Stefan Molyneux
Stefan Molyneux
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Wednesday Night Live 28 August 2024

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The August 28, 2024 radio show addresses relationships and mental health through engaging caller discussions. A mental health professional shares their struggle with loneliness, leading to insights on self-care and childhood influences. Another caller expresses concerns about marriage and attraction, prompting the host to emphasize mutual respect in long-term partnerships. The show explores societal subcultures, like the "furry" community, and the psychological issues connected to them. Practical advice on parenthood stresses shared responsibilities in family life, while discussions on women's public expressions of joy challenge societal gender norms. The episode highlights the importance of community and genuine connections amid modern challenges.

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Transcript
00:00:00Good evening, everybody! 28th of August, 2024!
00:00:06Yeah, it's gonna be a crackerjack of a show tonight. I am...
00:00:11PUMPED, baby! And I am ready to rock and roll.
00:00:15And baby stroll.
00:00:17So...
00:00:19Hello, hello. Good evening.
00:00:21Yeah, we can do some callers, if you feel...
00:00:25If you feel that way inclined, we can certainly chat.
00:00:30But we've got some spicy, dicey questions.
00:00:35Here we go.
00:00:37Dear Steph, I'm a shrink, and I'm truly good at my job.
00:00:41I get lots of positive feedback from clients. I've changed lives, says the listener.
00:00:44Saved lives, marriages, etc. However...
00:00:47In my personal life, I'm lonely, depressed, drink way too much.
00:00:50How is this possible? Total Jekyll and Hyde.
00:00:52I'm ready to nail my job, but I'm deeply depressed.
00:00:55Trying to improve, but childhood, divorce, etc. Not easy.
00:00:59How can I be this fucked up, but also really good at helping anyone but myself?
00:01:02Donation coming, of course. Well, I appreciate that. Of course!
00:01:06He said, running out of air.
00:01:08Freedomain.com, slash, donate.
00:01:10And I will tell you why you can be both fucked up and super good at helping other people.
00:01:18Because you kept your parents' sanity going when you were a child at the expense of your own mental health.
00:01:26Your parents were going insane.
00:01:28You reeled them back from the edge on a regular basis at the great expense of your own mental health.
00:01:32Tell me!
00:01:34Tell me!
00:01:36If this is not the case, then I would be happy to revise my perspective and opinions
00:01:41based upon the empirical facts of your sweet typey phrases, but that's what I would assume.
00:01:47You are used to keeping other people's sanity going at the great expense of your own.
00:01:54All right.
00:01:59Hi, Seth. I'm 25 and looking to get married and start a family.
00:02:03Congratulations!
00:02:05At the same time, I'm worried about the prospect of spending the last 40 plus years of my life
00:02:09in an exclusive relationship with a post-war woman I'm no longer sexually attracted to.
00:02:13What are your thoughts?
00:02:17Right.
00:02:21I think I understand the question.
00:02:23Is your question, you're going to get married to someone your own age and then from like 40 to 80
00:02:30in an exclusive relationship with a post-war woman I'm no longer sexually attracted to?
00:02:34Why on God's green acre would you not continue to be sexually attracted to your post-war wife?
00:02:42I mean, women?
00:02:44My wife is in her mid-late 50s. I posted a picture of her the other day.
00:02:49She looks fantastic.
00:02:53Honestly, it's kind of eerie.
00:02:56It's kind of eerie.
00:02:58So, if you love your partner,
00:03:02if your partner loves you,
00:03:04they will not let their looks go to shit.
00:03:08They just won't.
00:03:10Because when you're in possession of monopoly privilege,
00:03:13you can do one of two things in this life.
00:03:15You're in possession of monopoly privilege.
00:03:17Monogamous relationships.
00:03:19Parenting.
00:03:20It's never going to happen with government.
00:03:22But, monogamous relationships and parenting.
00:03:24You are in possession of monopoly privilege.
00:03:26You are the only parent to your children,
00:03:28and you're the only sexual partner to your wife and or husband.
00:03:34So, when you're in possession of monopoly privilege,
00:03:37what do you do?
00:03:38Well, I'm in somewhat position of monopoly privilege
00:03:41because I'm trying to monopolize your attention in the here and now.
00:03:44So, what do I do?
00:03:46Anything it takes.
00:03:47I'll sing to you in Japanese.
00:03:48I'm only here to entertain you.
00:03:51So, yeah.
00:03:52I mean, you do whatever it takes to keep people's attention.
00:03:55You want to stay fit for your wife.
00:03:57Your wife is going to want to stay fit for you.
00:03:59The sex gets better because you know each other better.
00:04:01Marriage is the best place for the best sex.
00:04:04Frankly, without a doubt.
00:04:06No question.
00:04:07No holds barred.
00:04:08You just can't beat it.
00:04:09You can't beat it!
00:04:11So, yes.
00:04:14If you care about her,
00:04:16you will stay healthy and attractive for her.
00:04:20If she cares about you,
00:04:21she will stay healthy and attractive for you
00:04:23because she wants to bring you happiness
00:04:24and you want to bring her happiness.
00:04:26So, you will.
00:04:27Now, don't worry about it.
00:04:29Don't worry about it.
00:04:30And plus,
00:04:31are you worried about being attracted to a 75-year-old woman?
00:04:35Listen, bro.
00:04:36What do you think you're going to look like
00:04:37or I'm going to look like at 75?
00:04:38It won't be the same.
00:04:40It won't be the same.
00:04:41I still got, what, 17 years to go to 75 or something like that.
00:04:46Although, in some ways, I look better than I did 20 years ago
00:04:49because I'm about 30 pounds down.
00:04:52Maybe 35.
00:04:57Part of love is staying attractive.
00:05:02What's up with furries?
00:05:03I find it to be pretty creepy.
00:05:05Is it somehow related to the pet fetish thing
00:05:07you've talked about previously?
00:05:08No.
00:05:10If you look at the extraordinarily high levels
00:05:13of sexual dysfunction that are going on in society at the moment,
00:05:16it is the result of one thing and one thing only,
00:05:19to the most part.
00:05:20There is a certain amount of destigmatization and so on,
00:05:23but basically what's happened is
00:05:24with the crash and crater of the nuclear family
00:05:27and in particular with the rise of single motherhood,
00:05:29you are having a massive, catastrophic,
00:05:34unbelievably godforsaken rampage pandemic
00:05:39of the sexual abuse of children.
00:05:42Take the fathers out of the home.
00:05:44I mean, to me, everyone who advocates
00:05:47for getting the fathers out of the home
00:05:49is doing so because they want to grab at the kids.
00:05:53So with furries,
00:05:56that is a certain amount of radical sexual
00:06:00non-evolutionary optimization,
00:06:04to put it as mildly as possible.
00:06:06All of this stuff is coming out of the fact
00:06:07that one out of three girls and one out of five boys
00:06:10is sexually abused or assaulted as a child.
00:06:13And that number is particularly high
00:06:16and higher, getting higher in government schools, of course,
00:06:19and it is getting higher.
00:06:21Well, just look at what happened
00:06:22with some of the immigrants in England
00:06:24and in Rotterdam and other places.
00:06:26So there is an epidemic of sexual abuse in society.
00:06:30I pointed this out many, many years ago
00:06:32that in the black community,
00:06:34half, half of black girls report being raped
00:06:37by a black male before the age of 18.
00:06:40Half of black girls report being raped
00:06:43by a black male before the age of 18.
00:06:48I assume the number is higher
00:06:50because those reports tend to be a little on the low side.
00:06:53So when Kevin Samuels is like,
00:06:55well, what issues do you black women have with the black men?
00:06:58And it's like, well, that would be one of them.
00:07:00I would talk about it with him,
00:07:02but he's taken the deep six, so I really can't.
00:07:06So yeah, when you see, I don't know, dysmorphia
00:07:10and anorexia and furry stuff and excessive tattoos,
00:07:14it's just like, we were sexually abused,
00:07:15we were sexually abused, we were sexually abused.
00:07:17And they'll talk about anything except the facts.
00:07:21That is just the way that things are.
00:07:26It's all a massive cover-up of this massive epidemic
00:07:29of the sexual abuse of children.
00:07:34So there we go.
00:07:37All right, let's get to...
00:07:44That seems common in the mental health field.
00:07:46I mean, look at nurses.
00:07:48You know that meme of like,
00:07:50I can't believe that cop slept with five co-workers
00:07:52and the nurses are all like doing that monkey eyeball thing, right?
00:07:55Because yeah, nurses, women named Tiffany,
00:07:59hairdressers, you know the thing, right?
00:08:01Hot crazy matrix.
00:08:04All right, my wife will give birth soon to our first child, 20th September.
00:08:09Well, gosh, oh gosh.
00:08:11That's very close to my birthday on the 24th of September.
00:08:14I'm looking forward to some lovely gifts this year.
00:08:16Do you have any suggestions slash tips,
00:08:18what I can do as a young man to help my wife the next weeks,
00:08:20the next months, how to interact with an infant as a father?
00:08:23Any other older content that you can help me?
00:08:26Well, I hope that you have been reading to your fetus.
00:08:29I read to my fetus.
00:08:31I read to my wife's fetus to my baby.
00:08:34I read to Izzy starting at about three or four months of age.
00:08:38I know, of course, that when a father reads to a fetus,
00:08:43when the baby is born,
00:08:45the baby recognizes the father's voice.
00:08:49It's a little deeper.
00:08:51Of course, she recognizes the mother's voice
00:08:53because she's in the mother.
00:08:55But, you know, when you look down at your belly button, right?
00:08:59That's just your first mouth, right?
00:09:01This is your second mouth.
00:09:02That's your first mouth.
00:09:04So you want to read.
00:09:05You want to provide her resources.
00:09:07Recovering from childbirth is quite something
00:09:10because the woman never feels the same again.
00:09:13And it's true for the father,
00:09:16but it's more true for the mother.
00:09:18She's never herself again.
00:09:19She has a new identity, not just as a mother,
00:09:21but as a creator of life, right?
00:09:22You have a new identity as a father,
00:09:24but it's a little more abstract
00:09:25It's not like you had to pass a bowling ball through your rectum.
00:09:29I hope.
00:09:30Rectum? Damn near killed him.
00:09:32So she needs help reforging that new identity.
00:09:36She is going to go through a phase, most women do,
00:09:40of feeling radically different.
00:09:42Her femininity has completely altered itself
00:09:46from a sexiness to nurturing.
00:09:50And it doesn't mean 100%, but the nurturing layer,
00:09:53the purpose of femininity and the purpose of masculinity
00:09:55is the making and having of babies.
00:09:58And so a woman goes from being sexy, attractive, and so on.
00:10:02Now these things come back, but she goes to nurturing
00:10:05and you're going to have to let her just fuse with the baby,
00:10:08merge with the baby, just be there to support her
00:10:12and be there to reassure her that you still find her very attractive,
00:10:15beautiful.
00:10:16I wouldn't necessarily go with sexy
00:10:18while she's still recovering from the episiotomy,
00:10:20but I would say just make sure that you remind her
00:10:23that you don't shift from a man who lusts after her.
00:10:30I mean, basically, if you're not harassing your wife,
00:10:32I don't know what you're doing as a husband.
00:10:34But she wants reassurance that you're not going to take her
00:10:38out of the category of sexy wife into the category of asexual mother.
00:10:44She wants to make sure that your lust for her continues,
00:10:49that your love for her continues,
00:10:51that you are able to absorb within your competent masculinity
00:10:55her newfound motherhood identity
00:11:00and reassure her that the pair bonding is even stronger now.
00:11:05Don't turn asexual because she had a baby.
00:11:08Obviously, enjoy the size of her breasts.
00:11:11I mean, it's a one-time thing as many as you have kids.
00:11:15So just make sure that you're still sexy and playful with her
00:11:18after a certain amount of time has passed after the birth
00:11:21and reassure her that she's even sexier now and even more.
00:11:26You lust after her more now because lust is fun and lust is pair bonding.
00:11:31So I would say that.
00:11:34There's not much you can do at nighttime.
00:11:36I guess you can get up with her, but when the baby cries at night,
00:11:39your wife's just going to have to throw a boob at the kid.
00:11:42And a certain amount you can do, try and give her rest during the day.
00:11:46Make sure that you keep things tidy around the house.
00:11:50Make sure that you have enough food layered in and socked in
00:11:53and just be there to support her and share with her your excitement
00:11:57at the wonderful and foundationally purposeful part of this new journey
00:12:01you're making together as husband and wife.
00:12:04And I think that would be wonderful.
00:12:07Trust me, as you age, your taste in women changes.
00:12:10Kylie Minogue.
00:12:13It's still gorgeous, ditto Tarjo Turunen, plus 50 and 47, respectively.
00:12:20Well, I suppose if you're into the real hourglass figure,
00:12:22you've got your Salma Hayek, who is also an economist, if I remember rightly.
00:12:27But yes, congratulations on the baby for sure.
00:12:32All right.
00:12:38Women with many tattoos suggest sexual abuse.
00:12:40What do men with many tattoos signal?
00:12:43That they were abused.
00:12:45Probably the same.
00:12:48So sexual abuse, usually if it's a male who's sexually abusing a child,
00:12:54it is about hurting you by invading your body.
00:12:56And what does tattoos do?
00:12:58What do tattoos do?
00:12:59They hurt you by invading your body.
00:13:01So it's a mirror situation.
00:13:04Staff would watching really disturbing, scary movies and gore be considered self-harm.
00:13:08I'm not into that stuff myself and can easily dismiss it,
00:13:10but it seems like some people just can't avoid it,
00:13:12even when they're warned they shouldn't watch it.
00:13:15Well, I'm not sure what that means.
00:13:16Everyone can avoid it if they want.
00:13:17If they so choose, they can avoid it.
00:13:20Really disturbing, scary movies and gore be considered self-harm.
00:13:23So I had a friend that I used to go to in junior high school,
00:13:27probably grade seven through eight,
00:13:30and I would go over to his place after school,
00:13:32and I was always kicked out right before dinner.
00:13:35And, you know, nice kid, and we got along well.
00:13:37But occasionally I would draw on his blackboard down in the basement.
00:13:42We used to hang out in the basement, play in the basement,
00:13:43chat in the basement.
00:13:44And I would draw a head with an eyeball hanging out,
00:13:48holes in the cheek.
00:13:49You could see the teeth.
00:13:50Some of the teeth were hanging out, you know, a severed neck, blood squirt.
00:13:53I mean, I was obviously trying to communicate my own agony at home.
00:14:00And you'd just be amazed.
00:14:02People don't know.
00:14:03What's up with the, what's going on at home?
00:14:06You seem to be kind of into the gore stuff, right?
00:14:08So in general, looking at the seriously gory stuff is a way of feeling overwhelmed
00:14:17and having to manage horror, right?
00:14:20So this is the Simon the Boxer stuff, right?
00:14:22Simon the Boxer is a kid who was beaten up severely as a child.
00:14:27He could not stop it.
00:14:29He could not control it.
00:14:30He could not manage it.
00:14:31The only thing he could manage was his emotional response to being beaten,
00:14:34to manage the pain, shock, and horror of being beaten.
00:14:37But the problem is if the only sense of control he has
00:14:40is managing the feelings of being beaten,
00:14:43then the only way he can maintain any sense of control in his adult life
00:14:48is to go out and get beaten so he can manage those feelings.
00:14:51So people who've had a lot of horror as children,
00:14:54and I remember as a kid, man, I mean, I mentioned this many years ago,
00:14:57but I was in a boarding school and they played, you know,
00:15:00The Longest Journey, a bunch of kid films and so on.
00:15:02And then one week they played The Omega Man, or Omega Man,
00:15:06which is an old Charlton Heston film.
00:15:07I think it was remade with Will Smith as I Am Legend,
00:15:10about a guy struggling to survive a zombie apocalypse.
00:15:13I mean, it was horrifying.
00:15:14It was just absolutely horrifying.
00:15:16You know, the older six-year-old, I was the youngest kid, I think,
00:15:18in the boarding school, and all the other kids were in the dormitory.
00:15:21Everybody was whimpering that night.
00:15:23I don't know what the hell they were doing.
00:15:24Why they didn't just turn it off?
00:15:25Because it was an absolutely terrifying movie for a six-year-old.
00:15:28I think it was restricted.
00:15:29It was that gory and horrible.
00:15:31And so if people are exposed to massive amounts of horror,
00:15:36either through media or through torture or abuse,
00:15:40they get used to managing.
00:15:42The only thing that they have a sense of control over
00:15:44is managing the horror that they feel.
00:15:48Mastering it, managing it, controlling it.
00:15:51And so the only sense of control they have is managing horror,
00:15:54and therefore when they get out of home,
00:15:56they're addicted to watching horror
00:15:58so they get a sense of control for managing it.
00:16:00Uh, sorry, I missed this quote.
00:16:10What do you think about sperm donation, Steph?
00:16:13Well, certainly not live.
00:16:15At least not tonight.
00:16:16I want to have my own kids but also donate sperm
00:16:18and allow the kids to contact me when they will be 18.
00:16:20A guy in Denmark has over a thousand kids from private donations.
00:16:23He made a YouTube account to educate them,
00:16:25allows contact with them, Netflix documentary.
00:16:28I don't see what would be wrong with sperm.
00:16:30It's your property, and as long as it's voluntary,
00:16:32which of course in this case it is.
00:16:36So...
00:16:40I don't see any particular issue with it.
00:16:42I mean, 10% of couples have significant problems conceiving.
00:16:46And usually, because female reproductive organs and systems
00:16:50are much more complicated than the dumb stick and the tadpoles,
00:16:56so most often it would be the woman's issue,
00:17:02which is why there are surrogates and egg donors,
00:17:04but if it is the man's issue, then...
00:17:07Now, I guess the question is, and we still don't know the data
00:17:09on what the long-term mental health effects are
00:17:13of same-sex parents raising children.
00:17:15We don't know the long-term effects of that,
00:17:17so that would have to be something that you would have to consult your conscience on.
00:17:26I really don't have any particular thoughts about Muslim countries
00:17:30and loosening their restrictions.
00:17:32I don't... I mean, I don't really evaluate much theological stuff anymore.
00:17:38It's just so distant from the philosophy realm.
00:17:45Tarja Turunen is a Finnish soprano, OG singer for metal band Nightwish.
00:17:51Well, all right.
00:17:53So, wait, are you saying that picture is of a woman who is 47?
00:18:05Ah, let's see here.
00:18:09Yeah, that's filtrous, that's a lot of makeup,
00:18:12and I assume that's a lot of Botox.
00:18:16I mean, aging...
00:18:18What is it? Somebody posted something.
00:18:20I think that Tim Waltz is younger than Brad Pitt
00:18:24and younger than Tom Cruise, but looks, of course, older.
00:18:27So, there is a certain amount of genetics involved in aging,
00:18:33but in particular, I guess women do this odd thing.
00:18:38To me, it's kind of odd, where it's just like,
00:18:40wow, look how young she looks,
00:18:42and there's very little reality about any of that.
00:18:46I mean, that's a huge amount of makeup.
00:18:49I assume, I don't know, I don't know the woman, right?
00:18:52But if I had to put money on it,
00:18:54I would assume a fair amount of teeth whitening,
00:19:00and obviously her eyebrows have been shaped,
00:19:03and her hair has been dyed,
00:19:05because there's few women pushing 50 who don't have a single gray hair.
00:19:08I mean, come on, right?
00:19:12I mean, even Annie Lennox.
00:19:14If you see Annie Lennox, it's actually kind of interesting, right?
00:19:16Because, I mean, a very beautiful woman with a great voice,
00:19:20but if you look, she did one album cover,
00:19:24like, I don't know, 30 years plus ago,
00:19:27which was called Diva, which is heavy makeup,
00:19:29and then she did an album cover many years later called Bear,
00:19:32where she had no makeup.
00:19:33Now, of course, there was a lot of years in between the two,
00:19:36but Bear, you would see Annie Lennox without makeup.
00:19:41Somebody can post that in the chat,
00:19:43the picture of the cover of Annie Lennox's album Bear, B-A-R-E,
00:19:49and you can just see the difference.
00:19:51You can just see the difference.
00:19:54And I am aware, of course, that I look okay on these videos,
00:20:00you know, but, jeez, I mean,
00:20:03I haven't had any work done, obviously, right?
00:20:06But, yeah, you look at these wrinkles,
00:20:08you see me sort of, and you can see this when I walk in the woods,
00:20:10you see me in full sunlight.
00:20:11I mean, I don't look like this, right?
00:20:13I don't look like this in full sunlight,
00:20:16and you can see them because I do shows outside and all of that.
00:20:20So, yeah.
00:20:24And also, I think if women don't have children,
00:20:28they seem to age a little slower.
00:20:31And so, all of that, right?
00:20:34I don't know when this photo was taken.
00:20:38She looks her age, but looks good.
00:20:40No, she doesn't look 47.
00:20:45Yeah, so that's Annie Lennox bare, right?
00:20:47So that's Annie Lennox, I think, without much makeup.
00:20:50Right? That's just the way that it is.
00:20:53Yeah, Clint Eastwood is pretty wrinkly, but he's handsome.
00:20:55Good-looking people age better.
00:20:56Yeah, for sure.
00:20:57So, she looks her age.
00:20:59She's fit because she swims.
00:21:03So, what does that mean?
00:21:04That means you don't age?
00:21:06So, she dyed her hair.
00:21:09So, she does dye her hair, right?
00:21:11So, this is why, right?
00:21:13This is why.
00:21:14And she had neck work done.
00:21:16She's got no neck wrinkles.
00:21:18Maybe she's just not spent any time in the sun,
00:21:20or maybe she's just one of these people who looks naturally young.
00:21:23But there's this weird kind of death match of anti-aging that goes on for women.
00:21:29And, yeah, that's the bare album.
00:21:33I mean, this is a very pretty woman,
00:21:34but then you take her away without makeup, and that's it, right?
00:21:38No makeup. One kid.
00:21:40Really?
00:21:42Are you trying to tell me that that's a picture of her with no makeup?
00:21:46Come on.
00:21:48Come on.
00:21:50I can see the makeup.
00:21:52She looks like a giant sunburned thumb.
00:21:56She's got eyeshadow on.
00:21:59She's got shaper foundation.
00:22:02She's got bronzing.
00:22:03Her hair is dyed.
00:22:05Oh, my gosh.
00:22:07You show me a picture without makeup of her with a full grin in straight sunlight.
00:22:15That's what I want to see.
00:22:16Full grin.
00:22:17I mean, I reveal all this stuff because I don't particularly care about aging.
00:22:21I just want to stay healthy.
00:22:23And, you know, post-cancer, whatever you age beats the alternative.
00:22:26But if you think that is her without makeup, you are.
00:22:35Here's the problem, man.
00:22:36Here's the problem.
00:22:37So some people's job is to look good.
00:22:43And, you know, she's attractive.
00:22:45She's got those kind of ice blue eyes and all that kind of stuff and so on.
00:22:49But some people's job is to look good.
00:22:51I remember I talked once to a guy who managed a very famous musical act.
00:22:57It was a woman.
00:22:58And she had children, and she was trying to get back on tour,
00:23:02and she just could not lose the baby weight.
00:23:06They had her working out two, three hours a day on a strict diet,
00:23:09but she just couldn't lose the baby weight, and they had to postpone the tour.
00:23:14They had to postpone the tour.
00:23:17Right?
00:23:20Oh, yeah, see, that's better.
00:23:22Yeah, that's it.
00:23:24That's it, baby.
00:23:25Now we're talking.
00:23:26Okay, so that's how, I mean, obviously a certain amount of face strain and all of that,
00:23:30but that is, that's it, right?
00:23:35That is the one, right?
00:23:40No makeup compared to how she usually looks, Steph.
00:23:43What?
00:23:47Oh, yeah, well, yeah, less makeup, right?
00:23:50I remember seeing a woman I adore in full sunlight.
00:23:52The sunlight aged her a few years in the moment.
00:23:54Yeah, for sure.
00:23:56For sure.
00:23:59I like the Sly Stallone versus Dolph Lundgren contrast.
00:24:01Lundgren looks like he's aged gracefully,
00:24:03whilst Stallone has freakish amounts of plastic surgery.
00:24:07You're going to get old, and your skin doesn't usually matter.
00:24:10What matters is cardiovascular.
00:24:13What matters is if you have that visceral fat,
00:24:19and what matters is your muscles and your bones.
00:24:21I mean, your skin doesn't matter.
00:24:23I remember, oh, gosh, this is going back.
00:24:26This is going back.
00:24:29There was a girl I dated briefly in junior high school.
00:24:34Let's call her Sam.
00:24:37Sure, it's Samantha.
00:24:39It's not her name.
00:24:40So I dated Samantha, and we had, ah, she was very pretty,
00:24:46a little overweight, and we had a bit of an odd relationship.
00:24:50Now, I wasn't some big super hound dog in junior high.
00:24:53I was just happy to go on a date or anything like that.
00:24:56I think we only kissed once or twice.
00:24:58She felt very awkward holding my hand.
00:25:01She was very tense, and we would have these notes exchanged
00:25:08in the back class.
00:25:09Boy, this is going back a ways.
00:25:10So we'd have these little notes exchanged.
00:25:12I can't believe I remember all of this stuff,
00:25:13but nothing gets released from my brain.
00:25:16Everything gets kept, it seems.
00:25:18And I remember she deflected compliments kind of obsessively,
00:25:27and I remember we would have these exchanges sometimes,
00:25:30like I would pass her a note saying,
00:25:34You look beautiful today, or you look beautiful,
00:25:37or something like that.
00:25:38And then she would send me back a note saying,
00:25:44Don't be ridiculous.
00:25:45And I would write a note back saying,
00:25:47Ah, well, I suppose love is blind.
00:25:48And then she would write a note back saying,
00:25:50Well, if you can call it love.
00:25:52And it was actually kind of sad, really.
00:25:56I met her family, and her mother was kind of absent.
00:26:00Her father was sort of a pompous, loud guy,
00:26:03and one of these just kind of fake,
00:26:05false self kind of guys.
00:26:07Anyway, I can't even remember how long we dated,
00:26:10but nothing happened.
00:26:12I mean, we barely kissed, and she just seemed very,
00:26:15very tense about any of that stuff.
00:26:18And, oh gosh, I'm trying to remember when it was now,
00:26:23but it was decades later, I ran into her in a mall in Toronto.
00:26:31And she never did any sports.
00:26:34She didn't really spend much time outside,
00:26:36and I suppose she'd spend a lot of time inside,
00:26:38because one of the things that ages you is sunlight,
00:26:41but it's also good for you in a lot of ways as well.
00:26:43So I saw her, and she hadn't aged that much,
00:26:49but she also had no ring on her finger,
00:26:51clearly had not settled down.
00:26:54And I think I got a sense that she was still proud
00:26:57of how young she looked, but for what?
00:27:00For what?
00:27:02What's the point?
00:27:06It's just egg camouflage.
00:27:08It's fertility falsehood.
00:27:10It's lying.
00:27:12It's lying.
00:27:14It's like a guy penciling in a bunch of zeros
00:27:17on his bank account.
00:27:18It's not real.
00:27:21Men judge egg quality by skin quality,
00:27:25and now there's a whole bunch of bullshit that you can do,
00:27:27freezing and injecting viruses and sandblasting
00:27:31and all kinds of stretchy, pulley, freaky shit
00:27:34that you can do to pretend your eggs ain't your eggs.
00:27:38The eggs went off three months ago,
00:27:41but it's fine because we painted some silver
00:27:48on the stinky box.
00:27:50It's like, no, it doesn't really...
00:27:52We're altering the expiration date on the eggs.
00:27:56It's like, you know, that doesn't change the fact
00:27:58that they went off, right?
00:28:01So trying to look that young is kind of pathetic.
00:28:09It's kind of pathetic.
00:28:10Now, again, you know, we...
00:28:12What was it somebody was saying about pearly things?
00:28:17That she...
00:28:18Because she posted pictures of herself sweating on some run,
00:28:21and she said, got to hand it...
00:28:22Somebody said, got to hand it to Pearl Davis.
00:28:25She posts the kinds of pictures that women would delete
00:28:28and then immediately delete from the deleted folders bin, right?
00:28:34Korean foreskin cream, yeah.
00:28:36Literally take the genitally mutilated tips
00:28:39of baby male fetuses' penises and use it for face cream.
00:28:47What's the point?
00:28:53What's the point?
00:28:54So you look young, which means what?
00:28:57Now, again, if you want to look good for your partner,
00:29:00I think that's great.
00:29:01You should look good for your partner.
00:29:03You should do your very best to look as good as you can
00:29:06for your partner.
00:29:08Absolutely.
00:29:10Absolutely.
00:29:13But, oh, she looks so young.
00:29:15I remember even in the realm of politics,
00:29:18like back when I was in the realm of politics,
00:29:23there were these bizarre fights that go on
00:29:26and bizarre perspectives.
00:29:27Bizarre to me.
00:29:28I'm sure they make perfect sense to women.
00:29:29Girl drama.
00:29:30Girl drama alert.
00:29:32So one of these was Sarah Huckabee Sanders posted a picture
00:29:39of a pie she'd made, and the women went insane.
00:29:47That's not your pie.
00:29:48That's a store-bought pie.
00:29:49I can tell from this, and I can tell from that,
00:29:51and the shadow of it, it's like, that's not your real pie?
00:29:56Mental.
00:29:57Like, who cares, right?
00:30:07The other one that I remember, and it was Ann Coulter,
00:30:12and Ann Coulter was talking about Elizabeth Warren's
00:30:15skincare regime.
00:30:17Whatever you want to say about her, her skin looks fantastic.
00:30:20What kind of skincare regime?
00:30:28Who cares?
00:30:30Who cares?
00:30:31Once you're past childbearing age, who cares?
00:30:36Once you're married, who cares?
00:30:48All right.
00:30:50Dolph Lundgren is very blessed genetically.
00:30:52Oh, brilliant guy.
00:30:53What has he got, a master's in chemical engineering?
00:30:55Like, a really brilliant guy.
00:30:56But I mean, Stallone is very intelligent too, so.
00:30:59Somebody says, I know this isn't in the realm of politics,
00:31:03but what are your thoughts on people refusing to acknowledge
00:31:06the history and reality?
00:31:10What am I doing?
00:31:11JP?
00:31:12JFK or JP?
00:31:13That's because Kamala is advocating for press controls
00:31:16and giving new homeowners 25K?
00:31:19Her policies will total $1.2 trillion?
00:31:21It's insane?
00:31:25Well, I mean, her father's a famous Marxist professor,
00:31:28and her mother comes from the Brahmin caste in India, so.
00:31:31And her father is the owner of a long line of ex-slave plantations
00:31:36in Jamaica.
00:31:37What does she have to do with reality?
00:31:40She spent her teenage years in Montreal.
00:31:44She kind of blew away up the totem pole of politics, so.
00:31:48I mean, what would she have to do with reality or numbers
00:31:52or anything like that?
00:31:56See, people complain that politicians lie,
00:31:59which is completely bizarre to me.
00:32:01I mean, only if you're capable of pathological lying,
00:32:04for the most part, could you even be a politician,
00:32:06because I couldn't say that kind of stuff with a straight face.
00:32:09I'd feel terrible about it, because I have a conscience.
00:32:12So I just can't bald-faced lie to people.
00:32:15It'll pay for itself.
00:32:18So it's not so much that politicians are liars
00:32:21as that anybody who's not a pathological liar, generally,
00:32:25can't be a politician.
00:32:28It's only if you let go of the truth and just bribe, bribe, bribe, bribe, bribe,
00:32:34bribe, bribe, bribe, bribe, bribe, bribe, bribe, here's some free stuff!
00:32:37And take on the rich! Here's some free stuff!
00:32:41I mean, you can't give ten bucks to a cop, but you can...
00:32:45I mean, it was just struck down today, the Supreme Court using tax money to pay
00:32:49off the student loan crisis and all of that, but...
00:32:53Yeah.
00:32:57Refusing to acknowledge the history and reality,
00:33:01well, people deny reality all the time.
00:33:05I mean, it's human nature
00:33:09in the current twisted system to deny reality.
00:33:13So,
00:33:17people don't want to see... What's that old line from Monty Python?
00:33:21People don't want to see the violence inherent in the system. People don't want to
00:33:25understand how our existing system is built, ground up,
00:33:29top to bottom, back to front, inside and out, on coercion.
00:33:33All right.
00:33:41It pains me to see the 40-year-old single women who exercise hard and have amazing figures.
00:33:45They're trying to do everything but stay attractive, but they cannot turn back time. Yeah.
00:33:49Yeah, it's very sad.
00:33:53Lots of people talking, very few of them know.
00:33:57Soul of a woman was created below.
00:34:01I don't believe that, but it's a cool line. All right.
00:34:05Blood transfusions from babies on Epstein Island to de-age old monsters.
00:34:09Yeah, I don't know if any of that's true, but...
00:34:13All right, people.
00:34:17If you wouldn't mind tipping a little bit,
00:34:21I would not mind at all.
00:34:25Quebec Smoking Church.
00:34:29Quebec...
00:34:33It's slang French. It's gutter French, according to the French.
00:34:37It's like Cockney for English.
00:34:41I lived in Quebec for
00:34:45four years, for the most part, minus summers where I had to go back to Ontario to work.
00:34:49What is the deal with
00:34:53women who put a tremendous amount of time, money and effort into looking attractive and then ruin their bodies
00:34:57with tattoos? I don't know what deal you're looking for,
00:35:01but they are looking
00:35:05to be used, I assume. I mean, they want to
00:35:09make themselves as attractive as possible because they don't feel that their personality is enough to attract
00:35:13a man, and then they make sure they attract the right kind of user and abuser
00:35:17by making sure they're covered in tattoos.
00:35:21Steph, how long have you been taking creatine? Has it worked out well for you? I don't think it's made much
00:35:25difference, really. I've been taking it for
00:35:29like two weeks, so I don't think it's had much of an effect. I'll give it a try.
00:35:33I'll give it a try. I might have had a friend of mine who's
00:35:37ex-army who warned me that creatine could lead to gout,
00:35:41but I don't think that that's true. Every now and then I'll try a little
00:35:45supplement here and there. Generally, they don't do much for me,
00:35:49but it's worth giving it a try. Thank you, JP, not Morgan.
00:35:53I appreciate that.
00:35:57I take lutein. L-U-T-E-I-N. It's supposed to be good for my eyes.
00:36:01My optometrist recommended that. I guess it's fine. I need new glasses.
00:36:05I don't need, but I get new glasses every three years or whatever it is.
00:36:09Eyes seem to be pretty good.
00:36:13Coenzymes.
00:36:17Have you heard about creatine increasing
00:36:21IQ? I hear a lot
00:36:25of stuff about a lot of things. Melatonin for
00:36:29sleep. They just don't really do much for me.
00:36:33It's just none of the...
00:36:37Well, but you already have 165 IQ. What does 167 really
00:36:41do for you?
00:36:45Yeah, I mean
00:36:49there's lots of studies, and they say things. I just don't
00:36:53know that it really makes much of a difference for me.
00:36:57All right, I'm going to just see if you have any other questions or comments, because I certainly do have.
00:37:01Yeah, nicotine for IQ. Nicotine's supposed to be quite good for that, although
00:37:05obviously I wouldn't recommend it in the smoked form. Smoky, bacon
00:37:09flavored lunglets.
00:37:13Going once, going twice.
00:37:17Questions, comments, let me check in the various places where people can
00:37:21leave me things.
00:37:25Creatine takes a few weeks to reach helpful levels. A higher dose's loading phase is usually
00:37:29used. Yeah, no, I did like four scoops a day for the first week.
00:37:33Tipping requires a message to send. Well, I appreciate that.
00:37:37Both the tipping and the message.
00:37:41Jim Carrey style. Tipping and the message. Boy, there's a tragic
00:37:45life, eh? Ouchies.
00:37:49I know you were being facetious, but I'd
00:37:53actually believe that IQ. Well, I don't, like in language, there's
00:37:57almost nothing I can't do.
00:38:01There's, you know, with math I'm
00:38:05above average, but not great, but there's almost nothing I can't do in the realm of language.
00:38:09So I've yet to sort of reach a ceiling. Oh, I can't do this,
00:38:13but no further, right?
00:38:17So, I would be, I think I would be around
00:38:21the highest when it came to language. Reasoning skills are very good, too.
00:38:25I mean, Aristotle said that the greatest mark of genius
00:38:29is analogies. The creation of effective analogies.
00:38:33And I really don't know that there are many people better in the world at creating
00:38:37effective analogies. They just flow into my brain, because it's looking
00:38:41at the essentials of unlike things. Can you rap
00:38:45fast? Come on, man. I did a whole rap song
00:38:49with a lit up candy necklace back in the day. I'm sure
00:38:53that James can find it for me. I
00:38:57rapped, it was an Eminem, a response to Eminem's Trump rap.
00:39:01...
00:39:05...
00:39:09All right.
00:39:13True language helps much more in social aspects of achievement.
00:39:17Sorry, that's a bit of a DVD. I'm not really sure what that means.
00:39:21I'm not really sure what that means.
00:39:25All right, going once, going twice.
00:39:29Give me a comment. I may in fact ask you,
00:39:33can I do this? Can I really do this?
00:39:37...
00:39:41Well, here's a comment that I read.
00:39:45Tell me what you guys think.
00:39:49This is Nick Huber.
00:39:53He's less vain than his brother Nick Huber is.
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