The video excerpt discusses the topic of 'body count,' which refers to the number of sexual partners an individual has had. The conversation begins with a statement of an 11 "body count," immediately followed by the assertion that it "doesn't matter." However, this is quickly challenged by the question of why women often claim it doesn't matter, suggesting it does, to a certain extent. The discussion then shifts to establishing a "cutoff point." For men, a cutoff of 40 is proposed. When the question turns to women, the response is that they "can do what they want" and have "as many bodies as they want." The conversation concludes with a personal reflection on a desired cutoff of 25 sexual partners before marriage.

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My body count's 11, and no, it doesn't matter. Unless it's like excessively high.

Why do all girls say it doesn't matter, though? Because it obviously matters, to a point. There's got to be a point where you're like, all right, no.

So, where's your cutoff point, when you're like, all right?

I'd say like 40 for a guy.

Okay, what about a girl?

Girls can do what they want. They can have as many bodies as they want.

What about you? What's your personal?

I would like to not exceed 25 before I get married.

They are not worth it

>> Why do all girls say it doesn't matter,

>> I would like to not exceed 25 before I

My body count's [music] 11, and no, it
doesn't matter. Unless it's like
excessively high.
>> Why do all girls say it doesn't matter,
though? Because it obviously [music]
matters, to a point. There's got to be a
point where you're like, all right, no.
>> So, where's your cutoff point, when
you're like, all right,
>> I'd [music] say like
40 for a guy.
>> Okay, what about a girl?
>> Girls can do what they want. They can
have as many bodies as they want.
>> What about you? What's your personal
>> I would like to not exceed 25 before I
get married.

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They are not worth it

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