Anti-Male Red Hair Feminist DESTROYED In HEATED Debate?! Tea App/UBER Reaction! | Dating Talk #253

Date: 2025-07-28

Duration: 8h 35m

Guests

Brian Atlas

BBailey (Nursing)>

IIsabella (Bio)>

JJackie (OF Manager)>

EEmily (Coach)>

Identified Speakers

SPEAKER_02Asia(guest)

SPEAKER_03Poss(guest)

SPEAKER_04Key(guest)

SPEAKER_05Bailey (Nursing)(guest)

SPEAKER_06Nyx(guest)

SPEAKER_09Brian Atlas(host)

SPEAKER_12Isabella (Bio)(guest)

SPEAKER_13Jackie (OF Manager)(guest)

SPEAKER_14Emily (Coach)(guest)

Key Moments

IntroAll 8 guests introduce themselves

Key MomentNyx reveals first relationship was coercive/sexually non-consensual

ControversyBrian argues Uber women-only feature is discriminatory, analogizes to racial segregation

Key MomentTea app hacked exposing 70K women. Brian announces 'Tally' counter-app.

Key MomentKey: held captive 4-5 hours by abuser. SWAT called. He got 3 months.

Topics Discussed

Guest Introductions

Bailey, Isabella, Jackie, Asia, Nyx, Emily, Key, Poss.

Nyx First Relationship SA

Coercive relationship: car rides as leverage, dissociation, non-consensual encounters.

Uber Women-Only Feature Debate

Brian argues it is discriminatory. Analogizes to racial segregation.

Tea App Data Breach

70K women exposed. Brian announces counter-app Tally.

Body Count Round

Poss 50-70. Key 6. Asia ~10. Jackie 15-20.

Key DV Story

Held captive 4-5 hours. SWAT called. Abuser got 3 months.

Transcript

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Emily (Coach)That's why so many men get like have have this feeling of being so burned because there are entitled women out there who are just showing up for the free meal or whatever it is. They don't actually appreciate masculinity and the a provider. So, if you stop dating those

Bailey (Nursing)types of women, you'll probably feel good being a provider. >> Yeah. I'm never going to show up to a date with not enough money to pay for myself if it comes to that. Like, I'd prefer not to, but >> Yeah. Who knows?

NyxBut also like if the guy I don't know like say he plans a date, he asks me out, he chooses the restaurant, whatever, and then at the end of the meal he's like, "I forgot my card." Yeah, I'm going to pay, but I'm I'm be a little peeved. >> Oh, if I have to pay for him. Yeah. No second.

Nyx>> Especially if he asked me out and he's like doing all this [ __ ] and like choosing the restaurant and stuff. Like, bro, but like I don't know. If the date goes well, then sure, I'll consider a second date, but he better pay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah.

Brian AtlasBut you do acknowledge that there are women who can go into a dating scenario with the expectation that the guy's going to just pay the whole bill. >> Of course. >> Like what amount of men can go into a dating scenario ever with the

Brian Atlasexpectation >> like you could maybe get away with we're going to go split. >> Mhm. >> You can't go in >> like she's going to pay the whole bill as a guy. You can't go in like that.

Emily (Coach)>> No. I bet if you asked around you could find a girl that would be down. Yeah, like I mean there's women out there like that but like again that are willp >> definitely less common but they're not like they exist.

SPEAKER_01>> I did it when I was 19 cuz I was at >> Hold on guys 202 donated $200. >> It's crazy the one girl says we can't judge her from a 10-second clip. I bet

SPEAKER_01if you showed the 10second Steven Crowd clip, she would have some things to say. >> Barney. Yep. True. I do think well wait

Brian Atlasbut so hold on. So should should is the entailment like should we judge Steven Crowder for that 10-second clip? H that's actually interesting argument. I'll have to think

Brian Atlasabout that by the way guys. Uh well Barney, thank you for the TTS. Really appreciate it. And TTS has been just lowered.

Brian Atlas$100 TTS. $99 TTS. Get it in if you want. New message. Appreciate it, guys. New new TTS threshold. Sorry, losing my mind here, JK. Uh, okay. So, we were

Brian Atlastalking about the bow video, then it got into I was I was basically making the argument women have issues with women have issues when men say women should do

Brian AtlasX, but there are no issues when women say men should do X. And I related that to when it comes to men paying for first dates. I'm asking for a girl to just do

Brian Atlasa bow. Completely effortless, harmless, takes no effort, no money, anything like this. But a lot of not all women, but a lot of the lot of women want men to pay

Brian Atlasfor first dates. If a date costs $100 and he works 20, he makes $20 an hour, he has to work two and a half hours to pay for said date.

Brian AtlasM >> so I think we got to we got to take a have a fair look at some of the asks that men are asking because you might think paying for a first date that's not a really big deal again if the guy works

Brian Atlasa physically laborious physically draining job. It is a big ask to essentially say go and work two and a half hours for the privilege of taking me out on a date. >> Well I mean I have a hot take on this.

Emily (Coach)There's going to be people who hate this, so be clear. But, um, men and women fall in love differently. There's actually different chemicals and hormones in their brain that get activated that make them fall in love.

Emily (Coach)Women, I think it's oxytocin. For men, it's progesterone. Men, most men, I'm not saying all, but there is a lot of men out there who the more that they invest, the more that they put time and effort and consideration into their

Emily (Coach)woman or into their partner, the more that they fall in love. Just is what it is. And so, um, again, not everybody's going to agree with that. There are exceptions to the rule. But if you're wondering why this became a societal

Emily (Coach)expectation, um, well, part of it is biology and part of it is that it was set up in this way because the opposite leads to less fulfilling relationships, less procreation. Again, doesn't apply

Emily (Coach)to everybody, but less fulfilling relationships and less procreation and less successful relationships because they're out of the polarity of what their hormones, what their biology, and what their energy

Jackie (OF Manager)is inclined to do. >> Word. >> I mean, but also like if you were to go on a date with a girl and she was willing to pay, what if she asked you to bow to her? Would you do that?

Brian Atlas>> No. >> Exa Exactly. >> Yeah. >> No. Although I have I have said that uh for the perfect woman,

Bailey (Nursing)yes, I would. >> Okay. But also, hot take, you're saying $20 an hour, all that. If they're making $20 an hour, I'm not bowing to them. They can't even take care of me. >> Yeah, that's nothing in this economy.

Brian AtlasWell, yeah, but I guess I'm what I'm trying to say is like maybe when you were younger, it's certainly plausible you went on a date with a guy who would made $20 an hour. And even young women

Brian Atlascan definitely have the expectation that if even if they're dating a young guy who's not quite, you know, established in his career, maybe he's just working a you know, whatever, some job making 20 bucks an hour.

Brian AtlasThis is something that women encounter all the time. still an expectation on men to pay for the first date even if he's not a high earner. >> Well, yeah, I guess that's fair. But

Emily (Coach)yeah, I'm just not going to be bowing for him if he's not high earner. >> Be pretty dope for me to be like bowing to them. >> I'd do it for the right person. >> Yeah, I don't know why you're bowing to Are you bowing because you like the fact

Brian Atlasthat she's >> subserving? I want to wait until she's back from the Is she back from the bathroom? >> Okay. Yeah, once she's back, we'll we'll react to the video.

Brian AtlasIs that an ankle monitor? What is that you have on your ankle? >> Can we not? >> Oh, sorry. Sorry, sorry, sorry. I just

Brian Atlassaw it when you were walking. It was It was an anklet. My bad. Sorry.

Brian AtlasI'll give you $2 if you show it. Just throw your leg on the

Brian AtlasSorry. Sorry. Sorry. I didn't think it was a big thing. I'm sorry. I just saw it. I'm autistic. I'm I apologize. >> I agree. >> I saw it. You agree? >> What? >> That I'm autistic. >> Sure.

Brian Atlas>> Wow. That's very >> very not inclusive of you. >> How is that not inclusive? I'm accepting of your diagnosis. >> Very offensive towards autistic people. >> You just selfidentified as autistic. I don't know.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. You just told me you're autistic and I'm saying, "Okay, that's >> She sees it. She sees the vision. She sees the plot." All right, let's play the video.

Brian Atlas>> Yes. And speaking, you know, you mentioned being a boss babe earlier.

SPEAKER_07>> Uh, we have a video about boss babes. >> Oh, goodness. >> All right, go ahead. Play it. >> Most people bring flowers on a first date. I brought my laptop. So there I am

SPEAKER_07in this fancy restaurant, laptop open, furiously trying to revise a contract while this poor guy across from me is trying to order dinner like we're on a normal date. Between bites, I'm running

SPEAKER_07out of the restaurant to negotiate a contract for my clients, talking to the agent, doing strategy calls with my clients, all while trying to keep him from realizing that we're basically in a

SPEAKER_07business meeting. Did I get a second date? No. But you know what? I got my clients under contract. No matter where I am or what I'm doing, my clients always come first. I'm an expert

SPEAKER_07negotiator and I will literally run out of any room, even a first date, to get a deal done. Probably why I'm single. But >> I was about to say,

Brian Atlas>> was that a promotional video or >> I don't know. She's a I guess a real estate agent and she was on the first date with a dude. left the first date so she could take a business call or

Brian Atlaswhatever. So, this is like this idea like this is kind of a really good depiction of why men don't want to deal with no boss babe.

Brian Atlas>> I think if you know want to put your phone down, it's fine. Like, why did she bring her laptop to a date? >> No. Dead ass. Like, what was >> she left? She left the the date to uh like take some phone calls or something.

AsiaIf you're going on a date and you can't block out that time, then don't go on the date. >> That's disrespectful. Men or woman >> schedule unless it's an emergency. >> Yeah. So, at the end of the day, like I've dated in my career has nothing to do with it, you know?

Bailey (Nursing)>> Yeah. If I showed up to a date and a guy had a laptop, I would be >> I don't know why I'm on that date. >> But I I think we can all agree that that's crazy. >> Man, woman, >> it's just wrong. >> You bring a laptop to a date and you

Brian Atlasleave the date taking phone calls and [ __ ] >> That's crazy. But I do think it's pointing more towards what is kind of going on when when you got a woman who's

Brian Atlasa boss babe. So maybe it's not as extreme as that. But it's it's a real pain in the ass to try to schedule something with you because you're so busy with your business or you

Brian Atlasknow your your company or whatever. You're so busy that I'm I'm struggling to find find time on your end for us to actually meet. And so

Brian Atlaswhen when women are prioritizing their career or whatever to the point where they're not even they don't even have room to let a guy take them out on a date, it's like

Brian Atlas>> you have to be emotionally available. >> Guys want >> guys want you to be available to the point where we can at least meet you and take you out and see you regularly.

Asia>> Do you take your laptop on a date and like make little podcast tweets in the middle or No, >> as someone who's really busy, >> he doesn't go on dates. Remember, >> it's just it depends on your priority. Like if you're going on dates and

Asiasomeone asks me, "Oh, are you free next Wednesday?" I'm like, "Let me check." And then if I am, if I'm not, I'll make time depending on how far along the intentions are. Like if we're 3 months down the line, you are my priority. You

Asiaknow, >> I'm going to make time for date night, >> too. Like, you can't put your laptop down for an hour. >> But also, what am I doing? Like I'm not going to work after 8. That's that that would annoy me. Like

Brian Atlas>> uh Okay, we're going to move to we're going to shift gears here. Bringing it back to kind of like the looks rating stuff. Super quick question on this. Do you think you'll be better looking in 10 years time? Starting with you.

Brian Atlas>> Oh. >> Okay. >> Uh 20 years time. >> Uh no. >> Oh, well duh. You said no to the >> uh you're 19. Will you be better looking in 10 years time? >> 20 years time?

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. >> 30 years time? >> No. >> So do you think uh 39 better than 19 though?

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. >> Okay. 49 not so much. Okay. Uh okay. You're 26 into the mic. >> Better looking in 10 years time at 36. >> No. I think I'll look just as good. Just as good, >> but not better.

Brian Atlas>> But not better. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Uh 20 years. >> No. >> Just Just as good. Let's do just as good. >> Call it just as good then. >> Okay. So, just as good-looking 46 versus

Brian Atlasnow at 26. >> Okay. 56. 30 years. Okay. >> Going to you. Uh you're 27 better looking in 10 years time at 37. >> Yeah.

Asia>> 20 years time. 47. Yeah. I'm just I'm thinking about my mom. My mom looks hella young. >> Is she single? No.

Brian Atlas>> No. My parents are married still. >> Okay. Uh 30 years time, 57. >> Questionable at that point. Maybe because my mom's 53 and she looks like 30.

Asia>> Asian don't raise. >> That's what I I don't know. It's very questionable. But I also wear makeup. My mom didn't wear makeup. So it's like it depends. The UVs are different now. >> Okay. But did sorry. So be better

Brian Atlaslooking though at 37 and 47 correct than than how you look now at 27. >> Yeah. >> And then uh go back say 18. Better looking at 18 or better looking now? >> Now. >> Now. Okay. Uh you're 19 better looking

Nyxin 10 years time at 29. >> Yes. >> 39. >> Sure. Yeah. >> 49. >> Maybe the same at that point. >> 59.

Brian Atlas>> Still the same probably. Same same level of attractiveness probably >> at 19. Then at 19. Okay. Uh >> wait, then at 19? No, I meant like at that point when I I just I feel like I'm

Brian Atlasgoing to start plateauing. >> Well, so let's say 19 versus 39. Better looking now or better looking at 39? >> Probably 39. >> Okay. What about 49? Better looking at 49 or better looking now at 19?

Brian Atlas>> Or the same? >> Probably the same at that point. >> Okay. 59. Better looking. >> That's when I start plateauing. Yeah. So 59 the same or 59 worse than 19.

Nyx>> I'm gonna say better. Can I explain my reasoning? >> Sure. >> I'm going to go based off like objective looks. I feel like I'm probably going to drop the emo act by that age. So people will probably think

Brian AtlasI'm more attractive then. >> Right. >> Okay. Um >> would you disagree?

Brian AtlasUh, bro, you could be honestly at 20 full-blown goth versus like 60 classical

Brian Atlasbeauty still better looking at 20 as a goth than 60 like classic beauty. >> I don't know. I Some people really hate the dyed hair and piercings. >> Yeah, I guess some people are not into

Brian Atlasthe alt look or whatever, but >> yeah, I feel like there's a lot >> looks, but okay. Here would be the the the fair comparison would be like kind

Brian Atlasof just base like no makeup, no I don't know [ __ ] white t-shirt versus 60 blank blank >> just like naturally natural >> natural. Yeah. Yeah.

Nyx>> I feel like then at that point I'd start looking a little worse around I want to say in my 50s. Yeah.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. But blank look 20 versus or 19. Blank look 19 versus blank look 40. Better looking at 40 still.

Nyx>> Trying to think of my mom too. Um, >> is she single, >> bro? No comment, bro.

Nyx>> Is she single? I'm just curious. >> Uh, anyways, I think I think um >> I think Sure. better looking at 49. >> Better looking at 40 versus 19. Okay.

Emily (Coach)Sure. Yeah. >> All right. What about you? Your >> You know my answer. Just different but not better. >> Well, so yeah, 10 years in the future. >> All the way. All the way. Different but not better. >> 20 years. >> Same.

Brian Atlas>> 30 years. 40 years. 50 years. 60 years. 70 years. 80 years. So you're over a hundred. >> Uh same. >> Over 100.

Emily (Coach)>> Okay. >> Yeah. I will be a skeleton in the grave and I'll look sexy as hell. Skinny legend. How about my god? >> Skinny legend. Should we call Bella Hadid?

Brian Atlas>> Okay. Uh, what about you? >> I think I peaked at 30. >> Okay. So, you're 35. Uh, so no, not better looking at 45. >> Yeah. No. >> Okay. And then going back uh 10 years,

Brian Atlasbetter looking at 25 or better looking now 35? >> Better looking now. >> Okay. Pos 22, better looking in 10 years time, 32. >> Yeah. Okay. 20 years time 42.

Poss>> Sure. >> 30 years time 52. >> Maybe not. >> Okay. When's the peak? When's your peak? >> Um, probably like mid-30s,

Brian Atlaslike a decade. >> Uh, mid30. Okay. Gotcha. All right. Um, wow. Okay. That's interesting. Interesting take from all of you. Uh, as

Brian Atlassoon as she comes back from back there, we're going to we've put all of you through AI and we've aged all of you. >> So, we're going to do the segment where we react to how you guys are going to

Brian Atlaslook when you're grandma's >> gs if you will or also >> milks. >> So, as soon as she's back from we will

Brian Atlasget right into it. Um, I do want to say though, I'll just [ __ ] it. I'll just throw it out there. My dear friends,

Brian AtlasI don't think aging is a [ __ ] I don't think any of y'all are going to be better looking >> as time goes on.

Poss>> Wait, am I the only one that answered no after 10 years? >> I don't recall. >> Okay, >> probably. >> I think I am. >> Okay. Well, here is my thing. Like I find aging a beautiful thing because if

Possyou just stay youthful then you know you're no different from anyone else. But I don't know like >> but wait there's a bunch of old people but there's ahead beautiful old people

Posslike seeing your um like how much they've been in the sun, how many wrinkles they get. That can be a beautiful thing. Um >> I don't know. >> I guess my only take is like I can

Brian Atlasafford Botox in 10 years hopefully. So >> there you go. But well, so two things on this. Uh the comparison should be natural aging. >> Well, yeah, that's why I said,

Brian Atlas>> but I'm prepared to say a woman who's 20 versus a woman who's 40, but she's had she's 40 and she's had Botox, still not better looking than how she looked at 20.

Brian Atlas>> That's fair. That's why I said you're 40, but you have Botox. Like you look 40, but you have Botox. >> Wrinkles. Yeah. >> Well, I don't know. Some of the stuff, look,

Brian Atlassome of the stuff they're doing with plastic surgery is quite impressive, but uh I think generally >> Kim Kardashian's like in her 40s. >> Nick, do we remember that meme we pulled up last time? You know, >> she's a completely Yeah, if you can pull that up.

Bailey (Nursing)>> Well, yeah, I know. I'm like, but it looks really good. So,

Brian Atlas>> Dark Omen sent me a funny thing on Discord. Uh, go ahead and just pull it up when you have a sec. Uh, >> here I'll read. Uh, Isabella, can you read this chat while we

Isabella (Bio)>> Yes. Um, woman, why don't men bring flowers? Also, woman, I'll meet you there. You try bringing a bouquet to a public lobby. Also, tattoos/piercings are hot. Septum piercings are red flag.

Isabella (Bio)And long pointy fake nails are just as bad. The nail trend is pure cancer. >> That's a little extreme of a pure cancer. >> Who has fake nails? Show your nails. Everybody, show your nails. Let's see.

Brian Atlas>> Oops. >> Natural fake. Fake uh nail polish. I guess nail polish. Nothing >> falling off. >> Okay. Yeah. One of you left a [ __ ] nail in the sink, by the way. >> That was me.

Bailey (Nursing)>> You just like put it off to the side. >> No, I didn't. It fell out. I was trying to >> Yeah, you didn't. Why not toss it? You could have tossed it. >> I did now cuz I went back to the bathroom and I was like, "Oh, no. I'm sorry." >> Oh, you didn't know? Okay. Yeah, I just

Brian Atlasleft a fake nail just in the sink. Um, >> it's gone. Yo, David, thank you for uh the super chat, man. Really appreciate it. Reminder, >> do you remember which part of Discord?

Brian Atlas>> Uh I think it's if you go down, >> it's probably in fakeup. >> Okay, >> wait, hold on. Nope, I'm wrong. I think it's in the memes.

Brian Atlas>> Okay, >> it is in the memes. It's resources memes and then it is the just one up >> memes. >> You got it. Yep.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. Go for it. Pull it up. Uh, you're going to have to hide a couple things just so we can see it. All right. Hide that. So, 40. Oh, no. I'm getting old. Plastic surgery. Ah, that's better. No,

Brian AtlasI don't know. The I mean, it's obviously a cartoon, but she's better looking in cartoon. What the [ __ ] I don't know. You don't You guys bought yourselves with this [ __ ] It looks weird, man.

Bailey (Nursing)That [ __ ] looks weird. Anyways, whatever. Um, >> so do you rather have them just naturally aged at 40 then? >> What's that? >> Naturally aged >> versus like Botox. >> Yes. >> At 40. >> Y.

Nyx>> Yeah, I have to agree. I don't know. >> I I see a lot of women come into my store and I'm like, "Wow, you look >> You need to just age." Yeah. No, they they did us have the boat. >> Also, some of these young girls with the

Nyxwith the procedures, >> it ages them. It makes them look older. >> Yeah. And it's crazy. It's lowkey sad because it's like, bro, you're not even like aging yet and you're already like >> Yeah, you don't even have wrinkles yet. >> I know. And you're already insecure

Brian Atlasabout it. It makes me sad for them. >> Let's do the the AI segment, Nick. Well, or wait, we have to wait until she's back from the table. >> Um,

Brian Atlaswhat were we? Was there uh some Yeah, we can do quick shout outs on all those. All right, guys. If you're enjoying the stream, go to twitch.tv/w whatever. Drop us a follow on the prime sub. It's been 1 minute since our last follow. So, it's

Brian Atlasprobably bugged. So, if you guys can drop us a follow. Also, uh Andrew Andrew, thank for the prime, guys. Six minutes since our last prime. Drop us a prime sub because I think it's bugged. I

Brian Atlasthink it's bugged, boys. Help us out. Show some love. Let's see here. And then also, guys, go to shop.whatever.com. Nick, if you can pull that up, drop us a

Brian Atlasuh get get yourself a shirt. Get yourself a shirt. discord.gg whatever. Be sure to join that. Like the video. Remember

Brian AtlasBLM. And then we're doing a $99 TTS, $100 TTS if you guys can uh show us some love. Streamlabs.com whatever. Okay.

Brian AtlasLet's do the AI segment. If you want to go ahead and pull that up.

Brian Atlas>> All right. So, we >> Thanks. >> Honestly, that's pretty. >> All right. That's uh engaged. All right.

Brian AtlasThere you go. Let's do uh let's do next. >> A All right. Not bad. >> You going to You going to still have pink hair or purple hair? The

Brian Atlas>> piercing. >> Wait, do you have stripes on this side? >> Yeah. >> Oh, that's cool. >> That's cool. Yeah, looks good. All right, next. >> Whoa.

Jackie (OF Manager)>> Hey, that's on you, bro. You closed your eyes. I'm just not okay. >> All right. >> I look pretty disgusting, but I did say I wouldn't look better, so it's fine. >> Okay. >> Just proves my point.

Brian Atlas>> Wait, what are these ages? >> Uh, that's that's um the far one is 35. >> The far one? >> Yeah, the the furthest one is definitely 35. >> No,

Jackie (OF Manager)>> that's what happens to >> That's what it look like in 10 years. >> That's what happens. >> At least I like the party. It's fine. >> Yeah. Uh, next. >> Have a good life.

Brian Atlas>> You became white. Okay. She became a white woman at the end there. >> Got it. >> Uh, or Latina. >> But Filipinos are kind of

Nyx>> I'm saying that's not accurate at all. Like my mom is 53 and I could pull up a picture of my mom. You'd be like, >> "Yeah, that middle one is like what you look like by the time you die."

Brian AtlasNo, I'm dead. I'm dead serious. >> I don't know. >> I like color. >> See that? Now pull it up. Ready? >> You look good, though.

Nyx>> No, wait. That middle one looks like my grandma. Wait, that makes me happy. A >> Okay. Wholesome, I guess. >> What did you want me to say? >> Oh, wow.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. Not as bad as last time. >> Yeah, we were doing that. >> Last time was brutal. Yeah, it was really bad. >> All right, next. >> Oh god.

Brian Atlas>> All right, not that bad. Not terrible, you know. All right, next.

Nyx>> Ew. >> Hey, not bad. >> Again, that middle one is what you will look like when you die. That's Asians don't make it that far, >> bro. Have you seen old Asians? >> I Yeah, >> I've seen old Asian.

Nyx>> No, they look like that middle one. I swear to God. You don't start looking like that last one until you're like 100. >> Yes, you do. Yes, you do. >> That's not even true. >> Like Asians, y'all don't like 30, 40, y'all chilling.

Nyx>> 60 y'all. >> Okay, I will say like for those like from like 30 to 60, you look normal and then like you just drop off after that. I will admit that. >> Wow.

Brian Atlas>> This is possibly >> that's crazy. The most ruthless. The worst of the badge. >> Those eye bags are wild. >> Yeah, I know. That's crazy. [ __ ] I better sleep. I better

Brian Atlas>> It's already Yeah, I got to I got to take better care of myself. All right. Uh and then the next thing we've done, we've swapped your gender. >> So, the question is, would you date the

Bailey (Nursing)male version of you? >> Last time I looked like a drug addict. >> The same picture. >> Yikes. I kind of like it. >> That kind of looks like my ex. >> So, you would you would I guess I guess

Bailey (Nursing)the answer is yes. >> Perfect. >> Nice. >> Uh yeah, you >> have a dead ass that looks like my ex. He has the same nose. >> I got a chase tattoo. >> It definitely looks like your ex. >> Yeah.

Brian Atlas>> All right. >> All right. Let's do next. >> Dude, that looks just like Blake. I can't. >> Would you date the male version of you? Yeah.

Nyx>> Are we doing the same picture? >> Okay, there you go. >> That's good. >> No, you look like the lead singer of a screo band. That's perfect. >> I'll take it. I'll take it. >> Okay, >> I think I would date. >> I can see that.

Nyx>> Hold on. Lead. That's being very generous. It's like works of >> No, you don't go to the shows that we go to. He looks like a random ass guy that we would see there. >> No, I would say bass player. >> Bass player band like that. Yeah.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. You look, if you were a dude, you look like you'd have a giant penis. >> I would like I don't know. Sometimes you can tell >> like those little guys. >> Like that guy looks like he has a huge [ __ ]

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. Look at that smirk. >> Giant. >> You know what? Do you see Chad? Chad, do you see what I see? You know what I'm talking about? >> You see how big his dick is? >> You know what, chat? Do you see? Do you

Brian Atlassee it? Do you see the vision? I don't know. Whatever. All right. Dream about dicks over there. >> Hey, look. I call it like I see >> burritos. Burritos. >> I call it like I see it. All right. >> Anyways, close my eyes. Good talk. Uh,

Possnext. >> Whoa. >> Whoa. >> Yikes. >> No, I would not. >> Your eyes were open. >> Yeah, >> that's a little better.

Jackie (OF Manager)>> What the [ __ ] >> You look bought it. >> What's about my eyelids? >> What >> the [ __ ] >> What? I wouldn't even date. Because you got these giant You got these giant ass

Jackie (OF Manager)fake lashes. Of course, it's going to >> God forbid. I don't >> God forbid, guys. >> You want to take them off? We'll redo it. Um, all right. >> Take them off. They're They're lash extensions. >> No, >> you wouldn't date the male version of

Asiayou. >> Oh, that looks like my edge. >> You wouldn't date him? >> Whoa. >> No, not your type. Okay. >> No. >> Yeah. I mean, he's not bad. I just

Asiawouldn't date him. Do you have a type? >> Yeah. >> Which is what? >> I mean, I usually just date Hispanic men.

Asia>> Oh, Hispanic. Okay. All right. He's He looks Hispanic. >> He could be He looks Indian. >> No, he looks >> He'd be neat, but a guy. So, he'd be Filipino, but I would I would He's just not >> He's not your

Nyx>> He looks like he likes >> too He looks too nice. >> Sorry. >> Too nice. >> Yeah, he's he's a little fr. >> All right. Next. >> I like his hair though. >> Why did it make me white?

Nyx>> Would you date the male version of you? Should have given them black lipstick too to really >> I'm going to say no cuz that I'm not convinced that that's what I would look like as a guy. That man is white. >> Look at his face. >> Well, your makeup is maybe

Jackie (OF Manager)>> he looks like the kid from Home Alone in the middle. Like grown up. >> Why is his hair like so much lighter than the >> I mean, is it that far off? Are you Are you half? >> No, I'm full Filipino. Filipina. Okay. >> Well, you're maybe the makeup just threw

Nyxit off. >> Yeah, I'm going to say no because that's not what I would look like. I'm confident. >> Would you date him though? >> Would I date him? >> Yeah. >> Not with that [ __ ] ass cut, but maybe.

Nyx>> Would you swipe right? >> I go on I Hey, if he wants to take me on a date, he can take me on a date. I don't care. >> Is he paying? >> It's a haircut. >> Do you have a What's your type? >> My Hispanic man. >> Hispanic men.

Nyx>> Is that a thing with like Philip? I think for me it's like there's not really a culture difference so I don't have to shop. >> No, we're colonized by the same people. So it's like it's a very easy transition. >> What? >> You're colonized by the same? >> Yeah, the Spaniards.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah, the Spaniard. >> That's real. A lot of our culture like a lot of our >> My last name is San Miguel. >> That's not Filipino at all. >> I get Yeah, I get But Latino like are you talking wouldn't you want to date white men then?

Nyx>> No. Why would I want? >> That's the Spaniards are white sort of. What? >> No, we're just saying that our cultures are really similar because we were colonized by the same people.

Brian Atlas>> Oh, okay. That's I still confused. >> What? >> Still confused. >> No. How? What are you confused about? I'm just saying there's cultural similarities. >> Did you do like race play with your boyfriends or whatever? >> Like he's the

Nyx>> coloniz. Well, he's that would that would be a question if she dated. >> If I dated a white person, that would be race play. If I dated a Mexican, that's just we have similar cultures. >> Oh, okay.

Brian Atlas>> We call this trauma, dude. >> Sorry. >> Like the one, bro. No. >> All right. Good talk. Good talk. Uh, all right. Let's do uh next. >> Please be better. Oh, wow.

Brian Atlas>> It's not bad. Would you uh would you date the male version of you? >> He looks sweet. Like, >> that's actually a really good gender swap, by the way. Like, that's pretty reasonable. Would you would you date?

Emily (Coach)Yeah, we have our shared five heads, so we're good. >> Okay, >> I'll date him. >> Yeah. >> He looks like he ate a couple edibles. >> He kind of looks like >> That's true. >> And like maybe vaguely Robin Williams.

NyxI'm kind of seeing that vaguely like a distant cousin. He looks He looks vaguely like that guy from the office. I forgot.

Brian Atlas>> Horribly. It looks like an ex of mine. >> Oh, girl. I feel >> all right. >> The beard. No. All right, let's do next.

Jackie (OF Manager)[Applause] >> I love the reaction.

Bailey (Nursing)>> Bachelor number one. >> That Wow. [ __ ] That puts that perspective. >> Poss. Would you date him? >> No.

Poss>> That is kind of accurate. I mean, it's a gender swap. >> Neither. Even the beard. Even the one with the beard. Nope. >> I like I like the beard more than the no facial hair, actually. >> Yeah. >> So, hard no, though.

Poss>> Hard no. >> I don't like those couples that like look like they could be siblings. I hate not kind of creepy. >> Okay. All right. Oh, me. I got to do me. >> All right. Let's Okay. All right.

Jackie (OF Manager)>> Wow. >> Uh, the one on the bottom better. Both both hairstyles beat out the one on the top for sure. So, yeah. Yeah. >> Did you do the same gender swap as us? Cuz why do you look like that and we

Brian Atlaslook the way we do? >> Cuz like you look good. >> This looks real. >> And also the bottom one that is taken from a podcast clip cuz you see the microphone. I mean the top one that's an old like

Brian Atlas>> I know, but this doesn't even look like the same like generative AI. >> Yeah, ours was like >> Oh my god, Ethan. I don't I'm not in control of the AI. >> We were just saying We were just saying >> No, I know. I'm just saying I have no

Brian Atlasidea. One one of my people in my Discord does it. Thank you to who does it. Uh I don't know if it's a different AI maybe. I don't know. Does it look Oh, >> it looks very different. >> That one looks more accurate. >> The bottom one doesn't. I feel like it

Jackie (OF Manager)doesn't look that off. >> It looks cleaner than like the ones that you gave us. Ours were like so done. >> All of us look like people unanswered my messages. Like that's literally

Jackie (OF Manager)>> Man, y'all just y'all just >> y'all just bitter cuz I'm a hot chick. My eyelids looked angel. >> Y'all just bitter because >> cuz I'm hot as a chair fighting chance.

Brian AtlasI think I'd be a sexy guy but not >> somebody in the chat says female Brian hotter than the whole panel. >> Uh [ __ ] Okay. Well, PBR Brian on what

Brian Atlasis PBR? >> Absolutely ribbon. >> Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Um all right, David Ross. Yeah, cancer. You heard me. every girl's profile picture on dating apps. Look at these silly

Brian Atlasstraws I super glued to my fingers as I claw them across the side of my head and pretend to be bent over laughing at the ground, but really I look like I'm screaming at nothing. >> This is so specific.

Brian Atlas>> This is targeted. This is targeted. >> What an interesting thing to say. >> That is interesting, guys. TTS 100. TTS 100. Uh David, thank you for the super chat, man. Really appreciate it. Uh spot on there. I guess he was talking about

Bailey (Nursing)fake nails, right? Is that fake nails? >> Really doesn't like him. >> Well, then don't get >> He dated a girl with fake nails and she did him dirty. >> Yeah. No, >> we're going to blast through. You know

Brian Atlaswhat? We'll do the We'll do questionnaire stuff, then we'll do pre-show notes. >> Uh, okay. Starting with uh let's do what would you want the minimum yearly income to be? No, let's do this. Do you have any disagreements with the show?

Brian Atlas>> Oh, >> you wrote no. So, Isabella, any disagreements? >> It's with your laundry, but that was about it. >> Yeah, you wrote you wrote women don't have to be Brian's ideal. >> Oh,

Poss>> women with laundry on the first date. >> Something I can't read that. Can you read that? >> Pond. Wait, no. >> Pond. >> Wait. >> Pine. >> Um,

Isabella (Bio)>> Chris Pine. I don't know. >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> Do you remember? Not a clue. Great. I mean, >> I'm just saying we don't have to be your ideal woman.

Brian Atlas>> Of course. Yeah, >> that's it. >> My woman should be my ideal, though. >> Go ahead. >> And you know what? Let me give you guys some game. >> I'm give you women some game. You know, some of you are single here. You know,

Brian Atlaswe got a couple women in relationships. I'm going to put you on game so you can finally get the guy. So you can land the guy. >> I've been very honest this whole night. I've been blunt. I've said some autistic semi autistic [ __ ]

Brian Atlas>> So, you can trust me. You can trust me to be honest and put you on some game so you can get the dude. >> Yes. That's all I've ever wanted. >> You're going to help us so much.

Brian Atlas>> All of you object to, you know, oh, Brian, he's such a How dare he want a bow? How dare he want a woman? Yep. How dare he want a woman to do his laundry on the first date?

Brian AtlasI am telling you, if you go the first time, it doesn't have to be the first date, but the first time you go to the guy's house, this guy will insta fall in love with

Brian Atlasyou. If and you might not like it, but I'm telling you, the effort and the result, I think, can be pretty electric. You go to the guy's house,

Brian Atlasyou're not going to like what I'm about to say. Offer to clean his house. >> I do that every time. Offer to do his laundry. Offer to do something for him. It doesn't have to look, you don't got

Brian Atlasto vacuum and clean the whole house the first time, but if you can just even the offer, he might turn you down, but be like, is there anything I can help you out with while I'm here? The guy's going to look at you and be like, "Who are

Brian Atlasyou?" And you might be like, man, I don't want to be a I know that feminist mind virus has you feeling a type of way about, oh, I can't do I can't do that

Brian Atlasfor a man. >> If it's a guy who you genuinely like and you want some you want to be something with that man, I'm telling you, it's going to buy you a lot. It's going to

Brian Atlasget you a lot of uh social what's the [ __ ] term? Social capital. I don't know. >> Credit. >> Yeah. It's going to be bon brownie points. Like major brownies. >> I tried this with my boyfriend. His car was like nasty. So I was like, "Can I

Nyxclean your car for you?" And he's like, "No, what the [ __ ] I'll just get it clean myself." Then I was like, "No, I will dead ass clean your car. Like I love I love doing that." And then he's like, "No, I'm not letting you do that. >> Please let me clean." >> He might have.

Brian Atlas>> Yes, I love cleaning things. >> But but even if he didn't let you do it, >> I can't imagine the gesture would ever be viewed in a negative light. Maybe he was neutral, >> but at least the gesture is appreciated.

Brian AtlasBut then if you do actually help him, he's going to be appreciative of that. And I'm just saying if you can do these things, and by the way, it doesn't it doesn't really What else? You go to the guy's house. What else are you going to

Brian Atlasdo? Well, >> what are you going to do? >> Yeah, but like what else are you going to [ __ ] What are you going to do? You guys are going to talk philosophy and >> Okay, so I hope >> maybe the guy needs a little breather. like get out of his face and go in the

Bailey (Nursing)laundry room somewhere. >> And I'll just go home. >> Take it needs a breather. I'll go home. I hung out with this guy recently and I did his dishes while he was at work >> cuz I was like gross. Like you have you have a sink

Bailey (Nursing)>> full of dishes and I was like I'm going to do it to be sweet also. But then I bring it up when he gets back. I'm like I did your dishes. Like I'm so slay. Should I just not bring it up

Bailey (Nursing)>> after? Sorry. Ask what? Oh, I did his dishes while he was at work and I told him when he got back I was like, "I did your dishes." Like >> I was trying to be sweet and then >> he didn't like he wasn't appreciative.

Bailey (Nursing)So should I just not bring it up after I do it? >> Yes. >> Does that make a difference? >> I think he should just notice. >> Yeah, just don't bring it up. >> I mean, maybe he just expects that [ __ ] Like that's just normal.

Nyx>> That's That's Yeah, good. >> Maybe that was the first date, too. I did that. I mean, why were you at his house after the first Literally what I was going to say. >> Wait, I don't know why. Girl, stranger danger. Why were you in his house on the first date?

Brian Atlas>> Not a stranger. >> Never mind. >> Oh, you're talking about Okay. >> Anyways, um, look, I'm just saying you can. That's one thing you can do to set

Brian Atlasyourself apart from other women. And that's the game. Set yourself apart from other women. >> Yeah, but if you do it, you shouldn't bring it up and be like, >> "Oh, well, I'm speaking back to my original point.

Brian Atlasaddressing your thing. >> Uh I think it's better to not be like, "Yeah, I don't think you should. You don't even need You can say it, but if you're looking for validation, I don't think that's the right approach. Just do it."

Brian Atlas>> Okay. >> And he maybe he'll either notice or you can say it. Be like, "Hey, I did this." And he can I think you should be appreciative as the guy. Thank you for doing that. Here's the

Brian Atlasrest of my [ __ ] Did you notice the hamper? Um, but uh that's some game. What else? Uh, what what other game can I put y'all

Brian Atlason? >> Like Nintendo Switch. Like what do you mean by games? >> Nice. >> Those are good fun things. >> I'm telling you though, on this one, a

Jackie (OF Manager)little bit of a little single act can can put you can get you really far. Well, >> with the guy you're into, >> I have a question. So, depending on like their love language, if they don't care about acts of service at all,

Jackie (OF Manager)>> is it the same thing with like the other love languages then? >> Like physical touch, words of affirmation, like what if task >> you can do all that stuff? >> Yeah, but like what if tasks mean nothing to them? Wouldn't you get

Brian Atlasfurther doing something else? >> I mean, what guy doesn't? I mean, maybe. Yeah, I'm sure. Okay. the guy who doesn't like acts of service. But it's

Brian Atlasnot going to hurt. It's never going to hurt. >> But there's something that would >> But you won't know that until you do it. >> Well, yeah. >> And then if he expresses, hey, you don't have to do that. Then I guess you don't do it. If he it doesn't serve you, doesn't serve him.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. >> What if it triggers his past trauma and then you like [ __ ] up? >> [ __ ] up. >> Oh, like she she [ __ ] your laundry up. Like she didn't fold that [ __ ] properly. Then Yeah. I mean, one time my brother was dating a

Nyxguy and then he cheated and then my brother like did his laundry and then poured bleach all over his clothes. So, >> what if it triggers his past? >> What if he just doesn't trust? >> Yeah. Then then whatever. >> Yeah. Then you [ __ ] up. You put us on

Brian Atlasbad game. >> Bro, how many people have laundry related trauma? >> Okay. Can I make a joke for like seconds? >> Huh? >> Nothing. >> Oh, it was a funny >> It was a funny.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. No, it was good. It was good. I know it was a good one. >> I know sometimes it's difficult with some some people aren't >> naturally adept at certain things, but I appreciate the >> the effort like, you know, can we do a

Brian Atlaslittle round of applause for for uh >> Nicks? >> Yeah, >> Nicks. You got to be careful. You got to be careful with that though. Somebody might >> misspeak. And >> I've never had a problem with that.

Brian AtlasYou're the first person to say it. >> I didn't Hey, I didn't What the [ __ ] I I didn't misspeak. Um, >> I'm just saying no one's ever said that before. >> Uh, oh, okay. Disagreements. Let's move

Brian Atlason, though. Nope. Nope. No. We'll see. No. Okay, that's it for the disagreements, I guess. Uh, what would you want the minimum yearly income to be

Isabella (Bio)for your future husband? >> At least over 100,000. >> What about you? >> Uh, 75 to above.

Jackie (OF Manager)>> I don't really care. That's a thing. So, you'll date a guy who works at McDonald's? >> I mean, I make my own money. So, >> okay. What about you? >> I think I put 80. >> Yep.

Brian Atlas>> I mean, I just said more than me because I make minimum wage right now. >> Well, but so for your future husband, so like let's say 10 years. >> Oh, assuming that I'm like established in my career. >> I mean, is that you want to have a career or >> I don't I don't know. I'm not >> How much money do you think you'll be

Brian Atlasmaking in 10 years? >> I don't [ __ ] know. >> Right. >> You asked me a question, I answered. I don't [ __ ] Well, I mean estimate based off of what you you know what >> I don't know. I haven't looked into it. I don't know what a good number is.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. But you more than you in any case. >> I I just meant more than me right now. >> Okay. Next. >> As long as it pays the bills, we're good. >> Next. >> That's same. >> Uh

Poss>> I'd say at least $100. >> Okay. Hold on. Uh pause. What about you? >> Um I wrote at least maybe like half a mill, but I'm also really bad at estimating. That's I mean that's the 1% you know that. Yeah.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. >> Half a mill. Okay. Um >> so $500,000 a year bare that's your bare minimum?

Poss>> I think so. Just I don't know like more than me but I also I plan to um go into dentistry and it kind of just depends on what kind of dentistry I want to get into and dentists can make a good amount

Possof money. So, I would want to be with a partner that can make more than that. >> Okay. So, you you're planning to become a dentist. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Uh I mean, just heads

Brian Atlasup, though. I mean, that's like less than 1% of men make that much money, so it's kind of what you're >> Yeah. I have high hopes for my partner right now. >> Okay. >> She's not easy. >> How tall are How tall are you? And

Bailey (Nursing)what's the minimum height of a man you would date? I'm 5'5 and >> I'm 5'5 and 5'7. >> Uh I'm 5'9 and 5'7.

Jackie (OF Manager)>> I'm 410. So as long as they're taller than me. Like >> you wrote 5'5 here, but okay. What about you? >> Oh well. >> I'm 5 foot and I said 5'8. >> Okay.

Emily (Coach)>> 5 foot and 5'7. >> Um I'm 5'8. I do not care if he's a good person. That's all that matters. >> Okay. I'm 5'2 and um probably 510, 5'11.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. >> I am 52 and I think it was like 5'8 or nine. >> Shortest would Yeah. >> Yeah. >> All right. Would you rather cross paths with a man or a bear in the forest?

Jackie (OF Manager)>> Starting with you. Go ahead. >> Man. >> Hm. >> A man. >> Okay. What about you, >> man? A man. >> I said bear. >> You did say bear. What about you? >> I did say bear.

Nyx>> Okay. Man, man, man. >> Okay. To the two women who picked bear, why? >> Uh, starting with you and then we'll go to you. >> Um, I mean, this comes from like a real thing. I was out hiking. One time I saw

Nyxa bear. I just walked past it. Nothing happened. >> But then I'm thinking like if I'm out hiking and I see a random ass guy and they're just like there, what are the odds that like if I walk past them, they're going to do something? I don't

Nyxknow. I just I walked past a bear. I made it out. I don't I'm not confident that if I would make it out with a man then >> I don't know >> somebody say is saying my TTS is broken

Brian Atlas>> bl $100 twice. Uh we read your chats I'm pretty sure. Do you recall a blist? Uh blfest. I don't know if you're still

Brian Atlaswatching. I'll uh respond to your DMs. I am fairly certain. By the way, the hundreds are not is not TTS Blest at least. Well, now it we've lowered it to

Brian Atlas100 for TTS, but when you were originally sent it in, 100 was for read, which is batched. 200 is for TTS. I see one of them, but

SPEAKER_01it's this one. But I'm pretty sure we Well, it's coming through as a >> donated $100. If you don't see a red flag when she is comfortable looking like she has been

Emily (Coach)slapped in the face by a tackle box, you'll learn. >> I'm still just as perplexed. >> And then >> yeah, no sense. >> And then I mean, look, I guess it's

Brian Atlascoming through as a TTS now, but then you also sent this one, which I'm pretty sure, did we skip it? Maybe you guys tell me if you recall it. It's coming in.

Emily (Coach)>> Blis donated one. Did we read that? >> Another one that I'm still fiddled by. I don't know. >> Yeah. I mean, uh, anyways, whatever. It came in now, so whatever. >> Like synonymous to me. >> $100 TTS if you guys want to get in.

Nyx>> Common sense. >> Uh, okay. Where were we? Oh, the bear. Uh, so sorry. You Why do you pick bear? >> I don't I don't know. If I I was out on a hike, I saw a bear. I thought that

Brian Atlas[ __ ] was cool. If I was out on a hike, I saw a guy, I wouldn't be as enthused. >> Okay. Uh, what about you? Why do you pick bear over men? >> Um,

Asiaif it's my calling to just run into a bear. I thought I like same thing. I thought that'd be cool, but like not all bears attack you. You seen all those bears that just want your food in your fridge? >> They like climb into cars and like people's cabins and they just fart

Asiaaround. >> If I ran into a guy, like, what are you doing in the woods by yourself, too? And then you want to talk to me. I'm like, okay, no. So, >> I just like being around people.

Brian Atlas>> I think it'd be cool to run into a bear. >> Yeah. I'd rather be around an animal than a person. That's kind of what it is. >> Cool. Um, is there a component of like the the man could murder me, the bear can murder me, but like the man could

Nyxessay >> and the bear obviously can't essay or whatever. >> For me, it's not that deep. I just want to see a bear. >> Oh, I thought about that. I mean, that crossed my mind, too. >> It's not that deep. I don't want to be around other men. I only like my

Jackie (OF Manager)boyfriend. Not There you go. Oh, >> queen. >> Um, okay. >> I guess my mindset was I could at least like if the guy was being weird or like

Brian Atlasthreatening my safety, I could at least like convince him somehow versus if bear is just going to instinctly like attack me. >> You can scare off bears depending on the species. my us

Brian Atlas>> is part of the reason that you guys pick bear is it because >> you're I mean essentially you're doing a risk assessment and you think there's a

Nyxlike high chance that you could be attacked in some way. >> No, it's not that deep. I just think bears are cooler than guys. >> Oh, that's a copout answer. Um >> sure. Wait, can you uh scoot your mic

Brian Atlasthat way one inch and then like straighten the top part of the mic? >> Like that? >> Uh, no. No. Like straighten it here. You see it? How it's an angle? Straighten the mic

Brian Atlas>> like towards the camera. >> So, it's like just straight per uh perpendicular. Thank you. All right. >> Okay. >> Uh, yeah, that's good. Okay. So,

Brian Atlasquestion for those of you who picked bear. What do you think about this? Uh, would you what do you think about this? If a man were to say, "I'd rather leave

Brian Atlasmy child with a bear >> over a woman."

Brian Atlas>> That's crazy work. >> Yeah, jungle. >> Yeah. I'd feel more comfortable leaving my child with a bear versus a woman. >> I think that's what would be the reason. >> Sure. I'll give you the reason. So

Brian Atlasstatistics show because a lot of when when it comes to why women pick the >> bear over the man they say well the crime statistics men are more likely to xyz. So women are more likely than men

Brian Atlasto unalive their children born children. It's called infanticide. They're much more likely to unalive their unborn children. >> More likely than what than men.

Brian Atlas>> Yes. More likely than men to unalive their unborn children. So then what if people were using this as justification? They'd rather leave their uh child with a bear over a woman because of this statistical

Nyxprobability. >> Do you think that statistic has anything to do with the fact that women are more likely to stay at home with the kid and also like get frustrated to the point of shaken baby syndrome and such like >> it's the statistic I'm presenting to you

Nyxis per capita. >> Um then I think that's a pretty irresponsible decision to leave it with a bear than a woman. is presuming that the woman is his wife that he has the kid with. If it's a random woman, I think that's irresponsible either way.

Brian AtlasBut >> okay. But do you think it would be kind of like a sexist view to be like, well, hold on. Of course. Like from my perspective, I would pick leaving my child with a woman over a bear. >> I don't think it's sexist. I think it's

Brian AtlasI just think it's irresponsible. >> Well, no, it irresponsible to leave your >> to leave it with a bear. >> Yeah. Very irresponsible. >> Yeah. I don't think that's sexist. >> Would that point to like Wow. Just

Brian Atlasbecause some women unlive their children doesn't mean that you're not gonna leave your child with a woman instead of a

Brian Atlasbear. >> The the correlary is there are some men who are violent. There are some men who are predators. Most men are not

Brian Atlaspredators. It's probably the wiser choice to pick a man than the bear. >> Clearly. >> Wait. Some women actually argue that

Brian Atlasthey prefer >> they prefer the bear genuinely over the man because they fear the man. >> I don't. So what does that have to do with me? >> Okay, then it's not your argument to have. What about you? What do you think?

AsiaYou picked the bear. >> For myself, but if it was for a baby then yeah, like I >> No, but even for yourself. I get it. Look, ultimately I think women just they greatly

Brian Atlasunderestimate the risk profile of an encounter with a random bear >> and greatly overestimate the risk profile of an encounter with a random man. Anyways, I'm not going to linger on it too long because you guys aren't going

Brian Atlasto make doesn't sound like you're prepared to argue on it. >> So sad. Okay. Uh let's see here. >> Most of us chose mans.

Brian AtlasUh, starting with you, Bailey, or not, sorry, not Bailey. Uh, Isabella, a man dating a transgender woman is straight, to which you agree. >> Yes. >> I don't think anybody else here has agreed with you. Um, so really quick,

Brian Atlaswhat's your position there? >> Uh, we've talked this before, but I believe they're straight. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Do you think uh can I Well, let me ask the go around the table really quick.

Bailey (Nursing)Ask everybody. Can we get some definitions here? What is a woman? >> Uh, X Y chromosones, I think. Chromosone. >> Yeah.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. What is a woman? >> Um, uh, gender or sex? There's different umbrella terms. >> Just what is a woman? What's What's your definition of it? Did you finish your drink, by the way?

Isabella (Bio)>> Um, my energy drink. >> Yeah. Do you want to just pocket it or something? Okay. >> Um Oh, you're going to get me here. I already know this. Um, a woman is >> just asking you what the definition is. >> Someone in tune with their femininity.

Brian AtlasThere you go. That's mine. >> Okay. Can men be feminine? >> Mhm. >> Can men be in tune with their femininity? >> Yeah. >> Can can a man identify as a man but also be in tune with his femininity?

Brian Atlas>> Yes. >> Okay. But so then but that wouldn't be a woman then if he identifies as a man but is in tune with his femininity. >> If the woman declares himself a female. >> Okay. So self ID they identify. Okay.

Jackie (OF Manager)What about you? What is a woman? >> I guess whoever identifies as a woman like >> So a woman is somebody who identifies as a woman. >> I mean I feel like that's like their own choice to decide.

Brian Atlas>> So if I identify as a woman so I can like you know get picked up by hot babes and Uber. Like I'm a woman. >> Well I don't >> change anything about me. I just if I

Brian Atlasdon't change anything about me I don't transition. Whatever. I just ID as a woman. Am I a woman? >> Sure. That's what you think. >> So I Yeah. I mean, even if I were Well,

Brian AtlasI'll save my position till the end. Uh, what is a woman? >> Me? >> Yeah. Can you tilt your mic down just a tad?

Brian AtlasJust There you go. Go ahead. >> To be honest, if you have like a vagina. >> Okay. like born with a vagina

Brian Atlascuz there's like a surgery, right? So would you consider that a woman? >> But you just said you didn't change anything about you. >> No, but so you're def I'm just asking your definition. So your definition of a woman is somebody who was born with a

Brian Atlasvagina. >> Yeah. And you can have the surgery and then identify as a woman. >> But so if a man who was born with a penis gets a surgery to have a vagina, >> are they a woman? >> They consider themselves one. Yeah. But

Brian Atlasdo you think they're a woman? >> Yeah. >> It does it fit your criteria of what a woman is? >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Does it matter where they place the vagina? >> Should be where it's supposed to be.

Brian Atlas>> Where's that? >> Right there. >> Down there. But like for example, so the procedure when men get the neo vagina, it's not vag that's not [ __ ] Trust me.

Isabella (Bio)Trust me, bro. >> Have you tried it? tested itself. >> No, but trust me, >> that's not [ __ ] >> Do you like watch that [ __ ] or what? >> Just trust me, bro.

Jackie (OF Manager)>> No, but it's not from like no experience. Then how do you really know? >> It doesn't lubricate as bro. How do I >> They don't make for that.

Brian Atlas>> No, I'm straight. Or wait, hold on. How do I frame this argument? Um, I'm not gay. I've never been with a man, but how do I know I'm Wait, hold on. Is this kind of dog [ __ ] argument? >> Yeah. Go on.

Brian Atlas>> Take your time. >> Mhm. Restart. >> Are you glitching >> from the top? >> Um, no. I'm just I'm just thinking like how to dunk on your [ __ ] take. Uh, >> you don't really have to dunk on it.

Brian Atlas>> It needs to be dunked on. Um, how do So, how would I know if I've never experienced it? Uh, okay. So, just biology, science. >> Okay. Like that's not >> Do you know the biology of the procedure

Brian Atlasand like all the >> like phys physaries

Brian Atlasor what? >> I don't need to be intimate. >> Well, ovaries are not vagina. But >> you're talking about anatomy and how anatomy is >> Yeah. What about it? Go ahead. >> They're giving you a fake vagina. >> What? Sorry. They're giving you a fake vagina. >> Yes.

Isabella (Bio)>> What do you mean? >> Like they're giving you an non-natural vagina. They're being >> non-natural vagina. You're >> being presented with one. They're creating it. It's not something that you're come out of the womb with.

Brian AtlasThey're creating it. They're making it. >> No, but so I would be more descriptive. I would say it's a hole is being dug into your pubic area and your penis has been inverted.

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