> About to fight a Canadian today. >> I was going No, I was just going to be deeply hurt. Uh, >> I'm deeply hurt. You won't do the machine. >> Ryan's number one Simo donated $30.

SPEAKER_00Please make the machine gun sound your sneaking. >> Go on, do it. >> You go piss. >> No, now I'm embarrassed. >> I feel like I'm going to [ __ ] it up. >> Oh, you you put us all on the spot.

SPEAKER_00>> That's so true. >> Donated $30. Roma, you rock. >> I'll do it. C1, C2, C3, C4, C5 are weird.

Chloe Roma>> Behavior towards women. >> What the >> stay moisture? >> Todd, he's me and my partner, we run a uh we have like a side business. We do a

Chloe Romawe run a retro video game and like console store on uh whatnot. >> And you can find us Final Boss Arcades. And uh Todd is he's a freaking American from that website. And he's so funny.

Chloe RomaWhenever he goes live, he plays the song. I am a real American. We love Todd. We love >> Can we go back to Brian? The machine gun noises. >> Stick them up. >> I need to speak French. >> Now make the sound.

Brian Atlas>> Do this then. Stick it up. >> Uh >> why again? Baby waves. >> I will re I will dod >> for practice. >> Practice of what?

Brian Atlas>> She needs to practice her mother mothering skills. Uh, I will do the machine gun noise if everybody here reveals their body count. >> We just did. >> No, you guys were like, I don't want to share.

Brian Atlas>> I told >> I need the approximate number. We also do a segment called um taking off your makeup. >> Oh, I love this one. >> So, if you guys Are you wearing makeup? Makeup? >> I'm going to take my makeup off.

Brian Atlas>> Makeup. You guys will take your makeup off. >> I'm hot. >> I'll take my face make this is really hard to go off. Take those lashes off, put them in the drink cup, and then

Brian Atlasshoot it. If you shoot your fake lashes, >> can you consume fake lashes in the event of emergency? Like if you're starving, you're like, "Fuck, I need sustenance."

Brian AtlasCan you eat, >> nail? I don't like these wipes, though. >> Like, do you know you can eat a wallet? Like, if it's leather, you can eat leather. >> I'm vegan. >> It's cuz it comes from like animals. >> Exactly.

Brian Atlas>> Can you shut up and do the machine gun noises? Can you reveal the body count? >> I just did. She said eight. I could literally name >> I need everybody though at the table. >> I have set with eight people. >> You got one professional. >> Well, you know what? That's so unfortunate.

Brian Atlas>> No machine gun no more. >> No machine gun. Sorry. Can't do the machine gun. >> Someone paid you to >> What is Felicity doing back there? Felicity has just been >> being a little in my eye. >> You have an eyelash in your eye. We'll

Summerstart tweaking out back here instead of >> Can you speak French then? Cuz that poor man paid you to do it and you're not giving service. Do I'll speak French if you do a Scottish dance. >> You can't move a gold

Chloe Romawithout her tits popping out and you get banned on YouTube. >> How is she going to bounce around? >> You know what? Do this Scottish dance. >> I can. >> Do we have any blue paint? We're going to paint your face partially blue like

Brian AtlasBrave and we're going to get you a [ __ ] sword. I have a sword in the studio and you're going to do that. Freedom. >> Give me a sword. >> You're going to do that. Uh so >> now do a machine gun or speak. Is Chloe the only one take you guys going to take

Summeryour makeup off or not? >> Oh, wait. Oh, she's doing it. Goodbye. >> Skipping my bedtime. I didn't realize it's optional. >> No, it's mandatory. Mandatory. You're forced. >> Do you not have anything better than makeup wipes? I'm not repping my skin off.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. >> Okay. You little pamper princess over here. It's the premium makeup wipes. When you're done, hold it up to the Hold

Brian Atlasit up. Hold up the the wipe. Spread the the makeup wipe. >> Uh, okay. We have spread. No, not the cheeks. The makeup wipe. >> Uh, Christopher, I think I have a

Brian Atlasquestion that doesn't require body count to be given and still gets the point across. Does your body count exceed the number of romantic

Madam Houstonrelationships you've had that lasted longer than a year? >> Christopher, you ugly. You need to lose a little bit of weight and do something with your hair. >> Shaming. I'm a fat shame man. I don't give a damn. I hate fat people.

Brian Atlas>> Whoa. Okay, that's a crazy thing, bro. >> Dumb. >> By the way, that means you hate a couple people at the table right now, including myself. >> I hate when people don't take care of their bodies. I don't care. Yeah, I do

Madam Houstonhate when that you're fat. But you did lose a couple pounds. I see you tried to show off when I, you know, I was coming back cuz I did talk about your weight the last time. I'm losing weight >> and that's why fat shaming is necessary because you've been working on that

SPEAKER_12weight ever since. I bet you lose weight >> as he as he should. She's saying though, I've lost weight for her. >> Yeah, you have. >> As he should. We all need more. >> Did you get a haircut for her, too?

Summer>> Yeah, he did. He got a little line up. We said earlier stars are aligning here. >> You know how you're asking us to take off our makeup? Why don't you shave your beard? >> Same thing, bro.

Brian Atlas>> I mean, you can you can find Yeah. Okay, Nick. Pull up Young Brian. It's just >> Let me see Young Brian Instagram. You guys haven't seen Young Brian. >> Scroll down. Scroll down. You can pull up. Also, we need to do the bow video.

Brian AtlasWe need to do the bow video. We're gonna do that. Gotta get it in. Gotta get it in. >> Gotta do a mean machine gun, but you're not doing it. >> I know. Tell you what, sing the Scottish national anthem.

Summer>> Sing it. Brilliant. >> Sing it. >> Well, Flare of Scotland. Um, >> that's You're speaking. >> No, you got to be like, >> speaking that [ __ ] >> Um, I don't know. >> Wow, you're Scottish.

Chloe Roma>> I don't know. I'm just not going to sing it. Leave me alone. Just camera shy. >> You know what? Would you be offended if I wore a kilt? >> Well, appropriations. >> I would be offended because what am I going to see sitting over here? Brian,

Summer>> I would wear like if you wore it like a true Scotsman, I'd probably crawl up under there. So, >> wait, hold on. >> Like tartan. >> I want to go home.

Brian Atlas>> I want to go home. >> Excuse me. >> You got to wear it with no underwear. So, is that the way this you don't wear anything under your free?

Summer>> Do you want to know why? So, like during the war against England, >> I didn't do anymore. >> Um, they used to show their asses on the like to >> on the on the front.

Brian Atlas>> They moon. >> Yeah, they would moon people. >> I see. >> Scottish people are funny. I'm going to say, >> can you pass those back down this way? Just pass. >> What do we do with these? >> No, don't just pass them to them. >> No, I wasn't showing that. I was showing the bug.

SPEAKER_00>> Oh, okay. Just >> a bug. >> We have uh uh Oh. Oh, boy. >> Chef Dill Pickles donated $100. Hippos are always vegan. Brian, why are

Brian Atlasyou still fat? >> Oh, fashion. >> Hey, look, boys. I'm losing the weight. Okay, it's coming off pound by pound. It's work in progress.

SPEAKER_00>> I thought you were French. Speak French. No, >> people have paid for your service, bro. >> Bubs be snapping donated $29. Pay the right price. >> Bro, do the machine gun sound, please.

SPEAKER_00>> Also, hey, Roma, I love your content so much I tuned into this show and even paid $30 just to say keep making great content. >> Hey, there you go. >> Thanks, brother. >> There you go. Look, >> that's sweet. >> I will do the machine gun noise for a

Chloe Romachampagne pop. That's it. Or the body,000. >> Hey, I'm I'm damn good. >> I'm pricey. She clearly >> that would be terrible. That's why >> that would be terrible. That's why you're not doing it. >> Excuse me. Probably

Chloe Roma>> probably >> but you speak French and you can't I guess French is a lot of like back the tongue. It's more like European languages that are front. You can't Can you go >> No, I can't do that. >> You might have Do you have a tongue tie?

Chloe RomaDo you have like this part >> right here? >> The epiglatus or has it sniffed or >> I got to look at the camera. >> No, I'm good. I'm not going to

SummerThis is a [ __ ] dude. Holy [ __ ] Hey, young Brian. Young Brian. >> Yeah, let's see. >> Uh, scroll down to the >> Let's No, young Brian. You trying to get

Brian Atlas>> up? Uh, click on click on the the surf one where I'm like taking off my wets suit or whatever. >> Watch my face. Look at this. >> Young Brian, >> your face isn't there. Where's your

Brian Atlasface? >> Uh, scroll up. Click click the the tank top one. Not the tactile. >> Oh [ __ ] >> I think I think younger you would look better with the with the beard that you got right now. >> I agree.

Brian Atlas>> Uh, okay. >> I disagree. Did you play FitBo? >> Soccer. Soccer. >> This is from an old video I did where I

Brian Atlaspretended to be People said I looked like Click on RL9. >> We love football. >> It's Robert Leandowski. >> Yeah. Okay. >> People said I looked like him. This is

Madam Houston10 years ago, by the way. >> No, you don't. But >> 10 years ago, >> a little bit. >> Like, oh, all white people look alike, so I can say the [ __ ] you >> really? >> Yeah. >> Me? Me and Violet, right?

Brian Atlas>> Yes. >> Well, you're a man and she's a woman. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I wouldn't say you look alike. >> Felicity and >> No. Do they look alike? >> No. She got blonde hair. She is a ginger. Violet looks like.

Violet>> But if you put like if you put like 20 white people in a room, I wouldn't be able to tell who is >> Oh, the guy from Harry Potter. >> Come on. >> That's not >> You're going to throw the That's like ginger. >> Oldest trick in the world.

SPEAKER_03>> That's really >> No, I kind of racist. Really? >> A little bit. >> What did she say? >> She said >> that's just like the go-to ginger that everybody says. >> Bad and gorgeous. >> I'm not being mean. >> You just hate You just [ __ ] hate crime.

Brian Atlas>> No, I'm not being mean. >> You [ __ ] hate crime. be going through it. >> Yeah, you would be arrested in Scotland. >> You'd be arrested >> for [ __ ] hate crimeing a redhead.

Brian Atlas>> The only hate crime that Felicity commits are those against police cars. >> They don't get it. >> It's inside joke for whatever viewers. Anyways, uh oh, the bow video. So guys,

Brian AtlasI want to show you a video. This is, you know, we we didn't really talk a whole bunch about dating, but this is sort of dating related. I have very high expectations of the person that I'm dating. I have very high expectations. I

Brian Atlaswant her to be a base submissive housewife minus the marriage part. But, uh, from the get- go, early on in the relationship, immediately I took a video

Brian Atlasbecause what I what I wanted to do, I I have a training course for new girlfriends. It's a training program, six-w weekek intensive program to get

Brian Atlasyou on track to be the best girlfriend for me ever. So, I I took videos of like when I was dating somebody like to show future girlfriends how they should act properly.

Brian Atlas>> You're a psychop. >> Did she hurt you? >> Did she Did she hurt me? >> Yeah, cuz you love her so much. >> Well, so so I'm going to show you a video I took. This is my ex-girlfriend, Nick. Go ahead. Get it going. So, I expect a woman when I get home from

Brian Atlaswork. Yeah, sheowing. Oh, she definitely consented. Holy [ __ ] Vape clowns. Okay. Uh, it's you're you're good. >> Yes. So, this is video I took. Yeah. Yeah.

Brian Atlas>> Boom. She has to bow immediately once I get home. Long day at work. Need to bow. Vic is Victoria. >> Violet. >> Violet. Oh my god. >> You just said it like two seconds. >> I'm sorry. I'm Yeah,

Brian Atlas>> that's not your girlfriend. >> Victoria is shocked. Wait, sorry. Violet is shocked. >> My god. >> So, she's get she gets me my beer. Food's ready. Dinner's ready. As soon as I get home, smile on the face.

Brian Atlas>> I did dump her though because you see that in the right bottom right corner, she has just raw tomatoes. I had to dump her because of that. >> Yeah, agreed. >> Yeah. Bow one more time. Play the bow part. This is the most important. Huge

Brian Atlasboom. You see the depth? You see >> the rack on her? She had big titties. >> I also dumped her because she had fake titties, but cuz I don't I don't I don't really like fake titties. >> Agreed. But you see the submissive hand

Brian Atlasposture. That's what I expect. >> Is it like a sex thing? >> No. >> Clearly, >> she's not in her head. It is. It is. >> I could be asexual in this thing. I'm

Brian Atlastotally here for it. I'll bow down. >> No, this is just like normal. It has nothing to do with This is like normal everyday >> normal

Madam Houston>> funsies. Why you Why you trolling? >> I'm not your but you trolling. You thinking that >> you thinking you thinking that that's a joke, but have you actually got a woman to do that for you? And >> a woman to bow. >> Yeah.

Madam Houston>> Holy [ __ ] >> Cuz if you can't, then that mean you just not that man. >> Because I know if I had a man in my face that I wanted, I will bow for him. But if you not getting a woman to do that for you, then you know. >> Can I say something? Can I ask something

Alyssa (Harvard)very ignorant? I >> Oh, okay. Go ahead. >> Is that like part of her culture? Like to bow because >> I only date black women now. So, I even get the bow from black women. >> Okay,

Chloe Roma>> just kidding. I also date white and Asian and Latino >> and they all and they all do the bow. >> Well, I would like >> all will do the bow. All do the bow. >> In Asian culture.

Chloe Roma>> Uh when you bow, the the steeper I guess the lower the lower the bow in most respect. She wasn't bowing very low for you, Brian. >> Well, look, you know, she was

Brian Atlaspreoccupied. She was a bit preoccupied, you know, doing the laundry and and also, you know, with the food. Uh she also suffered from uh from thoracic back

Brian Atlaspain. So I give her a pass. >> I gave her a pass. She had a she had a car accident. >> Um sorry, train terrible train accident. >> Oh, did she die? >> No. >> Well, no, she was she was right there.

Brian AtlasShe was bowing. >> But unfort Yeah, unfortunately. That was a pretty good depth. You know, look, it was quick. She knew she had other things to do. But you're you are right to point that out, Chloe. I did actually that was the other reason I dumped her. The bow

Brian Atlaswasn't deep enough. >> Yeah, that's fair. That is fair. Um, >> but so going around the table, what do you think? Like would you for your dream guy, would you bow?

Brian Atlas>> No. >> No. Not for the dream guy. Dream woman. Are you >> My dream guy wouldn't My dream guy wouldn't want me to do that.

Brian Atlasmy fiance. But hypothetically, >> if hypothetically your dream guy to get your dream guy, you had to do that. >> I wouldn't do it. >> Okay. >> Because that would be like a dealbreaker for me. Why would you want me to do that?

Summer>> Okay. All right. Would you would you bow for the your dream guy >> knowing how rare the dream man is? >> I would bow for my man, but I just don't think I could get back up again. But

Brian Atlas>> I definitely bow. That's crazy. >> Choose the mouth that got away. >> What the [ __ ] Uh, okay. Would you bow for the your dream guy? >> Into the mic. >> Into the mic. >> Get in. >> Oh my god. Look how far the mic has

Brian Atlasshifted, by the way. >> Well, you know what? I'm going to I'm going to start charging a tax. I'm charging a tax. Every time a woman moves a microphone on this podcast, they have to pay me. Uh, how much cash you got on

Britneyhand? This is a shakeddown. >> You guys carry cash here? >> I know. That's I was I was like, who carries cash? So, okay. Uh, would you bow for the for for the uh dream guy?

Britney>> Yeah, physically bowing is such a I can't answer it. It's it's such a strange concept. Completely 10,000% submitting to him in any form. Absolutely. But the act that would

Brian Atlasliterally encompass if you're 100% submissive and he was like, I want you to bow for me every time I come home from work. That would encompass. >> You see, this is the thing. I would do it, but I would not be able to keep a straight face. Okay, whatever. That's fine. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Would you bow for

Madam Houston>> No. >> Okay. What about you? >> Honestly, my dream, God could tell me to do anything. He could tell me to jump, I'm going to say how high because that's what a woman's supposed to do. I'm going to submit to a man that I want. >> And that's what men need to understand.

Madam HoustonIf she ain't doing what you want, she don't like you. And men, women, too. That's just that simple. Cuz people going to do what they want to do for people that they like. >> It's that simple. And I'mma bow down,

Violetget on my knees, all that. >> Violet, what do you what do you think? What do you think about what I want? >> She can do whatever she wants. That's not my business. >> I wouldn't. >> But what do you think about her general thoughts on that? >> I think some >> her general thoughts on that.

Brian Atlas>> A bit degrading. >> Like she Well, she's saying if you if you really like the guy, you'll do Did I don't know if you said like anything, but you said >> No, I'm going to do anything. >> Okay, there you go. >> I would not. >> Okay. Would you bow

Alyssa (Harvard)for your dream guy? >> Well, I have my dream guy. I think it would be >> would you if he if you >> if like all of a sudden though like after years he was like >> is he watching right now? >> Uh I don't believe so. >> If you're watching right now dream guy

Brian Atlasthat she's currently dating and serenating every night with her piano. >> Do you do that? You should you should get on. What if he wanted you to serenate him every night? >> Oh that I would do. Yeah. He he listen

Brian Atlasto me playing the piano and saying >> if you're watching you must ask her for a bow. Okay, cool. >> There's quite a time zone between us right now. So I don't think that's the case. Well, next time you see him, >> I hope that's hope that's >> do that [ __ ] Would you do it though?

Alyssa (Harvard)Would you bow? Yes or no? >> Like there would have to be some rationale behind. Out of nowhere, like out of sudden, hey, I want you to start bowing. I'd be like, okay, we need to elaborate on what the re like what's going on here? Uh,

Brian Atlas>> okay. He was like, you know what? I'm a big fan of the whatever podcast. Brian and all his wealth of knowledge suggested that women should bow to their boyfriends or husbands or, you know, whatever it is. Oh, and then if that was the case, I'd be like, you know what?

Alyssa (Harvard)There's a lot of women out there that think, you know, their man should pay for everything and that. So then I'd have demands to start making too if that's the game we're going to start playing. >> As you should. >> I have a car payment. In fact, I want a new car. You know, let's let's put all

Sarah (Baptist)this in. >> What about you? You bow for your guy? >> I'm going to um think of it in a little higher sense than that. But when it comes to a dream guy, um if you want to

Brian Atlasmarry quality, you have to be quality. That's a good thing. So, yes. Is that a yes, you would bow? >> I'll leave it at that. >> She would bow to the right man.

Brian Atlas>> Why is this even like a question you need to be vague about? It's not like revealing your body count. Why do you need to leave it at that? >> Can you just be like, "Yeah, do that shit." because I'm not really getting a

Brian Atlasclear answer if you would bow or not bow and I don't think your answer is like would be poorly reflected upon you either way >> and agree to disagree. >> Wait, what? Hold on. But if you don't

Brian Atlasgive the answer, there's nothing to agree or disagree on. You're just being like, well, I'm just going to be mysterious and vague and not answer the question. >> I'm not >> I thought you were going to say that >> freedom of speech.

Felicity>> I thought you were going to say about is God. That's what I thought you were going to say. It's free country. >> That's it. >> Wait, just answer the question, please.

Chloe Roma>> Oh my god, bro. >> I thought you were going to say the only man you'll bow to is God. >> Yeah, >> that's what I thought. >> I was Now that >> Wait, let's let her answer. Go ahead.

Sarah (Baptist)>> Now that I think of it, um, me and my future husband would bow to Christ together. >> But hold on. What is that Bible verse

Brian Atlasthat says that >> the wife is to submit on I'm totally butchering this. The wife is to submit onto her husband as she would onto the Lord. I that's probably butchered but

Brian Atlasit's something like that. >> And then the following line is that the husband needs to love his wife like he like Christ loves the church. >> Perfect. I totally agree. But if your

Brian Atlashusband is uh is in is acting appropriately as it relates to whatever the the faith and he's like, "Hey, I want you to bow for me." >> Wouldn't that be part of biblical

Sarah (Baptist)submission that if your husband is asking for it, you would do it >> if the intent is pure? >> To answer that question, I would hope that the man that I have very high

Brian Atlasstandards for um would never even think to ask or have me do that. Wait, you act like this is a [ __ ] war crime. Like

Brian AtlasI'm [ __ ] war crimeing my girlfriends because I want them to literally do do a bow. Hold on. That's crazy. Wait, what if your husband had an expectation of like within the marriage of having sex with you?

Brian Atlas>> If we're married, let's go for it. >> Wait, hold on. But like having sex is a way more involved physical activity than just doing a bow. >> What if you flip it? Would you like >> into the mic?

Sarah (Baptist)>> Would you like the man to bow to you? Would you do that? >> No, I don't think she wouldn't want that. >> No. No. I wouldn't want anyone to bow to me. Nobody. There's only one person that's worthy of being bowed to of the

Brian Atlasbowing of the knee. >> Wait, hold on. But bow this bowing is not an act of worship. It's a show of respect. So you wouldn't It wouldn't be like idolatry. >> Bow and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ.

Brian Atlas>> Would you bow to the pope? >> Pardon? You're not Catholic, are you? >> You can hate my answer. >> Brian, would you bow to a woman? >> Yeah. Would you? Uh so generally speaking no but to the perfect woman

Brian Atlassure >> like if the entailment is to get my perfect woman even I as a man would do like this sort of submissive act which would be like somewhat

Brian Atlasnot natural I guess. >> Would you do a machine gun noise? >> Why not? Yeah, I'll do machine gun noise. I'll do a lot for the perfect woman because I realize that uh most of us are not going to get the perfect

Brian Atlaspartner. We're going to make have to make a whole bunch of compromises. >> That's sad. >> Like maybe women don't realize this, but yeah, you're going to have to compromise. You're not going to get the perfect guy. And you can do backwards

Brian Atlasrationalization of like, oh, this person I'm with now, they're perfect. No, they're not perfect. But my entailment would be the perfect woman >> has like is like a 10 out of 10 perfect

Brian Atlasin terms of like what I look for. Face, body, personality, 10 out of 10 in terms of what I look for. Uh she's also like a trillionaire. So I'm like you that would be an entailment.

Brian Atlas>> Got you. I got you. >> So yeah, like okay if I >> you go to her. >> But that's the thing like would would we're talking dream guy. Would you bow for the perfect guy? So this

Brian Atlas>> I already told you I would vote for it. >> Well, those of you who said no, what if we up the ante here? What if we up the ante? It's your dream guy and he's also a billionaire. And by being involved

Brian Atlaswith him, you literally have You have thousand-year dynasty levels of wealth for yourself, for your family. Uh you never have to work a day in your life again. Most people who are dating

Brian Atlasare not going to ever date somebody who's that wealthy. Uh even if you date like a guy who has a good job, good chance most women are going to have to work. >> Well, that's not the perfect guy for everybody. Like I don't I don't think materialistically like that.

Brian Atlas>> Well, hold on. I would say if the guy is perfect in terms of looks and personality and value alignment or whatever and then you add on top of that

Brian Atlasthis little cherry on top and this might even be more than just the cherry on top. It could actually be a bulk of the reason why you'd want to date this person. They also happen to be like a multi-billionaire.

Brian AtlasThat would be like so remarkably huge for your life. I I mean I just That would be massive. >> That has nothing to do with what I look for in a man. And honestly, like that >> you wouldn't

Brian Atlas>> No, >> you wouldn't. Just to be clear, >> that could I'm not even kidding. That could like turn me off of somebody. >> All things being equal, like the guy looks the same, the guy has the same personality, but one dude works at McDonald's and the other is a

Brian Atlasbillionaire. You're telling me you're picking the McDonald's guy over the billionaire? I I mean >> they're the same same guy except for there >> I don't like the idea of being with a billionaire at all. >> Why? >> I don't know. That's not a >> Are you like a communist or something?

Brian AtlasOr >> am I a communist? >> Yeah. >> Are you anti- capitalist? >> In some ways. >> Are you like eat the rich? That's like it's a bad to be a billionaire. >> Uh I mean in some ways yes, in some ways

Violetno. I don't know. >> Okay. Um so why would it be I guess bad to be with a billionaire? >> It's just my personal preference. It's like it's not I'm not saying it's bad to be with a billionaire. I'm just saying like I didn't grow up with much money.

Brian AtlasI'm attracted to people who probably more similar to me. Like I somebody with who's a billionaire has a totally different perspective on life than I do. >> Well, how about how about for the sake of the hypothetical the guy grew up in

Brian Atlasyour similar socioeconomic status and then he went on to become a billionaire. >> Okay. Sure. >> Okay. >> I mean >> Okay. So, how about how about that versus a guy who grew up in your

Violetsocioeconomic status and went on to be a manager at like a mid-tier restaurant. >> I I mean like >> you you wouldn't have any preference towards the billionaire. >> I might I've never been in that situation. I don't know. Like

Alyssa (Harvard)>> just talk with the >> I got to be I have to be honest with you. I think it's almost worse if you start from nothing and you become a billionaire. And while I respect that, I think in order to start from nothing and

Alyssa (Harvard)become a billionaire, like what it would take, I don't think you can be a good, honest, moral person and climb up a ladder in that in that amount of time. Yes. In order to become from nothing to

Alyssa (Harvard)a billionaire, you have to stop on people. You have to be shrewd. You have to be >> not necessarily. >> Money don't make you who you are. money just however but in order to make money

Alyssa (Harvard)anybody that's rich is willing to do things that people are unwilling to do or unccapable of doing. >> How do we get on that topic? >> Yeah. Because because I don't think I think people that are a self-made

Alyssa (Harvard)billionaire a lot of the time the charact the same characteristics that made them successful in business or made them a billionaire would be characteristics that make them not

Brian Atlasdesirable to be in a relationship with. But in the hypothetical, I granted perfect personality. >> Okay. If it was a perfect >> Well, that's that was what was

Alyssa (Harvard)>> Okay, then if everything else was perfect and there was no >> So, I don't know. He [ __ ] invested in Bitcoin when it was worth a dollar. >> Now he's a billionaire. How about that?

Alyssa (Harvard)Is that Is he evil? >> No, I just don't like billions. I mean, compared to millions are so astronomical. billions in crypto. >> People have made billions of dollars in crypto. >> Oh, yeah. Yes.

Alyssa (Harvard)>> I then I just learned something. >> Well, it's logically possible that >> I didn't I didn't know that we had any crypto billionaires. I'm excuse my Okay. If Bitcoin is worth a h 100,000

Brian Atlasand it used to be I believe it was worth worth less than $1. Uh what would be the math there? You would have had to have had like

Brian Atlasa thousand bitcoins. Is my math I'm sorry. I'm not a [ __ ] math major here. It would be a wait, hold on.

Brian AtlasA,000. Wait, I'm cooked. 1,000 times a 100,000. Is that a billion? Is that a billy?

Brian AtlasOh, no. That's 100 million. Okay, sorry. Hold on. If you had 10,000 Bitcoin, If you had $10,000 and you invested in

Brian AtlasBitcoin when it was worth a dollar, that would make you wait a billionaire. You'd have a billion dollars.

Alyssa (Harvard)>> So when was there individuals that have have done that have achieved that feat? >> That's awesome. I didn't know. >> I mean, probably the people that like

Brian Atlasinvented the coins or whatever, probably they definitely billionaires. Even other cryptocurrencies, the guy who did who did Ethereum, he probably I'm pretty sure he's a

Brian Atlasbillionaire. Uh, so I mean, but even investors have made, maybe it's not billions, but a lot of people have become millionaires overnight. Sorry, I shouldn't say overnight, but through cryptocurrency, a lot of people have

Alyssa (Harvard)definitely >> definitely become very wealthy from crypto. >> Oh, yeah. I'm not to step on anybody that or deny that people incredibly wealthy. I just think billionaire, you

Alyssa (Harvard)know, is the >> the the amount of wealth that is a billionaire. I think a lot of people very casually throw the term around without realizing just how much that

Madam Houstonwealth that truly is. I mean, there's very few billionaires. >> Would y'all rather be with a billionaire

Madam Houstonthat's only about his business or a poor man that's all about your feelings? >> Huh? What was the question? >> Would you rather be with a billionaire

Madam Houstonthat's all about his business and just his business or a poor man that's just about your feelings? >> A I like a poor man. I've have enough money. I'm fine. Wait, I don't want to quite let you escape, though. So, you

SPEAKER_12wouldn't bow >> to even the perfect guy? >> Can I bow to end this conversation? >> Um, do you want to give an answer on this? >> I bow to the perfect guy every day.

Brian Atlas>> Can you speak into the mic, please? Um, >> I bow to the perfect guy every day. >> Lord and Savior. >> Uh, so, okay. Um,

Brian Atlasso Ephesians 5:22, wives, be submissive to your own husbands as unto the Lord. For the husband is the head of the wife,

Brian Atlasjust as Christ is the head and savior of the church, which is his body. >> Wait, so you wouldn't bow? But I can't do porn. >> Wait, hold on. No, no, no, no, no. Not

Brian Atlasletting you [ __ ] do that. It's >> the same thing. So if your husband is the head of the household, I mean it seems quite clear. Wives be

Brian Atlassubmissive to your own husbands as unto the Lord like the Lord. >> Okay. Um so when it comes to me and my future husband,

Brian Atlasum we're probably going to be doing a lot more fun things than bowing to each other. >> Yeah, that's not an argument. That's not a counterargument. >> B sound fun to me.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah, me too. >> Are you trying to get me to say no? >> I guess my >> You don't like my answer, sir? >> Well, my issue there's two issues I have

Brian Atlashere. So, the there's the secular issue and then the uh biblical or religious issue. So, given in for example like are are you atheist or agnostic like on >> I grew up Christian but I'm not

Brian AtlasChristian. you'd consider yourself agnostic then or atheist. Okay. >> There's no framework for somebody who's atheist or agnostic really to be >> I mean people can still be submissive if

Brian Atlasthey're atheist or whatever or agnostic but that would be like just a determination just on the purely individual self level. But there's biblical prescription that says that

Brian Atlaswomen Christian women are to be submissive to their husbands. >> Yes. given their husband as a godly man as also defined in the Bible. >> Of course, it's baked into the fact that you've married him. If you've married

Alyssa (Harvard)him, you've already probably made a value determination as to if this husband of course he's worthy you married him, >> right? And that's why I think motive is important for what why what is the

Alyssa (Harvard)purpose of the bow? If the if there is a pure and loving motive behind it, then that's absolutely permissible. If it's some sort of like ego trip or like for personal gain or mockery or then that

Brian Atlaswould not be Christlike. >> Okay. Let's assume the intentions are good but it's a temperature check for >> what? >> So I'm going to change my answer. >> Okay.

Sarah (Baptist)>> Um when I get married I'm going to bow to my husband just for you. >> Well, now you're just being sarcastic and I don't actually believe that that's your answer. >> Okay. Well, the way you were saying it, like

Brian Atlaslook, I'm it's not I wasn't born yesterday. It was clearly there's this sarcastic tone in the way you were presenting it. >> I don't know what else to say. >> I already gave the answer and you don't like it.

Brian Atlas>> Well, so wait, you gave me the So, I'm not going to bow to him in the way that you >> Okay, good. >> are expecting in the question. >> Okay, good. But I I don't appreciate the

Brian Atlaslet me just lie and say something that's not the truth. Just I don't know. That was >> I'm not going to jump through a million hoops, sir. I already >> It's not a million hoops, lady.

Sarah (Baptist)>> Okay. >> I don't know. You should I just don't understand from a >> Just be glad that you're not going to marry me then. So, like you'll, you know, I'll spare you all the headaches. >> That's That's great. That's not an

Brian Atlasargument, though. Again, you're a Christian woman. Again, this just goes back to the thing that we started this conversation off of. I'm not a

Brian Atlasvegetarian. I eat hamburgers. If I'm encountered with a vegetarian and I see them eating a hamburger, I'm gonna be like, "Whoa, that's kind of crazy. That doesn't make sense. Why are you a

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