- The speaker discusses a game called "What Are Your Thoughts On?" where people give their thoughts on various topics.
- They talk about the movie "The Matrix" and how it relates to the world we live in today.
- The speaker expresses their thoughts on men who take their shirts off and dance on social media, suggesting it is a cheap substitute for genuine success and attention.
- They discuss the difficulties and requirements of becoming a successful man and the importance of going through hardship and trauma.
- The speaker argues that men who allow their friends to get with their ex-girlfriends are to blame for the situation.
- They share their thoughts on pet names, matching jewelry, and tattoos in relationships, expressing support for love and the complementary roles of men and women.

- The speaker believes that some women enjoy traditional gender roles in relationships, while others view themselves as equal to men and do not want that.
- The speaker argues that the obsession with equality is a Western phenomenon and not particularly healthy or important.
- The speaker believes in fulfilling traditional gender roles as a man, such as paying for the first date, opening car doors, and providing and protecting for his partner.
- The speaker acknowledges that his beliefs may be seen as sexist, but he does not see them that way.
- The speaker believes that if he is responsible for someone, he should have a degree of authority over them, using the analogy of being responsible for a child or a dog.
- The speaker believes that a healthy relationship involves mutual respect and agreement on decisions.
- The speaker concludes that he will be in charge in his relationships and does not want a woman to mother him.

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We have a game because we're going around and by the way, fascinating to talk to, but what is this game?

I can't even imagine the game we built for this guy.

Yeah, so we're just going to list people and things they do and then just give us your thoughts on them.

Kind of like what we've been doing the whole podcast.

All right, so first 1, what are your thoughts on the matrix?

And I think that it draws striking similarities between the world we live in today and the world that is portrayed inside of the film.

I think there are many people who ignore their own eyes and ignore their own ears to believe what they are told to believe and that is what I call the matrix and I think the last few years has proven that more than anything.

When people are running around pretending to be scared of something when they've never seen with their own eyes, any single damage from the whole fucking, let's not even start because I know it's a taboo subject.

What are your thoughts on guys who take their shirts off and dance on social media?

I think that the I I think that men have a very unique life path, and it's very difficult to try and achieve status as a man.

It's not easy to stand out from the crowd because the only way to truly achieve individuality is usually a long, difficult road.

It takes a long time to become an important man.

And even what women expect of an important man, you need to be smart, charismatic, intelligent, strong, have a nice car, nice apartment, good network, good friends.

There's so many things you need to be able to do.

It's difficult for a young man to even have all these things.

And people like attention, male and female.

And I think we live in a world now with the internet where young men especially, instead of trying to go the very hard road of becoming a man who naturally garners attention due to his competence, instead think, well, this dance gets views, so if I do this stupid little dance, I'll get views.

And it's a cheap substitute for actual quality as a man.

But when you grow up as a man and you grow into a man of status and genuine stature, you're uninterested in doing little dances because you are important simply because you exist.

I got to be honest, as much as as some people aren't going to like, Andrew, that little that little speech you gave about a man, that's gonna be like, if I was on speed dating, I'd have that speech, here I am.

It's like, build a long career, handle stress, all that.

Being a man is about taking the trauma which happens to you and internalizing it and using it in a way to build yourself into a stronger, more powerful man.

A man who's never had trauma is not a capable man.

If you were to find a woman and give her a man who's never had any trauma in his life, she'd hate him.

There's nothing about him, which is good.

You need a man who's had a whole bunch of trauma and lived through it.

And that's why becoming a man is so difficult.

And if you're a top tier male, you get attention by default.

But if you've not been through that process or you don't want to go through that pain, then you resort to other things and other things include TikTok dances.

Wait, how do you think that you don't go through pain in life still if you do TikTok dances?

I'm saying that if you go through enough pain and you internalize it the right way and you become a high enough status man that you don't need to be doing TikTok dances to simply get attention.

I just talk my whole life story enough is attention.

I'll get in the ring and beat the fuck out somebody if I want people to look at me I'd have to do little dances.

You could argue that Josh has manipulated a tool or a vehicle to get great stuff.

I mean, like, I don't I don't disagree with what you had to say.

I think that like when when you are growing into being a man, it is that trauma that builds you into the man you're going to become because you're going to be the person that's Like when you're in a household, I believe a lot of the time or like how I look at it is like, even with my friend groups with girls, it's like, I want to be the person that's gonna like, you can cry on my shoulder, you can cry on my shoulder,

So it's like, I agree with what you said for sure in that like aspect.

But I think that I can also use from what I've done from when I was like, you know, 14 to 18 to 19 to now being 20 to like go and push myself into different, stratospheres that I would have never been able to touch.

I respect that because we live in an attention economy and if you can manage to garner attention, you're going to make a lot of money.

My point is that this is modern new world in my world.

When I was 17, you didn't go on the Internet and do TikTok dances.

And what I'm saying is that in the world we live in today, the Internet has allowed certain people to skip an entire process, an entire process of manhood.

Now you have Twitch streamers who are 19 years old, fat, drinking fucking soy milk, who have millions and millions of people paying attention to them.

So they're statistically successful, but they are not men and they will never become men because to be a man, you must suffer.

And my point is that when these TikTok dance are being done, it's a way to garner attention without having to go through the genuine hardship which is required to garner attention as a genuine male.

I think you could also argue that boxing is a dance too.

It's a bit different than a TikTok dance.

But I mean you are still on display and you're I mean.

Yeah, I was going to say I usually don't have a like the thread of my nose being broken when I'm doing a TikTok dance.

I don't want to I don't want to sit here and brag and talk about the things I've done to people.

There are people who will never be the same again after they stepped in the ring with me.

I've seen screaming wives crying over their lifeless husband.

When you step in that ring, it's a different level.

I know you didn't mean to disrespect, but it's extremely disrespectful to even insinuate that it's not a TikTok dance.

It's a different, completely different realm.

I mean, I've seen I've seen people's lives change after seeing my TikToks.

Let's pick a good 1 and we'll let him get out of here.

What are your thoughts on girls who get with a guy's friend right after ending things with him?

Well, I ended things with a guy, so I owed him nothing, and then I started dating his friend.

And I think that's the man's fault because I think that firstly, 99% of most of the problems in the world are men's fault.

I don't think women are at fault for anything.

So as much as everyone wants to call me sexist, I think that women are innocent creatures in that regard.

think people may still say that sexist, but go ahead.

Okay, then I'm sexist, but it's all men's fault.

And I'll tell you why, because I could have the most beautiful girlfriend in the world and me and her could break up and the chance of her sleeping with my friend is less than 0%.

If you're the kind of man who's rolling with men who will fuck your girl after you split up with her, then you deserve everything that happens to you.

Because let me tell you something, me and my friends, the things we've been through, it's been life or fucking death.

And if I have people beside me who will literally take a bullet for me, take a knife for me, we're going to we're going to fight outnumbered side by side soldiers.

They're not going to fucking go behind my back for a little bit of pussy.

Any man who would do that, any man who would snake his boy, because I believe I believe birds of a feather roll together, right?

Any man who would snake his boy for a girl is the kind of guy who has the kind of friends who I wouldn't even associate with.

If you're rolling with those kind of people, you are that kind of person.

And if you're that kind of person, it's gonna happen to you.

Me and my friends, me and my team, it could be Megan fucking Fox.

He deserves it because he's a bitch, roll a little bitches.

What are your thoughts on men who have pet names for their significant others in matching jewelry or tattoos?

I don't think there's anything wrong with pet names.

again, it's like we're just yeah, that was directed at me.

Matching jewelry, I don't think that's a big deal.

I think that relationships are a beautiful thing.

think that men and women should be in love if they want to have pet names and tattoos and stuff.

I'm not against male, female love in any regard.

I think men and women should completely and utterly be in love.

I think that a woman has a role to play as does a man and there are different roles.

It doesn't mean I don't think they don't complement.

I think the biggest problem with the world is not enough men and women are in love for long enough.

I'm the most conservative man on the planet.

I think that men and women should be should be married and stick together and stick by each other and protect each other A man should protect his woman physically and she should protect him spiritually.

I think that's a beautiful thing I don't think there's anything wrong with that in any regard This whole the Internet is a strange place and I'll sit here and I'll say I'm out to protect women and in a physical situation or even in a fucking plane crash.

Same reason I'd park the car in a tight spot.

And everyone's going to sit here and pretend I'm an evil person.

And I think there's plenty of women who would enjoy being in a relationship where a man is filling traditional gender roles.

But there are also plenty of women who are view themselves as every bit the equal of a man and don't want that.

And those are the exact kind of women, the exact kind of women I would never, ever give my time of day to any woman is going to sit there and think it's more important to argue with me about how she is as capable as a man, everything, blah, blah, blah, as opposed to just letting me pay the bill and be pleasant It's not the kind of woman I want to fucking talk to because it's uninteresting and it's a Western phenomenon It truly is a Western phenomenon.

I've been all around the world I grew up in America and England

you just make up that number or you actually know 70 72 countries?

I thought I was four-time world champion for like 13 years.

states I've been to off the top of my head

Well, let me tell you this is a Western phenomenon and it's truly an early Western.

If you were to go on a date in America, you'd have a girl sitting there trying to tell you she's your equal.

If you were to go on a date in Moscow, you'd have a girl sitting there going, my man needs to take care of me.

I'll do my job, but he must protect and provide for me.

And this whole idea of this obsession with equality is a truly Western thing.

And I don't think it's particularly healthy or important.

I don't look at a woman thinking, is she my equal?

I sit with a woman and we either enjoy each other's company or we don't.

I believe that as a man, I should pay for the first date.

I believe I should protect her, provide for her.

I believe if she's my woman, she should be able to come to me with her problems and I should fix them.

That makes me a sexist and a horrible person.

Everyone agrees with the foundations of what I say, but when I build on top of it, they try and pretend it's sexist.

By extension, If I have authority over her, if I have responsibility over her, I apologize.

If I have responsibility, which I have, I'm paying for things, I'm making sure she's safe, I'm driving her, I'm taking out the car, etc.

If I have responsibility over her, then I must have a degree of authority.

For the same reason, if I have responsibility over, and everyone's gonna lose their mind, it's an example, it's only an analogy.

If I have responsibility over a child, I have to have some authority.

You cannot be responsible for something that doesn't listen to you.

You can't be responsible for a dog if it doesn't obey you, or a child if it doesn't obey you, or

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