She HIDES Being TRÂNS?! Single Mom DEMANDS Men Pay For Babysitter?! MlSANDRlST?! | Dating Talk 274

Date: 2025-12-22

Duration: 9h 27m

Guests

Brian Atlas

LLauren (Healer)>

Identified Speakers

SPEAKER_02Taran (Deadly P)(guest)

SPEAKER_03Isabella(guest)

SPEAKER_05Lauren (29, healer)(guest)

SPEAKER_07Brian Atlas(host)

SPEAKER_10Latrice(guest)

SPEAKER_11Nyx(guest)

SPEAKER_12Lauren (24)(guest)

SPEAKER_13Miriam(guest)

Key Moments

IntroAll 8 guests introduced including trans woman and Saudi magician

Key MomentMiriam performs close-up card trick - first female magician on Whatever

Key MomentBrian reveals Taran is trans. Panel reacts.

Key MomentTaran's viral boat kiss + lie detector clip played

ControversyLauren-29 requires men pay babysitter ($60-150) for first date

Key MomentLauren's relationship price list displayed on screen

QuoteTaran says 'Country Texas' when asked to name a country

Topics Discussed

Guest Introductions

8 guests including Taran (trans woman) and Miriam (Saudi magician).

Taran Trans Reveal + Viral Videos

Brian reveals Taran is trans. Boat kiss video and lie detector played.

Lauren Single Mom Babysitter Requirement

Lauren requires men pay babysitter for first dates. Extended debate.

Lauren Price List

$50 per like on another girl, $100 per DM, $2000 for texting ex.

Self-Ratings

Lauren-29 rates herself 10. Miriam rates herself ~2.

Man vs Bear

Most choose bear. Brian draws racism parallel.

Bow Video

Brian shows ex bowing. Most debate submission.

Taran: 'Country Texas'

Taran says 'Country Texas' when asked to name a country.

Transcript

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Taran (Deadly P)attractive woman. For sure, 100%. >> What does attractive mean? >> A girl that you like. I don't know your type. >> See attractive. Not everybody's going to see what you see as a submissive girl. >> I can get the bow way easier than a 10

Brian Atlasout of 10 supermodel. How about here? We can She's a virgin, too. Let's add that on top. standard. No standards are too high. >> But when I'm talking about standards, I'm not talking about >> And she has the biggest labia ever. >> I'm not talking

Taran (Deadly P)>> No standards are too high. >> Can I finish what I'm saying? >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> When I'm talking about standards, I'm talking about what people like are expecting. Like you expect to go on first date and a man might expect you to

Taran (Deadly P)do that too. Like I'm talking about actions. What do you expect? What are your standards? >> Uh I'm not talking about looks. I'm not

Taran (Deadly P)talking over preferences. >> You can have standards related to looks. >> Okay. >> But that's not what I'm talking about. Like when I'm saying no standards are too high, that's what I'm talking about.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. Can a woman have a height standard? Like can a woman say I'll only date a guy who's 6'6? Is that a standard? >> Yeah.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. So, I would think if regardless of how tall or short or whatever the woman is, I would tell a woman, I mean, look, if you're a really, really

Brian Atlasbeautiful woman, yeah, maybe you could get a guy who's 6'6. It's a really small proportion of men who are that tall. It's less than 1%. So, I'm I would tell her like, look, that's kind of unrealistic. I think

Brian Atlasthat's a bit Let's say it's an average chick. Then I'm like, "Okay, maybe you can find it." Unlikely,

Brian Atlasthough. You've shrunk your dating pool to less than 1%. So, I don't understand though. If women can have height standards, why can't I

Brian Atlashave like she's hot standards? She's beautiful standards. You just get caught up. You girls can have any standards they

Taran (Deadly P)want. I mean, I already said like you could that I already said like I answered all your questions when you said that and I was like, "Yeah, like you could have that standard and that's not too high if you're looking for a girl that's 10 out of 10." Like that's

Brian Atlasyour preference. >> Uh Latrice, you interestingly enough leads right into this. Women and their outlandish expectations on men. You wanted to talk on that? Um, yeah, because I think that's the problem and

Latricethat's why it's a lot harder for that's why I'm actually seeing a lot more women that have been single um is because of the expectations that that they have upon men. You know, again, we we've

Latricealready went over this earlier that we were talking about how, you know, men are expected to be the providers, the protectors, to be able to have make certain financial expectations within uh

Latricethe woman's standards also XY Z, whatever. But then when it comes down to women, what exactly do they have to offer that? >> What do what do they have to offer in order to meet that meet those qualifiers

Isabellathat they have and those expectations that they have upon men? What can you offer is the question. >> Your man provides for you and you offer health skills and you you help around the house. >> Yes. There's women that won't offer that at all. >> Okay.

Latrice>> Yeah. >> I feel like you should offer more than just that. Like go to work. >> Why get a job? >> Why do I want to work for a white Why do I want to work for a man who's not going to give a [ __ ] about me

Latricewhile I get to be at home for a man that does care for me and provides for me? >> Cuz you're getting money and you're also helping provide for the family. I'm I'm definitely getting money. I don't have a

Latriceproblem. I'm I'm I'm getting money >> with a joint account, too. >> I I'm actually I'm actually in charge of my of the finances in the household. He

Brian Atlasdoes not have control of money. I do. >> I got to move it on. I'm going to move it on. Um going to Lauren, there's a few more notes for you. Uh you write, "You

Brian Atlasdon't split bills. You don't pay for sitters to go on dates. The man pays. You expect men to lead financially and show effort. And what's interesting is that even with those standards, you've dated men who are fully aligned with

Brian Atlasthat. >> This is the simp epidemic, I think. >> So simp epidemic where men will like for example, a woman could be like a

Brian Atlasprostitute and she'll still find a guy to like who's willing to she'll find a sucker. She'll find a guy who's willing to pay for dates and stuff. I think if you're a I'm not calling you a prostitute, but like there

Brian Atlasare we've had actual literal prostitutes on the show. And they're like >> I don't think there's anything further from being traditional than being a prostitute. Chivalry should be completely out the door. I'm not saying

Brian Atlasshe should be mistreated, but if you want chivalry, you got to be a lady. And trust me, prostitutes are not ladies. They're not They're women, but they're

Brian Atlasnot ladies. And so I think there's this this dynamic going on here where I agree with you like even if you're a totally modern woman, even if you're a stated

Brian Atlasfeminist, you can still find men because men are just that motivated. And men maybe maybe they're too horny, maybe they're too whatever, maybe they they don't have enough options because women when it comes to dating, y'all move in

Brian Atlasabundance. Women move in abundance. Y'all don't There's no shortage of men who want to sleep with you. There's no shortage of men who want to be with you. Uh whether you you find them attractive

Brian Atlasor not, that's another story. Whereas a lot of men, the experience of most men, most men live lives of quiet

Brian Atlasdesperation. Most men don't have like 10 uh 10 women in the friend zone who would readily [ __ ] him. Most men don't have 10 women in the friend zone who are like

Brian Atlasdying to be in a relationship with him. the same way that women have. Women, y'all always have a man in the pocket. You might not like the guy, but there's a guy who's like would absolutely be a total [ __ ] s. You could run that

Brian Atlasrelationship and he'll be a s. He'll pay for dates. He'll he'll simp for you. He'll give you money just to have access to you romantically andor sexually. You

Brian Atlaskeep men in the pocket, the friend zone. And so y'all come from abundance, but a lot of dudes average like an average girl, she has a lot of sexual options.

Brian AtlasLike an average chick, you move through through the world with the sexual optionality of a rock star. As a man, for us to have the same level

Brian Atlasof sexual access you could have. Now, I realize a lot of you don't want I totally get you guys don't want to just [ __ ] anybody, >> but it's so easy for men. >> What do you mean?

Brian Atlas>> Well, hold on. Let me finish my point before we get into that. [snorts] You move through the world as if like in terms of the men that are just like, "Want some dick? Want some dick? Want some dick?" Y'all are rock stars in that

Brian Atlassense. For a man to have women coming at them like that, you got to be you're a 1% man. You're you're either top top tier looks like you to to get that level

Brian Atlasof sexual attention from women. You got to be a nine. You got to be a a Chad. You got to be a nine out of 10 to get that kind of sexual attention from

Brian Atlaswomen. An average woman, a below average woman is getting bombarded with dick proposals. Want some dick? No. Ew. Want some dick? Want some dick? Y'all, y'all,

Brian Atlasyou just get on a dating app, you'll have 10 dudes ready tonight to sleep with you. An average guy goes on a dating app, an average guy goes to the bar, no girls are going to go talk to him. No girls are sliding into an

Brian Atlasaverage dude's DMs. No chicks, excuse me, sir, want some [ __ ] No, it's not happening. It's not happening. So, y'all move through with abundance. A lot most men, they don't have abundance mindset.

Brian AtlasSo, when they do find a girl, they're gonna [ __ ] They'll do a lot of they'll do some desperate [ __ ] And that's where sing comes in. So even if the woman

Brian Atlasisn't meeting a standard, a lot of men, whatever, I'll do what it takes to get her. I'll do what it takes to get [ __ ] I'll do what it takes to get a relationship. And that's not criticism of women.

Brian AtlasThat's a criticism of men. >> Correct. Because these men out here be [ __ ] [ __ ] up. They're [ __ ] Men are [ __ ] [ __ ] up, too. In a lot of ways, a lot of people say, "Brian, you only criticize women." These simps out here

Brian Atlasbe [ __ ] [ __ ] up because y'all are used to a certain y'all y'all ain't doing any y'all ain't holding up your end of the deal as women >> since dating is like hard and unjust for men. Do you expect women to owe you

Brian Atlassomething? >> How did you come How did you draw that from what I just said? >> Because you're talking about how hard and unjust it is and then you're like, >> "Hold on. Look,

Brian Atlas>> I'm not saying it's unjust. I'm speaking descriptively. I'm saying this is what is it is true whether you like it or

Brian Atlasnot, whether it is true that an average woman, she can be bombarded with sexual options. An average man,

Brian Atlaslike honestly, you put you put most women into a man's body, they're incelss. You put most women into a man's body. You think a lot of the a lot of women think, "Oh, uh, if I was a man,

Brian AtlasI'd be running through chicks. I'd have No, you women don't have game like that." Like, you think if you were a dude, oh, I if I was a dude, I would know exactly what to No, you would. Y'all be simps, too. Y'all would be

Miriamsimps. >> So, the issue is that Sorry. Um well men men are not selective and they not shooting

Miriamtowards like their league you know so like they they just like I if they see 10 women they would try with every single one of them and that's the problem that men have women concentrate

Miriamon their goal and they are more selective when it comes to dating >> more selective >> um and we also like I mean almost everywhere in the universe we're just waiting for the man to make the first

Miriammove which put too much pressure on the man. I acknowledge that. But also like we're not we're not just like you know going after every man. So we also not

Miriamget in unless if the man start like approach first and a lot of men nowadays don't approach. >> So >> okay as women I agree that yes men are not

Brian Atlasapproaching women as much anymore. Men are not putting in you know certain well some men are putting in tons of effort. the simp. Uh but yes, that but there's a lot of factors to that. There's there's a different there's a shift in the

Brian Atlassocial dynamics between men and women. But the reality is as an average guy, if you don't make the first move in your life, you're dying a virgin. As an average woman, you don't got to do [ __ ] and men will come to you. Whether you

Brian Atlaslike them or not is a separate conversation. >> And there's a lot of factors that go into that as well. >> Yeah. And it's been like that. Unfortunately, the reality women are the women are the sexual selectors. Women Women are pickier. Women are the sexual

Brian Atlasselectors. I'm not It's not an injustice. It's just reality. It's just reality. Women have more sexual optionality than men. If If I want to get honestly,

Brian Atlas>> people change reality. >> A girl who's a three can get just as much sex if she wanted to. I I you know,

Brian Atlasprops to you guys because if men had the sexual optionality that y'all had that would be like a crazy [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] That would be

Brian Atlas>> I mean it kind of kind of changes you guys are selective. Good. Good. Because if if the roles were reverse

Latrice>> Hey Brian, did you ever see that one video where the girl had um she made a post on I don't know if it was Tik Tok or Instagram. She said that she made a post pretending to be her friend, her male friend, which was actually he was a

Brian Atlasvery attractive dude. >> Dating apps. Yeah. >> And went on a dating app. She realized just how hard he had it. >> Oh yeah. You put you put an average girl on a dating app. She has a thousand

Brian Atlasmatches in 24 hours. You put an average guy on a dating app, maybe he has three. Like you, there's so many there's so many differences. I'm

Brian Atlasnot trying to be like, oh, feel pity for us. I'm just talking about descriptively what is the case. What is the case? And uh I honestly I think a girl who's a

Brian Atlasthree, she has more sexual options than [ __ ] >> I think >> a dudes who's a nine. A dude at least pro you're you have more options. >> I think

Brian Atlas>> quality quality is going to be different. The guy who's a nine is going to get better quality. But in terms of parody in for sexual optionality. Yeah, y'all. It's crazy. Um here I have to

Brian Atlasmove it on. Uh, but you don't split bills. >> Um, you've dated Oh, right. The simps. You've dated men who are fully aligned with that. Uh, I look, women can still

Brian Atlasget it. I think it's a raw deal for men. We have to be traditional. You can do whatever you want. You can be modern women. Benefits of modernity to you the

Brian Atlaswoman. Benefits of tradition to you the woman. Downsides, excuse me, downsides of modernity to the man. downsides of tradition to the man. That's the dynamic that I see. You said you've experienced

Brian Atlasthe full range of relationship dynamics. 50/50 man took the lead. Uh you said you consider yourself a feminist in a realistic way, meaning you believe men and women aren't identical. You think modern dating should operate like you're

Brian Atlasthe same. We kind of I think we already talked about that quite a bit. Um I guess just final qu on on that. Anyways, how do you reconcile being a feminist and holding

Lauren (29, healer)men to traditional gender roles? >> When I define like feminism, I define it as just women being able to have the option and autonomy whether to be in a

Lauren (29, healer)relationship or not and whether to be in a traditional dynamic or not. Like I feel like women should have that choice whether they want to be in that relation that type of relationship or not. >> Okay. You also say that his money is your money.

Brian Atlas>> Yes. >> Okay. Um, should he be doing maybe this is just my notes from your one of your TikToks. Should he be doing the dishes every day or am I >> It just you know relationship depends.

Lauren (29, healer)It depends on like what his job is, how demanding it is. I think relationships should be equal and it just depends on >> what you know who's doing what and who's bringing in what and who >> the demands of labor and things like

Brian Atlasthat. >> Uh you say that misogyny is normalized and even desired in the media. Mhm. >> How so? >> Sorry. Really? Don't mean to interrupt you. Um, just so we understand the

Lauren (29, healer)terms, can you define misogyny? >> Um, I define misogyny like what the first thing that just comes in my head is like example of that video of that woman like serving the man. That's how I

Lauren (29, healer)define misogyny. >> Like the videos that you played earlier of like the woman bowing. >> That's how I define Wait, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. That's how I define it. So

Brian Atlasthat >> I'll be charitable. >> That would be from your perspective. >> From my perspective, >> that would be an example of misogyny. >> How do you >> with words, how do you define misogyny?

Brian AtlasWhat does that mean? >> I think men expecting servitude from women. >> Servitude. So, and just a reminder, >> for a guy to take you on a first date, he has to pay for the first date

Lauren (29, healer)>> and he has to take you to a decent place. It sounds like >> and he has to pay for your babysitter. How is that not servitude? >> Yeah, that because I've explained this earlier that when if I were to get

Lauren (29, healer)pregnant, it just shows him like what type of guy he's willing to do. Like I'm willing to take care of you when you're vulnerable. >> So why don't you why wouldn't you apply that logic to Okay, >> I would have a relationship where we're

Brian Atlasdoing that for each other. >> But why why was that video misogynistic? Wh >> which one? first one or the second one or both? >> Both.

Lauren (29, healer)>> Both are so cooking a meal for your your man. And >> it was like the context that she [clears throat] was like bowing and like >> why would that be misogynistic?

Lauren (29, healer)>> Even if it's culturally weird, how would it be or like >> strange? Why would it be misogynistic? >> Well, I mean, because it's not showing them doing it for each other. It's just

Brian Atlasshowing one as like >> the woman doing something for the man. >> Wouldn't paying for your babysitter and paying for the date. That's him doing something for you. >> Okay.

Brian Atlas>> That he doesn't get in return. So, are you a misandress? >> No. >> But so why would it be if it's misogynist that way? Why isn't it misandress your way? >> Then yeah, then I think you have a point. >> So you're a misandre?

Brian Atlas>> No. No. I was I'm agreeing with you. >> So it's not misogynist. No, I'm agreeing with you. >> So your your entire position just crumbles. >> Well, yeah, I can say that I'm wrong. >> Okay. If if that's genuinely your

Lauren (29, healer)position or you're just >> Yeah. No, I guess I guess you know if they're both As long as I've just grew up in households where I've seen unequal dynamics. But if they're equal in the relationship, then I don't see anything wrong with that. >> If they're equal in the relation,

Lauren (29, healer)>> like if they're both equally taking care of each other, I don't see anything wrong with that. >> Okay. Okay. What I'm against is power dynamics. That's it. >> What's wrong with power dynamics? >> One person having more power than the

Brian Atlasother or one person. >> It's inevitable. But it's inevitable. Don't you think that's inevitable? >> Well, I guess >> like how about this? Men are physically

Brian Atlasstronger than women. So on that in that >> uh at least what's the word for it? In that way, >> there's clearly a power dynamic. >> Yeah.

Lauren (29, healer)Unless like the woman's a crazy bodybuilder and like super whatever and the guy's super weak >> and and I'm just what where I'm coming from is I'm coming from a place of experiencing DV and unequal

Brian Atlasrelationships but if he respects his woman that I you know I don't >> what I guess one thing so do you do you think the bow though is is like misogynistic to want

Brian Atlas>> then I just said no if that's what if >> okay I guess one further explanation on that Mhm. >> You originally viewed it that way. Maybe other women might still consider it like

Brian Atlaskind of crazy or misogynistic. >> My thing with the bow is >> as a woman, a lot of the women here at the table, y'all want men to pay for not all of you, but some of you want men to pay for first dates. And you can

Brian Atlasprobably at least acknowledge that maybe we can just say to be charitable, 50% of women want men to pay for first dates. What does that mean, though? You might think, well, it's a second thought. It's

Brian Atlasnot. It's just you don't even think about it. A man paying for the first date, let's say he makes $20 an hour. >> If when a woman says the man has to pay for the first date, what does that actually translate to in practice, in

Brian Atlasaction? >> So, if a guy makes $20 an hour and he's I think a reasonable first date spend would be $100. I think that's reasonable. You go to Chili's, you get a drink, you each get a drink, you get an

Brian Atlasappetizer, main course, dessert, tip. >> I think you're getting to a hundred bucks. Chili's is not like exactly the most impressive first date. >> If he's making $20 an hour, that's five

Brian Atlashours of work >> for the both of you. >> To be fair, >> if he's p he's eating his own food, so just your portion of that bill, let's say it's $50. >> Mhm.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. A man who makes $20 an hour has to work two and a half hours. Now, I'm not even factoring in tax one. Then it I'm not going to make that I'm not going to make the math complicated. Um, but

Brian Atlasfactoring in tax, it's actually a bit more. But just for simp simplicity sake, if a guy makes $20 an hour, let's just say after tax to make it simple. >> Mhm. >> He has to work five hours or just for

Brian Atlasyour portion, two and a half hours to take you on a date. >> When I think about the bow that I desire, >> 3 seconds, done. That's all she has to do. It's effortless. Any woman can do

Brian Atlasit. Whoops, almost lost my laptop there. When women say, and I think I'm I'm a unique snowflake in this regard. I don't think any other man in America has this

Brian Atlasexpectation besides me. I'm a [ __ ] weirdo. I don't think men really expect all that much. Really? Really? You might say, "Well, they expect sex." Well, if we [ __ ] y'all y'all are the ones who can

Brian Atlascome 10 times in a row. And I don't know. I think sex is a mutual value exchange. I honestly and because y'all be coming 10 times in a row, I think women have the better deal when it comes

Brian Atlasto sex. But if we have sex, that's equal. We both get something. But when it comes to paying for a date, that's one direction, unidirectional. So

Brian AtlasI guess ultimately the bow thing that seems completely effortless, but the translation of a woman saying men should pay for first dates is

Brian Atlas>> go work. Let's say the guy you your husband does construction whatever. Let's say he works a construction job. Let's say he works Let's say he works a job that's that's uh that's labor that's

Brian Atlasdifficult and he makes $20 an hour. When a girl says men should pay for first dates, the translation there, at least how I view it, is go uh dig a ditch for

Brian Atlastwo and a half hours. If I said instead of the bow, if I told a woman, you have to go do [ __ ] physically labor for me for two and a half hours to go on a date

Brian Atlaswith me, y'all would be like, that's way worse than the [ __ ] bow. That's [ __ ] I'm not [ __ ] digging a ditch for you for 2 and 1/2 hours. But if I'm already working and if I'm

Taran (Deadly P)already working and that's what's like you you want and especially if it's something that's more expensive and that's something that I wanted to go to, >> that's still your time though.

Brian Atlas>> But that's that's getting away from the point. My point is people look at, you know, this this expectation for uh even if forget the bow. If I want a girl to cook for me, some women object to that.

Brian AtlasIf I want a girl to cook, if I want a girl to clean, I want uh How about this? Tell me if you object to this. The first time a girl comes over to my house, I want her to do my laundry. [snorts] Do you object?

IsabellaWould you do it? How about that? >> Um, no. >> Would you do that? >> No, but I'm not the son. >> No, but she's like the sun, like you said. >> Haha, that's funny. No, I'm not trying

Isabellato be funny. >> What? What do you mean? >> She thinks this way cuz she really views herself very high. Obviously, >> she she really thinks she's like everything. >> She wants her men to do everything for her. Like you're

Brian Atlas>> I didn't even say that. Like >> you you want a lot. >> Oh, [clears throat] okay. Maybe I misunderstood then. Excuse me. But >> you you won't do the laundry the first time you go to a guy's house for him. Will you do a guy's laundry?

Miriam>> No, but I'll cook for you. >> Uh can you come back, miss? Uh, Miss uh, Nyx, >> can I fix your computer? It's bothering me. >> What's there to fix? >> Just >> It's sitting wrong. Oh, well, never

Brian Atlasmind. >> She's my mom. This is my This is my mom. It's okay. It's okay. [laughter] >> First time you go over to a guy's house, will you do his laundry? No. [laughter] >> No. >> What about you? >> No. >> What about you? >> Sure.

Miriam>> You'll do W. Okay. W. Wife this girl up. What about Well, >> I did it when we were together. First guy you go time you go to a guy's house will you do his laundry? >> I I don't think [clears throat] men and

Miriamwomen should expect husband and wife treatment if if they aren't married. >> Yep. >> Yeah. That's kind of like >> Well, I guess you don't pay you don't care. Wait, hold on. There's your

Brian Atlas[ __ ] notes. >> But isn't that in the traditional sense? Like >> Wait, wait, Miriam, men should Hold on. Men should pay on first dates. Men should prov >> I said if they if they want to have babies, yes, >> but they're you're not married. Yes, I

Brian Atlaswant to have babies, but I'm not married to you yet. Why should I pay for why should I >> fine half and half? I'm fine with that. As long as I'm not paying for his but but are are women going to be satisfied if I'm boyfriend and girlfriend with a

Brian Atlaswoman and I tell her, you know what, in some sort of situation where you would expect me to protect you? >> Oh, sorry. We're not married yet, so I'm not going to protect you because I only do that for my for my wife. >> Yeah, I would protect you.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah, >> I look but your your No, no, hold on. Your position is that should be saved for marriage. The husband wife treatment should be saved for marriage.

Miriam>> Can I clarify? Um so I said they should not expect but if >> it can be done >> right. So like let's say I want to cook. I can cook for the person but I'm not going to do his laundry because that's

Miriamcorrect. >> And in the same aspect I don't I don't expect from the man to like spend money on me or pay my bills or whatever because we're not married. You see what I'm saying? Like I'm fine with like

Miriam>> relax. >> I know the testosterone is getting to you. Chill out. [snorts] >> Okay. Um >> look, I' I've been like I I was never in like a healthy stable relationship. I've

Miriamalways like paid for myself. So if I'm with a man, >> Brian, >> if I'm with a man and he's like just paying for myself, don't get jealous. >> I'm okay with that.

Taran (Deadly P)>> Never mind. [laughter] I mean, like, doing the laundry is extreme, but you know. >> No, no, no. But I don't think it's extreme because >> I don't even wash MY OWN LAUNDRY. [laughter] >> MY SISTER has to come to the house and wash it for me. I [snorts] mean, like,

Miriamyou're 21. >> How How about your sister wash your boyfriend's >> man? Get this. >> I'm not touching on till I know him. >> Okay, hold on, hold on, hold on. So, um, the point I'm trying to make here is is

Brian Atlasthat >> again, and by the way, by the first time you go to a guy's house, that might not You might have already been on two, three, four, five dates. >> Or maybe it's the first date. I don't know. >> I mean, it really depends. If you've been on two, three, four, five dates, I

Brian Atlasmight just do it to do it because you haven't done it. >> I might just cook for you because >> it's always the exception with you. It's always the >> Yeah, I love that. >> It's not an exception. It's the fact that we in a relationship. What I'm trying to say what I'm trying to say

Brian Atlaswhen you guys give me push back on the on the bow thing I don't think it's a in terms of a traditional expectation uh within a traditional dynamic perhaps

Brian Atlasit's you might dispute the you know how soon the the laundry doing gets done but I don't think it would be unrealistic in a traditional dynamic to expect the woman to do the laundry. Maybe you might

Brian Atlasfight me on how soon or whatever >> you said. But you but your question was if you >> why do why do men have to pay for dates and that means they have to work 2 three four five six >> who said they have to pay for all the

Brian Atlasdates >> even if it's just the first date that is still an expectation placed on men that doesn't exist in the reverse. So, if the expectation for the man is you pay for the date, translation, you have to work

Taran (Deadly P)2, three, four, five, 6 hours to make enough money to be able to pay for said date to be able like more than that, though. >> What if you just get ice cream? That's $5. You could work for like five minutes

Brian Atlasto get $5. You can go on the street and go give out stickers and promote and get $5. >> Most most people live paycheck to paycheck. You think all these dudes are [ __ ] ballers? Most people are living paycheck to paycheck. [ __ ] the we got

Brian Atlasthe trans girl [ __ ] passed out because of of this [ __ ] But um what was I saying? Look, I'm just saying >> can I I'll say sorry. >> Hold on. Just wait. Just wait. So ultimately my confusion here is on one

Brian Atlashand women have this expectation. Men pay for first dates. I get it. There are some women who don't care. That's fine. I think the majority of women it is their preference. So if the woman wants

Brian Atlasa man to pay for the first date, translation, the man has to work 3, four, five, six, seven hours to pay for said date. That I think working for seven hours at

Brian Atlaswhatever job you have, I don't care if you're in an office. I don't care if you're uh digging ditches. I don't care if you're a jan janitor, you're cleaning toilets, you're you're hustling as a as a a waiter and cleaning tables and

Brian Atlastaking orders and dealing with [ __ ] annoying ass caring customers. If the girl comes over, you good? If the

Brian Atlasgirl comes over and she's like doesn't want to do the laundry, that takes 15 minutes. You you put the clothes in the laundry

Brian Atlasmachine, that takes maybe a minute. Turn it on 10 20 seconds. Transfer it. Then you wait. Transfer it to the dryer.

MiriamOne or two minutes. Turn the dryer on. The folding [snorts] is probably the longest part. Maybe that's 10 minutes. >> Chill out. Chill out. >> You're lacking the process, so why don't

Brian Atlasyou do it yourself? >> What? >> Laundry takes maybe 20 minutes total. 20 minutes total. But first date, first

Brian Atlasdate, work seven hours. Men should work seven hours. But oh my god, if the woman has to do 20 minutes of work doing laundry and

Taran (Deadly P)>> so it depends on washing the dishes or like >> cooking like you're like it's it's I don't >> it's better I think. >> I don't want to touch your underwear. That's the problem. >> We didn't have to say that.

Latrice>> My underwear is pristine. So like that's not everybody. Like I don't know your hygiene. I don't know you. [laughter] >> All right. >> Guys be stinky sometimes. And >> the issue is not the issue is not that you're asking something. It's what you are asking.

Latrice>> Imagine what it was like back then before the washer and dryer even existed. They had to hand wash it. They had to be horrendous. >> The actual thing. And they >> She's literally sleeping. >> So >> we need to switch this up. >> I I guess

Brian Atlas>> I'm mov Yeah, I'm [laughter] moving it on. Okay. Uh really quick, I finishing off on the misogyny is normalized. I disagree. I think if you're misogynistic,

Brian Atlasif you're misogynistic, say you go to university, you're getting kicked out of the university. If you're misogynist and you're on social media, you're going to get the wrath of these social media platforms. You're going to get

Brian Atlascancelled. If you're a misogynist at work, you're going to get cancelled. I see the reverse. I actually think massandre is normalized. It's totally It's totally fine to hate men. It's totally acceptable. Anti-male rhetoric

Brian Atlasis way more prevalent on social media. I see it all the time on TikTok. If you doubt me, I post I post four clips a day on my on my Twitter. I'm documenting this [ __ ] Women can be openly

Brian Atlasmisandressed and there's like minimal or no push back. The social media platforms completely tolerate it. >> So can men though. Do you think men can't do that? I think I think there's Okay, for example,

Brian AtlasI I'm trying to remember the I could get it wrong, so somebody might check it and question me. So, >> the hashtag on Tik Tok,

Brian Atlas>> I might be getting the exact hashtag wrong, but it's it's a basically this the hashtag women suck completely blocked on Tik Tok. #men suck completely

Brian Atlasallowed and there's like 20,000 videos the these platforms if if I some of the [ __ ] I see on Tik Tok the man-hating I see on there if it was the reverse you

Brian Atlaswould be cancelled Tate had uh had governments putting out oh uh you can't uh we we got to combat the the red pill we got to combat blah blah blah all this

Brian Atlas[ __ ] Andrew perhaps you might think Andrew Tate has said some controversial things I might not even disagree with you the [ __ ] I see from feminists on Tik Tok, the the things they say about men,

Brian AtlasI've never heard Andrew Tate say anything even approaching as bad as what Andrew Tate has said. These feminists on Tik Tok, these misandress on Tik Tok, they say crazy [ __ ] They

Brian Atlassay crazy [ __ ] and there's nothing. Nothing happens. Nothing happens. So anyways, I'll move it on though. Um >> can I just comment on that?

Brian Atlas>> Bro, what is your deal, lady? God, >> it's okay. Sorry. [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] Um, all right. Uh, okay. Something about dating a doctor.

Brian AtlasWe're going to skip that. You dated a girl. You You said you owe a lot of things to Tana Mojo Mjo. >> Into the mic. Yeah, you did. >> Oh, but discovering that >> grab me a bottle of water.

Lauren (29, healer)>> Discovering that I was panexual cuz I think the way that she described pensexual helped me like understand myself. You owe a lot of things to Moa. Okay.

Brian AtlasAll right. Um, you said you were stood up. The crying video. We already covered that. You said you share all texts with your friends. >> What? >> I think in some video you said you share all texts. Could you also get me a room

Brian Atlastemp, Nick? >> No, I don't think that's not that's not true. So, I'm like maybe like >> I don't know. It was in one of your Tik Toks, but I'll skip it. >> Okay. >> Um Okay. Uh let's see here. I think that

Brian AtlasI mean there's more notes from you but we're already uh >> yeah just put I'll I'll take it. [sighs] Thank you man. Um unfortunately there there are more notes but uh Oh Miriam.

Brian AtlasOh boy. Okay. We have Miriam and then we have Nicks and I believe that's it for Yeah, that's it. Just two more people and then we're wrapped. Okay. Miriam,

Brian Atlas>> what did I say? >> Uh you said you're looking for a man. >> Mhm. You might still be married. You got married 20 years ago in Saudi Arabia. You can't file for a divorce. You tried many times. He was abusive

Brian Atlas>> towards you, towards your children. Uh you came to the US to get your master's degree. >> Uh you've been solely raising your child. No child support, no financial support. IRS taxes you as a single person. I

Brian Atlasguess you're okay. You can't claim a dependent because you're not a citizen. You're a magician. All your friends are magicians. Uh uh >> finally decided to have your first date

Brian Atlasin his house. >> Oh, that's >> He got mad saying it's not safe for a man to have a woman in his house and you should have been flattered. That's the first date he wanted his house. Whatever. That's fine. You haven't dated

Brian Atlasfor like 10 years before you started having a baby fever last year and started searching. Only two men you found made it beyond the first date and they both told you they aren't looking to settle down and we couldn't move

Miriamforward. >> Yeah. So, the the last well the last guy I've dated and the one well and one I've dated last year, they both like these

Miriamare the only ones that like moved. Well, okay. So there there's a third guide I want to mention the period because like if you want to mention the story I don't want to like people place what company

Brian Atlashe works for because like the story is >> okay I'll just move on to the next um you say how millennials ruin dating not only for their generation but for every generation coming afterwards. Are you Gen X or are you millennial? You're millennial.

Brian Atlas>> I think I'm millennial. Yeah. >> Okay. I'm millennial. Latrice millennial. >> Wait. So, how did millennials ruin ruin dating for their generation but other generations? Quick answer if you can.

MiriamOh. Um I I I think it just like um back to your point how like women expect certain things but men don't want women to expect the

Miriamtraditional treatment because women are not giving them the traditional treatment and all that you know it goes both ways actually men and women are contributing to this and I think what is

Miriamwhat is happening right now in the dating scene it it gets translated through social media and um all the tips that I see like men giving um other men, you know, dating and tips or women

Miriamgiving other women dating and tips. They all like questionable and they don't they don't necessarily apply to everyone else or like maybe just like their own.

Brian Atlas>> You said that millennials, so there are Gen X, there's Gen Z who is also making this like dating content or whatever. How specifically have millennials ruined dating? because you say not only for

Miriamtheir generation, for millennials, but every other generation. What is it specifically that millennials did? >> I think like back in the days, uh, well,

MiriamI cannot speak, you know, obviously about, you know, um, the US in general, it's just like from my observation of like the people I hang out with and

Miriamstuff like that, you know, like back in the days people would settle down faster than today. Today people are setting up way higher expectations and they want um

Miriamlike um how do I say this? Like they want elongated period of um like an audition uh basically a wife audition or husband audition to like last for a long

Miriamperiod before they actually want to settle down. Um and that's like not how things should work. I mean, yes, you need to know and understand the other person, but there are people who are

Miriamlike they would stay together for 10 years and they still haven't decided to like move forward yet. Like >> you either want them or you don't, you know? >> I mean, but isn't this a phenomenon that

Brian Atlasyou can find in like Gen X and Gen Z? So, I don't know why this is like specifically millennials or why like millennials are having this >> because because they are like the tipping point, I guess. Uh cuz like the

Brian Atlasprevious generations did not seem to have that issue. >> Okay. Uh all right. Well, uh final person here with notes is Nicks. And there's really only one thing I wanted

Brian Atlasto touch on, >> which was um [sighs] are we just going to do round three? >> Huh? >> Like for your notes, are we just

Brian Atlas>> I guess we could touch on it super quick. Um like I was man I think >> take your time it's okay. >> Okay. I was just I think last show I was confused

Brian Atlas>> there like the whole situation with like your f your I think your first boyfriend and there was like confusion as to the sex life was

Nyx>> a little funky. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is there a question you're asking? There's nothing else I want to add to it. >> What's that? >> There's nothing else I want to add to it.

Brian Atlas>> But are you fine talking about it? >> Well, what are you asking? >> Well, okay. You were saying like, okay, my understanding was, and perhaps you can refresh my memory a little bit, but you were dating a guy. It was your first

Brian Atlasboyfriend. Mhm. >> And you would both you would have consensual sex but then also non-consentual sex in

Brian Atlasa cycle. >> Cycles. Sure. >> Well, like my confu typ I mean look I guess my confusion is like if I was

Brian Atlasdating a girl and she non-consensually had sex with me like that's the end of the relationship. Like that would be who

Brian Atlas>> but like and then my confusion though is like what like okay Monday you have consensual sex Wednesday non-consensual Friday consensual.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. >> That's kind of confusing like what >> is it? >> Logically it's possible. >> Like logically on Monday I could have sex with my girlfriend. on Tuesday I

Brian Atlasdon't want to have sex and she holds me down and has sex with me. >> On Wednesday I could have like logically it could be the case. >> But it seems kind of like how do you end [snorts] up in a situation like that? I

Lauren (29, healer)guess >> complicated >> and you can withdraw consent at any time. >> Uh yeah, I I agree. Um, >> and and I'm not saying I'm just saying

Lauren (29, healer)like there can be times where you consented and didn't. >> Yeah. >> Wait, hold on. There can be when when

Brian Atlasyou say there, just to clarify what you just said, there can be times where you consented and there can be times where you didn't consent. >> Yes.

Brian Atlas>> Or can the same singular time be a time where you both consented and didn't consent? No, no, no. That's not what I said. >> Okay. Sorry. That's how I took it, but I misunderstood.

Brian Atlas>> No, I'm just point. >> But it's like, were were you verbally saying no or like what was happening? >> I already talked about this last time. I

Nyxdon't have anything else to add. >> You didn't provide any new notes? >> No. >> I think it's fair to revisit it just cuz I

Brian Atlas>> and I'm choosing to opt out. So, >> okay. All right. Well, okay. >> Cuz somebody sent me like said you you

Brian Atlassaid on the previous show you never verbalized saying no. You just disassociated. Like so you froze up, I guess. >> I said that.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. >> I told you I have nothing else to add. >> Why did you want to come back on the show then? What else? What else is there to talk about? >> I said a couple things here. >> All right. Okay.

Brian Atlas>> I did my I did my I did my big one. It's okay, guys. >> You did you did your your big one. >> All right. >> She doesn't want to take talk about the hating white people thing. She doesn't want to talk about this thing. All right. Uh

Brian Atlas>> yeah. Uh guys, we're going to wrap the show. $69 TTS. Any final thoughts from any panelists before we wrap the show? >> Our final segment. Uh, who's down to take their makeup off? [laughter] >> I never did this before.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah, you got to do it again. >> Oh, >> you'll do it. >> It's the final thing and then we wrap the show. >> You down to take the makeup off? Well, are you guys even wearing your makeup? Do you want makeup? Will you take off?

Latrice>> I don't have foundation. Just I >> Warren, will you take makeup off? >> Who? Okay. Who will take makeup off? >> I've done it before. >> Be a good sport. >> I'm just tired. >> Be a good sport. Do it again. >> Brian, >> will you take your makeup off? Not after

Brian Atlasyou guys asked me to do all this work. I haven't got my content yet. [laughter] I'll >> do. You guys asked me to put on stuff. I mean, that makes >> Yeah, but you're going to take it off eventually. Will you take your makeup off? >> I I don't have anywhere to put my lashes. I'm not doing that. [laughter]

Brian Atlas>> Keep your lashes on. How about that? >> No. >> Uh Kamiya. Kamehameha. >> If she's If she's alive, >> Kameha. Okay, you'll do it. >> Done. >> Yeah, do it. >> You're just wearing like some eye stuff though, it looks like.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. >> Kamya, will you take your makeup off? No. >> Careful on the on the um >> Okay. Good. Good sports here. All right.

Brian Atlas>> Do you want to see some magic though? >> Uh do we end it with some magic? >> Did some people say yes? >> Nick, is there anything we're forgetting? >> No. We're good.

Brian Atlas>> Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Uh just his Instagram, I guess. Just his Instagram. All right, guys. I'm setting up my friend Asmin Gold. uh trying to get him set up. He's a really great guy. He's successful streamer. His his real name

Brian Atlasis Zach. His streaming name is Asmin Gold. I'm trying to get him set up with a girl. Trying to get him a date. I'm going to show you his Instagram. And just really quick, you can just give a yes or no answer. >> I'm not going to answer this.

Miriam>> Oh, man. You got solopism, too, man. Everything's about >> No. Well, not that. Just like I I don't want to like if I don't like the person and I said no, that's

Miriam>> he doesn't care. He's not going to see it. And if and if I if I like the person and said and said yes and then he said not to me >> just let me let me look. >> Okay.

Nyx>> I'm trying to move it forward. We're we're so close. We're right we're right at the finish. >> Okay. Take your time. We've only been here 8 hours. It's okay. >> We're we're right at the finish line here. So uh um Nick, do you have the Instagram? >> All right. So he has an axe. So he'll

Brian Atlasprotect you. Scroll up. He plays World of Warcraft. [laughter] >> I'll kill you. Did you say Warcraft comes first? World of Warcraft. He plays Scroll Up. Scroll up. So, he's a popular

Brian AtlasTwitch streamer. Very successful. >> Why? He's wearing a wig. >> Wait, the mic. No, that's his real hair. Into the mic. Into the mic. Uh, so that's that's Zach. No, you can scroll up. It's fine. So, he's a he's a he's a

Brian Atlasstreamer. 130K. >> Uh, well, on Instagram, but he's big. He's like one one of the top streamers on Twitch. For he gets 40,000 concurrent. Uh, super rich, successful.

Brian AtlasUm, what do you Can I I mean, we got some single ladies here. So, uh, can I set you up on a date with Zach? >> Um, yeah, maybe because I've I've dated like nerdy guys before. >> Nerdy nerdy guys. Okay. Um, so that that's a yes.

Brian Atlas>> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. Would you be down if he flew you out and paid for your uh your babysitter? If he flew He [laughter] lives in he lives babysitter still. >> He lives in Austin. So maybe you just go for like 24 hours just for the date.

Brian Atlas>> Texas. >> Yeah. Austin, Texas. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, he's in Texas. If he flies you out and he pays for the sitter, will you go on a date with him? >> Yeah, I would. >> Okay. Um, well, you're if you if you were single, though, would you? >> I'm not single,

Isabella>> but >> does he play D and D? Do you play D and D? >> Is that like your guys's vibe? >> That's cool. I I [ __ ] with it. I'm just curious. >> No. What about you? Would you date him? [snorts]

Brian Atlas>> What? You get to You get to peg him though cuz you like to dominate. >> I never said I peg. I mean, I I would. You would? >> I never said that. >> What? What if he was submissive? Like, cuz you're dominant, right? Would you date him? >> No.

Brian Atlas>> No. Okay. Would you date him? >> No. >> Okay. Would Would you date him? >> He already knows who I am, and I don't think he likes me. >> Oh. >> Oh, I did. I think he actually I saw he reacted to your >> Really? Um, >> but

Brian Atlas>> but would Would you date him? >> Yes. >> Yo, wait, Zach. This This is This is the trans girl. >> So, >> I don't think I think it's I think it's rage bait. I think she's not trans. She

Brian AtlasShe showed me her vagina. Um >> I think you want to ask him to check for you. Is that >> Yes, that's exactly what I want. Um so, Zach, I got her here in the flesh. Actually, that's why we brought you on

Brian Atlasto see if you would date Zack. Zack in the flesh. I got this girl here. Zack, will you date her? >> Will you date him? Okay. All right. Tell Tell him you have a [ __ ] before with a kiss, though. Okay. Um

Brian Atlas>> would you date Zack? >> I'll surprise him >> if you're single. Um, no. >> No. Okay. Well, well, you're married, so kind of in a bind there. Would you >> I'm still married. [laughter]

Brian Atlas>> That's my ex. Okay. >> I said I'm not going to [laughter] >> I said I'm not going to answer, >> but Okay. Would you Okay. She's not going to answer. All right. Well, I'm not going to press it. I'm not going to press it. >> I wouldn't. Um

Brian Atlas>> Oh, that was priceless. Sorry. >> Uh, any final thoughts from any panelists? Any you want to say anything before we uh wrap this up? Anybody? >> No, I have fun with this. >> I heard about champagne. >> Nobody did champagne.

Miriam>> No pizza. >> Only for a,000 bucks that the person sends. >> Dang. >> And you guys didn't have the cookies. >> Here's what I'll do. I will we'll keep them in the studio. Maybe. I don't know if we we should freeze them. Can we just

Brian Atlasfreeze them in the box? >> Put them in the fridge. Oh, yeah. >> Will they be good for a week? I can give them to the next some of them to the next girl and we can send the girls home with some cookies too for sure. >> Like you all had the sugarfree. No one touched the sugar.

SPEAKER_00>> I know. Why would somebody go sugar-free sugar? That's >> They all had the sugarfree ones. >> I'll eat them after. >> All right, we got the chat here. >> Pasty George donated $70. I would never

SPEAKER_00pay to have any feminist woman flown to me. What a waste of money. Besides, they're gold diggers. Yes.

Brian AtlasTrue, true, I guess. Uh, hold on. Let's see. Just double checking, making sure everything's all good to go.

Brian AtlasI think Oh, okay. Tonight's show was a little This is Lauren's favorite segment. I want to end the show with some like fun little

Brian Atlasfun little rapid fire questions just just for Lauren. It takes like five minutes to get through it. Uh, okay. Name three countries besides the USA. Starting with you. >> Um, Europe, Asia, and Russia.

Lauren (29, healer)>> Oh, is that? [laughter] >> No. >> Oh, continent. >> Those are continents. >> Okay. Countries. Okay. So, um, Indonesia. >> Yep. >> And then, um, we also France

Brian Atlas>> and then also Japan. >> What country is north of the USA? >> Canada. What country is south of the USA? >> Mexico. >> You killed it. Good job. Good job, Lauren. What about uh to the first

Isabellaquestion? Name three countries you can't repeat. >> Okay. Netherlands, China, Russia. >> Name three countries. >> You can't repeat.

Taran (Deadly P)Closer to the mic. >> I wouldn't say that. >> Come. What do you mean? Come on. >> I didn't learn that. >> No hands. You didn't learn that? What do you mean? I mean like it was kind of

Brian Atlasskipped for me. They learned it the year after I got back here. >> Have you traveled outside the US? >> Well, I grew up in Germany. So, that's one. >> Wait, wait, wait. So, okay. Countries next to Germany. >> Okay. So, >> that's one country.

Brian Atlas>> So, name >> I know Germany, but like we'll give you one. Name two other countries. >> Um, did anybody say Asia? I have to contact

Brian Atlasthat. >> Wait, Asia. >> Okay. Give us Give us a country in Asia. Nobody help. No help. No helping out. >> A country in Hey, I'll give you a hint. >> No.

Brian Atlas>> No. >> A country in Asia. Give us one country in Asia. >> Um >> here. Give us one country in Africa.

Taran (Deadly P)>> Nobody help. Nobody help. >> Why you pick Africa? Cuz I'm [laughter] black. Yes. >> No, I'm just trying to help. >> It's okay. We've only been here nine hours. >> Um,

Miriam[snorts] [laughter] >> give me a second. [clears throat] >> Country Texas. >> Texas is a country. You're going to get

Brian Atlasit. >> She Hey, just wait. Just wait. Tech. Did you say Texas? >> So [laughter] when we're going to be a different country. >> Hey, I feel bad. you guys. Um, it might take, you know, 20 30 minutes to get

Brian Atlashere. The show has gone long. Can I treat you guys for to food? Like, I'll get some Door Dash delivery. Are you guys It might You might have to >> Let's do it. Let's do it. >> Let me see. Let me see what's available, but let's continue on with this. >> Thank you. >> Damn.

Nyx>> Yeah. Thank you. I appreciate it. >> Um, >> come on. >> I'm falling for the rage bait right now. >> No, I think two countries. Two countries. >> You just said one, right? >> Korea. >> Yeah, that's a that's one. >> Wait, hold on.

Taran (Deadly P)>> Use both. Do your big one. Do your big one. >> Wait. West or >> what? Is there's >> Is there more than one Korean?

Miriam>> West Korea and West Korea and >> North Korean. [laughter] >> Well, she got it at least. >> South Korea. >> There you go. >> Which one [laughter] you want me to say? East Korea. >> Thank you.

Taran (Deadly P)>> I thought you got it right. Well, for the wrong >> Wait, wait. I'm sorry. I got to [laughter] one country in Africa. >> [ __ ] I don't know. Why are you asking me that?

Taran (Deadly P)>> You kind of just cuz I'm black. >> My You want to know something? I know is that my tribe was one of the first tribes to settle here. I don't know much about Africa. Like how about how about a country in Africa that has my dad? No

Taran (Deadly P)contact. >> Oh well. Oh my god. >> How about a country in Africa that has the name Africa in it? >> Huh? after two words, >> bro. Everything is [ __ ] >> two words. >> Oh, >> I'mma tell you the one that I do know. I

Brian Atlascan't remember right now. >> The word you just called me. >> Nigeria. >> Okay. >> I was leading you towards [laughter] South Africa, by the way. >> Let me let me get moving. Uh, three countries.

Nyx>> That was so difficult. >> Um, Usbekiststan, Cambodia, and Thailand. >> What about you? Um, Thailand. >> He said don't repeat. >> Um, >> yeah, you can't. >> Oh, she already said Thailand.

Lauren (29, healer)>> Pangia. >> Oh, [laughter] >> Transylvania. >> Oh my god, this girl's a troll. >> And um >> she she's she Sorry. Go ahead.

Brian Atlas>> Um, >> some of these trans girls, fake trans girls, will put like a thing down there to to like make it seem like they're >> Packers. >> Is that what it's called? Packers. Yeah. Um, really? Come on. [clears throat]

Brian AtlasCome on. For real. America. I'm trying to end this. I'm trying to get this. Third one. Third one. United States of America. >> Besides the USA, >> Panama. >> Okay. Yes. South South America. Keep

Lauren (29, healer)going. >> Or is that Central? >> You want me to list? South America. >> Yeah. South American. Brazil. One. One more. One more. [snorts] >> Argentina.

Latrice>> Lucky. >> Go ahead. Quick. Um, Italy, Turkey, and Switzerland. Thank you. >> Uh, Singapore. >> Oh, she said Italy. >> Um,

LatriceJesus. All right. Sorry. Uh, Singapore, >> Vietnam, and you said Brazil already. That was already in my head. Let me think of another one.

Latrice>> The only thing open is Denny's. >> Think of an Asian company. And actually there's Taco Bell. >> Singapore. I said Singapore. Dang, my brain is starting to fog up a little bit. Hold on.

Latrice>> I know. I feel like I'm on drugs. It's like, oh my god. Three. [laughter] >> Do I just make this like super easy? >> And that uh you said African country. >> Yeah. Burrito Supreme, please. >> And potato taco.

Nyx>> I think I just got to get everybody to make a symbol. Crunch wrap supreme. >> Does everybody just want a crunch wrap supreme? >> Just so it's simple. >> I don't eat Taco Bell. Can I politely request for a Baja blast and a potato taco, please?

Brian Atlas>> I feel like this is too complicated. [laughter] I think it's too Okay, here. Let's blast through this then. Uh, okay. Countries, countries, countries. >> It's just been my head is just like not right. >> Uh, Miriam. Miriam, go ahead.

Latrice>> I would go with Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iraq. Can I say Saudi Arabia or do you want me to pick >> Lauren? We need you. Okay, Lauren. >> I can say Pakistan. Wait, who said Pakistan? >> No one. >> I thought it was Pakistan.

Brian Atlas>> Okay. Yeah, Pakistan. Singapore. >> Uh, starting with Lauren. Starting with our good friend Lauren. [snorts]

Brian Atlas>> Uh, how many continents are there? >> Oh, I think there's like eight. >> Isabella, how many continents are there? Okay. Um,

Brian Atlasquick guys, quick real quick. >> Five. >> Five continents. >> Seven. >> Seven. >> Seven. >> There's seven. >> Seven. >> Seven. >> Okay. Uh, name one continent. Antarctica. >> You can't repeat

Brian Atlas>> Asia. Korea. >> No, >> you can't. [laughter] You got to be kidding. >> Continent. Continent. Continent.

Brian Atlas>> Earlier you mentioned continent though. >> Hold on. Sh. Sh. Be [snorts] a good submissive Saudi Arabian. >> Is Iceland a continent? >> I'm going to get the burka. >> No. >> No. >> I'm going to get the Hold on. >> China. >> No.

Taran (Deadly P)>> No. >> Content. Yeah. Abdul. >> Yeah. Get the rocks. >> Get the rocks. >> Where are you originally from? >> Germany. [laughter] >> Here. San Diego. What? >> Okay. All right. Uh, name name a continent.

Brian Atlas>> Europe. >> Continent. >> North America. >> Uh, Australia. Wait, how many was that already? >> We have five so far. >> We have five. >> So, there's >> North America.

Latrice>> Already said >> you you already said >> we said Antarctica. I I forgot the ones that people are. >> Did you say Antarctica, Asia, Europe? >> Europe, >> North America, >> Australia, >> uh,

Brian AtlasAfrica, >> South America. >> Beautiful. Uh, okay. Um, what two countries? Don't help her. What two countries border the USA? >> Border Mexico.

Brian Atlas>> And >> so is Mexico's where? Down south. >> Yeah. Next. >> Okay. And then what's the other bordering country? Which above?

SPEAKER_08>> What's above America? >> She said it earlier. >> No. Hey, shh. Don't help. Don't help. >> Yes. German. >> You think? [laughter] There's no way. There's no way. I'm getting

Brian Atlas>> Oh my god. >> Oh man. Wait. Germany is above. And [laughter] you lived in Germany? >> She She drove from Germany to here. >> She drove from I like that. That's good. Um, okay. How many these Some of these

Brian Atlasare super easy. How many states in the USA? Actually, I'm just I just got to laser [laughter] >> until she gets it right. >> Yeah. Yeah. Good. Good. I like that. How many states in the USA? >> I want to say 50. >> Yes. Good job. Yeah. See, we we got to

Taran (Deadly P)give her We got to give her something. >> Positive reinforcement. >> Um, what is the capital of the USA? >> No. >> Slovenia. Were you about to say Slovenia? [laughter] >> I sounded like Florida. >> Florida. >> But I think I was about to say the

Brian Atlascapital of Florida. >> Yeah. Where does where does the president live? >> Washington DC. >> Okay, I helped you out a little bit. Uh, how many stars are in the US flag?

Brian Atlas>> Isn't there 50? >> What is 34 + 66?

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