Do Men have it Easy
Featuring Archbishop Victoria Harr & Cardinal Clark Isaac. Revealing the misconceptions women have about the value of men and what it's like being a man in society.
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00:00:00Archbishop Victoria Hart, thanks for joining us.
00:00:30Good to see you again.
00:00:32Super excited to be here.
00:00:34Excited to have you.
00:00:38So I can't relate to what it's like being a woman,
00:00:42just like it would be difficult for a woman to relate how like what it's like to be a man.
00:00:49So I suppose today's topic where we're speaking to women,
00:00:56not just what it's like to be a man,
00:00:58but certainly what it what it's not like,
00:01:02and maybe even dispelling some of the misconceptions that women might have
00:01:09about the difficulty of being a man.
00:01:11Exactly.
00:01:14The one thing that I want to bring to the table right now is
00:01:19we are not against women and we're not against men.
00:01:23So we're just showing you the aspects of what it's like to be a man.
00:01:35Yeah, and I guess there's a there's a special term for what it's
00:01:38like being against women is called misogyny.
00:01:42Yeah.
00:01:42Right.
00:01:43I don't know what the term is for being against bears,
00:01:48but I'd closer identify with that.
00:01:51And I'm not against women as much as I'm against being around bears,
00:01:58but I suppose it depends on what kind of woman they make it interesting.
00:02:03The bear in the room.
00:02:06Addressing the bear in the room.
00:02:07And hopefully the bears not in the room.
00:02:09But this woman here, one of the women they're speaking to here on this podcast from whatever,
00:02:18she does make a good point about knowing what to expect from bears.
00:02:23Let's have a listen.
00:02:25Would you rather come across a random man or a random bear in the woods?
00:02:29A bear.
00:02:30Okay.
00:02:31So bear, bear, bear.
00:02:33I'd like to hear the reasons why starting with you.
00:02:37Okay.
00:02:37So first things first, bears act strictly off of instinct.
00:02:42So usually if they attack, they're probably threatened.
00:02:45Human beings, we have the ability to critically and logically think.
00:02:48We also tend to have a moral compass.
00:02:50So anything a human does is significantly worse.
00:02:53I am much more easily going to forgive a bear for mauling a human being
00:02:57than I will a man for hitting a woman.
00:03:01So this is a topic of forgiveness.
00:03:04I suppose she has a good point.
00:03:06You know, like it's easier to accept the moral precepts behind a bear mauling you than
00:03:15someone of the opposite gender being a threat to you.
00:03:18But let's be fair.
00:03:20That man in the woods is probably just a random guy that lives in his cabin out in the woods.
00:03:26Yeah.
00:03:26Like most of the time, that's how a man likes to live.
00:03:30Out in the woods, have a few dogs, a wife.
00:03:34Right.
00:03:34It would seem like his natural element too, right?
00:03:37But let's flip that around.
00:03:41If there's a woman out in the woods by herself,
00:03:46I would feel threatened by that.
00:03:50That's a totally...
00:03:54Have we even thought about this fact yet?
00:03:56I haven't actually.
00:03:58But now that you bring it up, I would be kind of worried about
00:04:03why is there just one random single woman out in the woods?
00:04:08Yeah.
00:04:08Maybe she's suicidal.
00:04:10I don't know.
00:04:11Like Boo-Boo should be concerned for her well-being.
00:04:14Yeah.
00:04:14And if she approaches us, we should definitely make sure she's not armed.
00:04:19Like, just say, can you turn around and put your hands above your head?
00:04:26Let me check you out.
00:04:27Make sure you ain't got no bruises.
00:04:29Keep your distance.
00:04:30Keep your distance.
00:04:31Yeah.
00:04:31Yeah.
00:04:32There's a bear over there.
00:04:33You can make friends with it.
00:04:34Yeah.
00:04:39But hey, be careful.
00:04:41Yeah.
00:04:42I'm just a random man in the woods.
00:04:46Well, this is the type of woman here that would be in the woods by herself, apparently.
00:04:50So let's listen a bit more about that personality type.
00:04:58Men are more dangerous because we have a moral compass.
00:05:03We know it's wrong, but people still do it.
00:05:06Right.
00:05:06But this is assuming that in both instances, this is doing a comparison where the man attacks
00:05:13the woman and the bear attacks the woman.
00:05:15Like danger wise.
00:05:17This is assuming that in all scenarios, this woman is going to be attacked.
00:05:22Again, I would forgive the bear a lot easier than I would forgive the human.
00:05:28But what does that have anything to do with making a risk assessment of which one is more
00:05:33likely to attack you?
00:05:36Because that is essentially what this question begs.
00:05:39I guess.
00:05:40I don't know.
00:05:40You're in the forest.
00:05:41Well, let me get everybody's justification before I get.
00:05:44They didn't really specify that, like, you know, which is more likely to attack.
00:05:48You know, they just ask people, which would you prefer?
00:05:52You know, and which one would you rather be mauled by?
00:05:57Nobody.
00:05:58Yeah.
00:05:58Nobody actually asked that.
00:05:59He's like specifies that later.
00:06:00But this is still in people's minds.
00:06:03I'd rather be around a bear than a man.
00:06:07I'd rather be around a bear than a man that's likely to, in their minds, kill them.
00:06:14I love the fact that earlier she was saying something like,
00:06:17I would forgive a bear for eating me or something.
00:06:21She probably wouldn't get the chance.
00:06:25Well, you know, as if the bear needed her forgiveness, you know, like, oh, it's okay.
00:06:31The bear's just trying to protect itself.
00:06:33The bear's going to stop while it's eating her and say, are you okay?
00:06:36Is this okay?
00:06:38Are we doing the right thing here?
00:06:39Here, just let me swipe your face a little bit.
00:06:44Respectfully.
00:06:45Swipe left.
00:06:47Swipe left.
00:06:49Like a Tinder date.
00:06:51Yeah.
00:06:51Nope.
00:06:53Give my take.
00:06:54So, uh, why bear?
00:06:56I don't know.
00:06:57You're in the forest and like, people can behave.
00:07:01Is that's a setting or am I wrong?
00:07:03So I think, I don't know.
00:07:06Yes, you are in the forest.
00:07:08Okay.
00:07:08But I'm confused.
00:07:09Whatever.
00:07:10I'm assuming I wouldn't see a bear in my house or anything like that.
00:07:14Like, I don't know.
00:07:15Like if it's more secluded, then I would probably buy the bear more.
00:07:22I don't know.
00:07:23I don't know.
00:07:24Well, so if we're going to make considerations, if we're making considerations for where we're
00:07:27going to see the bear, who are the type of men you're generally going to see in the forest?
00:07:32Dudes who are just going camping, kind of like want to ignore society.
00:07:36Like they're kind of just chill guys doing bro stuff.
00:07:40Like if you're going to run across a guy in the forest, it's probably going to be a dude
00:07:44that's kind of just a normal guy.
00:07:47So if we're going to make those considerations for the bear, we should make those considerations
00:07:50for the guys.
00:07:52Why the bear?
00:07:53For the past two months, I already had my weird, creepy, not good things with men.
00:08:01And I'd rather trust the bear right now over men.
00:08:04Okay.
00:08:04So you had bad personal experiences in your own life.
00:08:08Yes.
00:08:08Ergo, you'd rather be in a forest alone with a bear versus a man.
00:08:13Yes.
00:08:14Okay.
00:08:15All right.
00:08:16I've actually changed my opinion on this.
00:08:18What's your opinion?
00:08:19My opinion is I totally side with the bear now because I will tell you why.
00:08:25All right.
00:08:26Let's hear it.
00:08:27The bear is satisfied with a good meal.
00:08:29The woman gets to accurately play the victim and the man has no, there's no ill will on
00:08:36his side.
00:08:36Nothing happened.
00:08:37He's not blamed for any of it.
00:08:39I'd rather be food for the bear.
00:08:40Everyone wins.
00:08:41Everyone wins.
00:08:42Okay.
00:08:42So there's a flaw in your logic.
00:08:45I'd rather be food for the bear.
00:08:45Tell me, tell me.
00:08:46Hang on.
00:08:46I'll tell you the flaw.
00:08:48Okay.
00:08:48The flaw is, is that after all of the bitching, whining, and screaming from this woman who
00:08:53was mauled by a bear due to her own stupidity, some man's going to have to go out there and
00:08:58put the bear down.
00:08:59Fair.
00:09:00You're right, Andrew.
00:09:01But the bear already gone.
00:09:02So I just spent the last like four days up in King Canyon in Sequoia.
00:09:06And yes, I was hiking out with bears and I was at a river and I went swimming and there
00:09:10was a bear like 50 yards away.
00:09:12It was a mom with her cub.
00:09:14They left me alone.
00:09:15I left them alone.
00:09:16I went swimming in the river.
00:09:17I took a nap on a rock.
00:09:18I woke up and they were gone.
00:09:20But when you see a man on the trail, you go like you completely ignore them and dodge
00:09:26them.
00:09:26Okay.
00:09:26So hold on.
00:09:27So let's just say you did that.
00:09:28Right.
00:09:29Did the man chase you down and then attack you?
00:09:32No, but you, you tend to.
00:09:33Okay.
00:09:33But so you did, you took an action.
00:09:36Like you took an action, but it doesn't mean that like nothing happened.
00:09:40Yeah.
00:09:41But you ignored him.
00:09:43That you don't know what that person's thinking.
00:09:45Right.
00:09:46When you sit there and you pass the bear in the woods, but the bears, you pass the bear
00:09:51in the woods, the bear is predictable because it acts off of instinct.
00:09:53Humans can sit there and they can pass you and then they can come behind you and like
00:09:56pop you in the head or whatever.
00:09:57Well, then let me, uh, let me ask you a question just to be, because you can predict bear behavior
00:10:03and you're obviously very skilled at the prediction of bear behavior.
00:10:06If you were to, do you think walk up to 50 random men and pat them on the head or 50
00:10:13random bears and pat them on the head?
00:10:15Which one do you think would be more likely to fucking maul you to death?
00:10:18The bear that makes it predictable.
00:10:20Hold on.
00:10:20That's a completely different situation.
00:10:22It's not in its natural habitat.
00:10:24What do you mean?
00:10:26No, you can do it in their natural habitat.
00:10:27You walk right over and you just go and pat it on its fucking head.
00:10:31I'm going to dodge both the bear and the man.
00:10:34The man's in his natural habitat.
00:10:35My point is that human beings are more dangerous than bears.
00:10:40Okay.
00:10:41So let's try this again.
00:10:43You would agree.
00:10:43You would agree that men are in their natural habitat.
00:10:46If you find one in a city or you find one in the country,
00:10:49they're in their natural habitat.
00:10:50As she loses this argument.
00:10:51And if you walked over and you were to pat just random.
00:10:54Like clearly they're just going to keep going on this.
00:10:57But as she loses this argument, you could see her.
00:10:59Which one do you think would be more likely to viciously attack you?
00:11:02Just so she could stick to her original answer.
00:11:05She's going to come to the point where she's like expressing that she'd rather die than be near a man.
00:11:12Gamble with a bear.
00:11:13You seem like you'd be far more comfortable patting.
00:11:16Sounds like gambling with life.
00:11:18Yeah.
00:11:18Their permission seems to be well within your comfort level as opposed to touching random bears.
00:11:24Predictability is different though.
00:11:26Bother a bear the way you bother men.
00:11:30I get where you're going.
00:11:31What if you don't want to bother the man at all?
00:11:33You're trying to say that they're just.
00:11:36He's just going about his way.
00:11:38That's yes.
00:11:39I'm saying just like the bear.
00:11:41The bear is just going about his day.
00:11:43It's easy to predict their next move.
00:11:46Human beings, you can't predict their next move.
00:11:48I do appreciate that she's trying to rationalize her position.
00:11:54But it's irrational.
00:11:56I mean, I'm a hunter.
00:11:59I'd spend a lot.
00:12:00Yeah, unfortunately, she does lose the argument in the end.
00:12:03I don't think we're like bears.
00:12:05Yeah, they can manipulate.
00:12:06I'd like to fast forward if I can.
00:12:08So is that all right?
00:12:09You just jump forward on that one.
00:12:12See how she loses this argument and what she resorts to.
00:12:23I'm a firm believer.
00:12:24If you can't get out of the woods by yourself, you don't deserve to get out of the woods.
00:12:28It's not really the question, but.
00:12:30Fair enough.
00:12:32I mean, you could even.
00:12:33They're talking about a man helping them.
00:12:34No, I mean, that's how I view it.
00:12:36Yeah, if I was in the woods, how I kind of view it is.
00:12:40That's the point she's trying to make, really.
00:12:42That's what's the core of this issue.
00:12:46She just doesn't want a man's help.
00:12:48She doesn't want to interact with men if she doesn't have to.
00:12:51And even if she does have to, she's going to deny it.
00:12:54Dude, if I was stranded in the forest and the only thing I have is a man and a bear,
00:13:00I'm going to choose the man because a man knows more survival instincts more than a bear.
00:13:06It's within our nature.
00:13:08It's our natural element to want to take care of a woman.
00:13:12So we're actually the safest possible option on the entire planet.
00:13:17Find a man you can trust and you can trust him with your life.
00:13:22I'm on team man.
00:13:26What about the audience?
00:13:28Are you team man or team bear?
00:13:30If you can't survive in the woods by yourself, you probably shouldn't make it out alive.
00:13:35What kind of craziness is that?
00:13:37If you can't survive in the woods by yourself, then don't go in the woods by yourself.
00:13:43Right?
00:13:45But see, there's a flip side to that.
00:13:49What if you were just hiking on a hiking trail, a designated hiking trail?
00:13:57A designated hiking trail, you get sidetracked and on the right side, you see the bear.
00:14:06On the left side, you see a man.
00:14:11Which one are you going to pick to help you out of the woods?
00:14:16The fact that this even is a dilemma for some people to decide, it's amazing.
00:14:23Again, team bear or team man?
00:14:27Yeah, definitely the other man.
00:14:32Even as a man, I would choose, if there was a bear, I would approach the man and think
00:14:37strength in numbers, right?
00:14:39We have a better chance of survival together fighting off this bear if we need to.
00:14:45Of course, I'm not going to run towards the man because I know that running away from
00:14:48a bear is probably not a good idea.
00:14:50But I'd probably back away from the bear towards the man and I'd be like, hey, let's
00:14:56both go that way together and the bear would see us together and be like, probably don't
00:15:00want to mess with those two dudes right there.
00:15:02And most of the time, if you're not near, like if you're yards and feet and whatever
00:15:10unit measurement you use away from that bear, most of the time the bear will just look at
00:15:15you, make sure that you're not coming towards them and then turn the other way.
00:15:20Depends on the type of bear.
00:15:22Oh yeah, that's true.
00:15:23Black bears can be more curious and aggressive.
00:15:27Yeah, you got a good point there.
00:15:29Yeah, and it also depends on the environment, the time of the year, even your own personal
00:15:37odors.
00:15:38Like if a woman, if they're menstruating, could be more enticing or even threatening
00:15:43to the bear depending on their gender and the time of the month that it would be for
00:15:47that female bear, if at all.
00:15:50Um, if cubs are around.
00:15:54Oh, that's a good point.
00:15:55Yeah.
00:15:56Don't mess with mama.
00:15:58Even the act of being like simply your positioning, if you're between a mother and the cubs,
00:16:04you're already considered a threat just being between them.
00:16:06So if you're anywhere around bear cubs, best to get away from them.
00:16:12Yeah.
00:16:15But yes, it's difficult to be aware of your surroundings.
00:16:17Sometimes I know that my, like what I was taught when I go around corners on trails
00:16:22is to make a lot of noise so that anything that's around that corner will know that you're
00:16:27coming and you don't surprise it.
00:16:29Oh, and make sure to watch out for snakes.
00:16:34Maybe that's the next conversation.
00:16:37A man or a snake.
00:16:38Man versus snake.
00:16:44Snakes are the really unpredictable ones.
00:16:47Yeah.
00:16:50So women, women, clearly they don't want most women.
00:16:57I shouldn't even say most women.
00:16:59I can't even say that a lot of women in today's Western societies are disconnected from reality.
00:17:09That reality isn't just between man and bear, which of course, I'm not going to expect
00:17:18a woman who really doesn't know that much about zoology to understand those factors.
00:17:26But even the world that they live in, they seem to disconnected from reality.
00:17:33And I'm talking about like the dating world, for example.
00:17:38And women seem to think that men have it very easy dating women.
00:17:45But I think that that's like based on their experience, the type of men that they're dating.
00:17:50It's the opposite, actually.
00:17:51Yeah, they're not really thinking about the average man.
00:17:55Just like when they consider the average man and how easy it is to get a job or keep a job.
00:18:04Oh, that's the most difficult reality.
00:18:08That women will never, I mean, not all, but a lot of women
00:18:13a lot of women don't realize how hard a man has it.
00:18:20Women, what they do most of the time is they'll look at the men that they're interacting with.
00:18:27Just the same, you know, anybody would look at the people they're interacting with.
00:18:31And those are the, you would think are the average person in that regard.
00:18:36But a lot of women in the world today, the men that they're interacting with
00:18:42are men that are much higher tier on the scale of like one to 10,
00:18:49in terms of value, the value of like a valuable man.
00:18:54If a woman is, let's say, a six or seven, just saying like,
00:18:59maybe that's the average number in terms of their value.
00:19:03They're probably dating men that are on a scale of like eight and above.
00:19:12They're not even dating on the same level as them, they're dating above.
00:19:18So they're comparing how easy it is for a man to date,
00:19:22and how easy it is for a man to keep a job, and how easy life is in general
00:19:27for the man that they're looking at.
00:19:30So they're looking at fit guys who are over six foot tall, probably have a good income,
00:19:36or, you know, just exceedingly high in at least one or two of those factors.
00:19:42But those aren't the average guys.
00:19:44No, most guys are just trying to make a living with McDonald's or Pizza Hut or...
00:19:52Yeah, or a regular construction job.
00:19:54Oh, construction?
00:19:56Yeah, that's actually like the average job for a man is as a laborer in a construction workforce.
00:20:03Yeah, they make good money, but...
00:20:05Blue collar jobs.
00:20:06Women want those high paying jobs like real estate owners that have like six figures.
00:20:15And if somebody has that kind of income, then a lot of parts of life would be easier for them,
00:20:23including dating.
00:20:26They would probably have a lot of opportunities to date the opposite sex.
00:20:30The only thing that I have to say about that, though,
00:20:34is a lot of men like that want a true woman, but often they get gold diggers.
00:20:43Yeah, and they also get these women who end up having this
00:20:52disfigured idea of what an ideal man is
00:20:56that accepts them for who they are and that would take them seriously.
00:21:00But they're really confused by the way that men treat them because
00:21:05men will just date them and have sex with them and then be done with them and move on.
00:21:11And unfortunately, this is the way it is for people that have a lot of options.
00:21:16They pursue those options.
00:21:19And women seem to be confused by the biological need that a man has to have sex
00:21:28and that they're balancing this need with the dating pool availability to them.
00:21:34And so they're looking at these high value men that treat them as though they are low value,
00:21:39but they don't believe that they're low value because they don't understand that that's the
00:21:43way that they're being treated.
00:21:45And so they think that they're worthy of these high value men,
00:21:48that they themselves are high value in return.
00:21:50But the reality is that they're not.
00:21:55And they probably should be dating down if they want to keep a man.
00:22:02That is very true.
00:22:04But most women don't think about that.
00:22:07They want what they want.
00:22:12What they want.
00:22:14So this video, there's a lot of examples like that.
00:22:17I think we could show that.
00:22:21I'm sorry, but if I was a man, I would be the biggest slut ever.
00:22:25No, you would not.
00:22:26Because this would be you.
00:22:27Here's a still image from your video.
00:22:29And here's you as a male.
00:22:31I would get the mullet haircut.
00:22:32As depicted here.
00:22:34I would get the slutty little mustache.
00:22:35Let's see if that helps.
00:22:36I would do the game of life videos and start off with my boxers.
00:22:39I'm going to stop you right there.
00:22:40She's imagining that if she was a man,
00:22:42she would be the kind of man that she looks at on her phone.
00:22:47Women of many qualities are always in demand.
00:22:52So they imagine if I was a man, I would be in demand.
00:22:56And then they think, how do I feel about men who are in my demand?
00:23:01And then they make up stories about how easy life would be.
00:23:04Life is not easy for this man.
00:23:06He's not getting any views on his boxer shorts day in the life story.
00:23:11Oh, my God.
00:23:12Like, they have it so easy and they do it every time.
00:23:15Remember, when they say they have it easy, they mean them, not you and me.
00:23:23Men have it so easy.
00:23:26Not people.
00:23:29Everybody who's like average man is just not even considered a human being.
00:23:33Like, they're not at all.
00:23:35Like, they don't exist.
00:23:39I love how he puts not people and points them.
00:23:42Yeah, just blanks them out completely.
00:23:45Like, they don't exist.
00:23:46Sorry.
00:23:46Yeah, their opinions, their life, everything they go through, it doesn't matter.
00:23:51We're only looking at the top volume in here.
00:23:54Just apply that to the wealthy.
00:23:56Say what?
00:23:56The wealthy ones.
00:23:58Yeah, the wealthy ones, the attractive ones, the fit ones.
00:24:01The ones you find on the beach.
00:24:03And they have to be over six foot.
00:24:07Yeah.
00:24:08Maybe in principle to economics and the workforce.
00:24:12Men have it so easy.
00:24:14Not these ones.
00:24:15These men, these men have it so easy.
00:24:19And that's why men need to be last in line for jobs.
00:24:24Men.
00:24:25And now you understand the situation.
00:24:27Are you happy?
00:24:28I'm sorry.
00:24:29Let me switch the screen here so people can see this absolute look of confusion
00:24:38on these women's faces here.
00:24:40Just totally baffled by this concept.
00:24:46Like, really?
00:24:47Is it?
00:24:48Yeah, but they're not people.
00:24:52Having a hard time?
00:24:54Well, that doesn't matter because men have it so easy.
00:24:58These ones.
00:24:58And that's what they mean by equality.
00:25:01You can do more.
00:25:02And this one over here taking a selfie doesn't matter.
00:25:05Because these ones over here on their phones talking about you.
00:25:08I do a helicopter with my every morning.
00:25:10OK, so this one talking about doing a helicopter with her genitals if she was a man
00:25:20every morning has nothing to do with what they were just talking about.
00:25:25And all of a sudden, these women become suddenly engaged in the conversation.
00:25:30Like, yeah, that's funny.
00:25:33But I don't think they knew that they were on camera while that video was going.
00:25:37Completely irrelevant.
00:25:40I don't even think they're aware of themselves at any point in time.
00:25:43There might be like this woman right here.
00:25:45I don't know.
00:25:46She seems like she's kind of disappointed with the women that she's being.
00:25:49She's around right now.
00:25:50The one next to the redhead's like.
00:25:54This one's just.
00:25:56I've got my shit together.
00:25:58I know what I'm doing.
00:25:59Yeah, I don't know.
00:26:01I wish they would let these women talk and we could find out what's really going on in those
00:26:06empty shells of skulls that they have.
00:26:11Whenever we ask women.
00:26:12So they did an experiment where they took average looking guys and then gave the Tinder
00:26:17profiles.
00:26:18How do you think the women did as far as picking up other women?
00:26:21Abjectly horrible.
00:26:23They were incredibly bad because when women had to actually go out and pursue, they had
00:26:28no concept of manufacturing attraction whatsoever.
00:26:30And whenever you ask women, hey, what would you be like as a man?
00:26:33They're like, they all presume they're going to be six foot three and good looking.
00:26:37And the reality is that is not how the genetic distribution works.
00:26:40But anybody have any anything else you want to say about this?
00:26:43Guys, whenever women take over male dating accounts, it's disasters.
00:26:47And there was one lady who actually went and pretended to be a man for several years
00:26:52and saw how horrible it was for men and then took her own life.
00:26:55OK, when she saw how horrible it is for men, her own life.
00:26:57Yes, she took her own life.
00:26:58Oh, my God.
00:26:59OK, so this is a long time.
00:27:00It was more like 20 years ago in these situations.
00:27:02When you see this, I just don't think women understand.
00:27:05It's not like I'm not talking about me.
00:27:06I live on the strip.
00:27:07I have an awesome girlfriend and I make a good living.
00:27:09I'm talking about guys who like or day laborers out in South Texas.
00:27:14I'm talking about dudes who like work up in Wyoming on an oil rig and just like are
00:27:18lucky to get home alive.
00:27:19Like when you realize the majority of men, the majority of men are making like fifty
00:27:23one thousand less fifty one thousand or less that you in the average man in the United
00:27:28States is like five foot nine.
00:27:30And you listen to what women say they want.
00:27:32There's this massive disconnect.
00:27:34And so there's this huge group of men that are left behind.
00:27:37And so when women say this, they're like, well, when I become a man, of course, you're
00:27:40going to be an NBA small forward with a huge who makes one hundred million dollars a year.
00:27:44That's a helicopter.
00:27:46But it's not.
00:27:46But it's not like that.
00:27:47Like it's like a lot of guys can't do the helicopter.
00:27:49Sorry, Brie.
00:27:50What if you became a man and there was no helicopter for you?
00:27:53What happens there?
00:27:54Just try.
00:27:55I go to the med spot.
00:27:59Yeah, actually, why don't we do the influencer one?
00:28:02Because that's perfect.
00:28:02That's a perfect segue in the second one.
00:28:05Yeah, we'll look at both of them.
00:28:06Let's look at it, guys.
00:28:07I want you guys to look up at the screen, especially those of you who have only or
00:28:10friends with only want to watch this one.
00:28:12Yes.
00:28:12Yes.
00:28:12This will be very educational.
00:28:13AI generated influencers on TikTok are the target of a petition signed by over 12000
00:28:18parents.
00:28:19I'll explain in an online petition addressed to TikTok CEO, Chelsea Chu.
00:28:23The parents say AI generated influencers are contributing to the unrealistic beauty standards
00:28:28children see online sponsored by Parents Together, a nonprofit organization.
00:28:33Yeah.
00:28:34So AI is not the threat to women's body image.
00:28:42In fact, the threat to women's body image has already been in place for over a generation,
00:28:50been promoted through popular media.
00:28:58I wish my body was like that.
00:29:00Yeah, they've got surgeries available for people now that can do that.
00:29:08And AI doesn't just generate a TikTok spokesperson made up women.
00:29:13It does do that.
00:29:14But it also automatically does Photoshop for people on videos.
00:29:18No, not just pictures.
00:29:20Now there's body dysmorphia because all of a sudden these take these bodies that are
00:29:26not realistic.
00:29:27So now, like you said before, like, again, anybody wanted to guess what state in the
00:29:31union has the most women with breast implants?
00:29:33Anybody?
00:29:36The trick question.
00:29:36What?
00:29:37You know, where were they invented?
00:29:38It was no, they were invented at the Southwest Texas Medical Center in Houston, Texas in
00:29:441974.
00:29:46Yes, that's what that's what the first time that you guys watch the movie Breast Man.
00:29:50And I grew up in Texas.
00:29:52I grew up in Texas.
00:29:54All the women in Texas, but the boobs in Texas don't look fake, right?
00:29:58But they're just really good boob jobs.
00:29:59But there's a lot.
00:30:00Yeah, the most boob jobs per capita is actually San Antonio.
00:30:03Now, here's the funny thing.
00:30:04I grew up in Texas, and I'm very comfortable with girls with boob jobs extremely.
00:30:08In fact, I haven't dated a girl without a boob job in like years.
00:30:10And so that's something that you get comfortable with, right?
00:30:12My belief about what women's shape looks like came from the fact that I grew up around that
00:30:16kind of environment.
00:30:18OK, now the thing is here, when we see this, there's two issues.
00:30:20Number one, you say that your young child or your son, your son, your son grew up around
00:30:26models and said, this girl's too unattractive.
00:30:28And he's saying this at 12 years old, right?
00:30:30That's the first problem.
00:30:31And the second problem is if you have you're about to get place, you might want to take
00:30:35a look.
00:30:36There's going to be a problem because a lot of these influencers are making so much money.
00:30:40Can you play the second the second one?
00:30:42This is a follow up right here.
00:30:43This Instagram model isn't real.
00:30:45Her entire Instagram account is generated with AI.
00:30:48This is the owner of the account, and he's bringing in $10,000 a month doing this.
00:30:53He's doing this with brand deals that feature her, and they know that she's AI.
00:30:57But AI is only part of it.
00:31:00Women are being replaced by robots, too, sex robots.
00:31:05And AI isn't just replacing women on images and videos, but also with conversations.
00:31:14You have conversations with with AI to replace their social interactions.
00:31:20You know, if it's an AI product, they don't know any different.
00:31:23And I feel like women are doing the same thing.
00:31:25These influencers have.
00:31:27And so human relationships are just some of them, but not being replaced by a digital
00:31:32world.
00:31:33This is actually the whole reason why the actors are on strike.
00:31:35It's not the tools itself that are the problem.
00:31:37It's the fact that people are mending these broken relationships with each other.
00:31:43He is the product, so he gets to keep all of the profit.
00:31:46It's a little sad because say what you want about influencers.
00:31:50I can say the divorce rate has gone way up now.
00:31:54Way up.
00:31:57The divorce rate of today's world is astronomical.
00:32:02And people will just work on resolving their differences and appreciating what they do
00:32:11have in their life, what's available to them in their life and stop being so envious of
00:32:17what they can't have and who they can't have.
00:32:22I can put that more into perspective.
00:32:26So I couldn't use this before.
00:32:28It's one of the skits of Dhar Mann videos, but in the video, there's a woman that sees
00:32:38this Instagram couple, and she wants so bad for her man to be like that.
00:32:45She wants her man to be Tik Tok famous and all this stuff, and she forces him to go to
00:32:54and all this stuff, and she forces him to go to a, I don't know what you call it, a
00:33:01meet up or something with this couple and come to find out that couple isn't doing well
00:33:08at all.
00:33:09So she goes into the bathroom where this woman is crying because her man cheated on her or
00:33:18God knows what.
00:33:19But she says, my man's not the best man.
00:33:23He's cruel.
00:33:24He cheats on me.
00:33:26He does this and this woman's like, yeah, I know how you feel.
00:33:30My man's just the worst.
00:33:35And I wish that I was like you guys.
00:33:39But she comes to realize at the end of the video that her man was perfect for her.
00:33:46Perfect for her.
00:33:47He sends her love, lovey dovey texts every day while he's at work.
00:33:53He brings home the food that he cooks sometimes because he works in fast food.
00:34:02He even goes as far as having a race so he can get his woman the dream kitchen that she
00:34:11wanted and she blew it off at first.
00:34:16And now she's like, holy crap.
00:34:18My man is, I should have been more grateful for my man.
00:34:25Did she have a change of heart while they were together?
00:34:29Oh yeah.
00:34:30Good for her and good for him too.
00:34:32I hope that worked out.
00:34:34Most of the time you would see the opposite.
00:34:37I mean, women would build up this image of what is the ideal man contrary to what they
00:34:43have or what they have available to them based on brief experiences, even if it's not their
00:34:52own or even just images like what they were seeing online and build up this image in their
00:35:01mind that this is how things should be.
00:35:04I might can put that also into a ball of information.
00:35:11So when I was growing up, a lot of my parents, because I was adopted, would ask, what does
00:35:22he do?
00:35:23What's his intentions?
00:35:26What's he do for a living?
00:35:28So some of it has to do with their parents and how they were raised, how you're raised
00:35:37is, turns out like that guy was saying, he grew up around people with boob jobs.
00:35:46So that was how he expected women to be.
00:35:51That how you grow up has a lot to do with what, how you are.
00:35:56So, I mean, you can't blame it totally on your parents, but most of it you can.
00:36:04So really, we can't, we can't completely save our society in just one generation.
00:36:10It's going to take a while.
00:36:11It's going to take many generations to fix this problem.
00:36:17We've got to basically breed out the ignorance.
00:36:21And this is, this is one of the obvious reasons why the 144,000 has to be saved and kept
00:36:31isolated from people in today's society.
00:36:35Yep.
00:36:41Nowadays we have what's called a fatherless society.
00:36:46Nowadays we have what's called a fatherless society.
00:36:51And it's dangerous.
00:36:54A woman raising another man.
00:37:01I don't agree with it.
00:37:02I agree that a family should be a man and a woman.
00:37:09And that's not to hate on gay, bi, less people.
00:37:16Yeah.
00:37:17I don't hate them.
00:37:19I just think that both sexes, whether you're male or female, needs to grow up in a father
00:37:30and a mother.
00:37:32Yeah.
00:37:32Or at least have a man and a woman in that, their life.
00:37:37Yeah.
00:37:38And loyalty is a, is a really big factor there.
00:37:43We might, I can just express from personal experience that even if a man messes up and
00:37:56let's say he cheats, or let's say he has some kind of run with the law and he ends up being
00:38:03separated from the family in some capacity, I think it's really important for couples
00:38:13to stay together for the sake of the children.
00:38:16Even if they're not happy with how things are going in their relationship, that they
00:38:19should do their best to find ways to come to terms and mend whatever's, whatever's broken
00:38:26in their relationship for the sake of the children.
00:38:29So they can teach their kids good conflict resolution and love and forgiveness and all
00:38:36these virtues that their children are supposed to learn from their mother and their father
00:38:40both.
00:38:40Yes.
00:38:42And so that they can learn what it's like and how to mend their relationships in the
00:38:47future if it comes to that.
00:38:49But to teach a child that the solution is to leave your partner, to abandon them, you're
00:38:58basically, you're also teaching your child that it's okay for them to abandon the people
00:39:03that they love, including their own children when they get old enough to have them.
00:39:09To abandon their friends, to abandon people that rely on them for whatever.
00:39:15If the going gets tough, it's time to leave.
00:39:18You know, growing up, my adopted parents stayed together for 51 years before they passed away.
00:39:29They raised me, even though times got tough.
00:39:34We had one year that we didn't have much money to survive on, but somehow we made it
00:39:40through that.
00:39:42Yeah.
00:39:43And when family sticks together and the mom and the dad both are in the family, people
00:39:53turn out to be much more successful.
00:39:56And also children can break the following in their parents' footsteps dynamic.
00:40:04They can break that cycle much more easily when both parents stick together because they
00:40:10can see the cause of the problem and how to resolve it.
00:40:14They can see the solution present itself almost on a daily basis.
00:40:20You can see this a lot in cultures where couples aren't allowed to separate.
00:40:26You'll see that family dynamic that kids don't always follow in their father's
00:40:32footsteps, even if they're a drug addict, because they see that pain that it causes
00:40:38the family to be around that.
00:40:41They're not isolated or separated from it anymore.
00:40:44They're with it almost on a daily basis.
00:40:46They see the repercussions of these actions from their father or their mother, but the
00:40:53mother or father, they don't break up.
00:40:56They might spend some time apart because of something like the law interfering with the
00:41:00relationship, but the mother doesn't go find another boyfriend or another husband just
00:41:05because they're put in jail.
00:41:06No, they wait for them to get out.
00:41:08And when they come out, they're with the family again.
00:41:12And the best way for a person to reform when coming out of prison is to have people that
00:41:19they care about and people that care about them to help them back on the right track.
00:41:24You know what?
00:41:25I have a rule for all the couples out there.
00:41:30Never go to bed angry.
00:41:33That will be your best key in life.
00:41:36If it takes all night to talk to your partner and work stuff out, it will do much better
00:41:45than you going to bed angry and waking up and feeling that same anger, if not more.
00:41:54Me and my husband have been together 10 years.
00:41:59And from what I believe, we're doing pretty good.
00:42:04And excuse me.
00:42:07So I have a question for you during the tough times, and we're not, none of us are immune
00:42:13to tough times.
00:42:13They happen, but during those tough times in your relationship, I don't know if you
00:42:17feel comfortable talking about this.
00:42:18Feel free to decline if you're not comfortable talking about it.
00:42:20But in those tough times in your relationship, do you feel, it's okay to say yes if you
00:42:30do, but do you feel like sometimes you just want to run away?
00:42:33You just want to get away from a situation?
00:42:36No, because I'll tell you why.
00:42:40If my mom and dad, it goes back to how I was raised and whether you have children or not.
00:42:50In my firm belief, you have one partner that you're bound to.
00:42:58And the reason for that is when you have multiple partners, you learn that it doesn't work.
00:43:09Right.
00:43:10Never works.
00:43:11When you think that you have options, then you end up pursuing those options.
00:43:16But see, when you don't think you have options, you think about that one partner and that
00:43:25one love of your life.
00:43:27And Mikey is my love of my life.
00:43:30I love him to death.
00:43:31He's everything in a man that I personally want.
00:43:36But in the tough times, we will stay up for hours working stuff out.
00:43:44That's really good.
00:43:44And I don't, I never want to lose him if I ever lost him.
00:43:50And I'm pretty sure I won't because we have that strong kind of relationship.
00:43:56So what good advice would you give somebody if they didn't have that?
00:43:59If they weren't able to work things out with their partner, like what should they do?
00:44:09Well, it's always situational.
00:44:12Like if you're in an abusive relationship, like truly abusive, or the guy or the woman,
00:44:19because it can go both ways.
00:44:21If you're in a shit situation where you're being abused and treated poorly, and I don't
00:44:29mean these women or men that say, oh, my partner was so bad, yada, yada.
00:44:35I mean the people that really actually have it bad.
00:44:41Sure.
00:44:43Then I would say leave.
00:44:45But that's like you're jumping way ahead there, right?
00:44:48What about the time in between?
00:44:49Like, how do you find out if it's irreparable?
00:44:55That's a hard question, because I mean, I've got an answer to it.
00:45:00I was wondering if you didn't encounter this difficulty with with Mikey, for example.
00:45:07I know that Mikey's a great guy.
00:45:09My personal dealings with people is if I feel like I can't work something out with somebody,
00:45:18just myself and them, I'm going to be a bad person to them.
00:45:25And I'm going to be the bad person to them.
00:45:28And I'm going to give them a bad impression, and I'm going to be the bad person to them.
00:45:33If I feel like I can't work something out with somebody,
00:45:36just myself and them,
00:45:39then I try to find somebody who I think can help.
00:45:44And not to go talk to them for me,
00:45:48and not to just convince me of what I need to do,
00:45:53but-
00:45:54A mediator.
00:45:55A mediator, yeah, to talk to both of us
00:45:58and to help us both see eye to eye from their perspective.
00:46:02And if one mediator doesn't work,
00:46:04then another, and another, and another, and more, and more.
00:46:08And sometimes it takes a whole community
00:46:10to help work things out.
00:46:11And that's a good point right there, community.
00:46:17Having a community that can grab your perspective
00:46:22plus their perspective and not be biased about it.
00:46:27That's also a good point right there.
00:46:30Because when you're fighting with your partner
00:46:34and all that you can think about is how mad you are
00:46:37about what XYZ situation,
00:46:41it tends to make it more difficult
00:46:44because you're biased, he's biased.
00:46:47He thinks he's right, she thinks she's right.
00:46:50So yeah, a mediator that's non-biased.
00:46:54Yeah, well, there's always going to be-
00:46:55Preferably not parents.
00:46:57Yeah, we're not robots.
00:46:58There's going to be some bias,
00:47:00but yeah, as less bias as possible.
00:47:03Hopefully, someone who's a good mediator
00:47:05is also a good judge.
00:47:07And perhaps they even know both parties well enough
00:47:10to help-
00:47:11Yeah, like a friend of the family.
00:47:15Yeah, or members of the family who,
00:47:19if you want both sides, have a mediator from both sides.
00:47:23Yeah, that's because your parents
00:47:25know you better than you do.
00:47:26Right, and your psychologist probably knows you better
00:47:29than they know your spouse.
00:47:31Yeah.
00:47:33And this goes beyond romantic relationships.
00:47:36It goes to friendships.
00:47:38It goes to family dynamics, too.
00:47:41Like between- Leadership roles.
00:47:42Yeah, in a workplace, too.
00:47:47And typically, you'll find that
00:47:50if one mediator doesn't work,
00:47:52that sometimes it's a mediator from each party.
00:47:57Like I would choose my mediator,
00:47:59they would choose theirs,
00:48:01and the representatives would help
00:48:05initiate the conversation,
00:48:07whereas the person whom they're representing
00:48:09can also interject and say how they're really feeling
00:48:11or what really happened or whatever from their perspective.
00:48:15But there could be a set dynamic there that's restricted.
00:48:20Like if people are fighting with one another,
00:48:23this is what happens in the courtroom, for example.
00:48:26In a courtroom, the defense and the plaintiff,
00:48:32they're, the defendant and the plaintiff,
00:48:34they're not allowed to address one another directly.
00:48:38They're only allowed to address the court and the judge.
00:48:42Right?
00:48:43So there's no crosstalk between the two parties.
00:48:46They're addressing the mediator
00:48:48and only the mediator, right?
00:48:52And if things get too rowdy, she stops it.
00:48:56This way, the conversation can be fact-checking,
00:49:01addressing the information, also addressing perspective,
00:49:05but not letting it get out of hand
00:49:07and become another argument spiraling out of control.
00:49:10This is also why debates are controlled in such a way.
00:49:13People shouldn't be directly addressing one another
00:49:16lest it just become an argument.
00:49:19Yeah.
00:49:21But hopefully, people are mature enough
00:49:24that they don't need a mediator to help them realize
00:49:28how not to argue with one another, but it does happen.
00:49:32And if they need help resolving it,
00:49:34then we, as Christ apostles and saints,
00:49:39need to be willing and able to provide that.
00:49:42That's right.
00:49:43For our people and for each other.
00:49:46And I guess the reason I asked you about this with Mikey
00:49:50is it's good to know that you have a way of resolving it
00:49:55between the two of you.
00:49:57Not everyone would feel like they have that,
00:50:01and they should know that it's available to them.
00:50:04Of course.
00:50:06And the solution is not running away.
00:50:11No.
00:50:13It's not running away.
00:50:14It's not putting it on someone else's shoulders.
00:50:17It's helping out each other.
00:50:21And sometimes it's also learning how to face the hardships,
00:50:26but not being alone in facing those hardships.
00:50:29I can tell you that Christ apostles
00:50:31know a lot about hardships.
00:50:33And facing them together.
00:50:35Yeah.
00:50:36I can say if I wouldn't have had you guys,
00:50:40I probably wouldn't have gotten through
00:50:42a lot of stuff I went through.
00:50:44Yeah.
00:50:45And I'm not talking about with Mikey.
00:50:47I'm talking about everything.
00:50:49I can relate.
00:50:52Unfortunately, there was somebody who they didn't have,
00:50:58they didn't have someone that could relate
00:51:00to their hardships.
00:51:01And they went through that experience.
00:51:04They were referenced earlier on the show.
00:51:06A woman that decided to become a man
00:51:12for a certain amount of time.
00:51:14And she experienced firsthand
00:51:16how difficult life can be for men.
00:51:19And she was very surprised at what she discovered.
00:51:23She didn't have a support system.
00:51:25No, she didn't.
00:51:27And she wasn't raised to be a man either.
00:51:29So she didn't really know what to expect.
00:51:31But let's have a listen to her testimony.
00:51:34Laura thought the perfect end to her 18 month saga
00:51:37was to join a men-only therapy group,
00:51:38a place where guys tried to bond
00:51:40and show their emotions instead of hiding them.
00:51:42They don't get to show the weakness.
00:51:43They don't get to show the affection,
00:51:45especially with each other.
00:51:46And so, so often all of their emotions are shown in rage.
00:51:49And they kept talking about their rage,
00:51:50often their rage toward women
00:51:52and what they would do physically
00:51:53and violently towards women.
00:51:54Right.
00:51:55A lot of this was blowing off steam.
00:51:56It's sort of talking about the things
00:51:58that need to be said that you know you would never do.
00:52:00I mean, they would talk about fantasizing
00:52:01about chopping up their wives or something.
00:52:03It's not that they would ever do that,
00:52:04but it was a way to get out the blackest thoughts.
00:52:07He doesn't like doing that work,
00:52:09but he can't quit.
00:52:10Nora began to empathize with the fear
00:52:12and stress men feel for having
00:52:13to always be the strong provider.
00:52:15The therapy leader, psychologist John Guarnaschelli,
00:52:17saw Ned's shyness as typical of a newbie
00:52:20coming to brave the group.
00:52:21A lot of the guys spoke to me after the retreat
00:52:23and said, talking to him,
00:52:25I felt like I was talking to somebody feminine.
00:52:27Once again, some group members thought Ned was gay,
00:52:30but no one suspected he was a woman.
00:52:33After eight sessions,
00:52:34the group went on a back country retreat,
00:52:36but Nora's 18 months of being an imposter
00:52:38was closing in on her.
00:52:39The pressure of being someone that you're not
00:52:42and being the fear of discovery
00:52:43and the deceit that involves piles up and piles up.
00:52:46So by the time I got around to doing this men's group,
00:52:48it was really reaching critical mass.
00:52:52On the retreat, her fear became palpable.
00:52:54And I was out in the woods with a bunch of guys
00:52:56who have rage issues about women and I was in drag.
00:52:59And I thought, oh God, you know, what am I doing?
00:53:02Nora was unraveling.
00:53:03She felt guilty about lying
00:53:05as though she should be punished.
00:53:07In the final ritual of the weekend,
00:53:09the men were to act out the problems
00:53:10unearthed at the retreat with a partner.
00:53:12And you asked that he harm you.
00:53:14Yeah, yeah, I did.
00:53:15At that point, I was starting to really kind of crack up.
00:53:19I was really-
00:53:19You were coming unglued.
00:53:20Yeah.
00:53:21You were asking this guy to cut you.
00:53:22To cut me.
00:53:23So self-mutilation is very much a female thing.
00:53:26And I think it was my way of paying the penalty
00:53:28for what I felt I had done.
00:53:30Nora was not harmed physically,
00:53:33but she continued her emotional descent.
00:53:34And a week later, checked into a hospital
00:53:36with severe depression.
00:53:37Identity, she concluded,
00:53:38was not something to play around with.
00:53:40When you mess around with that,
00:53:41you really mess around with something that you need
00:53:44that helps you to function.
00:53:45And I found out that gender lives in your brain
00:53:48and it's something much more than costume.
00:53:50And I really learned that the hard way.
00:53:53Nora says she's healed now and glad to be rid of Ned.
00:53:56But her views about men have changed forever.
00:53:59Unfortunately, she was not completely healed
00:54:04and ended up unaliving herself soon after that interview.
00:54:12Apparently, it brought up old stuff that she had repressed
00:54:15and wasn't really dealing with.
00:54:22This part's kind of a hard topic
00:54:24because I can only fathom how it feels like being a man.
00:54:37I can only slightly think about how it feels.
00:54:42Not being able to talk about emotions,
00:54:46not being able to talk about this, that, or the other.
00:54:51I hope our guys in our EOC doesn't feel like that.
00:54:57But if you do, just know that you guys have each other.
00:55:02I can tell you this.
00:55:05I can relate to that woman in a lot of ways
00:55:08more than other men because I was raised by a woman.
00:55:11I was not raised by a father
00:55:14and didn't have a father figure in my life
00:55:16until much later in life.
00:55:19And the desire to share emotions
00:55:22and those types of experiences with other people
00:55:26was always there.
00:55:27And the majority of my friends were women
00:55:30when I was a child.
00:55:32Growing up, they were girls.
00:55:34Like, I hung out with girls more than boys.
00:55:38And it wasn't that I was myself effeminate.
00:55:41It was just that I was raised to be around women
00:55:44and to relate to women.
00:55:47And being around boys was sort of
00:55:50like something foreign to me.
00:55:55And so I can relate to a lot to what she went through,
00:55:59but it was like growing up that way
00:56:02in that there was two separate worlds.
00:56:04There was the world at home
00:56:05and then there was the world like in society.
00:56:08And the world I was more comfortable with
00:56:10was the one at home, was the safe place for me.
00:56:14It was usually being alone, going out in the woods.
00:56:18Fortunately, I didn't encounter any bears.
00:56:21But would I have been friends with the bears?
00:56:24Probably not.
00:56:25But I was friends with like squirrels and trees and fish
00:56:29and harmless things.
00:56:32And my world was a world of pure fantasy.
00:56:37Like I would escape.
00:56:39And growing up, video games became a thing too,
00:56:42a world of escape.
00:56:44And a lot of men are escaping reality
00:56:48because they weren't taught how to cope with reality
00:56:52from strong men in their life.
00:56:55And so this is another one of the side effects
00:56:58of those relationship dynamics failing our children.
00:57:05That brings a good point.
00:57:08You're talking about you was raised mainly with women.
00:57:12I'm the opposite.
00:57:13I was actually, I mean, I had a mom, don't get me wrong.
00:57:19She was a great mother.
00:57:21But for me, I mainly grew up wanting to be around the boys.
00:57:27That was my thing.
00:57:28I had a nephew that I hang out with named Steven
00:57:32and he had a sister, but she was much older.
00:57:37So I didn't really hang out with her as much,
00:57:40but we used to do a lot of things as kids.
00:57:44And when you grow up,
00:57:47and most of the people you hang out with boys,
00:57:51well, you tend to learn how boys act.
00:57:56Then you, well, in my case,
00:58:00I grew up wanting to be like one of the boys all the time.
00:58:05So I'd be the little,
00:58:06the girl that was dressed up in tomboy clothes,
00:58:11which is not bad per se,
00:58:13but I do wish I had mom that would have been there
00:58:23a bit more, but she did what she could.
00:58:26She had a lot of health issues.
00:58:30Well, you turned out all right.
00:58:31Yeah, I think so.
00:58:32Yeah, I like being around you.
00:58:34And I'm sure a lot of our people feel the same.
00:58:37Hanging around the guys is my favorite thing to do.
00:58:40You guys are so hilarious.
00:58:45Yeah, I'd like to end this episode on a lighter note
00:58:48and letting people know that there's hope
00:58:52and that not all is lost.
00:58:57There's a solution to whatever problems they're facing,
00:59:01whether it be with their personal relationships
00:59:05or even facing their past.
00:59:07And I wanna offer to everyone who's listening,
00:59:11who's watching, to offer our services to you
00:59:15that we do more than just live streaming
00:59:19or creating sermons or doing our mission outreach.
00:59:22We do also offer counseling.
00:59:26And the Lord chose us for this very purpose.
00:59:30Yeah, we never want to see one of our followers
00:59:34go down the wrong way.
00:59:38We wanna uplift you.
00:59:40We wanna be there for you.
00:59:42So if you're struggling, you need some help, we've got you.
00:59:47We'll be there for you as much as we can.
00:59:50Thank you, sister.
00:59:51We're here to offer you wise counsel.
00:59:54If you like, we have a discipleship program
00:59:59if you wanna learn more about the Christ, the King.
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01:00:28That's right.
01:00:31God bless you and protect you
01:00:34in the name of our Lord, Rael.
01:00:36Amen.
01:00:37Amen.
01:00:38Love, God.
01:00:40Love each other.
01:00:41Love each other.