Andrew Wilson CLASHES With Boss Babe Conservative Feminist Girls?! HEATED Debate! | Dating Talk #238

Date: 2025-04-14

Duration: 8h 02m

Guests

CCaitlyn (Virgin)

LLauren (Brothel)

LLydia (Pro-Life)

Brian Atlas

AAndrew Wilson >

NNatalie (Seattle)>

AAbigail (Married)>

Identified Speakers

SPEAKER_02Abigail (Married)(guest)

SPEAKER_03Ryder(guest)

SPEAKER_06Andrew Wilson(guest)

SPEAKER_08Brian Atlas(host)

SPEAKER_14Natalie (Seattle)(guest)

Key Moments

IntroAll 8 guests introduced

Key MomentAndrew Wilson defends male authority/headship in marriage. Significant pushback.

Key Moment$999 champagne pop from Ogle

Key MomentRyder's TikToks: nice guy ex and abusive ex-husband

ControversyLydia's abortion clinic confrontation video — most contentious segment

Topics Discussed

Guest Introductions

8 guests: Ryder (abusive ex), Maddie (LDS), Lydia (pro-life), Natalie, Lauren (brothel), Haley (dairy), Caitlyn (virgin), Abigail (married at 19).

Ashley St. Clair / Elon Musk Baby

Panel reacts to Ashley discussing having Elon Musk baby.

Andrew Wilson Authority in Marriage

Andrew defends Orthodox Christian male headship. Significant pushback.

Ryder TikToks

Nice guy ex and abusive ex-husband TikToks. Ethical debate on posting about exes.

Lydia Abortion Clinic Video

Most contentious segment. Confrontational interaction with clinic staff.

IVF Burning Building Hypothetical

Save 5-year-old or 1,000 embryos? Tests embryo personhood beliefs.

Transcript

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SPEAKER_01wants to make a difference and have the messaging to her be you're really not that valuable unless you give it up and go into the home and only have a family and only raise a family. And the and not only were we sending her that message,

SPEAKER_01but young men are actually believing that. They they're actually believing it, especially on the right because like the TRD mom has gotten so popular. And it's like, no, if we do that, we're not

SPEAKER_01going to have any strong conservative or right-leaning women to provide a role model for younger conservative women

SPEAKER_01who, and there's nothing to apologize for here, don't necessarily want to spend all their 20s and their 30s getting married and and having kids or can't. They just weren't able to meet

SPEAKER_01somebody and definitely don't need to be shamed over it. Another

SPEAKER_04I think that was it, right? Yeah. Okay. Uh, reactions. Reactions from the panel. Agree, disagree. Oo, 5050. I agree to an extent. I think

SPEAKER_04you could, but I think you can still work and be a voice and still have be a a mom, a present mom. For instance, at my organization, we're full of women who are pro-life activists, and many of our

SPEAKER_04staffers who are moms bring their babies to go and table on college campuses to educate people. Um, and I mean, my my staff likes to joke about how one day when I do have kids, I can bring my real

SPEAKER_04life baby model instead of my fetal models around and um, talk about babies with my actual baby when I'm on college campuses. So, you can absolutely do both. you can be a voice, a conservative voice, because I do think that's

SPEAKER_04important and I do I do think we need um especially um conservative pro-life Christian women to be voices out there. It's very important. Um but no, I think you can still do both. You can still be

Brian Atlasa mother and do that at the same time. Uh pull up the uh pull that back up. Oh, uh go back to the other one though. Go F11. My bad. Uh, so we're going to read, uh, scroll

Brian Atlasup. Uh, I don't get this tradife trend. Why do men want to revert to the 1950s when women Oh, okay. This What is Okay. Uh,

Brian Atlastab over to the next one. Men aren't didn't Wait, Matt Walsh responded to this. What? Tab over to the next one.

Brian AtlasUh, this is Okay, I'm going to read this from Matt Walsh. then we'll maybe do the video. He says, "The difference between the romantic interests of men and women could perhaps best be summarized this

Brian Atlasway. If you give a man a choice between an attractive, sweet, kind, feminine grocery store cashier who makes $13 an hour and wants nothing more than to become a mother one day or a high-powered, ambitious, loud, rich corporate girl boss whose greatest dream

Brian Atlasis to be a CEO one day, most men will choose the former without hesitation." If you give women the same choice, the mildmannered uh scroll down, unambitious guy working a cash register, the highly paid corporate go-getter, you're going to

Brian Atlashave a lot more takers for the latter option. Am I saying that most women are greedy gold diggers looking Wait, this is just from his video, isn't it? Maybe we should just play his video. Uh, scroll down a little bit. Scroll to the

Brian Atlasvery bottom. Okay. Oh, no, no, no. Don't, don't. Uh, let's go back to the video, then. Why don't we just play the video? Uh, yeah. And then F11. By the

Andrew Wilsonway, Rachel ratioed both of those women on those post. Oh, nice. Uh, then go to video tab and then hit play. All right. A man is not looking

SPEAKER_07for a business partner. He's not looking for someone to provide for him. He wants a wife. He wants a mother for his future children. He wants a helpmate. He wants

SPEAKER_07a woman, not a man. This is not a new phenomenon. Megan calls this desire of young men a problem that is coming up on the right, but it's not a problem and it's not coming up. Kim Iverson

SPEAKER_07responded in an agreement with Megan and said that she quote doesn't get this tradife trend, but what she's calling a trend or what Megan says is just coming up is in fact the norm. It's the way

SPEAKER_07human society has been organized since the dawn of civilization. A young man seeking a woman who will have his children and prioritize raising them and keeping a home is doing the same thing that billions of other young men have

SPEAKER_07done since time immemorial. This traditional approach is not some new fad invented by Tik Tok influencers. Nor is it a far-right conspiracy. It is the way of human civilization. These young men,

SPEAKER_07they want what their grandfathers wanted and what their grandfather's grandfathers wanted and what their grandfather's grandfather's grandfathers wanted and on and on through the ages. The trend, the fad, the new thing,

SPEAKER_07Megan, is feminism. However you feel about career women who find their value and purpose in the working world, there's no question that they are the ones doing something

SPEAKER_07new. Feminism sent women out of the home and into cubicles and boardrooms. Feminism convinced many women to desire professional success over and above family and children. And now feminists

SPEAKER_07are angry that men were not reprogrammed along with them. Yeah. Okay. Men bars don't want what feminism is selling. You

SPEAKER_07may think they should want it. You may want them to want it, but they don't. They look out and they see that ever since the rise of feminism, divorce rates have skyrocketed, birth rates have plummeted, 60 million babies are dead, and most people are by every metric much

SPEAKER_07more miserable. And they don't want that. You cannot make them want it. and getting angry at them for not wanting it is first of all fruitless, second arrogant, third unfair, and fourth

SPEAKER_07foolish. He's so quick. Because these young men that Megan is referring to have an innate desire to be providers. Okay? They that's why they

SPEAKER_07are not especially interested in women who put their careers first. They want to provide. The desire to provide is a noble desire. Even if many of these men will end up splitting the financial load

SPEAKER_07with their wives in some way, still the desire to provide is noble and it should be encouraged, not shamed. It's not sad. There's nothing sad here, Megan. These

SPEAKER_07young men are experiencing a deep ancient yearning. A yearning to leave home and find a wife and become one flesh as the scripture says and then to have children and carry on their bloodline and then to go back out into

SPEAKER_07the world on a mission to provide for their family thereby fulfilling their destiny as men. This desire is primal and timeless. It is not a primal timeless desire for a colleague or a

SPEAKER_07business partner. It is a desire for a wife, a woman he can provide for and fight for and conquer the world for. And in return, in return, he

SPEAKER_07wants a woman who will have his children and raise and love them and prioritize them above anything and show him appreciation and respect and

SPEAKER_07affection. That's what young men want. That's what any man wants. Almost every young man wants this. uh until our

SPEAKER_07feminist matriarchal society beats it out of him or convinces him that he can never have it. He can never have the thing that his grandfather had and that his grandfather's grandfather's had and his grandfather's grandfather's had and

SPEAKER_07on and on and on. So if you want to know why so many young men are demoralized and depressed and broken, it's because for their whole lives they've been told that what they want down at the deepest

SPEAKER_07level of their soul, they should not want and they cannot have. Every man before them in history could have it, but not them. We're too enlightened for that now. The feminists took over and they

SPEAKER_07know better. They know better than our ancestors knew. They know better than the combined wisdom of all human history. Do we sell pizza? That's the message that these young men here. Yes, but I can after the show. You want to

Brian Atlastalk about sad, Megan? That's sad. Uh reactions, reactions, reactions. That was so

SPEAKER_04beautiful. Yeah, I agree completely with him. I agree with him. Reactions. I think he's allowed to, you know, I agree with you. He's allowed to say that. Um what do you think? I think Sorry, Lauren. I thought the line was interesting where it's like every man is

SPEAKER_04going to have the desire to provide and that's a great thing, but he'll have to end up sharing the financial responsibility with his wife in some cases. And I think that's just a situation that like sadly modern day people have to be prepared for. So in

SPEAKER_04that case, if you're would you take the grocery store cashier that's making $13 an hour? Would that be the amount of time and hours she has to work be a relevant use of time compared to when she could be taking care of your children, but she can't because she has

SPEAKER_04to do both? So I would prioritize in just all of tonight's conversation an educated woman that may have to work but still loves family and wants to spend time with her kids. There's a balance for it all.

Andrew WilsonYes. Yeah. Yeah. I agree with that. I don't agree with it. I don't think it's bal I don't think it's balanced at

Andrew Wilsonall. I think look, there's no good way to reconcile that if you can spend the most amount of time with your children than you should. Oh, there's no just no way to reconcile it any other direction

Andrew Wilsonthan that. And the thing is is that most people can and don't. Instead, what they do is they prioritize themselves and they and then they do outsourcing to

Andrew Wilsonprioritize themselves. They won't take material cuts. They won't live a little smaller. They won't have the not a luxury automobile. They won't have the, you know, not Netflix, whatever it is

Andrew Wilsonwithin the budgetary confines in order to materially pursue something. And it's like I don't really think it's a give and take and I don't think it's about balance. I think it's basically there's one way which is always correct which is

SPEAKER_04to prioritize towards the children even if it's at the expense of the parents. Yeah, totally. But that's just Matt's example. I think it deserves to be said. So, do you still want to be a boss,

Brian Atlasbabe? Not when it comes at the expense of my children, but I am perfectly happy having a career until I reach that point. But I guess this all stems from when we were talking about the relationship

Brian Atlasstatus. You were dating a guy for two years and there was so there's the mismatch when it came to religion. He was Mormon. You're not Mormon. Mismatch there. But I

Brian Atlasguess what seems to have led to the breakup really wasn't so much that. It was he wanted kids. He wanted to get married. the timeline was different

Brian Atlasbecause if it was the Mormon thing, although look to be charitable, um maybe you fell more into your faith. I don't maybe I shouldn't have presented that argument for you before you brought it

Brian Atlasup, but uh you would have known he was Mormon right away, wouldn't you? But you proceeded to date him for two years despite this. So, at least the way you

Brian Atlaspresented it, it occurs to me that the primary thing was you wanted to boss babe it up. He wanted to have family, kids, marriage quick. Is that fair to

SPEAKER_04say? No. And I'd prefer to not use that scenario. It's honestly just too complicated to talk about here. Mostly a religious thing. Um, okay. What did you disagree with him on the

Brian Atlasreligion? I don't want to get into it. Okay. Sorry. Um, but I'm just confused like so you knew when you first met him he was Mormon, right? If that's a

SPEAKER_04dealbreaker, why did you date him? Um, I think we both just thought we each other could change. Um, I think he thought I could change. I thought I could see change in him and ultimately

Brian Atlasit it didn't work out. Well, change what? Religion. More religious comp compatibility. I mean, I feel like maybe you could get somebody to like pick up after themselves, but to change their religion. It's a common thing. Christian

SPEAKER_04girls will do missionary dating where they date a guy to try and convert him. It's terrible. It is very true. Like if he's an atheist or or even just like different like it's totally a thing like I

SPEAKER_04I so Christian girls are like dating Muslims. That's not going to work out. Thinking that they're not like Muslims, just people that aren't as strong in their faith. And we women think that we can make a difference. But Mormonism is like a different faith, isn't it? You

Abigail (Married)guys do recognize that that's terrible. Yes. Oh, yes. Absolutely. You say you you recognize that that's terrible. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. That's why Yeah. That's why I brought it up. Um Okay. Well, uh Okay.

Brian AtlasOkay. All right. Um I just don't know about the whole boss babe thing. It's okay. All right. Uh well, I mean I don't know. Any other boss babes at the table? I

SPEAKER_04think I'm a boss babe a little bit, but not a little bit. I mean, I plan on working when I have kids. So, a teeny bit. Okay. Boss babe [ __ ] All right,

Brian Atlasthat's cool. Um, what was there another video? There was No, I don't think Well, I mean, we could actually react to Andrew. Do you have Andrew? Do you know

Andrew Wilsonif you have like a short one or two minute clip with your thing with Tommy Lauren? Um, I I don't I don't have one handy. know I would have sent one over if he had let me know. Um, well, what

Brian Atlasessentially was maybe instead of watching the video, maybe we could do that next time. What was your disagreement with Tommy? I asked Tommy what uh social what was

Andrew Wilsonthe actual social duties that women had in society, which was on par with men's social duties. And she said essentially nothing. Tommy Lauren essentially her position was men want to do this and the

Andrew Wilsonreward that they get is they get to see me happy. Isn't that great? Oh yes. So we kind of talked about that earlier I think. Yeah we Okay. All right. Well then though it did spin it

Andrew Wilsondid span into to other things. Um right. But but yeah I mean that was the the root of the argument. Um, and the root the root of most of these arguments when it comes to the social dynamics between

Andrew Wilsonmen and women is that for a long time, men have been getting the [ __ ] kicked out of them in society as being the expendable class of society. And and this has been under the guise of acting as though there was some authoritative

Andrew Wilsonpatriarchy who instead was oppressing women. And the opposite has always been true that under men's authority, women thrive. And so the that that that's been

Andrew Wilsonthe idea socially for a long time. Sure. And we've been able now to begin to take this inverted idea and reverse it to where it's actually supposed to be, which is like, no, it turns out men

Andrew Wilsonbeing in charge of [ __ ] everything is a really, really good idea. It's just a really good idea for society. And when you look at all the numbers, all the

Andrew Wilsonstats, all the data, all of the various uh uh effects and outcomes, turns out that men are really good at this [ __ ] and women really aren't. And that's it. And there's not really good arguments

Andrew Wilsonagainst that. And women have social privilege in society, which is needed because they have to reproduce the next generation, but they're [ __ ] not. And so why aren't they, right? And do they have an obligation to? And the answer

Abigail (Married)for most women is that they don't. That's a problem. It's a problem. Problem. Do you guys think that women are obligated to reproduce? Sorry.

Andrew WilsonMost women. Well, it's not it's not obligated to reproduce, but an obligation to move society towards reproduction. I think they're obligated. So, I'm not saying this is a problem people get in their brains, right? They think when you say women have a social

Andrew Wilsonobligation to reproduce, well, some women can't reproduce. It's like, well, yeah, we know some women can't reproduce. Some men can't join the, you know, the military. Some men can't protect their own families because of disability. We know that, right? The

Andrew Wilsoncase is though, where do we want to move as a society? We want to move towards a reproductive society. So, we want the society to glorify the mother and the family and everything else should just

Andrew Wilsonbe noise. Boss babes should not be glorified. Workingass women, there's no reason to glorify that. What is to glorify there? Yeah, I don't want the best and brightest women slaving away in a [ __ ] cubicle. I want them at home

SPEAKER_04raising the next generation of the best and brightest kids. Yeah. Not outsourcing it to [ __ ] Consuela. That's stupid. Question. Would you take care of your daughter until she found a husband? Would you? So, she didn't have

Andrew Wilsonto work, but she's looking for a husband full-time. Yeah. I think that not only is that the uh was was the standard in society, but look at kids now. You know,

Andrew Wilsonzoomers in even millennials were living at home longer and longer and longer and longer and longer until, you know, 23, 24, 25. Women, this is often the case. And by the way, when men men move out,

Andrew Wilsonthey'll go get like a studio apartment, right? And then litter it with beer cans and and rappers. They don't give a [ __ ] right? Women don't do that. they have female roommates. They go out and move out with female roommates. They mostly

Andrew Wilsonaren't even living alone that young, right? So, it's always seems to be that they're under the domain of protection of men no matter what. And so, yeah, if uh if women though, I don't think it's a good idea to prioritize them going to

Andrew Wilsonschool for an elongated period of time that they should prioritize uh dating the right people, getting into the correct social groups so that they can find and categorize husband and family

Andrew Wilsonfirst. And the fact that that's even controversial to me is [ __ ] crazy. I just like it's it's so obvious. No. All right. Nope. Sorry. Got to move it on.

SPEAKER_09Uh the Frank Castle. Thank you. Frank Castle donated $30. Andrew can't put down the Duncan made me cry out laughing today. Good work with those idiots. He's

Brian Atlasreferencing Andrew was on Piers Morgan and had a uh quite a quite a spirited back and forth with some UK feminist lady. Um, thank you for that. We got

SPEAKER_09Rachel. Rachel Wilson donated $30. Chair one and chair five are pretty good arguments against women voting. We'd be better off letting spoons vote. They have a higher IQ. Is that actually

Brian AtlasRachel? I don't know. Um, thank you. Maybe Rachel Wilson. I'm not sure. Uh, we got Randy here. Donated $30. Modern psychology is fake and another method to

SPEAKER_09brainwash. Grab money through bills and useless degrees and reduce reproduction. Less common folk is good for elites, especially with more automation.

SPEAKER_09All right. Thank you, Randy. Appreciate the message. We have Sons of Liberty here. Sons of Liberty donated to $29.99. These podcasts teach me women are

SPEAKER_09inherently nonverirtuous. Women's natural instincts are to be non- monogous, desire casual sex and toxic behaviors in partners, and relish deleting their offspring. I mean, to be

Brian Atlasfair to this panel, uh, we got like two women who are virgins here, two women, two who are married. Was it three? Somebody engaged or someone was I was engaged last time I was on. Now I'm

Brian Atlasmarried. Gotcha. Okay. We got two married women and they're both You got married. I just assume all the women on this podcast are married at 19, married at 20 21 21. We're pretty children. So, I mean, yeah. Well, congratulations to

Andrew Wilsonyou all. May you have many, many children to assist with the reproduction crisis. And may they be Is anybody pregnant here? Do we need to do a pregnancy test? Stay a little bit extra. But um I

Andrew WilsonI do have to get It was very nice to meet all of you. Um good luck to you all. I enjoyed the spirited back and forth with all of you. Have a great night. Thank you for tuning in, Andrew. Appreciate it. Hope you have a good

Brian Atlasnight. Have a good night, Andrew. Uh, so Mary, you can hit in the sources, hit Discord here. Oh, that looks cool. Uh, yeah, we're getting uh So, the Discord, hit the

Brian Atlaseyeball and then go to center zoom and hit the eyeball there and that'll hide it. All right, guys. Uh, so if you want to get a roast in, $29 TTS for the

SPEAKER_09roasts. Going to let this one come through. Uh, okay. What the heck? D Frank Castle 512 donated $30. Chair one is definitely on drugs. Andrew, I was

SPEAKER_09surprised you took it pretty easy on the trans dude. Even after he called you stupid, you definitely had a lot of ammo and were justified to do so. He just tuned out, but he probably still

Brian Atlasheard it because he's probably still tuned uh hearing some of the stream or something. Wait, which one? What? It was on Pierce Morgan. Oh, yeah.

SPEAKER_04Yeah, no. None of us like No, no, no, no. He was arguing with someone that was trans and yeah, there were some comments. Guys, if you want $30 TTS if you want to get a roast in,

Brian Atlasuh, we have some notes we need to get through and a couple things. Luckily, there's not too much here from the questionnaire. Uh, but I do, let's see, why don't we just do uh why don't we just do a bit of notes before we do the questionnaire. Uh, Natalie, you you

Brian Atlasdescribe yourself as a high-value woman who's only going to date a high-V value man. Men have only treated me with the utmost respect and decency. Uh, what is a highv value woman?

Natalie (Seattle)Um, I think that's somebody that holds their um I mean I I don't know. That's a good question. I think it's somebody that

Natalie (Seattle)holds their beliefs um and upholds them. So, what they believe in. Um, for me, that's my faith. And so, I'm going to try to honor God in all that I do and

Natalie (Seattle)say and act. And I try to do that to the best of my ability. And um, so I hope to find that in a guy. And I would say that that's the same for a high value man. I would want him to honor God and all that

Brian Atlashe says and all that he does as well. Okay. You said that being overly nice doesn't make you lovable. It makes you disposable. Yeah. Do you mean like as a

Natalie (Seattle)woman being overly nice? I think that I I kind of mean that in a sense of if a guy's like, "Hey, um, love to take you on a date. Will you drive to me?" And being like, "Yep, I'll hop in the car

Natalie (Seattle)right there and I'll drive to you right away." And it's like a lack of allowing the guy to pursue you. You're being almost like overly nice. Wait, if you drive to his place, No. or to the date or whatever. Let's say that Let's say

Natalie (Seattle)like your guy's like wanting to take you out on a first date. Sure. Um, I would I would want for him to come and pick me up and do like the traditional date, right, and show the effort there. But if

Natalie (Seattle)he's, you know, just sitting at his house and and is texting me late at night and wanting me to come over and I'm overly nice and I just want to come over and see him and I think that that

Brian Atlasmakes you not a high value woman for a first date or Yeah. Like if he's like, "Hey, come over to my place. Let's hang out." Want that? I mean, you're you you said you've

Brian AtlasHold on. You said you were a virgin, right? I mean, you're not going over to That's what I'm saying though. House at 11. I'm saying that that's just like a small like a small scenario. But what about if he wants to meet you at 6? He

Brian Atlaswants to meet you at 7:00 p.m. at a restaurant to take you out to a nice dinner. I will be there. No, but he says meet me there. That's okay. Oh, that's okay. Yeah. Okay. So, it's okay. I see.

Brian AtlasThat's totally okay. I would totally make the effort. Okay. Um, you said unjabbed or nothing. Okay. I don't know if we can really get into that on

Brian AtlasYouTube too much, but uh Okay, cool. Um, so if they got Is this just the co or is it all vaxes? No, that was just co. Just co. Okay. After everything that's come

Brian Atlasout. [ __ ] it up with the measles or some [ __ ] I don't know. Um, uh, you said you love gender roles. Men should lead, but they have to be worthy leaders. You said you're saving intimacy for marriage. Doesn't make you prude.

Brian Atlasmeans you uh here we'll do why don't we do splits on these. Oops, my bad. Hold on. Uh you said that does make you approve. It means you value your body, your future spouse too much to give away

Brian Atlaspieces of yourself to people who aren't committed to you. You said feminine energy is powerful. You believe women were designed with strength that compliments men, not compete with them. Uh you said you'll never date for fun or out of boredom if I can't see a future

Brian Atlaswith someone. uh or well, why would you waste their time or mine? Intentional dating isn't boring. It's just focused on the bigger picture in the hearts of men I'm engaging with. You said feminism lied to

Brian Atlasyou. They told us we could have it all, but at what cost? Working 70our weeks, being strong and independent, and putting off family until it's too late doesn't sound empowering. It sounds miserable. Modesty is hotter than you

Brian Atlasthink. Anyone can show skin, but covering up is a real flex. It says I know my worth and I don't. Or it says, well, yeah, it's these are this is what you're saying, not me. Uh, it says, I know my worth. I don't need attention to prove it. There's something wildly

Brian Atlasattractive about leaving a little mystery. If he's not leading you to God, he's leading you nowhere. A man who doesn't prioritize his faith can't leave a family. So, what do you think about

Brian Atlasthat? She says, uh, modesty is hotter than dressing like a trumpet. She didn't say that, but that's my artistic

Ryderadapt adaptation. Uh, anyone can show us your thoughts. I would just say uh, love that for her. Yeah, love that for her.

RyderAnd that's it. Yeah. Love that for her. Love that you think that way. Cool. Question. I have a question for you. If a

Brian Atlasguy If a guy who you're dating was like, "I don't like your nose piercings." I would take him out. If I was truly wanting to Yeah. All right. Yeah. All right. No argument. First date, though.

Brian AtlasHow about that? No. Cupid. I'd be like he he hasn't shown me enough that we're going to talk to. Okay. So, no on the Okay, fair. Yeah. All right. We got notes from Mad Line. Recently single. Uh, wait. Six months. I get Well, I

Brian Atlasguess rebound. Was there a rebound? No rebounds. Okay. There's no guys in the picture right now. No. No. Like Utah Fat Boys or No, they play they play lacrosse or football guy. I don't know. They play

Brian Atlaslacrosse in Utah. Um, you said a man without purpose, structure, and a track record of success isn't ready for a good woman. Talking means nothing. Results do.

Brian AtlasI did say that you you should put that on your uh real estate pitch. Um, a man's role is to protect and lead. A woman's role is to enrich and

Brian Atlasfacilitate. Oo, enrich. Yep. And facilitate. Uh, careers matter, but love and service to family matter more. Okay. You tracked what you are. So level up

Brian Atlasbefore expecting it in someone else. Soft, you said soft femininity thrives with a disciplined, selfless man. What is soft femininity? I just think it's the ability to let go. I think it's what

SPEAKER_04a lot of women need in this generation is just an actually conservative, disciplined man who can show like I can take the reigns. I can handle all this responsibility and I am strong enough, mature enough, and disciplined enough to

SPEAKER_04take that on. And I just don't feel like women see that all the time. And we would love to see it more. You need a man to be your brain for you. I get it. Totally. That's real. Wait, say that again. It's real. No, it's real. Like

Natalie (Seattle)when you walk into the airport, I don't even want have to think about where I'm going. Like I would love for him to Yeah. take the lead on that. Going here. Okay. Uh, sweet. Uh, let's see. You said

Brian Atlasthe government lies. The Bible holds the truth. Okay. All right. Dating sucks because women don't respect themselves. Men take the easy option but want the

SPEAKER_04hardest. What do you mean by the hard? I think it's exactly what you said about um the attractiveness level of like, you know, some guy is willing to sleep with a girl under his leak but wants the

SPEAKER_04hottest girl at the bar. It's like men will always take the easy option. And so the way to fix dating culture as a whole is for just women to uphold higher standards and just be a little bit

SPEAKER_04harder. I see. I think if you if you up if you just up even a few um variables, it increases the average by a lot. And so it's like even if some of the general population is the reason why dating is

SPEAKER_04as bad as it is is because of modern culture and how people act now. If everything Andrew talked about wanted to happen, that's what would need to happen first. You Yeah. You said uh fixing this

Brian Atlasgeneration starts with women having standards. Men will rise to meet them. Y women having standards I feel like I don't know the the standards are kind of pretty high from

SPEAKER_04women. They're pretty up there. If you want a traditional woman, that woman needs to uphold traditional standards. You can't just that Yeah, sure. But are they across the board? Are women tried?

SPEAKER_04Um, no. Oh, okay. I mean, even you seem to have a bit of push back on this career thing. Yeah, I do. Is that trad? No, but I'm I'm not fully tad. Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_04I I wouldn't say that. Yeah. I mean, I think that's fair. I think people aren't it's not like black or white on or off. If a guy knew he could text a girl on Snapchat at 10 p.m. and say, "What are

SPEAKER_04you doing?" and she didn't respond or give that the time of day ever, people wouldn't do it. But because it happens and because girls are down for that, then that be brings the casuality into these relationships that ultimately

Brian Atlasmakes dating suck. It's a true It's Yeah, it's true. I agree. I agree 100%. I mean I think the probably maybe the ultimate standard that some or most of

Brian Atlasthe women here would maybe want to see is that if all women's uh I don't know if it's would be a boundary or whatever but if all women's

Brian Atlasposition was no sex till marriage probably like increase the marriage rate a little bit men would be dating more int Oh look at this it's the three-way good job is this the first

Brian Atlastime the three cam Hey guys, we got a new camera. I I or not a new camera, a new scene. Kind of cool. Uh, can you guys hear us? Okay. Did anything in the audio change when we did? Guys, it's every angle. It's

Brian Atlasbeautiful. Hey, good job. You're a legend. Um, yeah, I think uh I don't know if if it was just, okay, if you men want sex, they have to get married. That would change a lot.

SPEAKER_04You don't think the divorce rate would be high though, too? Women that save themselves for marriage actually their divorce rates are much lower. And I can show you the statistics if you would like. It is true. Dang. Do you have statistics for like literally everything?

SPEAKER_04Autism. What can I say? Nice. Uh, okay. Nice guys. You said nice guys don't finish last. Weak men do. No girl actually doesn't want a nice guy. Every girl in this on this table, I can

SPEAKER_04guarantee wants a nice guy. Do they? Yes. Yes. We want a man that's powerful but nice. We want a man that could be kind. I wouldn't say nice. Yeah. Kind. But at the end of the day, it all means the same thing. I don't want some random guy that's going to pull over and

SPEAKER_04let a bunch of homeless people into my car because he's so nice. And you don't want a weak man. Yeah. But that's different than just being kind or nice. And I should have used a different word, but the meaning is still there. Yeah. I think a lot of women though, like if you get a girl flowers

Ryderon a first date, I'm not saying all women are going to be uh find that give them the ick, but there's definitely women out there who like he's doing too much. I would go for where some girls are like. And

RyderI'm like, why are you making fun of a man for trying? Like, why are you making fun of a man for trying? Yeah, that's like a possibility. Yeah, like that's so sweet. Like, you had intention. You went, you bought them out before you seen me. I think it's because dating has

SPEAKER_04become like this casual thing with like no purpose or intention behind it. People just like, "Oh, go on a chill date." Like, "Oh my gosh, you got me flowers." It's not that serious. Free dates are the best for the top three dates. Like, just do free dates or under $10 for like ice cream or something. No.

SPEAKER_04Like, but I think getting flowers is like a great thing. And I think it all stems from the fact that dating is is done without a purpose now. And if you're not dating until dating, if you're not dating for marriage, you're dating for heartbreak. And that's the

SPEAKER_04problem is people are just casually dating just for funsies. And then they get shocked when someone actually cares about them and brings flowers to the first date. Like, oh my gosh, a guy that actually cares about me and is serious

SPEAKER_04about being with me. This is thoughtful. Terrible. Yeah, it's amazing. I would go dumpster diving on a first date and that would stoke me. Honestly, I'm so easy to please. Nice. Um, okay. We have, let's

Brian Atlassee here. Uh, okay. If you feel lost, you're distracted and lack purpose from God for your life. That's what you said. Feminism is lying to you about what will actually bring joy. You're a boss, babe.

Brian AtlasI know that my family is going to bring me more contentment than all of that will. Doesn't mean nothing else can. Fair enough. Uh please. You said you won't date someone with ser You won't date someone with serious mental health

Brian Atlasissues. If I work for a strong mind, I deserve the same. I agree with you fully on this. I've actually caught flack because I think I said I've caught flack for two things. Uh, I caught flack

Brian Atlasfor I said I wouldn't date somebody who's bipolar. This was a long time ago. Got a bunch of flack for it. And then I also wouldn't date an ex uh drug addict. Mhm. Like somebody who used to be has

Brian Atlastoo many highs and lows. Well, they could be clean for a couple years, but I just it would be a preference, a very strong preference. Not saying it's like I I wouldn't say it's a if the person's

Brian Atlasfantastic, right? M it's not 100% a deal breaker, but like I'm leaning very strongly like this is a sub optimal uh situation to be dating somebody who used to be addicted to heroin. Oh yeah. I

Brian Atlasthink people can be redeemed and they can stay clean and sober for their entire lives. But like if it's a choice between somebody who used to be addicted to heroin and somebody who never did heroin, I think like all things being

SPEAKER_04equal, I'm picking the soberest soberest. Why not the bipolar that doesn't do it? Why not bipolar? Yeah, it's a lot to keep up with. Uh I'm just very minimally bipolar and stuff and I

Brian Atlasfeel like Sure. like I'm pretty chill. And I mean, look, I think you have to look at the entire package. Um you have to look at the totality of uh who somebody is, but generally speaking, I

Brian Atlasthink both men and women, we're trying to get the best that we can get. We're trying to get the most optimum partner we can get. And if we're just being realistic, there are certain things that tend to like person could be great and

Brian Atlasattractive and all these things, but then there could be like XYZ bullet points where it's like, ooh, okay, not ideal, not ideal, not ideal. I think uh

Brian Atlasmental illness and specific mental illnesses tend to be like not ideal. Would you not date someone with schizophrenia? Probably not. I mean, I know there's

Brian Atlasdifferent severities to it, but that's a pretty severe Yeah, that's intense. Oh, no. I was just wondering because of family, whatever. I want to be hyping up with a schizophrenic or something. Um, no. No, I'm not. No, I don't think I

SPEAKER_04just have a lot of beliefs on schizophrenia. Like, if we treated it the same as transgenderism, then um the world would be a terrible place because we would affirm their beliefs like following you. There is a person following you. You're right, babe.

Brian AtlasThat's a good point. That's a good point. Um, no, that is true. And uh, yeah, but I got I got blown up. Some girl who used to be a drug addict made a

Brian AtlasTikTok about me. Oh, what? She was like, "Oh my god, he wouldn't date or drape." The [ __ ] is that? Uh, date. Yeah,

Brian Atlasseriously. I'm lightweight. Uh, he wouldn't date somebody who used to do drugs. I'm like, is that I don't feel I don't feel like that that's crazy like a crazy standard. I don't think so. I

SPEAKER_04think that like it also too it's like the worry in a sense if it's especially if it's like something like heroin like chances are if they started using again they might like you might come home and they could be passed away because like

SPEAKER_04it you know when they do it when a long time ago they have a tolerance and then all of a sudden everything could be all peachy and then one thing and you're like oh my gosh what happened and it's so little but it it made a big thing

SPEAKER_04because it's been so many years. So I I agree. And also the thing is is that you know look I used to have an addiction to

Brian Atlaswhat video games uh World of Warcraft. Oh okay. Okay. And the thing is right when it comes to addiction Mhm. if you're going through

Brian Atlaslike a stressful period in your life you could be I I was clean from World of Warcraft for a decade. I was clean and then I had a stressful

Brian Atlasperiod and I I went back. I relapsed. I had a World of Warcraft relapse. Uh and that [ __ ] was crazy, son. It was crazy. Look.

Brian AtlasAnyways, um random. Did it feel good when you played again? Oh my god, it felt so good. It was an escape. It was an escape from my problems. It was like I was shooting up the World of Warcraft.

SPEAKER_04It was so good. Random question. You think men should avoid pornography of Warcraft? Yeah. But like but but so just because somebody's been clean doesn't mean they're going to stay clean. True. Yeah.

Brian AtlasWhat was your what was your thing? Um so you think men should stay away from corn and stuff because it's addictive. Sure. Okay. I don't I actually I I saw some study that it's that's kind of bogus, but uh regardless of whether it's

Brian Atlasaddictive or not, I don't think men watching porn is good. No. I think there's like consumption where it's like, okay, he watches it like once a month. I think that's less worrying than a guy who's like a cummer who's watching

Brian Atlasit like every single day for hours. Uh but ultimately, I think uh no porn or as minimal as possible is probably ideal. And like in a relationship, definitely. Yeah. No, not watching porn. You should

SPEAKER_04save save that for your girlfriend or wife or whatever. So, is that was there a follow-up on that or No, I was just wondering because you were talking about addiction and stuff and I know that's a big one men this day and age tend to

Brian Atlashave. Okay. Yeah. Uh I mean I again I would dispute that it's an actual addiction, but I think uh let me ask the women here. Would you guys do the following trade? So I know a lot of

Brian Atlaswomen have an issue with men who watch uh adult content. Would you guys give up social media and

SPEAKER_04Instagram if men gave up porn? Yes. Yes. Yes. For like like in a relationship or just if you're not in a relationship, you just give it away. Uh let's just say in a relationship. In

SPEAKER_04a relationship, I would say yes. However, um they need to get out these certain philosophies that I have that I'm like scheduled to get out. And as long as they can get them out, then cool. But I just can't have these philosophies buried.

SPEAKER_04What the [ __ ] There's just certain things that I need to say and I need someone either to say it for me or I need to say it. I love that for you. Go

Brian Atlasoff. Um Yeah. Yeah. No, I mean I think the c the impact of social media on on women is commensurate to the impact of porn on men. In fact, I think it's wor I

SPEAKER_04think social media for women is worse. Absolutely. It can be. I do social media for a job and I still agree with you. Well, I think I think social media has been bad

Abigail (Married)for everybody. Yeah. But I think there's a differential impact on women. Females compare I think to like a lot and yeah reading a book I recommend everyone

Abigail (Married)should read it um the anxious generation and it talked about how social media is far more detrimental to women's mental health than it is to men's for many reasons. Yeah. Get off social media if

Brian Atlasyou're a woman. I did it like a year ago and so much happier. Yeah. And I think there's I mean it's there's differences but the impact on a relationship is

Brian Atlasdefinitely different just because I think some women get male validation through the social media which uh isn't really so much a factor

Brian Atlasfor most men. Most men aren't going to social media to get validation from women and most men can't get it. But yeah, uh, let's see here. We have I'm trying to see if there's anything else.

Brian AtlasUh, you said, but wait, hold on. You said a bunch of dope legendarybased [ __ ] Mattaline. Is it you prefer Maddie

Brian Atlasor Maline? What about M Dog? M Dog. M Dog. All right. M Dog, you said a trad wife isn't the only path to fulfilling family focused life. So when you say

Brian Atlastradife, are you saying career boss babe or what do you mean when I'm saying like being a tra wife is the only way? You're saying a trad wife isn't the only path to a fulfilling family focused life. So

Brian Atlasyou're saying like a balance between career and family. Is that Yes, it's possible for sure. I I guess it's possible. That's what I plan on doing. I don't plan on quitting my full-time job working for What if your husband Wait,

Brian Atlaswhat's his name? He's been through this all I don't know if it's private, but his name's Ethan. Ethan, does he do social media or is he more private? He hates that I'm a public figure. He like three followers on Instagram, right? Or 200 or something. He did have more and

SPEAKER_04then he was like, I hate this. Cuz he was getting cuz I posted him too much and people were going after him, like calling him crazy. Ethan, is Ethan watching this? You think might be? He's probably asleep. We're from Norththeast. Yeah, I'm dying right now, by the way.

Brian AtlasIt's late. It's late for you. Um, yo, Ethan, if you're watching this, got look, you got your wife here, right? Oh, no. What's he What's he do for work?

SPEAKER_04He's a behavior technician, so he works with disabled children. Are you the bread winner? No, we make actually about the same. About the same. Okay. Yeah. But I mean, once your social media career blows up, I mean, you're going to

SPEAKER_04be making like You're going to No, I I definitely It's not That's not why I'm doing this, though. No, I I plan on having ch He would have kids. Like, he wants to have kids. He would have kids today if if we wanted to. But no,

SPEAKER_04he's like, "No, I understand." Um cuz I travel so much and I have to have security with me because it's dangerous what I'm doing. Um it is dangerous. Yeah. Yeah. Tomorrow I'm going to uh University of Southern California and

SPEAKER_04they are planning on protesting me. So no, it's hard. So it's it's difficult. Are you doing the speech or is it somebody else in there? It's me. I do a speaking tour. So I'm speaking at Sacramento State on Wednesday, too. Seems like anything. Wait, hold on. We

Brian Atlasgot to help her out. If there's any USC, you said? Yeah. All right, guys. these. So, there's gonna be protesters. We need counterprotesters and you can just come debate me. Like, I mean, we're going to be catching some

Brian AtlasActually, I'm not going to tell him that, but whatever. Um, moving to Abigail here, Abby G. Married at 19. You said to answer the last question, you have experience with two long-term

Brian Atlasrelationships. One where you were masculine and egotistical and your boyfriend was emotional. Oh, I think we these are your old notes, right? We already covered it in your previous show then. Um, okay. Uh, you said

Abigail (Married)I think I don't know if you provide anything new. Well, I don't even have Instagram. I'm going to be honest with you, Brian. So, if anyone's ever if anyone's ever talk to me on Instagram or anything else, you're actually talking

Abigail (Married)to my husband. Just so you know, cuz he manages it. He has actually. Yeah. I don't have my Instagram, but he does. That's kind of based. So, he'll like send me screenshots and be like, "What

Abigail (Married)should I say to this?" Or he'll just respond. But I don't have it post stuff on behalf of you. Um his posts on my story and that's it. Wait, what? Your

Brian Atlashusband's like your social media manager. So funny. He he even does like when she does a post, he'll put put the like the the nail the sparkling nail

Brian Atlasemoji or whatever. I don't know. What's that emoji? The the nail polish emoji. Yeah, he he does that, too. It's so funny. He's funny. Uh, okay. Ryder, you said in your Instagram it says you're

Ryderdivinely protected. What does that mean? Um, uh, oh, it's just meaning like I'm protected like that's it by the divine. No, just divinely like nice. Yeah. Like through through God, through Christ,

Brian Atlaswhatever you want to believe. Tik Tok we watch but with every with anything. You weren't really divinely protected though. On which Tik Tok talk? That that Tik Tok with the like and then he like

Ryderhooked up with a dude like Oh yeah. Yeah. Where was the divine protection? I mean, obviously there was none right there. But um that was also me just

Ryderbeing a the divine protection was with the what is that word? I was just being oblivious and like I just should have known. Yeah, cuz then I definitely would not have spent that much time. I love

Ryderit. Okay. You said you got married at 19 for FAFSA. Is that student loans? Oh yeah. Wait. That makes sense cuz I remember when I got married I was like oh yes yeah yeah yeah cuz the only the biggest reason cuz

Ryderuh I mean number one we were together for a while anyways but uh he was the one that was kind of like we should get married we should get married especially because uh he didn't have parents like they both died when he was a young like

Rydera young age so he was like basically kind of like I want to do this for you because this is the only way I know you could definitely go through school with me and I was like okay I was like I love you so much we're going to get married

Ryderanyway might as well do it now. And yeah. Did he have like some sort of father figure growing up? Oh, no. No. Um, his mom died from like this crazy cancer when he was like six and then his dad died right

Ryderafter from like alcoholism and stuff. Oh wow. So yeah. Yeah. He was a foster kid. So when we met in high school and everything, I was like I was already I was already in the trenches with you. I

Brian Atlasgot the man. So put it back. Um, okay. Uh, you said marriage isn't the main end goal. You said women are more sexually advanced and addicted. What do you mean by this?

Brian AtlasOkay. Wait, I did I didn't think I said marriage. While we still have Mary, can you pull up the meme? That meme, the men's romance versus women's romance. Is this what you're talking about? I'm

Brian Atlasgoing to pull this up. Let's see. Uh, women's romance. I'm going to kill you harder daddy. going to love and take care of you all.

RyderIs that Yeah. I just Okay. So like um actually in college like when I took a seminar and everything for it, it was just like basically talking about like how like when you go through trauma um

Rydersome people express it sexually and obviously women go through a little bit different trauma. Yeah. But like they go through more trauma, you know, like obviously with like sex being sexualized

Ryderand stuff like that. So it's historical too. Yeah. Like the whole thing about the about the statues with the women and that one of their boobs are always like a different color because it's just those weird men that want to take a

Ryderpicture and think it's funny but it's like it's it's a statue. Yeah. But Yeah. Yeah. But that's what I meant by that. But going back onto like how Lydia said

SPEAKER_04earlier. Yeah. A lot of people are not there's different colored boobs. Okay. I know what she's talking. I know what she's talking about. So like there's different size actually.

SPEAKER_04Because like the they're they're touching them and it's like rubbing off the color on statues. Women. Yeah. Why are we talking about statues? Wait, what? I don't know why she brought it

Ryderup. Well, cuz you said about women being like Cuz we were talking about being sexualized for so long. Even like any type of women is going to be sexualized. But what about Explain the statue thing because it's not even a real man. It's not even a real woman and a man. There's

Brian Atlasliterally I know exactly what you're talking about where the statue's like uh worn down or whatever and and the color is different. It's the same thing with a bulge on statues. Women do that. It's literally the same. I could find Yeah,

RyderI've seen photos. I mean, but let's be like I would I I would touch the boobs. You would grab some boobs, too. She grabbed like I feel like that's kind of like you just go by and you're like I

Ryderdon't know. I like honest confession. Yeah. No, I think it's cuz like I like like art. So like Okay. Like I wouldn't go and touch all of his stuff right now because I don't know what he paid for that. I don't know how much he enjoys

Ryderthose. Yeah. So I just feel like every statue you should respect just in general. It's a landmark. I I get that. I I think I think my point of view is

Brian Atlasjust like it's it's just in public. I don't know. Just Okay. statues. I love statues. They're great. Favorite thing to see in public. Statues. Anyways, uh oh uh I had Lydia's notes here, but

Brian Atlaswe'll come to those when she's back from the bathroom. Oh, she's scampering. She's scampering back to the table here. I have something in my eye. Oh, all good. All good. Uh we do Oh, if you need we have uh next time you get up, we have

Brian Atlassome eye drops, I think. Um Okay. Uh you said you met your fiance on Instagram in high school. You had no idea you guys live. Uh how who slid into whose DMs? Oh, I don't We actually met a group

SPEAKER_04chat. So chat, so this is gonna be a nerdy pro life group chat. So don't judge me, guys. I was a nerd in high school and you know the TV show

SPEAKER_04Survivor. Yes. We weren't on it. But um we would play the online version in high school. And I met him because he was the

SPEAKER_04only other Christian conservative type guy cuz it was a bunch of non. And so we found out that we only lived like an hour apart near Charlotte and I was in high school at the time. So my parents

SPEAKER_04are like this dude's definitely a kidnapper. His parents also like kidnapper. And so we wanted to meet up and so we decided to meet up at a mall and my my parents made me go with this other guy to like defend me from him and

SPEAKER_04his parents were like waiting in the parking lot and thankfully we weren't kidnappers and then we ended up going to high school prom together and we've been together ever since. Yeah. Okay. Nice.

Brian AtlasGood times. Good times. Uh Mary, I think last thing here. Can you do the bring it to Twitch? Pull up the Twitch and then we'll go to window and then just leave it there in F11. Uh guys, go to twitch.tv/w whatever. Drop us a follow

Brian Atlason in the prime subub if you have one. twitch.tv/w whatever. Drop us a follow on the prime subub. We have uh let's see here. It's been guys I think it's bugged. It's been like two hours since I

Brian Atlasthink it's bugged, boys. Two hours since we had a prime. Can you guys just check and see if you have a prime sub available? Do a little test. Drop a little prime sub in the chat. Thank you guys. twitch.tv/w whatever. really

Brian Atlasappreciate your support over there. Also, drop us a follow. Okay. Uh, let's see here. You know, I'm going to let some roast come through. I'm going to finish up with the notes. Then, we're going to hopefully get this wrapped here pretty soon. Uh, so I have Lulu. Oh,

SPEAKER_09wait. Lulu. Uh-oh. Lulu donated $30. They're going to roast you guys. One horse face. What possessed you to wear the most cringe pants to ever exist? Also, Brian,

SPEAKER_09please stop inviting Chair on the show. She's extremely lame and boring. What? Abigail's a legend. She's not lame and boring. Do you want to tie some [ __ ]

Abigail (Married)back to Lulu? Um, I'm extremely lame and boring. I don't know. I can see how someone would think that. I try to be very careful with what I say. I'm on the internet. A lot of people are watching

Abigail (Married)me. So, I can see how that come across lame and boring. Um, because I Do you have any special talents or anything? I can. You do a backflip. That's pretty cool. on the table. You can do a back

Brian Atlasflip and land it. Where did you learning? Okay. Wow. She's not so lame and boring now, is she? Okay. Um, do you want to respond about the pants? Can you do you want to show Man, that's [ __ ] up. Like, dude,

Brian Atlasit's a zebra. Zebras are being endangered now. Where did you buy those? Cuz I kind of Where can I get where I get? Zebras are actually bipolar. Wait, what? What? Yeah, zebras are bipolar.

SPEAKER_04Wait, what? Yeah. Huh? I didn't know that. Yeah, zebras are bipolar. Yeah, I like how that's why people don't really work with as much as they do with horses. Yeah, that's crazy. I would

SPEAKER_04never know. Well, zebras are just Well, and they're black. Wait, what's funny? I actually don't get it. What did she say? The zebras are right hilarious. Maybe they changed

Rydertheir mood so quick. Like, what the [ __ ] is that? I didn't know that. You were like the neighbors. Yeah. Can I where can I buy like do they

Rydermake those in men's? To be honest, you know what? I've actually went to uh I went to some like warehouse like uh I went to some like warehouse like sample sale and uh they had a lot of like

Ryderbootcut like men's like cheetah pants and everything. Oh, okay. I was like, you know what? Like if a man is going to rock kit, go ahead. I'm not here to tell you what to wear. If somebody sends in

Brian Atlasa I don't know if it's worth a champagne pop. I will wear some zebra zebra zebra. Yeah, zebra sweatpants for a whole

Brian Atlasstream if somebody does. [ __ ] it. You won't even be able to see him. I mean, well, I don't know. I'll He gets up pretty often. They'll see. You'll be able to see him.

SPEAKER_09I'm wearing camouflage pants right now, so it's crazy. Uh, okay. We have some more chats coming through. We have Randy. Randy donated $30. Thank you, man. Referencing the man milk segment

SPEAKER_09earlier. I had no idea you could milk a cat. Oh, yeah. You can milk anything with nipples. I have nipples. Correct. Could you milk me? Meet the parents. Great movie. It's a

SPEAKER_09Meet the Parents reference. Thank you, Randy. Appreciate it. Uh, let's see here. Daniel McCoy donated $30. Question for the app supporters. Are you vegan? If

SPEAKER_09so, is it okay to terminate a cow's pregnancy so I can eat the bovine fetus? If no, why the meat or the death of an animal? Just a clump of cells. I'm

SPEAKER_04actually in a ve a vegan phase right now, but they only last like for so long and then they last for like two, three weeks and then I go back to eating meat and then I cut out meat again and then go I go back and forth. Why? I don't

SPEAKER_04know. My body it I just do what it wants to do like its desires and I just Yeah, right now I'm not craving meat, but I probably will in like 3 weeks. So it doesn't have to do with saving the animals. No, it just my body if it wants

SPEAKER_09it, I'll go for it. And if it doesn't, then I won't. Okay. Okay. All right. The animals aren't equivalent to people. R8 Panda donated $30. Chair, not sure what you are looking at to your lower right,

Brian Atlasbut chill. Difference between cute and pretty is chair eight and two. I challenge chair seven to find some to debate Andrew on Joseph Smith. Oh, wait. Difference between cute and pretty is

SPEAKER_04when she was talking about what's the difference between cute and Yeah, cuz I was saying earlier that men say that they say Lauren, you're not a beautiful woman, but you're a cute woman. And I didn't know what that meant. And but now

Brian Atlashere's the pickle. You guys got to determine which one of you is the cute one and which one of you is the pretty one. Oh, well, yeah. Oh, yeah. Well, yeah. What does he did? He I think it's

SPEAKER_04just like I' i've heard that, too. I think it's like just a difference in like like a vibe kind of. A vibe. Like cute is more like oh, fun, playful, whereas like beautiful is like more like

Brian Atlasshe's the pretty. Maybe. I feel like she's more handsome than pretty. What does that mean? Pretty. That's a compliment. She looked good. You're a handsome woman and you are heard that

Brian Atlasbefore. You're very handsome. You're the most handsome woman I I do not accept. Thank you. She's She's rejecting the perhaps compliment. Okay. All right. We

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SPEAKER_04should happen every like 5 years, too. Like cuz I I don't know who's right and who's wrong. I mentioned I'm mentally ill, but people don't understand. I wasn't diagnosed with autism until I was 18 and bipolar until I was 21. So, I've been hiding it pretty well. And it also

SPEAKER_04depends on who was in your life at that point. If someone was suck like bleeding you dry and they were that one guy. Yeah. And and then there was maybe a lot of people you It also depends on who's diagnosing you. Yeah, of course. Daniel

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