How A Mid Single Mom Locked Down a High Value Man | Pearl Daily ( Call in Show)

Most answered very quickly, "No, because men are useless." I mean, this headline from The Hill, it caught my eye.

Most young men are single. Most young women are not. Young men have fallen faster than any demographic in America over the last 40 years. It's a different world now. Like, we don't need men the way that they used to. No, I need men. The future is female. Men and women are drifting further apart, and society is crumbling because of it.

A fascinating debate has broken out about the value of merit. You've kind of got the Trcon versus Red Pill thing. This men's rights crowd that sometimes just goes too far the other way. You need to stop acting like grown boys and infants and actually become men. Marriage is a bond, and it's a sacred bond. It's a machine designed to extract resources from you. Now many of the red pill have taken the position that it's bad for men to get married.

Hannah Pearl Davis, or just Pearly things, one of the most controversial faces in all of the internet. She goes on to say that marriage is a terrible deal for men because if me and you were in a business contract, you would never sign a contract where I am paid to leave. Gee, what could go wrong there? 74% or something of divorces are initiated by women. Men have everything to lose, primarily their own children. Men get killed by the courts and by divorce laws. I had no idea that courts of family law were courts of equity, not courts of law. Because in family court, you don't need evidence to accuse someone of abuse. You need no evidence. When you guys say get married young, a lot of these men don't know what they're signing up for, and you're not going to be there when their entire life falls apart. I interview them on the other side. I didn't meet my son till he was 15 months old. How much did you spend trying to get him back? On legal fees alone was about 200,000. Before you know it, you're homeless. You're literally just thrown out into the street. We absolutely reinforce bad behavior from women. Wives are taught to leave their husbands, and then daughters grow up without their fathers. Family is the foundation of a society. Every problem in society comes from single-mother homes.

A lot of women will just chase this negative rabbit hole of happiness, endless happiness. Feminism's biggest failures is it lies to women. We tell women to date as many guys as possible. We tell them to put off family in a marriage. You are allowed to leave your perfect husband. You are allowed to end a relationship with a really great boyfriend. Oh, freeze your ex. Have an abortion. What? You're evil. I don't think there's anything else in life that we actually ever go into preparing to fail. Like if you have the mentality of this is going to go wrong and be pessimistic, naturally the outcome is going to be that it's going to fail anyway. It's self-sabotage. And that's the thing, like women are so willing to leave marriages because they're not happy. This is not about happiness. The most important thing is the children. And the problem is we have a modern society where it's me me. My feelings leave when I feel like it instead of doing what's best for the kids. This myth that we live in an age of male privilege. Where's my male privilege? They think, well, men have all the rights. They have all the power. Privilege, patriarchal system that we have. Why doesn't our society care about men's rights? I have no friends, no wife, and no social. Men are alone in this situation. Men are homeless. Men are thinking about eating guns. I've seen so many men on on the brink of suicide, and they didn't do anything wrong. How are you equal if the men are the ones that have to fight and die to defend the country? The men are the ones that build and maintain all the infrastructure. Women are helplessly dependent upon men. The so-called deaths of despair from suicide, overdose, or alcohol, three times higher among men than among women. Culture is telling men, you are no good. You got to get your act together. I think men have failed themselves. What kind of a man are you? What kind of a woman are you going to attract? If men are in trouble, so are women. Everybody knows this is a huge problem, but nobody wants to admit it. Every single woman at the table said they wanted a man 500k 500k 300k 200k. Am I crazy? Everything is really set up against you to fail as a man. If men make less than women, women don't want to marry them. So, you know who wants more economically and emotionally viable men? Women. I don't want to be an independent woman anymore. I don't want to be a strong independent woman. I'm over it. When is it going to be my turn? Where are we meeting the men that don't suck? I can't keep having these same conversations. The only s here is you, Pearl. You sent for No, I think I think you sent for women. She's a provocator. She says stupid stuff. But Pearl is right about this. It's already happening. It's just not out in the open yet. Now it's just hookup culture is going to be our fairy tale ending because men don't want a wife and women can't find a husband. The future if everybody follows your path is there is no future. We go into population decline and our economy goes into decline. Civilization will crumble. The American story does not end well. This is an existential crisis failing young men.

What is going on people? Welcome to another episode of Pearl Daily here on the Audacity Network. If you want to support me, the links are in the description. Um, first of all, if you want to donate to the divorce documentary, the link for that is in the description. Once we get to 100K, which we just got to $31,000, which is awesome, we can actually finish the documentary. So, please donate if you can. Okay, so today we're talking about mids that win. So, I spend a lot of time on this channel talking about mids and just women in general that take L's. You know, I've been told, and I think this is a little bit rude. I think it's a little rude. They say, "Pearl, Pearl, do you just hate women? All you ever talk about is is women and like are you a woman hater? Is your job just to talk about women?" And to that I say kind of I mean women we do hate each other. I'm kidding. I'm kidding YouTube. I'm kidding. All right. Welcome to another episode of Pearl Daily. I've talked about at length on my channel that mids are usually women in the six to seven rating. They can hang out with beautiful women that are an eight or above, but they can't get the results that these women get. Um, and the UFC gifted me eights are so rare. And I'll tell you what, um, they gifted me or the MMA gave me tickets yesterday to go to like um, an event for them. And um I counted like cuz there's ring girls and whatever. The amount of beautiful women I saw in the building cuz like the players wives and girlfriends were there. Even at like a a place where there's like traditionally masculine men. I counted four eights. There's a lot of sixes, but I was like maybe four and two or three were on Only Fans because they had these ring girls and they had Only Fans written on their thing. So I guess they were for sale. So eights and above are either, you know, monetized by rich men or marrying rich men. But the most that mids generally can hope for is a situationship or casual sex from a high-value guy. But every so often, a mid can play her cards right and achieve an ultimate victory. The mid can show all other mids that there's hope out there and they might be able to win, too. In the modern day, this is Lauren Sanchez. Lauren Sanchez has met and exceeded everything that a mid should be able to achieve in life. This is a woman that had a kid with an NFL player out of wedlock, then married a man that was worth over 300 million in her first marriage, divorced that guy, and now is marrying Jeff Bezos. She went from an NFL player to a man worth hundreds of millions of dollars to a billionaire. I swear this case should be studied by sociologists to come. Yesterday, Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez had their wedding in Venice that cost a reported $26 million. Let me put this. Hollywood has t All right, we're going to go taken over Venice, Italy. The stars were out today for the wedding of the year. And a lot of people are talking about this one. Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez tied the knot. Mark Cordurovas is here now with new images and video and quite possibly the wedding of maybe the decade, even beyond that. This was a massive party, right? Uh really something to see. Celebrity after celebrity heading to this Friday night wedding by boat. Venice is nine hours ahead of us. So it doesn't matter if at last she got a man at that level to commit to her. Okay. And I know everyone's going to say Bezos is a dork or whatever, and he he kind of is, but let's not pretend he doesn't have choice. He knows he has choice. He has hot women hitting him up all the time. Let's not pretend he he's banging hot young women just like the rest of them, but things are probably if if Okay, if Bill Gates could bang interns at Microsoft, you're telling me Bezos can't. Come on. You're winding down a bit over there. Uh we start with the new image of one of the world's richest couples, Lauren Sanchez just posted this to Instagram a couple of hours ago. You could see her there and Jeff as well. Uh my fashion report here. Lauren wearing a corseted lace Dolce and Cabana dress. She captioned that photo just with the date 627 2025. Sanchez also added Bezos to her name on social media. We also have video of them leaving for the ceremony earlier today right there. So, who else was there? It was a star-studded event. We saw a Look, Jeff's 60. She could take most of his wealth. The experience, it's it's like at a certain point, the experience is worth the money. You know, there's something about a couple that just goes off the rim, gets married in Vegas, and just lives life and does this exciting stuff to the fullest. You know, they're kind of It's kind of fun. He doesn't care. He I promise. You say she's not mid. What is she? What do you think? Lister after A-listister this morning. Oprah, the Jenners and Kardashians, Tom Brady, Usher, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jerry Seinfeld, Sydney Sweeney, the list goes on. Roughly 200 people were reportedly in attendance at the ceremony on San Gorgio Major, which is an island. A source tells people that the ceremony started with a performance by Matteo Belli, Lady Gaga also there expected to perform this evening. Uh the wedding uh the wedding it was met with some protest. The ceremony was actually set for tomorrow, but it was changed because of security concerns and demonstrations. The deputy mayor of Venice says that the event was set to bring in as much as $35 million in revenue for the city. You talk about a star-studded massive part. You see all the women putting their bumbles. Yeah. Single ladies, I put your bumble in Venice right now and do like a onemile radius of the island. I would move fast. I would move fast. Okay. So, a single mother with kids by multiple men gets a royal royal wedding. Lauren Sanchez, the mid that got it all. Women are celebrating this mid victory because any woman that can use her youth on herself and get a high-v value man to marry her wins the female dating strategy. Men win when they get a hot young wife to be loyal for life. What are you guys doing? Take off. Why are you taking off? Oh, there you go. Okay. When they get Men win when they get a hot young woman to be loyal for life. Um so unfortunately men really never win nowadays. Um you might I guess you win if you get her best years and women win when they when they can stick the landing. Feminists are now celebrating everywhere because women celebrate when there is a woman who made bad choices and still wins. So there was a woman I saw that tagged me in her story and it actually inspired today's show. It made me think about it. So, this is from um LAXM on Instagram. She said, "Massage." And I asked her if she wanted to call in, no response, which is super rude. Uh m it's like these women, they'll tweet at me, they'll harass me for years, and when I say, "Do you want to come on my show and talk about it?" They're like, "No." Okay. Um misogynistic men and pick me women, aka Pearl. Wealthy men don't date older women, and they want young, hot women. and you will expire by 30 and no man will want to provide and invest in you then. I never said that. I've also said there's always a simp. I've also said that always. But you're I mean look your your buying power at 30 because I'm 28 and I'll tell you what, like I'm in better shape than I've been in a long time. And you still even when you're a chubby 20-year-old, you got more buying power. It just is what it is. It is what it is. Okay. Bezos 61, one of the wealthiest men on earth, has now remarried. Uh, not only did he marry, he married age appropriate women. Um, Lauren Bezos is um was age 55. Um, don't be listening to these clowns. Stay in shape. Cultivate a relationship with God. Focus on your money and you will be just fine. He will come and he will have all the things. Um, okay. So, Lauren Sanchez is like 1% of women. Do you have a body like Lauren Sanchez? Do you? We're going to get into this. So, how did Lauren win? So, Lauren has stayed fit and attractive her entire career. You know, some of the plastic surgery is a bit much for my taste, but you can't find a picture of her where she's fat or out of shape. She was married and divorced. She never said a bad word about her husband. You can't crash out. Look, I'm not going to pretend. I've never Look, I'm not a perfect person. Sometimes you just crash out when you break up, but it's how bad did you crash out? Do you know what I mean? Like, you know, you could crash out and be mad and whatever, but if you crash out and, you know, completely destroy the guy's reputation, no other guy's going to touch you. Um, the other thing is she's very feminine. If you watch her in interview, she's always smiling. She's very feminine. She has like a soft I mean, she's kind of old. She has a is soft voice, I guess, for a 55-year-old woman. She has a reputation of being easy to deal with. And that's how you know mids win. They stay in shape. They stay feminine. Don't run their mouths about their exes on social media. And that's the way to do it. And Lauren just showed at us how. So, we're going to watch a video on that talks about what Jeff sees in her. Jeff, Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and some of Hollywood's biggest players have in common. They've all been captivated by one woman, Lauren Sanchez. But don't get it twisted. She's not your typical billionaire's arm candy. Unlike the stereotype of rich men chasing much younger women after a divorce, Jeff's fiance, Lauren Sanchez, is not only age appropriate, but also a true force of nature. Talk to me about this team that you two have built together. That's a good word. We're really great teammates and we also have a lot of fun together and we and we love each other. She's a pilot, a filmmaker, a news anchor, and a self-made powerhouse. Yes, this woman has a history. So, look, she's always smiling. Someone said her face is frozen. It kind of is. But look, um, like just so you know, people usually, in my experience, look better in person because like when when you meet people in person, you don't notice as much of like the imperfections in their face as you do on camera. Of leaving powerful men absolutely smitten. Let's just say her previous partners weren't exactly average Joe's. They include she looks like a corn star. Well, men like corn stars. Like I'm I'm not going to pretend, you know, she's not good at using her sexuality. Included a top talent agent, NFL players, and a well-known sports broadcaster. What's more nerve-wracking, going into space or planning a wedding? Planning a wedding. So, what is it about Lauren that keeps the most powerful men in the world obsessed? Let's break it all down. First off, let's talk about her looks because wow, she's been turning heads for Look, do you have a body that looks like that? Do you all the women crashing out on me, does your body do you have abs? What does your body look like? For decades, Lauren was named one of People magazine's 50 most beautiful back in 2010 and graced us week. Look, in her prime, that's what she looked like. Now, look, I she's had a little too much work done. But guys, you have to understand that as women age, it's either look weird or look old. And so she's 55. I don't know any like any other 55year-old woman is going to look so old that men are just like it's look weird or look old, you know? And that's kind of the choices women have to have to make. And I have to be honest, women do what works, right? Just like men do what works. So, you might not like this stuff. It's even weird to me, but I have to just look at like results. Like, there's this um female soccer player who's the most followed woman on Instagram for like women's soccer, and she didn't get that following till she got a bunch of the surgeries done. Unfortunately, it just is what it is. The the catch is I will say a lot of that stuff does look weird in person. Um, but everything's starting online. So, hot bodies issue. Just check out her throwback photos. Absolute. Holy crap. Yeah. Bombshell material. So, I'd put still put her face as mid, but her body is banging. She's a great body and her style impeccable. Lauren knows how to dress to impress and turn heads with her stunning outfits and eye-catching statement pieces. I really look up to women like Eva Longoria, Selma Hayek, Jennifer Lopez, Sophia Vagara. They really embrace their culture when they dress. And so I Do you see her smiling the whole time? I think it's just in me and you know, yeah, it's a little sexy. But here's what really makes her stand out. Her confidence. Lauren is unapologetically herself, embracing her age like the queen she is. She's been vocal about how much she loves this stage of her life. Growing older is a gift, she said, and she means it. You just I I really have the attitude. It's like spreading like love and peace and happiness. I mean, that's really what being happy. That's half the battle. It's not crashing out. In interviews, Lauren shared that life keeps getting better as she ages. When people asked how she felt about turning 50, she didn't hold back. It's just the beginning, she said. And at 55, she's walking the walk, becoming an author, planning a wedding, and living her best life. Ladies, take notes. When I was 20, I thought, "Oh my gosh, life is over at 50." Let me tell you, it is not, ladies. It is not over. It is just beginning. But Lauren is far more than just beauty and charm. She's a self-made success story. Growing up in New Mexico, she dreamed of being a newscaster, but struggled with dyslexia, which made her question that path. Instead, she said, "So, do you see how she's making eye contact, smiling at the guy like, and I've a lot of you guys that say you wouldn't in the chat, I've seen you guys fold the second a girl touches your arm. I've seen it. I've seen it. I've seen it. I've seen it." set her sights on aviation after high school. Determined to make it in LA, she applied for a flight attendant job, but was crushed when she was rejected for being too big. Imagine that. At just 121 lb. I I was having a tough time. It was I was stressed out. Instead of letting rejection hold her back, Lauren pushed forward. She returned to her journalism dream and started small at a local news outlet in Phoenix. From there, she hustled her way to bigger gigs, including Extra, Fox Sports Net, and Good Day LA. By the time she'd spent six years hosting Good Day LA, Lauren had become a household name. I'm Lauren Sanchez, exclusive president, and I just want to say first, so how are you feeling? Do you see the eye contact she's doing? She's flirty. Men like a flirty woman. Okay, they do. Great. But she didn't stop there. She pivoted her career yet again, combining her passion for flying and film making. In 2016, Lauren earned her helicopter pilot's license and launched her own aerial film production company, Black Ops Aviation. She wasn't

Just running the show, she was literally flying the helicopters herself. She even worked as an aerial producer on Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk and consulted on other projects like Miss Bala. Talk about a boss move.

Okay, don't care. So, I'm just what I'm pointing out is that she's very flirty, right? And men do like this. So, men kind of fold with like they don't they're not touched often. And so, men kind of fold when you're like touchy with them. Now, I know obviously it's pretty disrespectful this whole thing, but look at her. So, you know, yeah. Clinton got hypnotized by the by the woman.

Mhm. All right. So, she's always high energy. She's always smiling. She makes good eye contact. On top of that, she's a dancer. Oh, men love dancers. They do. They're like, "Oh, I can fold you up." They love that. She knows how to move. Um, she knows how to make men look good and she helps Bezos be involved in philanthropy. She dresses well. Um, kind of [ __ ] but to be honest, when men get to a certain age, they just don't really care. They're like, "If she's hot, whatever. I'm going to die soon." Um, there's a type of guy that's into that. They like showing off the hot woman on their arm. And And before you guys say, "Oh, no. Men are into that." Well, Bezos says, "Look, men like women that are head over heels for them." So, I don't know if it's genuine. Um, but we can't deny she does a good job of making him feel like it is.

She grabbed she knew when to stop going for entertainers was another thing she did, right? So, you're really not going to lock down an entertainer unless you're young or really hot or right place, right time. Uh, that lifestyle just does not really encourage stability. Like if you marry an athlete, they're always going to be on the road. Um, you're going to have to deal with groupie women and businessmen, I would say, have a much higher chance of committing. And so she kind of graduated from the entertainers and went for the businessmen. The type of personality in entertainment is tough to lock down. Um, it makes it difficult to have a stable relationship and away games. Um, women throw themselves at them and more importantly entertainers tend to have a lot of free time. Businessmen also cheat but they cheat a little bit carefully and more respectfully because they're in like corporate America so they have to like behave a lot. Um, but sadly too many mids have a tendency to have their egos inflated. They don't realize, you know, they don't realize their position, right? Like you I always see these things that are like, "Oh, you should make him wait 90 days like Steve Harvey." And I'm like, "Well, Steve Harvey, maybe you could say that to your daughter Lori because she's like a nine or an eight." But a mid guys are not going to wait. Who's going to wait 90 days to have sex for a mid? Really, who's going to do it?

Um, and what I see with the especially Gen Z women, there's like two types of Gen Z women. They either look like boys or they've learned what men like and they're very good at extracting resources and they end up cheating. Mids have a tendency to not study what men like and respond to. And that's why mids continue to lose. So, we're going to put a call in and I want to know why you guys think Lauren won. So, don't come in and say, "Please don't say that women like her. She's old. You ran through whatever she won." Objectively, she won this game. Okay. So, I want to know you guys' take. Why do you think she won? And what is the best girl game you have seen outside of physical appearance that made a woman likable to you? Do you have a definition of a mid that you see in mid behavior in women? And why do so many mids lose in the dating market? So, call in. Um, I really want to know why you think Lauren won. And I want you to call in and I want you to talk for like three to four minutes tops. Um, ideally keep the keep tell me like which quest or tell me why you think she won. Any other thoughts you have that have to do with the topic and um just if I have to interrupt you it's not to be rude. Sometimes people just go on too long and we have to get the show. Make sure the YouTube is not playing in the background and um please don't overtalk me as the host.

Doug MPA, are you on the line? Hey, how's it going? Good. How are you? I'm good. So, we have the Super Saiyan Mid and Lauren Sanchez. She's She's achieved all the dreams. Oh, yeah. Of a mid. She won. Yeah. I'm telling you, this should be studied for years by sociologists because she's achieved more than more than most women ever could in their lifetimes. And she's just mid cuz you can't tell me that Lauren's not a mid. She I can name I mean who who would you say off the top of your head is hotter than Lauren Sanchez? Like right off the top of your head? Wait, anybody? Like girl walking down the street. Scarlett Johansson. I mean, Margot Robbie is hotter than her. Yeah. Like Yeah. I I don't because she even when they showed her in that bikini pick, I mean, she was like a seven, but she wasn't like Charlize Theron where she's in the grocery store and they literally say, "You're going to be a star." Lauren Sanchez wasn't that hot. No. Like Scarlett Johansson, I would say, was that hot back in the day. So, you know, I I admire her for all that she's achieved because once again, guys, she had a she's a single mom from an NFL player. Single mom. Didn't marry the NFL player. Then she bagged one of the one of the richest talent agents in Hollywood. Guys worth over $300 million. That was her first husband, right? Then she divorced him, had two kids with him, and now she's marrying a billionaire. Guys, come on now.

Yeah. And so, you know, because some of my critics and detractors, they they think I say it's over no matter what for women. And I don't believe that. I believe there's always going to be a simp. Um, but generally, you don't really get the caliber of men you used to get when you were younger. But not Lauren. She just kept going. She just I need to read something in the chat. It says, Wait, let me find it. Um, abs are not attractive on women. Okay. Well, it's more attractive than what normal 55-year-old women look like. Yeah, because that woman that put that that post that you were tagged in. Oh, yeah. See, women, you can win. But you know I'm Lauren maybe mid when it's when she's compared to her show biz contemporaries but when it comes to the average 55-year-old woman in the United States come on she's like 01%. In fact, have I ever seen a 55-year-old in person in that kind of shape? I don't think I ever have. I really don't. Not in her kind of shape. I know one that's in pretty good. Oh, actually we have a trainer. I don't think I don't think she's 55, but she's I think 47 or 48, and she's probably in that good a shape. Okay, guys. Make sure to like the video, subscribe if you haven't already. We're almost at um 20 thou 20,000 over 2 million. We're on our way to 3 million. So, subscribe if you haven't already. Share the video and um thank you for everyone to being in the Audacity chat and thank you for all the regulars on YouTube. We appreciate your support. And and put some mids in the chat, guys. But put put some women that maybe some women maybe some people think that they're hot, but they're just mid cuz you know, I would say would you agree that that Kira Knightley is a mid pearl? Kira Knightley. Let me look her up. Hold on. Natalie Portman and Kira Knightley are both mids. Yeah, Kira Knightley is a mid. Definitely. Um, maybe Young if I saw Kira Knightley. Natalie Portman is a mid. I mean, there's a whole lot of mids out there and there's so many mids for Yeah. Yeah, it's still mid. I would say she's pretty. Who's the other Natalie Portman? Yeah, just mid. And she's like 5 foot 1. Yeah, Taylor Swift is mid. Oh, yeah. That's another that's another case that should be studied. To be fair, she hasn't gotten like rings from a lot of them, but if she pulls off this, if she marries Travis Kelce, the other thing too, too, a lot of men are going to look at like those women and ladies watching, it's probably not you. This is not for you. But like Taylor Swift, they're going to look at it as a business decision. Like having a kid with Taylor Swift, I don't think that's going to be love. That's going to be, okay, she's hot enough. She's got a billion dollars. Can she help my brand? Like, she's helped Travis Kelce's brand.

Well, here's the thing. Um, I've been to Scranton, Pennsylvania, where where Taylor Swift is from, and she looks like a girl from Scranton, Pennsylvania. Yeah, I'm dead serious. She's like a six from Scranton. So the fact that she can get a Travis Kelce, a 6'5 freaking NFL, come on now. I think that she's winning. She's winning. She may have the money and stuff, but there's no way like a girl from Scranton, Pennsylvania without her talent and her her money couldn't get a guy like him. Candace, there's no way. Candace Owens is another mid who won. Oh yeah, Candace Owens isn't even mid. She's average. Come on, man. She's a five. That's mid. You don't think a mid is five? Remember, a mid's a little better than average where they can at least get into the same circles as attractive women, but they can't get the same results. So, you can't be a five and hang it in in the circles with with attractive women unless the attractive woman has one of those complexes where they have to have the ugly friend around to make themselves feel better. Hey, right place, right time. I would say mids are like sixes and 6.5s. Really? I'd put mids as four to six because that's in the middle. Yeah. Well, then what's average? Cuz cuz I thought that average and mid were two different things. No, and I said mid that's like a like that's four to six. I don't know. I think that average is average and then mids are like a little above average. No, I would have put I would put like there's like a four which is like a cute face or young chubby mid. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. A four is underachieving. Pearl. What are we talking about? That's what I think a four is. I think it's like it's usually yeah like overweight but chubby. Guys guys in the chat do do you think that average and mid are the same thing or would you put a power on this? I'll show you Google slides. I'll show you my PowerPoint. Yeah. See guy says mids are a little above average. Yeah. See I put let me see where women go. Here we go. Here's my slideshow. I see B. So, whenever I see Bezos and Lauren Sanchez, I think of that Head Over Heels song by Tears for Fears. Anyway, go ahead. I'm sorry. I always I mean, this is like a two on the left, eight plus in the middle. That's a mid. This is a seven. That's a four. So, she's like young, but she's overweight. So that an old older mid is a um a former eight. So someone that used to be hot upper beautiful eight plus lower beautiful like like I'd put her nine her eight socially awkward mid five four no four facially maybe even a three. Oh and then those are the men. That's what that's what I mean. Okay cool. Like cuz I would still consider like this girl a mid and I'd put her at a four, but I'd put her in like the mid category. Uh John the Wise, she says, "Pearl, how would you grade Melania Trump asking for a friend?" uh I'd say she was this this girl, right? This is Melania. She was an eight back in the day, but now she's a six. But she won just like Lauren Sanchez has dead ban. She's you know she's well she made she didn't start as a mid but she's a mid that's that's gonna stay winning. Yeah. I'm saying or like a se but a lot of times like the people with money they look at this stuff like as business like they kind of view it as like a business decision. Like if you marry a Trump like you're gonna get because it's not just like why do you think um Tiger Woods is dating the single mother of four like the former like the ex-wife of Oh yeah. It's cuz he wants influence one of Trump's sons. So they get influence. Yeah. So it's not like cuz he can't get a hot young 22-year-old. And the other thing is they'll view younger women as like flight risks. They don't have enough like patterns of behavior to like weed out if they're nuts yet. Yeah. Um but yeah, I agree. Okay. Well, let's let up the first person here. Make sure to have your sound connected. Hit that connect with audio when you come into the room here. Will, are you there? I am. Yeah. Can you hear me? Go ahead. Hey, Will. Why did Lauren Why did Lauren win? What's your take? Okay, so I'll make this quick. I think it's three things. Um, little background. I grew up in Los Angeles and my dad is in the industry. So, I was actually around a number of celebrities, okay? And and I think like a lot of guys, I was confused by the behavior of these celebrity guys because normal guys, we think like, oh, if I was a celebrity, I would just find like the hottest, sweetest, no-name 23-year-old, slap a ring on it, call it a day, right? Yeah. And so, we're like, well, why don't they do that? And I think it's three things. The first is trust, right? If you're a celebrity guy, you have normal chicks throwing themselves at you all the time and you you can't trust that they're not after your money and they're not after fame. And so, the only way to guarantee that is to date another celebrity woman. Since she already has those things, you can more likely trust that she's actually with you for you, ironically. Okay, good take. Um the the other thing is lifestyle. Um these guys, these celebrities, they live lifestyles that normal people can't even fathom. Like they're flying in helicopters to Monaco to go do stuff and it's very casual. You know, you try to slot a normal chick into that and it's just going to be weird. There's going to be a lot of friction. So I think the celebrity women, they can just slot right into that lifestyle and there's no friction. They're used to it. They're not going to make a big deal out of it. Wouldn't the celebrity women have things going on though? So they couldn't do that as much like versus like a girl could just quit her job if she's dating a guy she likes. No. Yeah. Thing to consider is a guy may not want that. Like these guys already have superdeveloped lifestyles and they may not want to babysit like an amazing 23-year-old. You feel me? Yeah. Okay. Okay, that makes sense. And also these 22 year olds are are um a loose cannon. Look, look what happened to um who's the lead singer of um of Maroon 5? Adam Levine. Remember what happened to him? Will last year? No. Fill me in. So he Oh, I remember. Yeah. So So Adam Levine's married, right? And him and his wife have something worked out. Well, we found out after what happened that him and his wife have something worked out. But um so okay, you know better than everyone here that there are women who are vetted that like Hollywood men mess around with cuz they're going to keep their mouth shut, right? Well, Adam Levine met this girl who was actually, you know, a seven or an eight Instagram. She just moved to LA. She she was 20 years old and he starts messing around with her. They start sleeping together. They met at some party. He's sleeping with her. texting her you all these sweet little messages and some like inappropriate and stuff and all of a sudden it comes out that he he's messing around with this 21-year-old girl and so she tried to say that he he took advantage of her and she was new to the city and and and she she didn't want to mess around with them but he was kind of forceful and this that whatever blah blah blah blah that was the first take then like two hours later or maybe the next morning She got on Instagram and said, "Hey, that previous live, disregard it." I'll tell you the truth. I was messing around with Adam Levine. I just come to to LA. We messed around for 2, 3 months. Uh, one of her friends, she sent the text messages between Adam Levine and her to her friends. and one of her friends was trying to extort her for for money and said, "If you don't give me $50,000, I'm going to share all these texts to the to uh the media." And so, she didn't want to pay. So, so she let it come out. And so, of course, well, the best part about it is Adam Levine's wife is like, "I ain't going nowhere. I don't know what you ladies are thinking, but I got me some Adam Levine." So he he was going through all the public shame of of messing around on his wife and they're trying to tell his wife to leave him and all this stuff. So uh that's what happened with him and this one of the girls from the Midwest who moved to LA to pursue her dreams and she met Adam Levine. Yeah. I mean that's a great point. Everything you described does not happen if Adam Levine sticks to celebrities. You know what I mean? because celebrities have just as much to lose by that sort of thing getting out as as he would. They they have their own reputations. Whereas some no-name gal, she could leak stuff to the press. She could even invent false charges. She has nothing to lose compared to these people. The other thing, too, cuz I had a guy tell me that he wanted to date a girl with no following. And I and he and it's totally fair. Like I understand why men want that, but I thought about it and I was like, she'll have a following if you're famous and she comes out and has a story about you, then she'll get a following after that. Yeah. Do you know what I'm saying? Like if like Hillary Crowder, no one knew who she was for 10 years until one day everybody knew who she was, you know? So yeah, that's actually a great point. That's a really good point. Dude, reminds me. I forget which comedian this was, but they were like, "Bill Clinton was so famous that Monica Lewinsky became famous just for sucking him off." Oh, yeah. I forgot about Monica. That's a mid who did not Well, I guess you could argue she did play her cards right because she got to just make money off of that story forever. But, you know, she was in the room with like some of the most powerful men in the world. She could have tried to lock one down. Yeah, I wanted to add one more thing which um is specific to Lawrence Sanchez. Um certain women know how to be like pleasantly persistent, you know, like guys are so not used to getting chased that if they run into a woman who comes after them in like the right way and just makes it really easy to be in a relationship, they'll just sort of passively slide into the relationship and they can end up marrying those women. Mhm. Can I have an example of maybe one that you've seen? Yeah. Actually, what caused me to bring this up, my dad has a good friend who is a really successful dermatologist, right? And he was in New York. He just finished residency and he decided that he was going to move to Los Angeles, which included breaking up with this woman. And so he told her, he's like, "Yeah, so I'm out of here. We're done. Adios." This woman followed him to Los Angeles. just packed up her car, drove out to LA, and basically made him get back in a relationship with her, and he capitulated, and they've been married to this day. Okay. Cuz she didn't make it a big deal and whatever. Okay. Yeah. She just chased him down um and wouldn't take no for an answer. Yeah. It's like they almost they let their egos die, you know, because so many women would say, "I'm not chasing no man or he's got to chase me." and she just said like they say I know what I want and I go for it. Um I've seen where um my sister had a friend and she was a black woman who had reached her her early 30s and her aunt and her mom and all the women and her family were just like single and she's like I'm going to

Be married. I'm not going to be like them. So my sister literally told me that this woman told her one day, "I'm going to be married within the next year or two," and she found this guy that she liked and she just pursued him and just wouldn't take no for an answer, and they got married and they've been married for eight years and she's happy as a clam. But she, once she made that decision and she found a guy that met most of her expectations, she literally went after this guy, and they got married and they've been married ever since.

Yeah, that's an interesting strategy that is available to women that most of them don't use, which is like they can identify a guy they want and, as long as they're attractive enough, they can kind of snipe the guy. You know what I mean?

Yeah. And it worked on—

So, how do you—

Oh, cuz they were neighbors or something. So, it's like he also doesn't have a lot of free time. So if she's just in the right place at the right time and is like persistent enough and nice enough, it's like going to almost be too expensive for him to go find someone else, cuz like what is his time worth an hour, right? Like think of how busy Bezos is. Like he's not on the app. Like how does Bezos even meet people? The answer is they come to him and make it really easy.

Yeah. I guarantee that's what she did.

Wow, that was great. Oh, go ahead.

And also you must probably—sad is the—what do you call it? What persistent pearl or wait, who said that term? It's something persistent. What was that term? Anyway, how women act nowadays when they're persistent in pursuing a guy is probably how women in the past acted normally. Understand what I'm saying?

Absolutely. I think that that strategy used to be women's primary strategy. You know, I agree. And it was structured in a way to maintain a plausible deniability, you know, like she waits till the guy's about to pass by, drops the handkerchief, he goes, "Oh, excuse me." Picks it up, gives it to her, right? Like that was how things used to work. And she'll have a conversation with him, and he'll say his favorite bar that he likes to go to, and then all of a sudden the next day she's sitting at the bar that he normally goes to, waiting for him to walk through the door. Like she ends up in places where he normally is. He's like, "Oh my, fancy seeing you here."

Yeah, I'll bet. What's your favorite drink on the menu? I've never been here. But yeah, well, casually stalk.

You know, I don't even think most guys would know what to do with a woman who's mid or above, pursuing them for a relationship or marriage. And I'm not even talking in a masculine way, like like not the "you going to marry me, boy." Not like that. But you know what I'm saying? Like showing that much interest. The average guy, even the average guy with money, wouldn't even know how that feels and how to handle that.

Yeah, I had a gal who pursued me in that way, and she was a little bit less attractive than I would normally go for, but she was so pleasant and she just kind of slotted into my life and started doing stuff for me, right? Like she would just like do things without being asked, and it was so nice to have. I ended up dating her for a year or two when I never otherwise would have, just cuz she made it so easy.

What did she do? What did—

Yeah, that was my next question.

Dude, she would just like make the bed, do laundry, cook me stuff. It was like—and I never asked for any of it, and she never expected credit for it. It just got done. It was unbelievable.

Yeah. Yeah. I had a woman that would always bring um uh bottled water to my house and like the the Fiji water, and at the time I lived on the second floor of an apartment complex. So she would—so she would carry like a case of Fiji water up the—She never came to my house empty-handed ever. And I'm just like, "What is this? What's going on here?"

Yeah. Isn't it amazing? This gal was like an accountant. She like did my taxes for me one year.

Let's go. I know. I know. I felt so bad, dude. She wanted a ring so badly, and when I broke up with her, she was like, pressed, fallen. I felt terrible.

What happened? What did you guys break up for?

Dude, it—I was dumb, bro. I was like—I was holding out for better. I'm like, "Oh, I can get a more attractive gal." In retrospect, I should have just slapped the ring on her. She's still single. You can hit her up. She's married with kids now.

That ship sailed, I know.

Yeah. Most guys, Pearl says it all the time. If you see a guy that's like a seven or an eight with a mid or less, there's a reason why she's there, man. She makes herself useful. She cares about him, and she treats him well. And what did I say? The other most important thing is—Oh, and she did, by the way, for the record, have the glugluck 9,000.

Let's go. I'm done. Let's go. And that'll give you two points. I swear to God.

Yep. Yep. I'm telling you, there's one girl. Women. So, go ahead. Women that initiate sex enthusiastically. Yeah, that's—you get two points right there. And I'm talking like initiate like you're sitting there hanging out or playing video games or watching TV and all of a sudden you're like, "Girl, what are you doing?"

I—Oh, what? Okay, let's go. There's a girl that we know around here um who's dating someone in my brother's friend group, and nobody could figure out why he was dating her because she's just so like—she's kind of chubby. She's kind of miserable to be around. There's a guck luck. He said it was the best guckluck he ever had, and he can't let her go.

Dude, it's just like if she does a good job, it—it's like the guy's brain reboots. There's like five minutes where there's just nothing happening up top. I'm like, "Oh my god, this chick blue screened my brain. It was that good."

Thanks for calling in, Will.

Yeah. Um, happy to chat. Thanks for having me.

Calling anytime.

Yeah, call in anytime. That was great. That was awesome. See you guys, that was a perfect caller. Perfect. So, he put his story. So, I'll make it quick. Does the story then, if it's something we want to bounce off, we'll keep going with it, right? But the beginning, middle, and end for your initial thought is great. So, we want to keep this show entertaining for people. So, just try to keep that in mind when you call in. Go ahead.

Hey, Sean.

What's up, buddy?

What's good? What's going on, Sean? I know you got thoughts on this. How are you?

Good, good, good, good, good. How's everybody doing?

Good. Yeah, good. So, why do you think Lauren won? I think she's probably a specific, like the guy said, she's very pleasant. And also, you know, she's been very pleasant and high energy to a lot of people. And a lot of different men look for a lot of different things. So some guys would look for, you know, a girl that has influence, but a lot of guys who end up wealthy, they just really get mid girls. Like if you really look at their wives, they're nothing banger because people forget they live different lives. Like a regular average guy, his wife is the only one he's probably going to have access to. For a guy who's upper tier, he's had access to other girls, too. So his wife is going to be something different. The models are at the parties, the events, he'll have access to them, but they are just not his wife, if that makes sense to you. So, what do you think? Because Lauren not only won once, she won three times. You know, people can say they don't find her attractive or whatever, but NFL player, top agent, Billy, you cannot say she's not doing something right. So, from your take, it's her personality. It's just the way she carries herself. I just see it like the energy she brings, and then again, like you know, she's been with a lot of men around—a lot of them didn't take her—the ones that like that took her. You get what I'm saying? So the ones that came across her and were like, "Man, I love her energy, man. She was looking at me in my eyes," like you said, right? Bill Clinton was ready to go, but he probably wouldn't have married her. He probably would have tapped it. And so, net, she's around that circle. She associates herself in those positions, and then that's why she has access to those men. And let me tell you, the NFL player, her and him, they weren't married. So you may be wondering how did she win if she didn't marry the NFL player? She got the genetics for her child from the NFL player, and that's a win. And yeah, that too. And she got access, right? She just continued. And as Pearl said, she probably switched her strategy like, "Okay, look, maybe the NFL player is not the best. Let me go for a businessman." And then boom, smart lady.

Smart lady. And—and cuz—cuz a lot of businessmen are going to view a woman that has a kid with an entertainer as like lower. So, like cuz they don't really respect—like I—I just—I've kind of been around some of those circles, and they just don't see like entertainment in the same way. Like they view it as like lower. Um, and so it actually speaks to her even more that she was able to pull off businessmen after she had a kid with like what would be perceived as like a lower status job by them.

Well, it could be argued a little bit. She's not like a Britney Renard, right, who only did that. She also had stuff going on—in Jeff Basil's case particularly. He's worth $50 million—light into that.

Yeah. Yeah. But she still had stuff going.

Yeah. Oh, wait. You talking to me? You talking to—

No, no, no, no, no. I'm—I'm—I'm reaffirming your point that Lawrence Sanchez built herself up to being worth $50 million before she met Jeff Bezos. Let's go ahead.

Oh, exactly. Right. So, that's very different from a Britney Rener who is struggling right now at this point, allegedly. So net-net, I would say that he—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—him—himself—he likes something about that and about her, and he said, "Hey, f it, I'm f to do what I'm f to do." Like his first wife wasn't a slammer neither. Like, I mean, come on, yeah, and he's also—what is he, 60 now? I mean, at 60, everyone's saying, "Oh, he's dumb for marrying her." I mean, he—he's—what—let's say he makes it to like 70, 80. I mean, he's got so much money, who cares? He's going to enjoy the moment, you know, even if—yeah.

That's all he's thinking about is enjoying the moment. I'm pretty sure he's a little bit lively. You see him get his body together. He used to be sloppy. Now he's fit, and she's fit. And so there's probably things there that we don't see on the surface, but under deep that he values in that relationship, he's like bumping. And then, of course, if she becomes a billionaire, then ain't nothing new, right? He had to deal with that. And his ex-wife went with a teacher after that. So, you know what I'm saying? It's downhill from there. Uh, and they broke up. So, so now she's single.

Yeah, exactly. You're right. So, what—what is the best girl game that's ever been used on you that maybe you would have given someone a chance that you would not have originally thought—the best girl game is probably just like the last caller, Will's on point, too. Like just that—just being feminine, just being supportive. I'm not necessarily somebody who needs to clean up behind me, but just adding value and just being energetic and lively. I think that that's the best girl game. Like just bringing that to a guy, it's just like he said, unorthodox. Most people don't do it. And most girls who actually get with me, they come from the construct that they chase me and not the other way around. I've met girls who are like, "Yo, I'm the prize." And then that tends to not work out cuz I'm not doing that.

So is there something—if it's the other way around? Is there something that comes to your head like either something nice that she did for you or something?

Yeah, I'll give you—I'll give you like a spec—I like specific examples. It makes it better. Go ahead.

Yeah. Yeah. No, no, no doubt. So, when I was actually serving in Israel in Tel Aviv, working at a US embassy, we were being bombed all the time. And actually during that period, one of the girls I was with, she sent like a care package. And the care package had like everything on it. Had stickers. It had notes on the granola bars, like certain messages about certain health ailments I was dealing with at that particular time. So, she was like attention to detail oriented like nobody's business. It was ridiculous. One time I had something going on where she was able to come, and it was like 3:00 in the morning that she had to go to the pharmacy and get something. She just got up, went and got the stuff, came back. So, being that type of level of supportive, that's like unorthodox and unheard of for most relationships.

Yeah. So just that—that's girl game, right? Like—or just even—let's make it simple. "Hey, babe, can you grab that water for me?" And she's like, "Okay, no problem." Versus a girl who be like, "You got legs, you got arms. See that?" Who does that? I don't. Sorry. I've heard this from guys before, but I'm like—I have never in my life asked someone to grab something—like man or woman—and they didn't get it. You know what I mean? I don't know. Just seems like—like why would you argue over—in the jack—going to be like, "Yeah, yeah." That's crazy. Um, there's a super chat that says another reason she won is men have very low standards for how we're treated. She hit on Leo in front of Bezos.

Yeah. What was your take on—um—when she was doing that? Like when she was hitting on—like why did—did you think that the flirting that she did with Leonardo DiCaprio in front of him was too much? Did you think the internet was overblowing it? Um, like what did you think?

Internet always overblows things, but also at the same time, it's like that's life. I'm pretty sure Jeff Bezos is like—he's Leo. Like you know what I'm saying? That's like—that's like me sitting around with my girl and being like, if Drake came through, she's not supposed to choose. Like if you just know the structure of the world and how things work, you just—it is what it is. Like what you gonna do? Like you gonna get mad and get angry and stomp and crash out blue pill rage? Like nah. You just gonna be like, cool. And I guess Jeff Bezos is like—it's Leo. She's choosing. And if she goes, she goes. If she doesn't, she doesn't. Like it is what it is.

Yeah. Especially like you said, if you—you're a—I'm not saying he is, but most likely he is. You know what else you gonna do?

Yeah. And it's probably to him—once he spends a certain amount of time on a woman, it's like his time is so valuable that like in his head, the amount of time it's going to take him with a—to bond with another woman is just like—cuz I know they were neighbors or something. So that she had that like background with him.

Yeah. His energy, time, and attention is pretty precious. And then even if he—like you said—tries to court someone else, he has to go through the process. And like Will said, she was already acclimated around being around people at that level. So of course, she might have been out of pocket with him, but imagine taking a normie and putting him in circles like that.

Come on, bro. Daniel says she won because she can navigate well in an elite world. She's comfortable and appears to fit in.

Cool. Yeah. And other people are like, "Man, she's pleasant." You know what I'm saying? Like just their interaction with her, they'll be like, "Yeah, Jeff Basil's wife, she's a—she's a real cool person." So, it fits for what he's doing, and wish him the best luck. But she'll become one of the richest women in the future. We'll just wait for that day.

Yeah, he probably will. He—he probably just views it as an expense, you know?

He does. Yeah. Like, "Hey, man, it's going to cost me a couple shares. How much shares we got to put aside?" They're like, "At least two billion." He's like, "All right, cool."

What's the probability of them staying married for the rest of their lives?

Cut it out. Nah, she'll probably go through another phase of life and become a new person. And I don't think it would probably be bad. It's just—we grew apart—more so—she was going to have to—she going to have to do a Warren Buffett strategy and become one of the richest women in the world and have an exit.

Who do you think she'd go for next?

Nothing. She'll be a billionaire.

Oh, she's done.

Yeah. No, no, no. She'll—she'll be living on Rihanna's terms. She'll be living on Kim Kardashian's terms where guys come up to her and they'll get their name tattooed on them. Like for her, like she'll just be like a billionaire.

You think she—she going to pull a Madonna and date a bunch of 28, 30-year-olds?

Yeah, probably. Most likely. Yes, she will. She'll start having those guys in the side pocket as concubines because that's the new rich women flex. You have these 50, 60-year-old women trying to get the young—the young black rappers—the—you know whoever—she was bro stars—you know, maybe teachers—what's the guy—a jiu-jitsu instructor—like you could do whatever at that point—oh yeah, she could go to like maybe Jazelle's—um—new husband's got like a friend—yeah—right here's probably—

Go ahead. Tom Brady's wife was cheating on him with her jiu-jitsu instructor. What hope does the average guy have?

No, but Tom Brady and Sydney Sweeney, I guess, were pretty cozy at the Jeff Bezos's wedding. So, wouldn't that be a crossover?

Oh my god, Jazelle will go nuts that he dates the next hottest woman in Hollywood. I hope he does. I want to see Sydney Sweeney uh and and Obama. That's who I want to see. No, Madison and Obama.

Yeah. But Obama needs to get remarried. He needs to—he needs to do something. He needs to be single.

Can you imagine if it was like Obama and like Margot Robbie or something like that? I want to see—I want—I want to see Obama drop Big Mike and get with a freaking, you know, a 28, 29, 30-year-old snow bunny. That would make my whole year. Do B-Dubz would just explode.

Would be great. Yeah, right. B-Dubz. Good dugs at B-Dubz.

All right. Thanks so much for—Thanks so much for calling in. Call in anytime.

Okay. Hey, no problem, man. There's hope for you mids. Peace out. See you.

And actually, those are the only two callers.

Oh, that's it. Oh, I would have kept them on longer if I figured there was a line. Nobody wants to tune in and say why Lauren Sanchez won.

Huh. Yeah. And also, you know, um, would you rather marry, if you were a high-value man, would you shoot for the stars and try to get you a 10 or go for a mid? Which one would you choose?

If I was a high-value guy, I'd just get the 10. And I'll tell you why. It's because if I—you're probably going to get screwed over anyway, so she might as well be young and hot. So, that's what I would do if I was.

Yeah. I mean, that is true. Like—like what's—like imagine getting—like paying all that to McKenzie Bezos and she looks like McKenzie Bezos. God dang. And here's the thing. I think that nowadays divorce is so common that if a man's ex is some hot chick, you're like, "Oh yeah, you're getting wrenched and divorced, but at least she's hot." Yeah. Do you know what I mean? At least you got to spend seven years—

With that, dude. Yeah, I know. And that's what I was thinking, like, you know, Tom Brady; it's an L, but he dated one of the most beautiful women in the world. How about this? How about this? I'll bring Shawn and Will in on that.

Yeah, let's bring them both in. Hey. Yeah. So, now we have Sean. Sean and Will. Oh, you guys brought me back.

Yeah, we didn't we didn't have any more callers. We thought we'd have more, so we're like, let's just make it a panel.

Nice. What's up? So, so go ahead. We're talking about um, if you were—because Pearl said if she was a high-value man, she she just shoot for a 10 because you you're going to get divorced anyway. So, you might as well get get divorced and rinsed in court by a 10 than a mid. What do you think, Will?

Strong disagree. Okay. I'm not saying I'm right. I'm just saying this is how I do.

No, no, no. I like your logic, right? I'm hypergamous. You might as well get the absolute maximum ass out of it. I I'm hypergamist. I shoot for the stars. You know what I mean?

Okay. So, here's here's my reasoning, right? Um, and again, based on personal experience, I have a cousin who is a legitimate 10. Absolute 10. Um, and her life actually went horribly. Like she was hot enough that she was getting invited on yachts by rich guys, and she was like doing blow on yachts her entire 20s, and it ruined her. It completely ruined her. She she just lost track of herself, and now she's a single mom. Go figure.

So women who are nines or tens, they get so much sexual attention that I think it actually messes up their psychology; like they end up developing this weird like conditional self-esteem where they don't really they don't really love themselves because they get so much external validation. You know what I'm saying? I think the best bet for a guy is find like a seven who is exactly your type. I think that's the play.

I can't argue with that at all. That's a good that's a good strategy cuz she's still hot enough where you're not like mad. Like if you're getting screwed over by a five, that's just such an L. Like McKenzie Bezos cost you a billion dollars.

See, see, I used to I used to want the the the nerdy girl who's hot but doesn't know she's hot. But now social media has ruined that cuz now you have the amaranths out there. Remember her husband called in?

Oh yeah. Remember that, Pearl? And when they first met, she was like super nerdy and introverted and stuff. Now she's the Now she makes the most amount of money. She's like the most successful female streamer there is. And now she's talking back to him and yelling and screaming and singing and cheating on him and stuff like that. So, you can't even count on the nerdy wallflower to stay faithful anymore if she has any decent amount of looks.

Yeah. And once she realizes she's hot, now she knows she can do better. You know what I mean? It's like cuz I think that's what happened to Amarathan. That's like now she's getting attention from all these guys that are like higher level and now cooked.

What about you, Sean? What would you get?

Well, you know, I ain't getting married, but Okay, there's a gun to There's a gun to your head. Now you have to.

So, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Right now, I blocked the gun. No. So, I think my chances that way is uh more chances for survival. But no, I I agree with Will. And then also what I would probably say is if I was getting married then I would just be on goat pill time where it's just like they're bringing a dowry. And so in that situation I'm not really looking for beauty for marriage. I'm looking for acquisition. And I am a high-value man already. But I wouldn't look for beauty when it comes down to marriage. I'm looking for acquiring more assets and growing my wealth. And so the partner has to accompany that. They have to complement that. If they don't, then they're not going to get married. And then that's why beautiful girls, they're just out there. So, you don't need to marry them. And it's terrible. Yeah. Cuz you would have to do like a terrible thing to marry them. You'd have to do no character development at all.

Well, most don't. Most tend not to. It's very hard to find the ones that still do it. And so that's why it's not a smart venture to go about. But if you're just doing reckless and hook, you'll they'll be on the yacht as Will said. So why would you marry them? And and even the whole gluck 3000 thing. So guys, some of the most beautiful women are the worst in bed. You want to know why? It's because most men that sleep with them are so enamored with their looks that they won't tell them that they're terrible in bed. Don't ask me how I know.

Is that true for you guys, too? like the best-looking women were bad in bed?

Uh, not necessarily. I mean, not that I've been with a ton of tens to be fair. No, I would say yeah, it just depends. But I could see like the logical conclusion to it. Possibly not because they're beautiful. They're just like, "Look, I just do a starfax. I'm just a starfish, and then that's it." So, it depends.

I want to piggyback on something uh Sean said. Pearl, have you heard of the YouTube channel Psych Hacks? Is it okay if I talk about that?

Um yeah.

Okay. He's awesome. He does like um dating analysis, and he had an amazing video why beautiful women are nuts. And he and the short version of it is beautiful women are nuts because no one ever tells them the truth. Like women punish men who are honest to them. And so the most beautiful women are never told the truth by anyone because every guy on the planet's trying to bang her. So the only way that that 10 woman turns out okay is if she had like a strong dad and strong brothers because those are the only guys on the planet who aren't trying to get with her. You know what I mean?

Yeah. But there's even simp dads nowadays.

Yeah, I was about to say good thing Will you added strong dad and I would say we have to be very careful because a lot of guys as bro said even dads are simp dad dads or simp brother brothers so around the table dear honey deary and if no man can give you whatever you want oh man he's tripping so it depend and he's like you better take my princess I'm like your princess was on a yacht with the gluck 8000 just the other day No, but I love her and she my daughter. So, well, it depends. And simp dads have the same rhetoric as as feminist moms. The same they literally indoctrinate their daughters to be these strong independent women. They're just out here being single without being able to party with a man.

You know what's amaz like are on the yachts and getting invited and like at partying and all these events. I'm like you must have no skills through your 20s because like you don't have any time to make skills like to learn any skills cuz you're just like partying all the time. Like I'm surprised you even have jobs for some of them.

Yeah. Yeah, my cocaine cousin is a waitress at 38 and a single mom.

Yep. God. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm I'm guessing. So, um are her are your nieces and nephews mixed race?

No.

Okay. Reasonable guess. I was going to say, was it a Chad or a Tyrone?

Dude, it was it was so it was straight out of a stereotype, man. She was like 31. Wall came knocking and she like banged some Chad 24-year-old coworker.

Oh my gosh. And then kept it. God, how's that co-parenting relationship going?

It's not I don't even know what the guy's up to.

Wait, who is her coworker?

So, she had access to all those guys and she didn't even like if you're that if you're a 10, you could be a single mom to like like why would you be a sing I'm just saying if you're going to go the single mom route, you might as well go the single mom route for the win. You know what I mean?

What? There was a there was a a real I saw where this guy he he was he was from uh Oakland and he he met this girl uh in in college and um she was like uh she was all about him and he had no idea why cuz he was like you know he was a good-looking dude but he was a broke college kid. He's like what are you going after me for you? you're so beautiful that you can date a a NBA player or a baseball player or a football player and get a kid off him and live good for the rest of your life. And so she dropped out of college and that's exactly what she did. She she she got she married a baseball player that that worked for the Oakland A's, had two kids, and divorced him by by her late 20s. So then he said he they reconnected in her late 20s and she wanted to be with him. She's like, "Look, I I pretty much did what you said. I I have I get all this alimony and child support, so let's get back together." He's like, "You actually I didn't really mean for you to do that, but but she's so hot that she could do that." And then he tried to pursue him again, and he's like, "Uh-uh. No way. I'm not the woman that would do that kind of thing. Sorry."

Wow. That's crazy.

Yeah. So you your cousin's kind of a waste of pretty, right?

Oh, 100%, man. I mean, and furthermore, when she hit the wall, she hit it hard. I mean, it was like she hit the wall like Wile E. Coyote running into the side of a of a canyon or something cuz she had done so much drugs in her 20s that it aged her really hard. So when she finally hit the wall, her looks nosedived. I think that's why Marilyn Monroe committed suicide was because she was hitting the wall. Like you'll see like a lot of beautiful women, they just can't take it because like again they've had no character development amid getting ghosted that that builds character. You know what I mean? They don't even know what that's like.

Do you guys read Calvin and Hobbes? It's like all the bad stuff Calvin goes through. His dad's like, "Hey, it builds character." Like these mids getting ghosted. It's so good. You know what I mean? Because it's like the other girls, they they know what it's like to be worshipped all the time. They probably had boyfriends forever cuz they could just demand it, you know.

Um yeah, I I think in our lifetime that we can see women choosing to get married to a man of substance younger and being satisfied with being his wife and having his children. But I don't think that's going to happen, man. I just don't because When you see a woman that could have had it all like the Britney Reners, Britney Renner could have had it all. She could have.

Yeah, she could have. She had it all if she just would have looked past the cheating. She had it all. She had a kid with um a guy that was in the NBA finals, and they were living together. Um, I don't know if they got married or not, but the guy went on to marry another single mother. So, I think she could she could have pulled that cuz the play is is Britney Reners and all these women, they the only thing that they control a man with that they can control a man with is sex. So, they want to have a man that can't have sex with any woman, bow to her and say, "You're the only woman that I can get sex from." And it's just not going to happen. Like Britney Renner literally wanted an NBA player to to get down on all fours and beg her for sex, and it didn't happen, and that's why she she left.

That's the female romance novel. It's like some completely average mid-woman somehow manages to get some like billionaire vampire werewolf guy to be completely obsessed with her. Billionaire vampire werewolf.

But I think also even in that Will once she gets it and let's say it runs its course for a decade or maybe even less, she gets tired of it and she switches it.

Yeah. Well, cuz a lot of women can't handle the all the attention being on the guy. They get really jealous of him.

Yeah, for sure. For sure. All of us have had I remember one of my friends um he he was a psychologist like early he went from undergrad and then to to PhD and um he he started his own kind of sleep study clinic thing like a different variation of it and so he he married this woman he had three kids and on their social media so she was a stay-at-home mom to three kids but she'd always get into this multi-level marketing garbage and he would have to promote her quote-unquote businesses on his social media and on his sites and stuff and and praise her as this business owner and act like she was equally contributing to the household with her BS multi-level marketing. And it's just like, no, this guy's worth millions of dollars, but he has to praise her like somehow she's a a partner to him financially. It's craziness.

It's crazy. I hear that and I just think that women should be so busy like breastfeeding kids that they shouldn't have any time to worry about that. We have like one kid now and it goes to like I don't you know what it's like we have one maybe two children nowadays and after the kids like four it's in preschool all day.

Exactly. You know what I mean? She's got to do something.

Well, the kids start watching themselves and all that other stuff. The the housewife think it's a terrible idea to do 2025. There's too much time. It's not much to be a mother or a parent actually.

Yeah. At least if she's cheating at work, like it'll just be the boss. You know, if she's at home all day and she's cheating, it might be the the bartender. It could be anybody who comes service the house.

I know, right? It could be it could be the neighbor. It could be like there could be five men coming in and out. Like at least if she's cheating at work, it's contained to like the parking lot he's probably married to with the rules and stuff like that. But if it's at home, man, they going to get bored and it's going to get crazy. That's what the milk and the pool boys been around for the longest.

I was say the next kid you have, you have to get the freaking Amazon driver genetic tested. You have to get

Yeah, I forgot the driver. USPS. Yeah, the the the Uber Eats guys, you got to get all them tested. You know the Amazon and you know and you know the Amazon drivers be them black dudes with the dreads and everything. So you got to be careful guys.

Well, and like my grandma was a housewife, but she had nine children and the other one had 13. So, it's like I don't know if one two kids is a full-time job, especially when you can work from a laptop nowadays. Like, I'm like, are you And the other thing is these women on Twitter that say they're trad, they'll like bake bread, but I'm like, why would you bake bread when it's like $2? Like, I just don't It seems like a time suck to me.

Do you Sean, how many kids do you think a woman would have to have for for being a mother to be the hardest job on the planet? Cuz I'd say like four. If you have four kids in a house and you're a stay-at-home mom, well then that's tough. But like one or two or three, I mean, come on now.

Yeah. Yeah. I would agree around up there. Three plus. Because once you get that, then you got kids and you got what's it called? Then they got they fighting for political power and favoritism. So you got to manage all that. So yeah, that could be that could tend to be a lot. But one come on cap. And that's how much most people are having. One or two and that's it. But and the other thing too is even if you have multiple like once the kids like my grandma cuz she had um nine kids. Once the kids were like six or seven, they start to watch the younger kids. So you have like or maybe okay they're on a farm so maybe it's in the city it's a little older but they like they like drove trucks at like 9 years old you know what I mean but my point is this like once they get older that like the kids can kind of help you know yeah I mean I I I I had told my brother because he's like a high net worth individual and he has his wife and he made a housewife and he was like bro you were right it's the worst decision decision ever made. I always tell men the number one thing you should do is retire yourself first and don't try to you know put your wife in a position because once again once you become that primary bread winner I mean first you got to get yourself to the position where you don't have to trade your time for money and that's the best part and then you could and one of most important things you're the most important part not your wife as far as rendering and raising children as you said many times pro right uh a single father household is better than a single mom and even a two parent house, they just get good results. And so if you're not there cuz you're working, that's a problem. You don't need to retire your wife. Let her continue to work online or have her own little business or go to a job because at the end of the day, a y a job because that's the most important part for you to retire yourself. Once you retire them, they become Amazon shopping uh liabilities.

Well, the average the average school teacher makes $72,000 a year. So, you can make you could bring home 70k, you get three months off in the summer and you have the same schedule as the kids. Like, you could literally feels like she got a purpose to life and you ain't got an answer for it. She'd be like, "You shook my career, my life. I don't have no identity." And then they want to take you to the cleaners. They have their own little pocket money to buy that little BS that they buy and they don't always come to you and swipe your card. So, I mean, one of the worst parts about being a teacher though is a lot of teachers, they don't have enough. They give all their nurturing to their job and then the kids and then the dog and then there's none left for the husband. Because most of the guys I know that are with women that that are teachers, they have nothing left for the husband. Nothing. And it has I'm I'm saving the world by by teaching children and I have to give all to my children. It's just all all to my kids at school. I I have to be there for them and and try to help them out of their horrible situation and stuff. So you got to watch out for that too because a lot of teachers have no nurturing left for but guys got girls that aren't teachers and they're still saying that. That's what I was saying. I was like So you're still not getting it.

Well, and it's not like they're doing anything at work. Have you seen the test scores nowadays? These kids can barely read. Like they just she just doesn't like her husband that she's blaming. Like like that's that's what it is is they don't like their husbands. It's not the job.

Exactly. And no, actually the teachers are doing something. They get more pensions, more benefits, and that's what they're doing. Now the kids are not getting taught, but they're definitely, you know, cornering the market. You can't even fire a teacher nowhere in America.

So, uh, Pearl, speaking of teaching, did you see that that one girl, she graduated high school with honors and she can't even read?

No, I didn't see that.

Yeah, I'm going to put it in the chat. No, no, no, no. I'm going to put it on the thing and just just play this real fast cuz this girl, you know how you how you like all that AI stuff? That's how I thought it was I put I thought it was crazy that um I put it at the bottom. I thought it was crazy how when I was um in high school I looked up so the I went to a Catholic school and um my best friend went to a public school and by the time we graduated high school our ACT differences were five points. So, like we got the same grades in middle school and

Then we went to high school, and I got like, like it was like a mid-20s on the ACT, and she was at like an 18 or a 19. Like, that's how low her score was. And I looked up the spending that the school spent per student, and it was like double what they gave us. Like, we didn't even have air. Like, they had way nicer facilities. They had all this stuff, but the kids like weren't even learning. And the same thing happened with my brother and like another kid in his class, like the Catholic and the public schools. Let me see. Not that all Catholic schools are good, but ours was pretty good.

There's actually another caller. Let me bring him in here real fast. Do you want me to play this first, or no? Let's bring the caller. I guess he's waiting. Cornell. Cornelionaire. Cornelionaire. Oh, okay. Okay. So, what are we talking about? So, why do you think Lauren won? Lauren Sanchez with Jeff Bezos? I have no idea. I have no idea. Um, didn't even know we were talking about that. I was going to talk. Sorry, buddy. You can't just come in here and not know what we're talking about, man. We've been going on for an hour and freaking—Come on, man. No. Okay, I'll I'll play the video now. Yeah, play the video. Then we can close it. Guys, if you're going to call in, you got to be on topic. We do pro—There's a whole monologue at the beginning. At least watch the first, you know, 10–15 minutes of the show before you call in. You can't just barge in here. Come on now. We have a topic. We do the research. No barging in. Okay. Go ahead.

Did you ever think you'd be going to college here? No. Never. Not in many years. In some ways, Allayia Ortiz is living an American dream. The 19-year-old began her freshman year at the University of Connecticut in Hartford this fall. She's excited to study public policy, the culmination of hard work after moving north from Puerto Rico as a child. Do you remember when you first came to Connecticut? Yes, I remember I was very nervous, but I know it was going to be, um, better opportunities for me to learn. But Alicia says those opportunities never came to fruition. Even today, could you read this, or would it take you a long time? It's impossible. I see words everywhere. Alicia graduated from the Hartford public school system last year, but she says today she is illiterate. She still doesn't know how to read or write. When she was in early education, they would just either tell me to stay in a corner and they're not showing the the video. Producers, can you share the screen, please? The video on it. It's plugged in on my end. Now they're all saying, "Show the video. Show the video." Saying it's plugged in on my end. Are they? Um, okay. Okay, now it's going. Okay. So, so back up like maybe 10 seconds. Uh, 10 seconds. Okay. Yeah. Alicia graduated from the Hartford public school system last year, but she says today she is illiterate. She still doesn't know how to read or write. When she was in early education, they would just either tell me to stay in a corner and sleep, um, or just draw pictures, flowers for them. And when she was in high school, she relied on speech-to-text programs and other apps to read and write essays. So, if you had an assignment where you had to write something, you'd open up a document like this and then do what? I would go here, um, to use the Texas speech. It says dictate. Dictate. Yep. I love pizza. This is how you would do your assignments. And then cats of the world VA case boarding a twin prop airplane. If you had to read something, that's how you do it. She said her mother, who does not speak English well, tried to get answers. She advocated so much. So she cheated. Isn't that kind of her own fault? Like she kind of like she cheated, bro. What exactly? Like I met people who learned how to speak and read from YouTube, especially in English. Like, okay, the teacher should have been paying attention. But like, so you cheated and now you're evicted. Women get everything. And suing the school. What, bro? I might I might want to school sue my school. Hold on. She might be—What? This is why a man—new hurdles every day, Pearl. New hurdles every day. This is why like it's just easier if you just say women win. She wins. You know, you guys want to be horrified. I work in education. Um, and during COVID, during 2020, most of the schools that I'm aware of just stopped collecting homework, and a lot of them never started up again. Oh my gosh. Yeah. I was working with a young woman, a gal. She was 17, and I was like, "Hey, you know, did you write essays in high school?" She just goes, "No." I'm like, "Wait, did they assign them and you didn't do them?" And she goes, "No, they just never assigned them." I was flabbergasted. That's how my friend when she went to the public school, she said she barely did anything like all day. Like, like, do you understand how big of a difference five points is on the ACT? Like that's a—you have to—But I'm like, that's a huge difference. Wait, if she can't read and write, how she reach out to the news company? Who did that? She talked to texting it. She figured that out. I bet she can read—read enough to scroll through TikTok. I'll bet that they—they did a study in Scandinavia where, um, during the cough cough, they showed that attractive women's in public school—in public universities—attractive women's test scores dropped down to the—cuz pretty women get privilege even in education, and this is male teachers and female teachers—but from home, the the test scores went down to the same as everybody else's. Yeah. Isn't that crazy? I can't believe she—I can't believe she cheated and she—Yeah. Okay. Well, believe it, Pearl. All right. Do you think she could pull Jeff Bezos? I don't. Probably. She probably knows how to make an empanada. And that's more than a lot of women in the United States can do, let me tell you. Cuz guys, you can even put it in the chat. How many guys in here, how many times have you been with a woman where you can cook, you're the one who's cooking in the relationship, and even if she cooks, you can cook better than she can. Tell me I'm lying. I think most guys can cook better than women because men don't like spending money, so they learn how to cook, and women just order Uber Eats until they have $30,000 in credit card debt. So, but they order Uber Eats until they got 30,000 in credit card. I met a divorce attorney—or not divorce—like a bankruptcy attorney once, and he was telling me like he helps women get—well, he said and men, but I felt like he was being politically correct—um, get like bankruptcies off their records, and I'm like—and he was telling me how easy it was, and I was like, why did I not get any debt—like what was the point of that—like why didn't I just—I'm—and you know what's funny—like and you know what's funny, Pearl, I was with my my brother who has the wife stay at home, right? He makes the money. And she was like, "Wow, there's nothing to eat in the house and to make." And he's like, "Oh my gosh, okay, we got to go to the store." She's like, "Yes." He's like, "Okay, what do we need?" She's like, "I don't know." He's like, "Why don't you just make a list?" And so he had to put together the list. We went to the grocery store. He was like, "Hey, man. You want to come with me? I'm going with the family to the grocery store." I said, "All right, cool." Came. He basically picked everything, put it in, put it on the list, put it in, and then he got everything, spent like a bunch of money. You know, it's the grocery store, right? So, boom. Then we get back to the house. He's resting. He's like, "Hey, bro. You want to do this podcast?" And then I'm like, "Yeah, let's go ahead and do it." Then his wife comes in, and she's like, "Babe, can we order off a Uber or something for dinner tonight?" He's like, "What? I just went to the store. I just bought everything that you said you wanted to buy, and now you want to order Uber Eats?" She was like, "Yeah, and Starbucks." [ __ ] was hilarious. Pearl, do you know what? That's also how women like Lauren Sanchez wins is smart men can't stand being around stupid women. And I don't know if she's smart or not, but if she is like, you know, beauty fades, but it's like, you ever been around just like a woman that's so dumb? Like she just can't do anything. Or one that's, you know, a man wants to feel needed, but not with a woman that's completely helpless—like you have another child. Yeah. The worst. We're going to try one more caller. Donning past the call-in number. It's the Zoom link in the chat. Go ahead, SoCal Lobra. I'm going to let you on, but you have to tell us why you think Lauren Sanchez bagged Jeff Bezos and if you think mids are the way to go. So, I'm going to bring SoCal Lowbrow on, guys. Make sure to like this video. Please subscribe if you haven't already. We are on our way to 3 million. Share the video. Thank you for everyone for being in the YouTube chat, and thank you for everyone on the Audacity chat. We really appreciate it. SoCal Lobrow, you're on mute. He's probably listening to the YouTube, so he's a couple of minutes—a couple of seconds behind. So Lowbrow, you are on mute. Now you're unmuted. Hey, what's up, guys? How's it going, Pearl? Good. How are you? Great. You know, it's the first time I've ever called in. I actually just gave you five bucks. But I know why Lauren Sanchez won, which is—so I—I just find it funny. You guys don't see the point to it. It's the fact that Jeff is doing his thing with other young women. She allows it. She knows about it, right? They're doing everything and anything. And so for him, it's just to keep up appearances, right? So she has this woman who's older, around his age, so he can go to the gallas and the ballrooms and the award shows so that he feels that he's not a creep. That's truly what it is. It's just a facade, but in in the background, they're doing all this crazy stuff. And that's really what it is. That's that's all it is for him and for her. I think that I can agree with that because I don't think that Bezos had the same access to the same places with his ex-wife that he does with Lauren Sanchez, right? And the other thing is that if he showed up with a younger woman, uh, you know, it wouldn't be the same. You know, they they would be looking down on him. She's older. You know, she's accomplished a few things here and there. So, you know, he can he can take her around, uh, basically and uh be safe. It's basically a safety pin. That's that's all it really is. Yeah. Because if he if him if they divorced and he starts dating 20 years younger, they're going to crucify him. And cuz he owns Amazon, women pay him, right? Yeah. But she won't—she won't—she won't divorce him. I really don't see—I think that, you know, all the years that they've been together, uh, I think they hashed it out where this is it, you know, and I think she's happy. Uh, I'm sure that her package includes a huge payout, but why even cash that in, right? When when you basically are with the one of the richest men in the world, uh, she's happy, he's happy, they do their thing. Uh, you know, they're the talk of the town. And, uh, that's truly what—what's—that's all about, right? It's a transactional thing. I mean, most marriages are transactional, but this is extremely—I mean, this is like a, you know, a prime deal for him, you know. Yeah. No, that's that's a great point. Yeah, I think that's a brilliant analysis. Pearl, will—Sean, real fast. Try and guess what percent of Amazon shoppers are women? Try and guess. 80%. 80. 80. Pearl said 80. Will, I was going to go with 80. I'll say 78. I'll say 78. Sean, what's your guess? I go 85. 75% of Amazon shoppers are women. Wow, we're close. Go ahead. Yeah. But uh yeah, bro, uh guys, you guys are the best, bro. I think you're you're uh I think you're really great. Uh honestly, just to give you uh credit, uh your your channel has been blowing up in a way—the way you really break things down. And you guys, I—I don't really know who you guys are. I'll be honest with you. I'm not—I'm not on the internet like that. I mean, I just see YouTube. I don't have social media. Like, I've never been married. I have no kids. I'm 43. I have a great job. I'm happy for myself. But uh you know, seeing this and the credit to all of you guys is that it's teaching young men especially now to be very wary of things—to really be aware, and I think a lot of guys are really catching it. I really—I really do see that now. I really do. Mhm. I'm going to ask you—so you see a lot of guys becoming aware. So what do you think is going to happen once they reach their awareness? Like what do you think the men are going to do with this awareness? Like how—how they're going to respond once they figure out the truth about what's going on? You know, that's the problem here. You know, I'll be honest with you. That's the problem. I live in LA. Uh, I'm seeing it here. That's—see—that's the unknown. And—and—and no one can tell. No one can really tr—truly predict what's going to happen. It's—it's—it's kind of scary if you really think about it. I mean, the the birth rate is really low. We are in extreme—I mean, this is bad. It's bad all over the world. Who knows? It—It really is a scary proposition if we think 20 years in the future, 25 years in the future, how are things are going to be? Who knows? It's—it's pretty—50-year-old mothers, they'll probably reverse menopause or something. Yeah. And I'll—I'll tell you, bro, I—not—not joking. I'll tell you an insane story that happened to me just literally last night, this morning, if you have a little bit of time for this. Sure. And it's about women. So, I went to a girl's house that I know, right? She lives in Glendel, blah, blah, blah. We had our fun. Her phone is completely blowing up at night. She's going to travel to Mexico in a few days. I mean, the amount of phones that she had, I mean, her her house was like a a Christmas tree. I'm like, the pile of snakes? I said, you have a pile of snakes here. I mean, it's insane—while they tell you. See, even—see, no guy—no guy is immune to female, you know, if you love a fe—if you love the female body and the female form, we're—anyone who tells you that that they're immune to that—are they're lying to you. It's a straight lie. We're all males, and we're all attracted to females. And so, we all fall for it. And here—here I go, right? 43 years old, and I'm still falling for it. I discovered this just last night around 2:30 in the morning. And I'm like, I'm just an idiot. How long have you been seeing her? Go ahead. How long have—How long have you been seeing her? Uh, on and off for six years. She's—She's uh—She's 30 years old. I'm 42. Wait, so you've been seeing her on and off for six years. And you never like noticed she had a pile of snakes and like all these phones. I did. I did. And I did. And then also I didn't care. But then again, it's like, you know, again, it's—it's always how females are, right? They always tell you—see it again—it doesn't matter, Pearl. That's the thing. That's why guys, we have to always hear this over and over again. It's not a one—one and done thing, right? When you say, "Guys, don't get married. Don't have children." It's—it's—it's—it's a learning. It's has to be instilled in you over and over again. Yes. And it happened again. But this was the—I mean, this is nothing compared to anything that I've ever seen since 2019. This was extremely bad. I mean, it—it was the worst. And that's what I'm saying. Like everybody falls for it. I mean, everybody does. I mean, look at Tom Brady. Poor guy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We agree. I mean, if Tom Brady loses, I mean, what hope is there for any guy? If Tom Brady, the good-looking guy, best football, one of the best athletes ever to ever exist, if he can lose, what does that make you? Even if you have a million, even if you have 10 million, if you have 20 million, even if you're a great-looking guy, what hope do you have? Like as you guys were saying earlier, if you have a a woman sitting at home not doing anything, well, idle hands are the devil's playground. Mhm. Yep. I agree. I think that's a great point. Um, a good relationship eventually, no matter how good it is, becomes boring. It becomes routine. And I think that the technology that women have access to these days in the form of Instagram and TikTok gives them dopamine from male attention on a level that would never have been accessible to anyone outside of celebrities like generations ago. You know, it's like—it's like the female equivalent of porn brain. You know, if like if a guy watches too much porn, it rewires his brain. He can't get out. You got to say corn with the sorry too many times. The se gets waged. Go ahead. Okay. Uh, so he gets the cornbrain, can't get it up with normal women. I think the female equivalent of that is she gets too much attention from social media to the point where her dopamine circuit is fried, and she can't do normal relationships in the long term. I agree. And—and—and I'll say this, guys, and Pearl, here's the other thing because you've talked about toxic relationships, right? This is the thing—why men and women love toxic relationships. This is what I've thought in terms of what I think what it is and what why this happens because I've been in them. Right? Again, I've never been married because it breaks up the monotony. That's the truth. Craziness, arguing, fighting, driving drunk, going home drunk, she's picks you up drunk, you're fighting, breaks her phone, breaks her house, you do all of this, you—she does all of that, and then it kind of excites the person. It—it—it's like, I'm never going to talk to him again, or I'm never going to talk to her again. And then like one week later you're texting or you're emailing or you're doing whatever, and then it starts again. See, it's the same thing. That's why toxic relationships are the worst. But I'll be honest with you, they're the best as well. They truly are. And it's—it's a—it's a—it's a terrible cycle, but it is the truth. That—That's my truth. That's what I've thought about that, right, Pearl? I'm like, why do I get into this? Because it is exciting. Because it does break up the monotony. It truly does. It truly does. And that woman, it's like brand new to you again. And it's sad, but it's the truth. It's just human conditioning. We don't—we don't—we haven't evolved long enough to get over that. It, you know, a a man—Okay, again, bro, that's why women do this. It's—it's an—it's why hardwired to make a man jealous. It excites them. And the man wants to argue and fight over other men because it excites us as well. We get excited over that stuff. Men and females. We do. Like, that's my piece. And—And then the woman's like, "Yeah, you see—that's—I'm her. I'm—I'm his man. I'm his man." They love it. We all love it. We—No one—Everyone's susceptible to this. And that's the true unfortunate part of it. It truly is. Yeah. Yeah. I agree. Cool. Well, thank you for calling, so—All right, bro. All right, guys. Thank you. Thanks for calling in. I got to take off as well. Thanks so much for having me, guys. Thanks for calling in. Calling anytime, buddy. Thanks for calling in. I think we're at the two-hour mark about—Anyways, yeah, cool. Okay, cool. Well, Sean, thanks for calling in, buddy. Always glad to have you, man. No problem. Have a good one. Okay, thanks for being here on this Saturday stream. We really appreciate it. Hit—hit that like button—to subscribe. We're going to—Are we having a show tomorrow, Pearl? Yeah, we'll do a show tomorrow. Yeah. So make—

Sure to tune in. It's going to be uh, 7 o'clock central time, 8 o'clock Eastern time.

And uh, what are your final thoughts on the subject, Pearl?

Um, I think this—I agree that I think that this should be studied and that um, most mids don't win. Um, ladies watching in the chat, it probably is not going to be you. But I have to acknowledge when an old woman with multiple children marries a billionaire, I got to say she's doing something right. So that's my final thought.

Um, my thoughts are, uh, hope can be a terrible thing to a mid, and this is selling a lot of mids hope. So um, I I hope that Lauren Sanchez doesn't think that she's helping mids, cuz she's not. She she's making it even worse. Um, mid ladies have a tough haze once again. They're stuck in the middle where they don't get hot women's results, but they get close enough to to smell it, but they can never get it. And um, it's just going to make a lot of mids sad uh, and alone. And but yeah, those are my final thoughts.

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