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I'm too fast with the weird statements. I also have the feeling that my brain cells are dying. It's really... It's really crazy. You remember this podcast that had stress for two weeks with Sashka and didn't do so well.

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Katsplay made a video where she said, I'll take a look at what they generally do in podcasts, in their podcast and why it's like that. It's not about the discussion anymore, it's not about them having a fight with Sascha, that topic is off, it's generally about what they do in this podcast. Let's go!

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First of all, we have Henna, the brown-haired one of the two, who herself says that she is more known for participating in the Trash TV series Are You The One because she did it with a lot of people and now she's talking about dating on TikTok

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Spark hoodie very good. Catsplay is very good.

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Then Suki I hope she's a really cool feminist with a strong opinion.

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You're so famous for that, don't turn down. Thank you!

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By the way, the saying is getting worse and worse in the course of the video. They have been working on a podcast with Funk since October because... We want to make the best podcast.

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That's unfortunately not possible anymore. That's crazy. There is already the best podcast. So it's not meant to be bad against them. They can't do anything about it, that there is already the best podcast. As someone who is not a hobbyist, you can't do anything about it.

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What do you want to do? That's not bad that you can't be better. We want to offer a value for young women.

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But... Actually for all young people. Well, but they're not so sure if the podcast will have any value. Because they ask themselves. I have a lot to say, but is it something great that I have to say?

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We will see.

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But the best motivation in life is to forbid men anyway. And if men can talk so much shit, we can do that too. So you can tell, the content is somehow weirdly men-centered, but in such a negative way. And that's actually a justified criticism that has caught a lot of people's attention, just based on the things that Saschka has shown.

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It's really very male-focused. I didn't just notice that. I also came across the TikTok channel of this podcast. They say that they don't watch any content by men and they don't feel like men and this and that. You know, you know these partakes. I'll go to TikTok for a moment.

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Okay, just how many TikToks are actually about men? Which TikTok wouldn't work if it wasn't about men?

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I just don't get any content about men

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Okay, it's gone

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Sorry, it's so embarrassing We arrived in Cologne last night

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It's so crazy for me to get off that damn train because the last time I was on this platform someone special was waiting for me at that time and we're on the exact same platform

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Okay, it's about stories about a man

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Suki, you're gonna hate him I hate him

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Okay, next

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Then you can still say no Exactly Really, you're going to hate him. I hate him. Okay, next. Then you can still say no. Exactly. You behaved so well. You put so much energy into it. You went shopping for me. You flew for 14 hours. You planned everything. Only that you now have a meme...

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Okay, I think it's about a man again.

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Every celebrity I've ever been in a DTM, everyone answered me.

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Everyone agreed. everyone agreed on that you can check what i mean that was the experience i had when i came across this channel for the fact that they don't want to talk about men it's really about men it's amazingly focused on men

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my sister sascha shows this clip i just have to say i don't want to watch men's content because i don't need to listen to their takes or this one

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what happened to bashing the men

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really what's going on? why don't we bash the men anymore? the little wankers

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they only do that a few times you can say it's just jokes or satirical humor or something but no, they only do such jokes about men and only about men

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and they also prove quite often that they mean it like here for example Normally I hate it when I'm being talked to by men And I'll give you an example In episode 3 Tsuki tells us that she had a date with a man

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and he was so boring because talking to men is critical

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So she met a man and thought he was stupid Surprise!

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And then she tells us that she spotted her ex on a date. And she just told the guy. And then the date was interrupted. I was with this new guy and he was talking and talking. But I was just thinking about the situation. That I just saw my ex-boyfriend and he was so casual.

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And I was like... I told him to stop talking to his girlfriend. that I just saw him.

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If that happened the other way around, if she was on a date and the guy interrupted her and said, stop talking for a second, I just saw my ex-girlfriend, I have to text my girlfriend about my ex-girlfriend,

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then I think in the podcast, oh my god, men! How can you be like that? That's so rude, that's so asocial How can you be so shitty, dude? But luckily it didn't happen like that

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It wasn't someone else, it was her And then I think it's fine, right?

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I chatted with my girls

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You told your date that you had to tell your girlfriend that you saw your ex

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Yeah I told him that too. I told him that he is my ex

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And I was like...

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I can't!

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How rude and shitty is that? And maybe the date was boring because you treated the guy badly or because you didn't contribute to the date The best thing is that the guy suggested swimming for the first date. And it sounded like the date was in summer. So I don't think it's such a weird idea. But Hannah thinks like this.

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I hate this. I think it's so over the top. I don't know why, but do you want to check my body naked now?

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You can also say no, right? I wouldn't suggest it as the first date either. It wouldn't be like, I can't.

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I can't suggest it as a first date either. It wouldn't be... I can't!

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I can't! It wouldn't be the first date I would suggest either. Just because I... No, I don't feel that. But you could say, no, I don't feel that.

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Swimming is just as offensive. You need it right away.

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Your official rape pipe. But only use it when it really happens.

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Is that Pitch Perfect? That came, this scene came up in Pitch Perfect? I somehow suppressed it.

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What I haven't told you yet is that Suki found it very important to emphasize that she is not in a relationship with the guy she wanted. Although he was a banker.

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Although he was a banker or should have been a banker. Whatever.

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Wait, wait, wait, wait. I can't do this with the weird statements. It's a weird statement, then Cat's Place says one sentence, then the next weird statement comes and I can't keep up with the head. So she didn't want anything to do with the guy.

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Although he was a banker.

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Although he was a banker or was supposed to be a banker. Whatever. He will earn something.

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Ah, he will earn something. That's... Although he will earn something, I still wasn't that interested in him. Although I should be interested in him, because he will earn something. The thing is, one thing would be to say, money is important to me. But what she says is not, money is important to me, that's why I make money and strive to make a lot of money.

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But money is important to me, that's why I want the man to bring me a lot of money. At least that's how it works.

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The other thing that noticed is that Suki is preaching very weird role models, both for men and women, who are against her. Especially because she's our loud feminist.

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Typical feminist take. Yes, totally typical for feminists. Feminists say that the man should earn money. That's a very typical feminist take. That the man should

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be in his traditional role of the earner. And the woman should have a source of income. That's typical for feminism. Can we call that pseudo-feminism? I think the expression performative feminism fits more, right? Because, I think we already

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talked about it in the Sascha reaction because the superficial qualities are fulfilled, but the actual debate obviously doesn't take place. That's basically it, right?

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In the first episode there's the section Groundless pines. And Zuki's pines is a dating story. She tells about a guy she talked to for hours. He lives in the USA. She is currently in Australia and Asia. He seriously goes after her to Tokyo. He looks for an Airbnb, plans the days completely, looks for restaurants, etc.

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And then, very important, he brings her hair products from Europe.

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It's a dude again. And the dude brings her what? Hair products from Europe. Hair products from Europe... I couldn't live without them.

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Not some drugstore shampoo or something, no. Products for 80-100€ per bottle.

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80-100€ per bottle? So several bottles for several hundred euros or what? Yeah, that's completely normal. Everything we hear here is completely normal. That you just say, we meet, but you hair products from Europe for a few hundred euros. That's Queen treatment or bare minimum. Bare minimum.

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And then I asked him, my hair is so damaged from traveling. Can you please bring me these hair products from Europe? It wasn't that he was so attentive. She wrote him and ordered the products as if he was Amazon. And the guy? He was a millionaire. A guy who was so rich.

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Rich as a pig.

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Did she say rich as a pig or rich as a pig? Pigs are not wild boars. Men are wild boars? They are Kaila, right?

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I think she says Kaila. Several of you write Kaila, but I think she says Kaila. Why do I do with my ear, why do I go to the mic with my ear?

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Ass-rich Kaila.

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And what does she say after he has really organized all this? And the man, keep in mind, has never met me, but that's how it's done. So really, for me, at the end of the day, bare minimum.

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Dude. Just so I know what I have to compete with. Just a second. Keiler. Just for the vibe. What kind of vibe is that? That's a Keiler.

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Yeah, don't get confused. With Keiler. You can't mix that up. That was a dad joke. Happens. I'm getting older. The podcast is just a fever dream.

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I don't know if they say such things because they really stand behind it or if they say such things just as a way of getting angry. So check out all these alpha men,

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who just turn way around. We talked about that in the Sashka reaction. That these are actually alpha men takes. And there is often ragebait. You just say something that is completely exaggerated, where people get excited about it,

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so that you get reach. But I think that never works. If you build your career on ragebait, you only get clicks because people think you're shit. And not because people think you're cool. Wow, what have you achieved?

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Getting hair products and flying to Tokyo is bare minimum for you. You can't tell me that. Tokyo is not bare minimum, but to bring me hair products from Europe,

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if they don't exist in Asia.

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Really good feminism. It was important that they cost 80-100€, otherwise you don't need it. Have you ever thought about it? Have you ever thought about it? Without hair products for 80-100€ per bottle? I don't think so. None of you have ever survived that.

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Celebrating capitalism and pushing the cliché that men have to be providers. Just like the motto, I have to be rich, but he richer. But then comes the breaking point. Shortly before the meeting, he sends a meme about blowjobs.

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Still the same. We're still the same in history, right?

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That's a bit of a bummer, of course, and also next to it. But for her, that for her it was over. Which is her good right. And now it comes, after the rejection her biggest worry was maybe not that she overreacted or that he spent so much money on the date, but And guys, I was really... Okay, I was scared that I would get my hair products and I thought to myself, shit, I really need these shit hair products, they are so important.

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My hair is fried.

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What kind of hair does she have that she needs that? What kind of sensitive hair is that? Luckily, the guy put the hair products in a bin where she could pick them up. What? Wait, wait. But he didn't fly for her for 14 hours or... ...were 14 hours? He flew around half the world for her? Or he flew anyway?

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He flew anyway. Yes, yes, for her? That can't be. No, that can't be. I don't believe that. I don't believe that she told a dude, please fly around half the world for me.

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And he was so sweet and left it there for me. So I could pick it up in a little bin.

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Are you mommy's good boy? Of course you are, why wouldn't you?

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What kind of one-time player was that?

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Then there is another story by Hanna.

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Okay, another story by Hanna. Hanna is the other one. We are at a new story. We can all get back inside now. It's a new story.

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She meets a guy at the hotel. They have sex. And then the next morning he asks her for a cost of 50 euros. And Hellas reaction? Complete ghosting. I thought to myself, what a leek.

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Sorry, I thought to myself, gross.

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Gross, that's really gross. That's disgusting. I think that generally when men show that they don't have a lot of money, I think that's even disgusting. I think that's not allowed, because men should fulfill the traditional role that they have money, that they can give money to the woman to get other things as a reward for it.

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That's the exchange, that's how the tradition is supposed to be.

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In life, no way. I swear on my mother, I didn't give it to him.

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I ghosted him.

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If he doesn't earn a lot of money, then it's definitely an Ick. I definitely saw one clip of her where she says how much you should earn a month or something. That was crazy much. That was an annual salary and then per month. She says somehow 35,000 euros net, he should earn. And at first I thought, oh, that's not crazy high at all.

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And then she says per month. Excuse me, wait a minute. What? There's restock at SPA again. But what's back? The Hypno Goat. Oh, and the Don't Think Hoodie! And the Phantom Cap I'm wearing right now! You should check out the link in the video description.

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But first... You should check out the link in the video description.

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Okay, bye!

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And it's like a red thread pulling through the whole podcast. On the one hand it's hot. Women can take care of themselves. We expect that we have an emotionally strong partner. A partner that is really wanted. Because we are on the same level. You have to be there emotionally for me.

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Because I don't need you financially anymore.

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I don't need you financially anymore. But I want you financially. She doesn't need men financially. Because she has her own money and reach. But she wants men financially. Why? So she has her own reach and makes money but she wants men financially why actually?

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so she has even more money? simply because she is socialized that this is the non plus ultra? or where does that come from? Dude, really, I also have the feeling that brain cells are dying it's really, it's really crazy so we didn't expect much when we started this video.

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I think I'm speaking for all of us when I say we didn't expect much. But what are we doing here? What should we say? That's Girlma.

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Emotional millionaire or something.

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Exactly, an emotional millionaire. I want both.

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I really thought about how much a man should earn so that I could date him.

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Now we have it. And I think we can see that it's not cut out of context. I want to give you the whole thing uncut.

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I really thought about how much a man should earn so that I could date him. I decided to give at least 35,000 euros.

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Net, per month

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ok, hand on heart who is still in the game? who is still in the race? I don't know how many of you make 35.000€ net per month

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but I think most of you are out I think most of you are out shit man shit imagine you meet a man I think most of them are out Shit man Shit Imagine you meet a guy He is a really nice guy

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Looks good, is just a cutie But imagine After the third or fourth date Where you already spent time with him You invested time in him You like him a lot

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And then you find out He only makes 10.000€ net per month. Shit, what am I doing now? Red Flag, yes, get out, get out! How unmanly, that's so uncool.

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The same pattern appears again in a viewer question. A viewer says that her boyfriend has gotten involved a habit of asking for rent and food.

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Ah, a viewer asks, hey, my friend lives with me now. Somehow I find it hard to ask that he should also pay the rent or food or something. I find that hard.

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Actually, of course, a sensitive topic and the first tip is even reasonable.

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Talk about it.

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But then Suki comes and packs another one. I would definitely put some money on top of it. That you make a good deal. Either I would let him pay the whole rent or more than half.

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I would listen to a 3-year-old. I would make the deal that he pays the rent and the food and gives me 10.000€ every week. I would do that. That's just like a kid's logic. Yeah, cool. Have fun doing that. With every minute I get dumber. I also have the feeling that some IQ points are going to be left out today.

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Happens. Happens. We have to go through that. Who thinks that's entertaining? Who am I to judge? I talk about penises and strap-ons in my podcast. That's why I don't know who thinks that's entertaining. It's definitely not educational, but I don't know.

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I'm sure someone thinks it's entertaining. On some level I also if it's the same, but I'm sure some people find it entertaining. On some level, I also find it entertaining, but not on the intended level.

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I would let him be 80% if he can't afford 100%. Well, in the cosmos of good girls, equality means the same. He has to pay and you better negotiate a better deal. As you may have noticed, I have now very often touched on the topic of men within the podcast. Very often men, yes've been talking a lot about men in the podcast.

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Very often men, yes. It's a lot about men. I think I'm theoretically in the range of being in the wealth scheme. I think I'm rich enough. I don't earn any money. I don't let myself pay 35,000 euros a month. That wouldn't be smart tax-wise.

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But I think I'm still in the range of I'm rich enough. That's why I have to think about how I should approach her. Because it's obvious that this is my goal. Because she's a great woman that every man wants to have by his side.

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She has qualities like or among other things She has qualities like... or... among other things... some qualities that are present in her. That's why I have to think about how to write a message. Oh right, I'm not in it at all.

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Because being rich is just one quality that I have to fulfill. No, I'm not... No, okay. I'm not stingy enough. I'm not a pervert enough. I'm not a pervert enough.

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The funny thing is that Suki and Hannah emphasize several times that they hate it when women are so male-centered. I can't be friends with women either, they're so boy-crazy. And it's the center of their world.

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Yes, my pear-shape. My pear-shape would kick me out, I think. My pear shape... Because my body is shaped like a pear. You don't see that under a... ...under a... ...thing like that. But here I'm very narrow. So here at the chest I'm about this...

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...this narrow. And then here it's like... ...at the belly button it's peak. From the width. And then it's like... ...that's the pear shape. And I don't think she'll like that. And I'm safe too small for her.

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She's safe 1.90m. She has to be in there, right? Yeah, okay, I'm out. I'm out with a lot of qualities. And that's it. Too bad.

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My dream woman is no longer reachable.

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The jokes are written like they're from Saber because shortly after it's said...

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I have a few women in my life, actually, when you talk to them,

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it's always, in every sentence, only men.

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Those would be moments where you can reflect, right? Those would be moments...

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Always, all the time. And I think, dude, it's so crazy because you're boxing the zero. And that's exactly what I thought while I was listening to your podcast. You talk about men all the time, but you're boxing the zero.

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Yes, I think for all men, those are the dream women. That's clear.

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But the two of them would never be like that, right? They're not that man-centered.

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Promised.

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Holy Mary. Both of them would never be like that. They are not that male-centered. I promise. Holy moly.

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If you ask the brave girls if they are really not male-centered... That's the second Young Feltzer meme in this video. What's going on there?

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Short introduction at this point. In feminism there is a concept called decentralizing men. It means that men should not be the center of their own thoughts or conversations. It's about defining your own identity and your own experiences in relation to men.

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Yes, that works very well in the podcast. The decentralizing men, that you don't see men in the middle all the time. That works great. I think that they are already... It's still a bit of a construction,

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but there is already a good basis at the start. There is already a good basis at the start. I was just gay, now I'm straight. I can understand that. Honestly, I can understand it. With these women you become straight. How far are you already with decentralizing men?

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I'm at 99%. Almost done. Decentralizing men is almost done for us. We're at 99%.

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And more focus on themselves, on women, on other topics. That's exactly where the problem of the brave girl podcast lies. They say that they can't do anything with women who are male-centered, but de facto they spread this image in their podcast. Only in negative or ironic form. And with that they still make men the center of their content

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yeah yeah we just saw that you saw that I just clicked on their thing I clicked on 5 or 6 of them and it was all about men

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what they want to avoid in private because that's what they say too and I know we talk a lot about men on TikTok. Well, private? We never talk. Maybe 5% of the time. It's so crazy because I think we are associated a lot with men, dating, blah blah blah.

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Now you could reflect and ask yourself why do I talk so much about men? What is the reason why, as soon as it comes to content, you talk about men? you can reflect on that, you could ask yourself this question, self-critically why, as soon as it comes to content, do I talk about men? I have a guess, but I don't know! it would be a speculation, I don't know, I don't know

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my speculation would be that, on the one hand you can ragebait with it and on the other hand maybe not at all any exciting thoughts for people that would otherwise happen in your head that you could make content out of. So you have to tell something that interests people if you have a podcast or if you do social media and if you talk about men and how much they fuck you off

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that works as content, of course, incredibly well but if you take that away, there should be something else

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you don't know how much we talk about fucking work

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or about something else

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that's safe ragebait I also think that big parts of it are ragebait I think that's pretty obvious but it doesn't make it better because then then you think, you say stupid things for reach,

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is that better or worse than you say stupid things because you're stupid? I don't know what's better or worse.

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And why do I think that it's different in private? Hmm, maybe it's because they keep telling in their podcast that it's probably not that different in private. For example, Hannah mentions that she only went to Are You The One because her ex broke up with her

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and she wanted to fish him out.

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She went to this show because of a man?

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For example, Hannah mentions that she only went to Are You The One because her ex broke up with her and she wanted to get rid of him.

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If you had a storyline in books or in movies where a woman does things just because she wants to get rid of her ex, then it's exactly that where people say, dude, don't write your stories like that, that everything women do always has to do with men. That doesn't have to be. That's not how women are. How can you go to a TV show to wipe something off your ex?

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Huh?

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What? How much do you just show that you're not over your ex? Their life falls through during the MacLittles test.

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That's true.

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A lot of people don't know what that is. That's a test where people say, ex hinweg bist, deren Leben fällt beim Mäckle-Test durch. Das stimmt. Also viele Leute nicht wissen, was das ist. Das ist ein Test, wo Leute sagen, hey, guck dir doch mal ein Buch oder ein Film oder irgendwie sowas an und stell dir folgende Frage. In diesem Film kommt es da irgendwann mal vor, dass zwei Frauen miteinander reden und es über etwas anderes geht als einen Mann oder Männer. Ich glaube think that's the test, right? And most movies fail at that.

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Most movies don't make it. There are no two women talking to each other about something different than a man. The Lord of the Rings series... There are almost no women in it. In the Lord of the Rings movies

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it's always men who make up everything that happens. But I think Lord of the Rings, at least the second part, doesn't really stand out because there's one scene. One scene. Helms Clam is being besieged. And there's a mother and she says to her daughter, come with me, we have to go there

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And that's all the conversation is about But that's because they had a short conversation They had a short word change So checkmark, all good Everything is good here Then it didn't go through

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The Lord of the Rings movies are a feminist masterpiece.

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It was so hard to get out of the train because the last time I was on this platform...

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I have to get back to the video.

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We met in Cologne where Hannah had a situation.

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...and she had to constantly tell Suki where they met. We arrived in Cologne last night and it was so crazy for me to get off the train. Because the last time I was on this platform, someone special was waiting for me at that time.

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We just saw on TikTok, yes.

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Then you picked me up and said, dude, please, we're here with Funk. We're doing a podcast. Also when we went over the bridge and over the German Gorge and I saw where I was chilling with them and I thought like, Ouch, dude! I think it can really hurt, but you can't let the whole thing go overshadowed.

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Oh, the point of Catsplay is that they say, yes, it's a lot about men here, it's about our content on other platforms, maybe a lot about men, but in private it's actually not a lot about men. And then they tell stories like that, where in private it was also about men in private. So hey, on that day and that day I had to think a lot about a man when we were there and there and then I had to think about that man again and again and again and that's their way out of their private life. That's why Catsplay suggests

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maybe they think more than 5% of their private time about men. I can't. I can't.

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I have at least three places where I had memories with him. Didn't I tell you? I was there with him. I think it's really crazy when we have a memory with a guy and we can't tell each other. That was our traffic light.

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We pressed the button together. GEZ, well used. I'm against it. Many people hate it when people say that the public broadcaster is responsible for the fees. That's not how it should be. Technically, the public broadcaster can simply entertain.

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It doesn't need an educational assignment. As long as there's a bunch of musicians in ZDF, I think you can do something like that. It's not crazy on another level, it's just about cheap entertainment. And it's fine to do that, but I'm already checking that this is a form of entertainment that simply conveys toxic values. And I think that's a problematic point.

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I think only because I read several times in the context that this is not education, public-legal radio, that has to educate. No, public-legal radio doesn't have to educate, it can just talk, it's fine, it exists.

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Or to the memory where Suki had a date with a guy and had to interrupt to talk to her girlfriend about her ex I assume... hold on a second, I have to write to my girlfriend

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Why second chair? I had written with a woman... I'm not doing a mother joke, don't worry But I had written with a woman, I thought she was really great Because she had a little... her hair is a bit messed up, she told me.

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But still, I think she's really exciting and great because she says so many intelligent things. And then I told her please, can we meet? And that's why the studio is here. Because she actually wanted to meet me. But...

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Shortly before she came here she said, hey, do you have a certain shampoo? It was about a bottle that costs 100 euros. A shampoo bottle that costs 100 euros. And I said, I don't have it.

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I don't have it. I can't do it. I don't have it. And she said, buy it now. And I said, I can't do it. I don't know where it is. I can't do it. How do I solve this? And then she didn't come. She said that it's not possible. I'm a bit...

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That's why this stream is a bit difficult for me. Because it still hurts. But I have to get through this. I just have to get through this. And did you send your specific meme? I permanently sent blowjob memes.

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Maybe it's also because of that. I didn't send just one blowjob meme. I sent like 30 of memes in a 4 hour time frame. Without a break. I sent 30 blowjob memes in a 4 hour time frame. Without a break. Without a break. Maybe it had something to do with it.

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I don't know. But now that's not bad enough. I noticed some parts where I thought they could just come 1 to 1 from a redpill podcast. For all who don't know the term

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about women. And at this point again, I know that meanwhile there is a generation of people who didn't watch Matrix, don't even know what Matrix is.

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But that's where Red Pill actually comes from. That's the origin of Red Pill. In this movie, the question is whether you want to see the truth or not. And if you don't want to see the truth,

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you take the blue pill. And if you want to see the truth and see what it really is, you take the red pill. That's the cultural background behind the red pill.

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In truth, these are mostly extremely feminine content that reduce women and men to stereotypical roles.

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What kind of symbol video is that?

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A kind of toxic men's education program, but without education. And we've already looked at a few of these coaches in my reaction channel. And you may have come across the topic on my main channel. might have come across this topic. Do you remember the Alpha Witch Theory? My experience with men was all shit.

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If a woman starts her sentence like this, can you safely assume?

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She belongs to the street.

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The sound clip said, she belongs to the street. What comes next will be something like to the street. I think it's actually women's fault in general and the damage that was done to it

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what is an alpha widow?

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yeah, what is an alpha widow?

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a woman with an average sexual market value who sleeps with a man with a high sexual market value which is also known as an alpha

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what is an alpha widow? slowly now alpha widow a woman usually with an average sexual market value

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the SMV oh my god dude the sexual market value is the SMV so a woman who is average hot probably who sleeps

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and who sleeps with a high sexual market value male a good looking man or someone with a social status what am I seeing? oh shit

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oh shit what's happening here what are we looking at? so a woman who is average has something with a man who is pretty and rich rich or something like that, I don't know also known as alpha male he is an alpha male

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but the woman wants to continue this alpha male with the but he wants to have something with her but not long term and that's why the woman

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has no relationship with the lower men with the lower men. With the ones that aren't that alpha. Dude, what the f***? What is that? Who is it that thinks like that?

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The woman sees the alpha as superior to most, if not all men that approach her. The woman still desires the alpha that she can't have and sacrifices future long-term relationships with men with lower sexual market value, which in a way makes her the widow of the original alpha man.

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I can't anymore. So Catsplay translated it, but it didn't become clearer, but it just got fucked up. I can't. I can't, guys. Really. I think we should just say that this whole idea with the internet was a shit idea.

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If it leads to what we're seeing in this reaction, then we should just admit that we're closing the thing with the internet. I don't know where in Canada

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there's a big internet generator in Canada or I don't know how it works with the internet. But there is the internet, it has to be somewhere, it's somewhere. And we just pull the plug, then it's over. I think it's okay, we can do that at this point. ...get women who have been beating up all these alpha-types and who have been treating them badly. And then they get

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these women who are of course broken in the head. Do you know who you are in this economy he just described? So to the men, are you... Women can also ask themselves

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are you something or not, I don't know. But to the men, are you the alphas that rip women apart until they are broken? Or are you the betas that rip the women apart? Or don't you check it either? Because I don't check it. Just as a reminder, this guy we just saw, this smart man,

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where you thought he was smart, this one. We know him. We know him from here. A role model is someone, in this case we're talking about men, where a multitude of men are triggered by the presence of this person and say, this is how I want to be. We only have one role model, you all know him, Andrew Tate.

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Andrew Tate is role model number one for the men of today.

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Great thoughts from this philosopher of the new age. Here's another clip. These radicalized men who then commit violent crimes and then also say, here, women, I know them too, who get this hatred for women, they are it because they fall into this narrative of

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you have to be soft, you have to be like that, then they get fucked.

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So fucked by the women.

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And then they learn what the real name behind it is.

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Radicalized men are to blame for women. I also think it's important that we see the responsibility with women. That we just say, yes, of course, there are many men who commit homicides, for example, but it's not actually the women's fault. All of them. So collectively.

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So much for that. Wow, that's really, that's another fever dream reaction here. ... have been around. It goes on.

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The brave girls, they just brought the same take, just the other way around on men.

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I think if they once The brave girls just brought the same take, but men.

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I think if they once licked blood and once with a... Psycho is a bit exaggerated, but once with a fury it's very hard to do with someone normal.

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Men who once had something with a fury're addicted to crazy. It makes sense.

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Normal.

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Addicted to crazy.

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Addicted to craziness.

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But at least they realize that. But it's the same for some. A lot of people just want a really nice woman and then leave the affair. You know it. There are no general rules. But honestly, that's just a patchwork shot, isn't it?

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But hey, I found another parallel. Men who are in public are stupid.

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Ole says, by the way, there is also positive in the podcast, namely, for example, enlightenment about the model industry with your own experiences. About fat shaming,

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uh,

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dung,

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dung abuse, or self-hate. For example. So, not everything in this podcast is just bad. That should also be said. That there are also good parts in there.

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It's just a patchwork shot, isn't it? But hey, I found another parallel. Men who are in public are stupid. And somehow I think, what does a man do in public?

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I'm fine. I am fine.

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No just keep watching.

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They are stupid. And I think it's weird to do that in public. But when they are in public it's cool and feminist. Zuki also says...

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Men who want to be on TV.

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Thank you for setting me up here. Thank you. It's really nice that you set me up again. Even in such difficult times. You know, when I see these two... I walk along here, I stand on a bridge and see the places where I was with the two. And that reminds me of them so much. Do you understand?

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That's hard.

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Zuki also says, for example, men who want to go on TV can't be a perfect match for

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any woman in this shit.

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No way. No way. She's just talking to a woman who wanted to go on TV. And wants to but let me guess, that's something else

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It's funny when you think about how she was the one who rejected her friends for being on the show and then there's this sentence For me it's like, what does a man want? A heterosexual man on TV? Sorry, but what does sexuality have to do with it? Shortly after

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What?

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For me it's like, what does a man want? with it? Shortly after... What? Because for me, I'm thinking

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what does a man, a hetero man want on TV?

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So wait, I just want to get it clear I want to get the rulebook the alpha rulebook clear once so because I think she understands

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she's so she's amazingly close to such alpha men content they're already relatively close actually they would get along well. So if she goes to an alpha male and says, I think men who do social media are either

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gay or I don't know, they have to be gay because only women are allowed to do social media. That's feminine. And you're still feminine as a man when you're gay. That's fine. But not as a heterosexual. That's not okay. That's completely wack. Then an alpha male would probably say, yes, yes, we understand each other.

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So sorry, but what does sexuality have to do with it?

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Everything. Sexuality has everything to do with it. There are very clear role models. If you're gay, then you can watch us on TV, because TV is gay. So, TV. because television is gay so tv go through the letters that stands for totally gay

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shortly after that, another one is put on if you want to be a man on television, that's so disgusting yes, but just like when you do social media as a man

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that's disgusting yes

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death

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f***, I'm so out. I'm so out.

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They don't even check the irony that they also do social media.

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Yeah, you're right. TV is an LGBTQIA TV. That's what it's about. So it has a lot to do with this queerness. I'm not queer, I've only been with a woman for 20 years. You wanker.

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Social media makes asocial. I'll explain to you why I think that. Why I think you should

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keep away from women in the future who use social media a lot. It's really exactly the same shit, right? Oh my god, it's really feminist content. It's really very feminist content. I'm happy about that. Oh my god, it's really exactly the same. If your girlfriend has an Instagram account,

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it also means, because she is still public and still posts pictures, that anyone who is still public and posts pictures can write her. It is meant that a certain gate is open. The gate is open. Shit, man, what are we going to do now? Fuck, fuck, fuck. Someone can write her. Think about what's going on. If someone can write your girlfriend.

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We have to prevent that. We have to prevent that we have to prevent that contact can arise because as soon as contact is there, it is taken away from me, that's clear exactly if you would say my make the gate close quickly make the gate close friend goes to the brothel every day but he just looks what is that for a comparison wait wait wait so it's the same if your boyfriend goes to the brothel every day but only claims that he's watching the same thing as if you're on social media.

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Yeah. If you post a sweet picture from your vacation on Instagram then you're practically like going to the brothel every day. It's basically the same. And the thing is, this take is not even much dumber than what Suki and Hanna say.

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She can walk around on the street and then she is addressed. If your girlfriend is allowed to walk around outside the kitchen on the street, then the door is open. Then she can be approached by men. That's like saying yes, my boyfriend is allowed to go into the model but he only goes to watch. Why do you let your girlfriend walk around on the street? Follow me for more unfiltered dating tips. And here too is the double moral that the women who do social media devalue who do social media themselves.

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Yes, but that's the thing. there are other rules for men and women. I don't think Catsplay has internalized that yet, but I have internalized it, the fan of N'DuTate has internalized it, Suki and Henna have internalized it too. That unites us all.

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That unites the N'DuTate fan and Suki and Henna, that there are clear rules, what women have to fulfill, what men have to do. And who is allowed what. That there are differences. That's important. Not sexist at all.

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Yeah, really. I... I mean... Imagine... I mean, there are a lot of podcasts where men say stuff like that. But I couldn't think of a public-legal podcast that says something like that. I don't know, maybe I don't know it yet. There are many, maybe there is one.

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I don't know. By the way, by the way, if I say, imagine a public-legal podcast would say something like that and men would say it, then I don't say it. That would be the same. That would be exactly the same. Because,

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if men say something about women or women say exactly the same about men, then that's not exactly the same, because there is a historical and social context in which the whole thing

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stands and in which something in that direction is always different than in that direction. If you don't see that this is stupid, then it might help to imagine, wait a minute, I'll imagine it the other way around. Oh, I think that's really stupid and asocial. Then it might not be exactly the same here, but similar maybe. That might not be good otherwise way but it's both not good you check the difference

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at the end a pretty clear picture remains for me first permanent male bashing while they themselves feel like they're talking about nothing else than men

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riso wears xs he said in a video I said in a video that I wear xs huh? when? that wouldn't be masculine enough. No, the hoodies, I usually wear them in L, if you're wondering. But that's not a spark I'm wearing right now.

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On the one hand, men should be modern, reflected and emotionally educated. On the other hand, they should simultaneously fulfill the classic caretaker image, preferably as a millionaire. This not only causes tension in the podcast but is also socially confusing because it gives men the feeling that no matter what they do, it's always wrong. Thirdly, this is exactly how they

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have a negative impact on men who want to seriously deal with feminism.

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XS only with condoms. That's how it is, chat. By the way, I have there are measuring devices I recently got a measuring device from a friend. There are such size measuring devices.

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Did you know that? Hold on. Hold on. Okay, I'm not going to unpack my tail now. Don't worry. But I recommend it.

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I recommend that you take a look at it. This is basically a slider and then this is from Mr. Size. I think it's a brand. I've never tried it out. It's not sponsored shit here. I'll say it. And then it's, can you see that? Then you can see the different sizes up here. You can't see it very well, but here at this point is an arrow. Can you see it? In front of the D. Can you see it?

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It's very hard to see. But right under my finger, left of the D, of your condom size, is an arrow. That means, if it's here, then the arrow is exactly at 53. In the range of 53. You put it on like this, of course, when it's at the start, and then you say, okay, I have so and so much here, no idea.

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So that goes up to 69, which is just so wide. With condom sizes, width is measured and not length length because length doesn't really matter as much as you want but width is the important factor and I didn't know that haha69 that's the level I want to get you on

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that's the level sexual knowledge with Riso the thing is, I didn't know in real talk that there are these measuring devices and that you can measure it ... ... ... ... ... ...

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... ... I recommend you all to find your own size because I didn't know my correct size for a long time. I say it like it is. Back to the video, we're almost done.

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And fourth, it's a found food for dating coaches and anti-feminists. They can take exactly such clips to say do you see feminism means men's hate and absurd claims?

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I have to let Cat'splay make her statement again.

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To win state allies, they potentially push open people away. And fourth, the found food for dating coaches and anti-feminists. They can take exactly such clips to say, see, feminism means men's hate and absurd demands. They deliver the perfect ammunition for people against people they actually want to stand against. And at one point I thought, there might be a moment of self-reflection.

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I just don't know if I've become too weird to get to know any new people. Sometimes I think I might be the problem.

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No, Suki, you're not the problem. You're perfect the way you are. Also with the hair, also with the... You can tell that Suki put in 80€ shampoo. How it's shimmering. You don't see that otherwise.

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Okay, maybe the Munich guys are difficult. I don't think I'm particularly easy.

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Catsplay speaks deep about feminism. Rizzo, interesting. Here with this ruler I can measure the thickness of your dick. We share it. We share the competences. I think it we share the competences I think catsplay has the competences

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to clarify about feminism and I talk about dicks and the whole thing

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is of course financed by our Rundfunk-fee so congratulations manabashing, double morality, red polite everything in the public legal subscription. But what is your opinion on all of this?

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Please write it in the comments and until next time.

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I thought it was a very, very, very, very good video from Catsplay. I think it was one of the best videos from Catsplay, also because there were a lot of players in it. That's why it's definitely liked and followed. Catsplay is relatively small, she has 36,000 subscribers on this channel and I really find many videos of her very, very entertaining and I really find many videos of her very, very entertaining

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so I can only recommend it, I can only recommend it.

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