Video summary
The host opens the episode by addressing critical issues regarding channel growth amidst recent YouTube algorithm updates, urging viewers to re-subscribe with notifications enabled for live broadcasts and Super Chat visibility while strictly warning against unauthorized content usage following the removal of six monetized channels that copied his material without permission. This administrative focus quickly transitions into a series of relationship consultations where callers seek advice on complex personal histories involving divorce, infidelity, and self-perception issues regarding age and weight status mismatches in the dating market. The host consistently emphasizes accountability over blaming external factors or algorithmic changes for one's circumstances, arguing that individuals must realistically assess their own situations rather than allowing pride or ego to prevent reconciliation with stable partners who may have previously supported them despite personal flaws like unemployment or past misconduct.
Several callers share deeply personal struggles, including a woman seeking advice on leaving her ex-husband after seven years of marriage where he did not work but managed household duties, only for their second relationship to end due to his cheating; the host critiques this decision as unwise and suggests that reconciliation remains possible despite emotional barriers like pride. Another caller discusses being divorced eight years ago from a decade-long marriage with an inactive husband who cared for her children, admitting she spoke poorly about him post-divorce which created distance even though he remained an active father nearby, while a third guest reveals infidelity by her ex-husband involving two other children and expresses reluctance to re-enter relationships due to perceived baggage despite finding compatible suitors. The host uses these examples to highlight the consequences of poor choices in partnership selection, noting that leaving stable partners for "high value" men without solid plans often leads to isolation at older ages when family support systems are no longer intact or available.
The discussion expands to specific scenarios involving single mothers and women with pasts in adult entertainment or exotic dancing, where the host advises counseling over dating while raising young children alone until they are older rather than rushing into new relationships that might attract opportunistic men unless there is exceptional attractiveness or a solid stability plan. He addresses a twenty-three-year-old mother of a one-year-old who had her child with an infidel boyfriend after five years together, criticizing the decision to have children out of wedlock as potentially limiting future partner options and urging reconciliation for the benefit of the child rather than remaining single and struggling alone; he even mocks the idea of staying apart by suggesting she organize a backyard wedding with the same man despite his past cheating. Throughout these varied interactions, the host maintains that success in finding marriage depends on honest explanations of one's history, maintaining a stable mental state, avoiding extreme content like group scenes if applicable to one's background, and ensuring men do not cheat without protection or bring home babies and diseases into existing families.
The episode concludes with practical recommendations for those navigating these difficult life transitions, reinforcing the idea that humor serves as an essential social tool while promoting support systems through Patreon contributions and booking one-on-one sessions via his official website. The host wraps up by reiterating that whether dealing with algorithmic challenges on YouTube or complex family dynamics involving divorced parents and infidelity cases, individuals must take ownership of their choices rather than waiting for external validation or blaming others for their current status. By combining administrative warnings about content theft with heartfelt advice on relationship repair and realistic self-assessment regarding age and weight factors in dating markets, the video offers a comprehensive guide to maintaining dignity and stability while avoiding the pitfalls that lead to isolation without proper family support systems intact.
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[music]
in this [singing] moment.
Yes. I cannot say what's wrong or right.
[music and singing]
No,
>> it's not hard to fool me. No, [music]
>> cuz I'm addicted to [singing] the good
life.
[music] Lead the [singing] way.
I follow. [music] No need [singing] to
say
I follow.
Oh yeah,
we got some upset people tonight, boy. I
don't know why, man. We going to talk
some truth tonight, though.
[crying]
>> Handcuffs are coming off.
What's going on everybody? Welcome back.
Welcome back. Welcome back.
Happy Monday, Funday. What a great day
to be a CIA man or FBI woman. All right,
people. We're going to get straight to
it. No chaser.
Uh
got some announcements to make. One
one first and foremost
uh we have been doing some really good
numbers over here. And that's a tribute
to you, the Patreons, you the
subscribers, the viewers, the fans. But
here's what I need you to do. YouTube
has done some updates to their algorithm
and their system.
And anytime a channel experiences
growth like mine,
um, the bots kind of go do their thing
to make sure the numbers are real. So,
do me a favor. If you're not getting the
notifications,
if you're not getting all the
notifications, what you will want to do
is you need to unsubscribe and then
subscribe
and then turn on and then there's a
bell, a bell over there. I I got off the
phone because I have actually have a
YouTube rep that I speak to. The YouTube
rep says, "You need to make sure that if
you want to get all the broadcast, you
learned a lot watching a video channel.
Appreciate what you're doing with that."
Appreciate it, Alexander. Um, if you
want to make sure
you're getting all the broadcasts, I
mean, all the uh notifications to be in
the shows live, you need to have the
notifications set to all on my channel.
Now, I know there's some people who were
like, "Ah, you know, it don't matter
whether I involve live or not." Well,
that's going to change quite a bit
because now YouTube
has uh updated to where we can finally
see what's going on in the super chat.
Uh, shout out to Black Wolf. Shout out
to Ike. Shout out to Isaiah Hit Squad in
the building. Shout out to Black Wolf
again coming through money world. Shout
out to W Alfonso trying to be a Henry
now. Shout out to Javon. Ready to be
told. Ready for the truth to be wielded.
Shout out to Nate Taylor. Got your
email. Shout out to Alexander Ruff and
he comes through with the hundo. When
you get a hyundo, you get a bomb.
That's what happens. You get a hundo,
you get a bomb. We got to get the sound
effects and things like that on the same
level. Let's go ahead and play the under
the current music
because tonight we got a serious topic
to discuss
and I want to make sure that as we get
into it that um it gets the the the
attention it deserves. One of my most
popular videos is one of my most
controversial videos.
Average men wanting high value men. Do
you make what he earns
tonight?
>> People, uh, let's see how many people
have lost their channels this week.
Six people have lost their channels this
week for take for using my content. I'm
not playing with y'all. When I say don't
use my content, I mean it. Don't use my
my permission. Six channels in two days.
Oh, and they were all channels that were
monetized.
Don't play.
Let's see.
[music]
>> I cannot say what's wrong. [singing]
No,
it's not [music] hard to fool me. No,
cuz I'm addicted to the good life.
[singing and music]
Yes.
Lead the way. [music]
I follow.
No need [singing] to say
no.
>> Where we are [music] heading now, baby.
I follow [music]
through to the edge of [singing] it all.
To the edge [singing] of it all.
So tell [music] your good night
cuz I'll find a better one.
[music and singing]
Yeah.
>> Yeah. Guys, I've had people deciding
that they they think they can just come
to my platform and copy my content and
do what they want to. I got two people
in federal court right now.
So I'm I'm letting you know folks, I'm
not playing with you. I think a lot of
folks just think this is a game and they
think that these videos are just they
want to. When you sign that that uh
YouTube form, you got your information
out there. I've already I'm not going to
say anything. Keep playing. Keep playing
if you want to.
Now, if you want to use my content,
request permission,
and if I grant it, you know, cool. If
not, I I'll keep taking y'all's money.
Anyway, I'mma leave that there. We're
the only group of people that feel like
that we can just because black people,
we have just no chill. It's like, I see
it, I'll use it. Nah, you can't have
that.
>> [music]
>> Money world. [music]
[music]
Money world.
>> [music]
>> I
>> [music and singing]
[music]
[singing]
[music]
[singing]
[music]
>> Money world.
Money world.
>> [music]
>> Money work. [singing and music]
[singing]
[music]
>> [music]
[music]
[singing]
[music]
>> Money.
[music]
Money work.
[music]
Money work.
>> [music]
>> The zone
[music]
money world. [music]
Yeah. Yeah.
Money [music] world. Money, money,
money. [music]
Okay. So, what did I get wrong about
this topic?
>> I'm sorry. I I was trying on um
swimsuits and then I saw you were alive
because I' had been trying to catch you.
So, to be honest, I'm not even sure what
the topic is about.
>> Oh, you one of them folks.
>> [laughter]
>> I just recently um discovered you.
>> Okay.
>> So, I thought it was super interesting
what you're doing with the ranking and
the rating and all that. Um
yeah, I I pretty much know that from
watching your other videos, I think I'm
probably an what you would say an
eternal seven. Probably a six.
>> Do you know what the topic is tonight?
No, I don't.
>> Okay. How old are you?
>> 32.
>> All right. 32 years old.
>> Should I share videos?
>> No. What you should do though, sis, is
you should know what the topic is before
you just call in for the show.
>> That's a polite thing to do.
>> I agree. But I thought I I went on the
live and I saw this woman twerking. So,
I thought it was a little bit of
different like casual.
>> No, ma'am. Ma'am, ma'am,
>> just say I didn't give a damn about the
topic. I wanted to get what I wanted to
get. [gasps]
>> It's nothing I don't give.
>> Well, yeah, ma'am, because if you saw a
woman twerking, all you had to do is
look down two inches and see the title
on the show. See, I I would prefer you
just tell me just say the truth. I
really didn't give a damn. I wanted to
get what I wanted to get and I didn't
want to go on the website to book a
consultation. But don't tell me [snorts]
you didn't see it and don't know where
to look because you're 32.
>> I I honestly didn't even think you would
let me in the room cuz
>> Yeah.
>> So you just So
again, and the reason I'm doing this,
ma'am, is you want something from me,
right?
>> Possibly.
>> Yes, you do want something from me.
You've been trying to get into my show
to call in to do what? You wanted me to
do what?
>> I was going to see if you were ranking
tonight, but
>> Right. So, you want something from me?
>> Yes. I would like something from you.
>> And you didn't even And is it polite to
not even do what I asked?
>> No.
See, this is what I understand with
black women.
You treat black men
like we're just objects.
I'm older than you and I running a show
in a business. And you know that.
>> You didn't even take the time to read
the show. You just clicked in and jumped
in and said, "Well, I'mma take a shot
and then I'mma just come in and ask him
what I want." What if I was talking
about something extremely sensitive?
Would this be appropriate?
>> Yeah, you're right.
>> Well, I know I'm I know I'm right. But
the thing is, you know that, too.
>> Honestly, I was waiting to get in the
queue and then go back, but I just
wanted to enter the room
so that if there was a long line, I
could make the queue. That's all. I
respect your show and what you're doing.
I honestly didn't think I was gonna get
through.
>> You want a rating because of what?
What are you trying to find out?
>> Uh
if you were ranking tonight.
>> Okay. I am. What are you trying to find
out?
>> Oh, okay. Yeah, that's what I wanted to
know.
>> You want a ranking to what end though,
ma'am? Are you trying to find a husband?
>> Yes, sir.
>> Okay. Um, so
that's the end to which you wanted a
ranking. You wanted to know where you
rank to see basically what your looks
are worth.
That's kind of what it is you're asking,
right?
>> Yes. That's exactly it.
>> Did you go to college?
>> I didn't finish. No.
>> Okay. So, I'm going to say this again.
Are you working right now? I mean,
pre-COVID.
>> Yes, I still work.
>> Okay. What I'm saying right now is,
ma'am, you wouldn't come into a company
meeting
cuz you had something on your mind, bust
into the meeting, and then just start
talking about what you wanted to talk
about.
I know you know. I know you understand
that.
And the thing is, if we can't treat each
other with a base level of respect,
what's the point?
That's all I'm trying to get you to
understand. And even when you say it,
you you still hedge back and act like,
"Yeah, it's not that big a deal." And
ma'am, it is.
And all I said is, if you just be honest
and say, "You know what? I just took a
shot. I wanted to get in there and see
if I get a quick ranking. I didn't
really pay attention to the show or the
topic of the show.
At least that's honest.
>> Right.
>> 32. How tall are you?
>> 5'5.
>> And what dress size?
>> An eight.
>> Hey, what did you weigh at the What was
the last time you weighed yourself?
>> Couple of days ago. 160.
>> Okay. So, what does that make you
as far as your weight?
>> Overweight.
>> Okay. 55
160.
Um, do you know what the BMI scale is?
>> Yes.
>> Okay. Uh, BMI scale.
Um,
have you ever calculated your BMI?
>> Yes, I think it's 27.
>> Okay. And how much is And how much is it
to be obese?
>> 30 or 32?
>> All right. And you say you're 160.
Okay.
Okay. So, you're you're you're close to
obese.
Um, have you any children?
>> No.
>> Okay. And what would you rank yourself
on a scale from 0 to 10? Just your face.
You can't use seven.
>> Just the face. So,
>> uh, I'll just say a six.
Okay. Um, what's the longest
relationship you've ever had?
>> Uh, seven years in my 20s.
>> Seven years in your 20s. At what age was
it over?
>> Around 28.
>> 28. So from 21 to 28 you were with
somebody.
>> Okay.
>> Yes. And then from 28 to 30 I was with
someone for two years.
>> Okay. So
obvious question is going to be the guy
you were with from 21
to 28. What did he do for a living?
>> He uh he was in school for a while
and then
>> what did he do for a living? Just give
me the title ma'am. See this is a simple
question.
customer service.
>> Okay. You didn't want to say that.
Why
>> Because he had lots of different
different jobs.
>> Okay. 27 customer service. And do you
want to be a do you you want to be a
wife? Do you want to have any children?
>> Yeah.
>> How many?
>> Two.
two. Do you want to you want to have to
work to pay significant bills?
>> Yes, I already do.
>> Do you want to have to work after you're
pregnant to pay significant bills with a
husband?
>> Yeah, I'm okay with working the same
amount that I do now.
>> Okay. So, you're okay with
h giving birth and then having 12 weeks
off and getting right back to the grind.
Putting your 12 to put your 12 week old
newborn in a daycare and paying a
thousand plus dollars a month
for a newborn.
>> Oh, with family. Yeah, I would have
family watch them for her.
>> Okay.
All right. So, you you're you're all
right with working good. Better than
that. So, I got to ask you, why didn't
you marry a seven-year relationship? Why
didn't he Why didn't he ask you to marry
you?
[snorts]
>> Well,
>> did he propose to you?
>> Did he propose?
>> No, I'm going to say no. There was
because there was a proposal out of
desperation because he didn't want me to
leave him. I mean, did he drop to one
knee with a ring in public and propose
to you?
>> No.
>> Then that's not a proposal.
>> But why didn't he propose to you in in
year one?
I mean,
>> I guess a lot of excuses.
>> Okay. But you stayed for seven years.
Move on to the next relationship. You
went from one and how long were you out
of one relationship before you got in
the other one?
>> Not long. Probably six months.
>> Okay. So, you just monkey branched.
>> So, you obviously did not heal. I did.
>> Yeah. You obviously did not heal or did
not process.
>> So, and why didn't you get married to
the second guy?
>> I found out he was cheating. Was
this after the second date?
>> Then I found out he was cheating.
>> Ma'am, you were together two years.
Black women tend to act like I'm asking
a question. Why didn't you get married?
And you found out he was cheating into
the second year. There was an entire
relationship before that happened. Why
didn't y'all get married?
>> Oh, within the first year.
>> Yes. How long does it take? How long
does How long does it take
>> from meeting someone to deciding to
marry them to get married? How long do
you think that takes?
>> Well, now I know it doesn't take that
long.
>> How long do you think that takes or
less?
>> Well, then I I admit I was
>> How long do you think that takes?
>> See, I'm asking I'm asking you a
question. Direct question. How long do
you think that takes?
Oh, within the first a year.
>> Okay, man. I'm asking you these
questions in part because of the way you
came onto the show. I'm trying to assess
who you are.
>> I get that. And you you you seem to be a
woman that you one if you were with a
guy who did customer service and I don't
know what that means.
Uh was he younger than you or older than
you?
>> Older.
>> How much older?
>> Uh the two years. Not even two years,
but a little older.
>> But why? So you were just wasting time.
Yeah, I was super immature.
I was going by looks back then. Not
really.
>> You mean you were super immature?
>> I just accepted excuses.
>> Super immature like calling into a show,
not caring about the damn topic, just
wanting what you want. You
>> never said I didn't care about it. No,
>> ma'am. You didn't have to say it, but
you did not. It's relevant.
I never waste my time. So if I'm going
to do it, I'm doing for a reason.
>> Okay.
>> So yes, I can see that you were you
raised [clears throat] by your father.
>> Uh until he was deported. Yeah.
>> What age was that?
>> I was 17.
Your father's in your house till 17?
>> Yes.
>> Where's your mother?
>> It's like 5 minutes away.
>> Oh, Jesus Christ, ma'am. I didn't mean
geographically, but anyh who, what do
you what do you do for a living?
>> I'm a project coordinator.
>> And what is your job? What is your job
description?
So I uh when we have different
>> Did that require a college degree to do
that?
>> No, it didn't.
>> How much are you making annually?
>> Wow, we're going there.
>> Yeah, unless you want to pay for a
Here's what you could do. You could
easily go book it and pay for it. See?
Yes. It all matters if you want my
rating because I'm trying to understand
who you are, what you bring to the
table.
>> Okay. I I have seen other shows and
>> Well, ma'am, due respect, you've already
you already came in this thing
backwards. So, I mean, honestly, you
don't want to answer because you're not
going you're probably not going to like
my answer anyway.
So, I really could care less how much
you make. Obviously, you're not too
proud of it. At the end of the day, if
you talking about you want to get
married, guys are going to want to know
what they're getting with you.
That's what they really want to know,
what they're getting with you. Uh, you
rate yourself as a six. That's that's I
will give you closer to an average five.
And you're overweight.
>> Okay.
>> So, your relationships, you have not
asked for anything. You've you've dealt
with, you know, middling guys.
So,
the expectation all of a sudden getting
married. Who wants to marry an immature
32 year old woman?
>> I gotcha.
>> I see that you also use the fact that I
was unprepared against
>> No, it's not the fact that you're
unprepared. The fact it's not the fact
that you're unprepared. It's the fact
that
>> it's the fact that I have a show. I have
an audience and you didn't give a damn
about what that was. You just came in
here wanting what you wanted and I said
that's cool. Just at least say it. You
kept trying to make excuses for it like
>> Yeah, but I've seen this happen before
in your other lives and it wasn't this
>> No, this is and see what I'm and I did
this to prove a point. See, women like
this often blame their inability to
progress in life on external situations.
When when confronted with the reality of
their choices, their decisions, they
tend to shut down. then get defensive.
You guys have seen it. Go back and play
it.
I've I've just ask you questions and let
the you show up.
>> Okay. But I'm also saying
[clears throat] hello.
>> Hi
>> 9008. What's going on 908?
>> Hey, I'm Bean.
>> You who?
>> Bean.
>> Van. V E N E.
>> V E N E. What do you have for me?
>> Um, I'm just wondering what kind of
options would be available to me. I'll
give you a quick synopsis. Um, I'm 42
years old. Last year I used to weigh 23
pounds.
>> None.
>> No, I'm not finished.
>> None. Yeah, you are.
>> Last year.
>> Yeah, you are.
>> Last year. This year I weighed 165.
>> No, ma'am. I said you're finished.
You're finished.
>> I'm done.
>> Yep.
>> There's nothing left for me.
>> Not realistically.
>> Thank you.
>> I'm not going to lie to you
>> because I'm 42.
>> For See, it's the age and the weight.
And then if you have any children.
>> So my kids are
>> Okay, ma'am. I don't need to I Okay, I'm
going to be honest. It's the And I don't
want to be rude sound like rude, but see
when you
over 40
and you're obese and you or even if
you're coming down, you still can go the
other way and then you have children.
Okay. The only way that there would ever
be any chance for you is if you were
gorgeous.
And if you were gorgeous, you wouldn't
be calling. So, I need the people to
understand, I'm not being rude. It's
just often times
I'll get women who want to call in, they
want to tell me their story, and then I
know where it's going to end. Ma'am, you
kind of knew
uh that in order to overcome just your
age alone,
you're going to have to be very
feminine, very submissive, very
cooperative. You have to bring a lot to
the table. That's before your before
your weight and before your children.
>> And your children are a messy detail for
a man. I I don't mean and you can love
your children, but we but people don't
look at our kids the same way.
>> So that's why when you asked, I'm like
Um, and were you married in the past?
>> Uh, yeah, for 10 years.
>> Why'd you divorce?
>> Uh, he wouldn't work.
>> What do you mean he wouldn't work?
>> He wouldn't work. Um, he had You mean he
sat on the he was in the house all day
while you were going to work?
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. And what did he do in the house?
clean the house.
>> And what else did he do?
>> He cooked.
>> What else did he do? And when the
children were there, what did he do with
them?
>> He was good with the kids.
>> So, in other words, you had you Hold on,
hold on, hold on, hold on. You You
called. So, I I'll help. Okay. But you
had a husband
>> and you were working.
>> Yes.
>> Okay. Were you in Did you get foreclosed
or get evicted?
It was very difficult. You
>> No, ma'am. Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am. I asked
a specific question. Did you get
foreclosed or evicted?
>> Well, we were lucky. We had
>> Did you get foreclosed? See, another
problem with black.
If you're going to if I'm going to talk
to you, ma'am, you're going to answer my
questions directly, please.
>> Neither.
>> Okay. So, you weren't foreclosed or
evicted. You just did not have the
easiest of times.
>> Right.
>> Right. But you were married. And how
long were you guys married?
>> 10.
>> 10 years. How long you been divorced?
>> Eight.
>> Eight. And were you the same? And were
you 200 lb in the marriage?
>> Were you a big girl in the marriage?
>> I don't think so. I think maybe like 10
lbs less.
>> 10 lb less?
>> I'm smaller now.
>> No, no, ma'am. Ma'am, you you're 10 lbs
less than what? You were taller or
smaller?
>> I was a little smaller.
>> How tall are you?
>> 5'4.
>> 5'4. And are you trying to tell me you
weren't 200 and something pounds in the
marriage?
>> That's That's correct. I think I weighed
like between the 170s and the 180s. So
you were still morbidly obese?
>> Yes.
>> Okay. So it really does not matter.
Don't play semantics.
>> And what did you do for what do you do
for a living?
>> Um I work in education.
>> A what?
>> I work in education.
>> A teacher.
>> Something like that. Yes.
>> I don't know you, ma'am. I just
>> I help support though. I'm I'm I assist
them. So, you're clerical.
>> Okay, that's fair to call it.
>> I don't care. What do you call What is
your title, ma'am?
>> See, when you ladies call up here,
understand, let me explain something.
When you ladies call up here and ask me
for my advice,
>> if you don't want to answer these on on
air, you could always go to my website
and book your own one-on-one session and
pay the fee. But if you're going to be
on my show, you have to answer the
questions.
>> That's only what a polite guest would
do. I didn't you I I don't No one knows
you. No one can see you. I'm trying to
understand what it is to help you the
best I can.
>> Teacher, so aid.
>> You're a teacher's aid, right? So, did
you have to go to college to get that?
>> Did you need a four-year degree?
>> I do have one.
>> Did you need a four year? No. Did you
need a four? I want you guys to pay
attention. I want you to understand how
much black women over 30 like to deflect
when questions that they don't want to
answer. Every time I ask her a direct
question that she's not proud of the
answer, it's just this neo [ __ ] You
have a degree, but it came after. You
got a four-year. You didn't need a
four-year degree to be a teacher's aid.
Granted, so you were a high school grad.
Maybe you had an associate. You married
a guy at what age?
>> God, I was so young. Um, 24, I think.
>> 24. And how old was he?
>> 28.
>> Is he the father of all your children?
>> Yes.
>> All right. So 24 28 and he was lazy
according to you. He would not work but
he did take care of the house. So you
guys had flipped roles. You had an
average job and he was an average
housewife
>> pretty much
>> right. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
>> But then you but 10 years later 10 years
into it you divorced him because he was
just
it won't work. Uh so you're saying he
never worked during the marriage. He
didn't collect one paycheck.
>> Very little.
>> I ask. No. See? No. No. No. See, I know
how women play these things.
Did he work?
>> Did he have a W2? Did he file taxes?
>> Did he Did he have a W2? And did he file
taxes?
>> Yeah.
>> All right. He just did not make as much
as you made or was not fully employed.
I'm not judging it. Just trying to
understand it. See, often women like to
paint men in a lesser position. But the
net net of it, man, hold on. Net net of
it is net net of it is you've been
divorced for eight years. Has anyone
asked you to marry them since then?
>> No.
>> Right. Have you had a serious
relationship since then? Like
engagement?
>> I don't think so. No. I'm going say no.
>> No. No. So you are So are you are you
still doing the same job at teachers
aid?
>> Yes.
>> Okay. So the only thing that has changed
since you divorced your husband is
you've got an older
pretty much.
>> Where's he at?
>> Who?
>> Your ex-husband?
>> I don't know.
>> Really? He's the father of your how many
children? One, two, three.
>> Two.
>> Two. So you don't know where the father
of your two children is?
>> He's living his life.
>> So how old is your oldest?
18,
>> right?
>> 18.
>> So, and he just turned 18. How old is
your youngest?
>> 15.
>> So, and then you've been divorced for
eight years. So, 10.
>> Yeah.
>> 10 and seven. And you don't know where
their father is?
>> No, I know. He's living his life. You
know, we don't really um interact much,
>> right? Do kids see their father
>> all the time.
>> Right.
see their father all the time. H So
would you say he's a pretty good father?
>> I would. I would.
>> Okay. So you had a you were married to a
man who was a good father who took care
of the house, who cooked, clean, and
then even post divorce is still actively
involved in his children's life. You are
an average educated woman doing an
average job and you are a and you are
twice the weight of the average that a 5
foot4 woman should be.
>> I'm 165. I'm not twice the weight. Maybe
>> Okay. Okay. You're right. Not now. Not
now. Not now. But not now. But dur But
before you were two But before you were
plus 200 lb.
>> That's not true.
>> Okay, I can run the tape back. How much
did you say you weigh when you first
came on?
>> I said last year I've been divorced for
eight years. So I fluctuate. So that was
my biggest point. But
>> your biggest point was how much?
>> Two or three.
>> Okay.
>> Split the difference. Ma'am, how about
this? Let's not get hung up on the
particular pound because I know it makes
a difference to you, but it doesn't make
a difference of this conversation.
I got to ask,
>> you're an average sounding woman.
>> Why should you have more than what you
had?
>> Oh wow.
I just want to know is there any hope.
That's
>> No. And I'm going to tell you why there.
And what I said was no. And as I started
to roll down this line of questioning,
what it sounds to me is though you had a
man that the reason you divorced him
because he was not making a lot of
money. But you were never bankrupt.
>> Hold on. Hold on.
>> But wait, let me
>> No.
>> Okay. There's a difference between
>> No, I need you to
>> There's a difference between not making
>> He said you were never evicted or
foreclosed.
You had the husband you had. And
honestly, I think anybody with any sense
would say you had a better situation
when you were married.
I don't understand, ma'am. You don't you
don't like the fact that he did not
work. But did he work before? Was he
fully employed? Was he like this
go-getter prior to your marriage?
>> I don't think so.
>> No. No, ma'am. I don't I can't hear I
don't think so from a grown 40 plus year
old woman. Was he a go-getter prior to
you saying I do?
>> I see. I don't think we knew each other
well enough.
>> Oh Jesus Christ. He was 28 years old.
You were 24.
>> Did he have a job?
>> Uh he was in school at that time. He was
in college.
>> So when you ask do you have a chance?
>> This is when somebody starts ask when a
man starts asking you about your past.
>> How does this sound?
That's why I'm calling you. You're the
expert.
>> Well, well, I'm trying to tell you, but
you're rejecting it.
A man's going to ask you about your
about your dating and marital history
>> because you're say you're saying, "I'm a
I'm a woman that got married at 24." And
the way you're trying to frame this
is that he just would not work. And you
like you like you mar
>> like you married the guy without knowing
him. You were together for 10 years.
>> That's really what happened. That's what
happened. We really
>> What happened? You know what happened,
ma'am? Well, I'm going to tell you what
I think happened.
>> It sounds like you're a lot It sounds
like you're like a lot of women who call
my channel and you got too big for your
britches. You thought you should get
more. Go back to a video I did. Kevin
does a one-on-one with a married woman,
5 foot4, 200 and some odd pounds.
Another teacher just like you, talking
about how she could level up and leave
her husband.
>> She was hella average, too.
>> See, the problem is, man, you shouldn't
have divorced your husband. You'd have
been better off still with this man cuz
you're both broke.
You're both broke.
You're both broke. And you're not better
off by yourself.
If you were, you wouldn't be calling
some guy on YouTube. You know, you
should have stayed with him, but you
divorced him for a reason. It's not like
you can say you divorced him and you
went on to a hot like like you married a
rich man or a man doing something else.
You've just been alone. You've gone
backwards. And what you said is your
children are still seeing their father.
>> It's not like he just went away. See,
you don't you I think you know
cuz I start asking you more questions
about him. I think you realize that you
might have made an error.
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>> Luna
in divorcing your husband because the
open dating market has women have been
told that it's so easy
and you got out here after being married
divorced at 34 years old at 5'4 as a
teacher's aid and an overweight woman
with two kids and no one has been
serious with you. That's the market.
>> Have you ever considered reconciling
with your husband?
>> Hope basically saying there's no hope,
right?
>> Well, well, no. You've already won
though. So, ma'am, no. Ma'am, no. Ma'am,
what I need you to understand is this.
>> You've already had You already won. You
got the husband for you. He just wasn't
the one on paper that you want. Why?
See, what you didn't say is he was a
drug addict and beating your ass and
cheating on you. He just wasn't working
and earning the kind of money. But you
didn't say he was sitting on the couch.
He was an active house husband. Why
didn't you just go rec reconcile with
him and make a life? You already made
babies.
I mean, it's not like you're a nuclear
physicist, ma'am. You're a teacher's
aid.
But but but honestly listening to you is
almost like I could do better. Okay,
prove it.
>> No, I didn't say that. That's why I'm
asking you. Is there any
>> Go back to your husband. Help that. Pick
up the phone and speak.
>> I've been told that.
>> Huh?
>> I've been told that. I've been told that
before.
>> Well, guess what? And and guess what?
You couldn't afford this session the way
you're And I'm And [clears throat] I'm
saying that because take the advice from
somebody who has no dog in it.
You need to go back.
>> Okay.
>> Or
you're 160 lbs right now, right?
>> Yes.
>> All right.
>> Mhm.
>> As we age, injuries and things like that
happen. Maybe you maybe you stay 160,
but I doubt it. The likelihood is we
continue to age as we get older. Health
issues occur.
You know, I don't know if you're on
blood pressure medication, if you're
pre-diabetic, whatever. I don't know
what your physical history is like, but
you do not want to age as an overweight
woman by herself. This is the time where
you need someone around.
You have history with this man. Ma'am,
I'mma tell you what a lot of women
wouldn't tell you. You need to pick that
phone up and reconcile with your husband
because he does not sound like he's a
catch and you don't sound like you're a
catch either. But together you guys make
sense. Stop looking at the TV. Stop
looking at Disney. Stop looking at these
Instagram and what's supposed to be. The
lady on my channel last night said that
she's listened to so many women who left
their husbands because they were looking
at other people and then judging their
husbands. You said your husband cooked,
clean, took care of the kids.
You said he was a good father and you
divorced him.
the nerve of you.
>> Well, thank you for your perspective.
>> No, but I want to hear what you think
about it.
>> I think there is some there is some
truth to to what you're saying. I
definitely um I I definitely see it.
There's some truth to it. Definitely.
>> Well, I got another question. Would he
take you back?
[clears throat]
>> I'm really I I try not to show any, you
know, interest.
>> I mean,
>> ma'am, I just asked you a question.
Would he Would he take you?
>> I don't think so. I mean, if I maybe
>> You don't think so? You don't think so?
>> I said maybe. Okay. Maybe. Maybe.
>> Okay. So, here's the here's gonna be the
hard question.
Did you Did you run him down or talk bad
about him to other people and or your
children?
>> I'm sorry.
>> Did you talk bad about him? Run him down
to people or your kids?
>> Uh
maybe in the in the beginning of the
divorce.
>> Right. Right. Right. So basically your
ex-husband,
what's between you and him is him
knowing that he was a good father
and took good care of you, the house,
and the kids. He didn't earn the way you
wanted to. Listen, listen, listen.
If you had all the answers, you wouldn't
be here. Please,
I think you you had a good husband. I
you had a good father, a man who cooked,
clean, and all that other kind of stuff.
He didn't earn the way you wanted him
to. And it did not look like what's
marketed to us. But these kind of
relationships happen everywhere. You
divorced him
for no other reason other and the reason
you gave is cuz he wouldn't work. All
right. But then you don't talk about him
like you have respect for him.
Inevitably, you insulted this man. You
you put this out in the world. He heard
how you spoke about him between you guys
and in public. It got back to him. Your
kids have had to hear this stuff. So, he
probably has hard feelings towards you.
That's the gulf between you. So, even if
you decided to say that makes perfect
sense, you would have to fix what you
broke.
And that is where your ego and your
pride is keeping you stuck.
Got a lot of ego.
That's why when you That's why
regardless if if I knew why I was right
or not, I was right when I said there's
no there's no hope for this outside of
that ego and pride.
Have you ever said, "Hey, man, maybe I
was a little too hard. My bad. Even
after the divorce, I got to tell you,
you still take care of the kids."
When I talk about you, he's out living
his own life, doing his own thing. You
make it just seem like this dude some
just just this this this fig in the wind
just twirling around and that's not the
truth.
>> Is it?
>> Well, is it? Is it?
>> He's a part of the He is an active dad,
but I stay out the picture.
>> I don't give a damn about He's an active
dad. That's all he has to do because you
divorced him,
>> right?
>> You didn't call You didn't say he's an
act when I said what is he doing? You
didn't say he's an active dad. I had to
freaking pull that out of you. What is
he doing? What does he work? I don't
know. What is he doing? I don't know.
He's out there living his own life. See,
a woman who
you did not give that man any credit.
You did not say he's an active father.
You've not said one nice thing about
this man. This man ain't [ __ ] to you.
And ma'am, honestly, he sounds like he's
kind of too good for you.
Okay.
See what I mean? This per this this
power couple [ __ ]
A man who was Mr. Mom. White folks made
a movie about this. But a black man does
it, he ain't [ __ ]
A black man does it, he ain't about he
ain't [ __ ]
Okay, I'm serious. And I doubt that
you'll ever hear any women tell her,
"Yeah, girl, do whatever. Whatever."
22, 24, 28
and ain't had no success
and sitting up on this phone like
you're a teacher's aid.
I need a lot of our women to ask where
do where where do you get all this
arrogance from?
I mean, y'all really think y'all are the
[ __ ] when you're average
normal. Normal people aren't the [ __ ]
But this is what happens when you run
around telling everybody you're a queen
and you're a queen and you deserve your
best life and you deserve whatever. And
this is what it reaps. It reaps the
woman her age, her weight, going it
alone until death.
Nope. Y'all don't think about that when
y'all out here saying, "Don't hurt no
feelings or don't say it that way or
don't say it this way." But you're not
there when they give her the type one,
type two diabetes diagnosis. You're not
there when she's on the on the blood
pressure medication. You're not there
when she can't pay for cuz she's a
teacher. That means it's in the probably
in the public sector. Excuse me. These
people aren't rich.
What happens if she and she's a
teacher's aid? I mean, you you're having
a your career is here.
She's one budget cut away.
>> Hi, Kevin.
>> How are you?
>> I'm doing well.
>> What do you got for me on the topic?
>> [laughter]
>> Well,
>> well, first off, do you do you have a
Hold on. Do you have a child?
>> Yes, I do. I have two, actually.
>> Have you been married?
>> Yes, I have.
>> Okay, go ahead.
>> So, I got married at 21. Um, got
divorced in 2013. So, I've been divorced
for seven years, but I've been dating in
between um those seven years.
Um, I I'm hearing everything you're
saying and it's kind of sinking in like,
wow, [laughter]
where do I fit?
>> So, let me So, you got you got married
at what age?
>> 21.
>> You got divorced at what age?
>> I was what? 20. It didn't last long. I
was what? 28.
>> 28. And you've been And you've been
dating for
>> Actually, not 28. I'm sorry. I got
divorced at 25. Okay. Sorry. 25.
Correct.
>> So married at 21, divorced at 25. You
have two children,
>> correct?
>> Why did you guys divorce?
>> Infidelity. Um, he was
>> How long How long did you cheat?
>> No, not at all. Not at all. Yeah. He had
two kids within the marriage, so
>> Okay. Well, damn. Yeah. Yeah.
>> Yeah. I had to do what I had to do.
>> All right. Well, you know, that's I got
to say that's grounds. Um but
um
in the last three years of dating, has
anyone taken you seriously enough to
actually go buy a ring?
>> No.
>> Okay. I'm quite sure.
>> I've been proposed to prior to wedding
to to being married um once
>> but
>> at 18 but not after the divorce. No.
>> Okay. When you say you were proposed to
a guy actually produced a ring and
dropped to a knee? Yes. Yes.
>> So you know what it mean? So So you have
real life experience with a man who
knows what he wants.
>> Yes.
>> Do are men approaching you with that
kind of energy?
>> Um pre uh men from the past that I've
dated earlier before I got married. Yes.
>> Are they approaching you with the let's
hook up energy or let's get married
energy?
>> Let's get married energy. But I don't
feel um we're necessarily compatible.
Um I I just feel
>> Let me Let me flesh this out. Let me
flesh this out. I gotta [laughter] flesh
this out.
>> Okay.
>> You mean men from your past that know
you were married and divorced and have
children?
>> And you telling me is it one man, two
men, three men? How many men?
>> I wouldn't. It's one [laughter]
guy. Okay. One guy. And you know him
from what? College, high school? What?
I met him at a social event. I was about
17 when I met him.
>> So, high school, college years. Okay.
>> Correct.
>> All right. And are you physically
attracted to him?
>> No.
>> What does he do for a living?
>> He is a deputy.
>> Okay. Like a law enforcement officer?
>> Yes. Law enforcement. Correct.
>> And what do you do for a living?
>> I am an entrepreneur. I have I own two
businesses.
>> That don't mean nothing to me. What does
that mean?
>> No. [laughter]
>> You've been entrepreneur selling uh uh
hemp and in uh Vital.
>> No. [laughter]
>> What does that mean?
>> I run a talent and performing arts
agency and a cleaning service now.
>> All right. So, but the question is I
mean but All right. But okay. The guy
you're not attracted to, but then other
guys out on the market. Ma'am, you know
what it is. guys are approaching you
with the less Netflix and chill,
>> but they're not coming at you with the I
want to take on your two kids with your
ex-husband with two kids out of wedlock,
>> right?
>> Uh but you say a guy from your past
>> Yeah.
>> And you don't take him seriously because
what is he not making stable money?
>> No, it has nothing to do with the money.
Um, he's actually
uh currently engaged but is not happy.
He just did it because he got the woman
that he's with pregnant. And I just
>> Holy Jesus Christ. What?
>> I don't want to entangle I don't want to
get into those type of situations.
>> Okay. So, let me just say let me just
say this way. Just say this way. We
attract what we are. Have you had
counseling or therapy?
>> Yes, I've had counseling and therapy.
>> And how and
>> after?
>> Huh?
>> After the divorce, I did. I mean, not
for not for the divorce, but just for
personal counseling, just for you
issues.
>> Yes, I have.
>> Okay. So, let's get on back to dating
because
>> you're out dating. Have any men that
you've recently met post divorce
>> been approaching you with any serious
energy?
>> Oh man. Um,
>> no,
>> not really.
>> Right. And why do you think that is?
I feel that they don't want to take on
what I, you know, all that I have.
>> You know,
>> as you're saying, you know, I just think
it's a lot of
>> baggage, for a lack of better word.
>> So, let's go through the stats. How tall
are you?
>> I am 5'4.
>> Dress size.
>> Huh?
>> Dress size?
>> Dress size? I am a six.
>> Okay. Um
>> yeah.
>> Uh how's your how's your um
relationship with your ex-husband?
>> There is no relationship. He is
non-existent.
>> Okay. How is his relationship with his
children?
>> He doesn't exist in their lives at all.
>> Why?
>> He chooses not to be involved. He lives
like 20 minutes away and that's it. he,
you know,
chooses not to.
>> Okay. I got to dig a little here.
>> Yeah.
>> Um,
those are his biological children.
>> Correct. Yes.
>> And does he have And after the divorce,
were you granted soul custody and he has
visitation?
>> Correct.
>> Is he paying child support?
>> No.
>> He has two children. Is he with that
woman?
Yes, he's with the woman he cheated with
me on. Yeah.
>> Are they married?
>> No.
>> What?
>> He has a child with her.
>> What do they have? One child or two
children?
>> One.
>> What do you tell your children about
their father?
>> Um, I'm pretty positive about them as
much as poss.
>> Okay. Um
well
see
as someone who's gone through that
parental alien something between you
okay has what you're saying is he
divorced you and then he just washed his
hands of his kids. Well, I filed for
divorce after the incident.
>> Well, you divor but Right. But then
where you what you where you're telling
the story is you divorced him and he
just said, "Forget it. I'm going over
here with this other woman, another kid,
and I don't want to see you. I don't
want to see my kids. I'm just closing
door."
>> Yes. Believe it or not, yes. Okay.
Correct.
>> All right. Well, if that's if that's the
story, then you're going to need to get
your kids some counseling.
>> I know.
>> Um dating really shouldn't be on your
mind right now.
Because ma'am, this is a horrendous
story.
>> Yeah.
>> You got a guy from your past who's
engaged with somebody else looking to
This is just chaos feeding off of chaos
and it's al has a root somewhere. Uh the
divorce care therapy after divorce is
one thing, but you got to understand
what's going on with you. And then you
have a boy and a girl. What do you have?
>> Two boys.
>> Oh, Jesus.
[laughter]
Yeah. That's That's not a That's not a
laughing matter, though.
>> Yeah.
>> They're going I mean, growing up with an
absentee father, you may smile and say
things, but boy, you can't keep this
from them. They know. They know dad's
not there.
>> Absolutely.
>> And uh Yeah. So, that's, you know, in
all likelihood, ma'am, what you're
looking at is How old is your youngest?
>> Seven.
>> Well, you got another 11 years. You can
get back out there.
>> Wow.
I mean, that's the re that's the reality
because
>> yeah,
>> your kids are going to be um
the the youngest is seven and the oldest
is how old?
>> 10.
>> Yeah, that's a whole headache coming.
They need their father. They need a they
need a a masculine role model.
>> Uh yeah, therapy got to be there, man.
That's got to be there. But uh keep me
posted. But um I didn't want to hurt
anybody's feelings, but high value. Nah,
dating really shouldn't be what I would
say focused on right now, though. Thank
you, though.
>> Tia, you need to unmute yourself. How
are you?
>> Hi. Um, I'm good. Can you hear me? Okay,
>> I can.
How old are you?
Hello.
>> 30.
>> What you got for me?
It's your turn. Go.
>> Um, do you
>> do you think that um
like a woman who's
in a dancer and
>> Do you have a YouTube channel playing in
the background?
>> I
>> Yeah. Turn that off.
>> I don't know.
>> Do I think a woman has been a dancer?
You mean like a exotic dancer?
Yeah. A woman who's been a dancer and
has done porn for
>> Okay. Okay. Let me Let me hold on. You
sound like you have background noise
going on somewhere.
>> Go ahead. Say something again.
>> I'm not sure.
>> Go ahead. All right. Go ahead. Do I
think a woman has done an exotic dancer
and done porn? I mean, are we talking
about mainstream porn or we talking
about made a sex tape?
>> Um, I guess it'd be more like amateur.
Okay. Go ahead.
>> Kind of stuff. But do you think a woman
who has like a past like that has any um
value in the marriage market?
>> Oh, well, I've seen it. So, it just
depends on It depends. It all depends.
It all depends. Um,
first
before anything else, start the same
place. Counseling
that if that's you, have you gone to see
a counselor,
therapist?
>> No.
>> No. Well, then that's where it all
starts because most women don't want to
have sex on camera for money and then
think they're going to go have a normal
and healthy functioning life.
Now, I've seen this happen, but that's
that's the one of the first things
because you have to answer that question
for somebody.
Somebody comes along and says, "Hey, how
you doing?" And they ask you about your
background.
What happens when you have to tell them
the truth?
>> Um,
>> I mean, they seem they seem cool about
it at first, but eventually kind of use
it against me.
>> Well, it depends on who you're dealing
with. See, there are porn stars that
have married square dudes. It's not as
uncommon as most people think. And
especially like escorts, high-end
escorts,
a little birdie toe. Well, I'm not going
to tell much about myself, but I just
know this happens. But you got to be
able to explain it. You got to be able
to explain it.
You got to be able to explain why you
did what you did. How long ago was this?
>> Uh, it was
my early 20s.
>> So, how long ago?
>> Almost 10 years ago.
>> All right. Uh, is this stuff still in
circulation?
I I mean I would imagine
I I know one of my exes came across it
but
>> Okay.
>> Um how tall are you?
>> I'm 5'6.
>> Dress size.
>> Um I don't know. I think I'm like a
three or four.
>> How much did you weigh your last weigh
in?
>> I'm 127. Um, now here's where it has to.
Did you do was it just normal? Was it
was it just typical porn or was there
any like group scenes? Any gang stuff on
any that that matters because when you
start the more extreme?
>> Okay.
>> Yeah.
>> Was it does it guy on girl, girl on
girl?
>> It was it was just like me and a guy.
So, guy on girl. Guy on girl. So, um,
was there did you ever do more than one
performer
in a scene?
>> No.
>> All right.
That's something to work with. Um, if
it's been that long, um, you're still
going to have to explain it. You're
still going to have to explain it. So,
what is it that you want out of life,
though? Do you want to I mean
>> Well, because I I would like to get
married, but like I said, I've you know,
that's been an issue with my last two
relationships where
>> Look, I know I I know four women right
now. I know four women right now who
were former
uh porn star, former stars and former
escorts who were suburban freaking
housewives living just Yes, it happens.
But you have to be much more deliberate
about it.
Um, do you want to be a housewife for
what? Do you have any kids?
>> No.
>> Do you want children?
>> Yes.
>> Okay. So, um, that's another thing. Um,
unless you plan on going to do a deep
clean of the web, you're going to have
to be able to explain mama's background,
which happened. Every woman who's been
in the industry of some sort has had
this.
>> Well, I mean, ask yourself a question.
What do you think happens to all these
women who've ever had sex on on on
recorded sex? Do you think they all just
lived the life to where they die, or do
they go to live normal suburban lives?
I don't know. That's a good question.
I've been
>> Most of them went on to live normal
suburban lives.
>> I know a lot about this subject. I'll
put it to you that way. I'm not going to
how
um you Now, here's the thing. You're if
you serious, you're not going to chances
of meeting a a senator or a congressman.
But no, um it's certainly not over it.
But you got to be able to explain what
it is and you got to have your head on
straight. That's more than anything
else. Where's your head at? Because if
your if your mental state is not right,
that's what guys will be more concerned
with initially.
Uh number one, number two. Um
I don't can't even see you. Um do you
live in the north, east, south? What
what what part of the country are you
in?
>> I'm in the south. Uh oh.
>> Are you in Atlanta?
>> Um, close. That's a good guess, but
>> All right. Um,
>> not in Atlanta.
>> Okay. Um,
what would you rank yourself on a scale
of 1 to 10? Face. We can't use seven.
>> Um, you said my face.
>> Mhm.
>> Um,
Count you seven.
>> My fave.
>> Mhm.
>> I don't know.
A three.
>> That's ugly. [laughter]
>> You're unattractive.
>> Well, I mean, I don't I haven't been
told that I'm unattractive, but I just I
don't know. I feel like I could be
better.
>> Okay. I don't know. Ma'am, you're not on
camera and I don't have a picture. If
you're a three, you got bigger problems
in porn.
>> Okay. Well, I guess when you say just
face, like I feel like my face is a
three and my body is a seven because I'm
really like into fitness, if that makes
sense. So,
>> yeah. Okay. Uh, here's the thing. It
could be. I don't know. Only thing I can
tell you to do is cam up, send a picture
or something. But if that's the case,
four f
six is cute, five is normal or average
and four is below average. Three is
unattractive.
Two and then one is just like god aful
ugly.
>> Three at three. Three is three. One,
two, three are the areas to where guys
won't be seen in public with you. They
won't. You can never be a public
girlfriend or something like that for a
high value guy or I mean I mean
unattractive women.
I don't know.
But I mean get back to where I said it.
Number one, you got to clear up what you
did. they'll be explain it to somebody
and you need and and then more than that
they got to know where your head is at
because somebody marrying a woman who
was an adult film who wants to be a
housewife and be a mother that's a red
flag to a lot of people. So unless you
really clear that up that's going to dog
you
going to dog you as it should. I mean I
think you realize you know that that was
probably not the smartest thing to do.
Yeah.
>> So
>> you got So you got to approach it that
way.
Can't just act like you didn't do it.
You got to fix it.
Thank you. Yeah, guys. I mean, they're
pl I mean, you got to think about the
sheer amount of women that go into film.
The sheer amount of women that go into
film. So, let me go ahead and finish
this one out.
Hello.
>> Hello.
>> Hi, Tori.
Hi, how are you?
>> I'm sorry that you had to see that, but
I tried. I tried. Y'all saw that. I
tried.
So, you put the baby up. What's going
on?
>> Yes. Um,
uh, about the topic, I don't know if I'm
an alpha female or not. I am.
>> Uh, are are you married?
>> No.
>> So, you are a baby mama?
>> Yes.
>> Uh-oh. How old are you?
>> 23. I'll be 24. How old is the kid?
>> He He'll be one next month.
>> A one year old.
>> Yeah.
>> What in the hell happened?
>> I know. I just got out of a fiveyear
relationship. And
>> why didn't y'all get married though?
>> It was him.
>> Hold on. Hold on. When you When you tell
him, what do you mean him? Why'd you
have a baby without getting married? You
tell me you're 23 and got a
one-year-old. I'm like,
>> I know.
>> I don't get it.
>> I wanted, but I don't know. HE
>> OKAY, all seriousness though, you're 23.
You're in a fiveyear relationship. You
had a
What are you looking to do now? Because
honestly, sis, it
>> that's not very appealing to a lot of
men.
>> I know. I know. Um, I eventually want to
get married, but
I don't know. I'm kind of like lost with
the whole and then especially because I
haven't been dating for five years. So,
I'm just trying to figure out like
>> why did you guys break up?
>> Um, he cheated and so yeah, I just broke
up with him.
>> Okay. I have to ask. Was it more than
once?
>> Um, yeah, it was more than once.
Okay.
>> I was tired of putting up with it. So, I
was like, I need to leave. So, maybe
you're not
>> Oh, no. I get it. But you're not in
college, right?
>> Right.
>> High school education.
>> Yes.
>> No skills.
>> I uh went to cosmetology.
>> That's no skills, sweetheart.
>> Yeah. No skills.
>> What state?
>> Texas.
Are
>> you on any kind of government
assistance?
>> No.
Are you working 40 hours a week?
>> Yes.
>> In this environment,
it is going to be difficult to forge
ahead.
It's going to be difficult to forge
ahead with
23 years old with a baby and cosmetology
skills.
What's your plan?
My plan is I do own my own boutique. Um,
so I have a business
>> on What do you mean you own your own
boutique?
>> I sell hair and clothing.
>> But you don't have a brick and mortar?
>> No.
>> So, how do you sell hair and clothing?
Online
or out of out of a out of a popup shop?
>> Online mainly.
>> Okay. So, you're flipping hair. money to
be made,
>> but just but still
see you put yourself in a position
having a child without the benefit of
marriage,
>> right?
>> And now you're just out here robbing
Peter to pay Paul, floating around and
and time is being wasted. You're going
to need to get some stability somewhere,
>> right?
>> Where's dad?
>> Um, he live on his own now.
>> All right. Is the child's is the child's
father in his life?
>> Yeah, he's actively in his life.
>> Girl, if you don't stop calling me, I
told your big ass to go on back up to
the bay and stay there.
You psycho broads.
I swear to God. Um,
young lady 23, a baby. Don't have
another one.
>> Oh, I'm not. I'm one and done. Unless
it's marriage and you know,
>> but you got you need to figure I don't
know. I know a lot of women don't like
to hear it,
>> but
>> you chose the man. You chose him to be a
father and you got a one-year-old. I
gotta be honest, men pray on women like
you.
>> You I mean,
>> what do you mean by pray on me? Like
>> I've said it before and I get up. Baby
mas are side chicks.
Baby mas What does a man see when he
sees a young woman with a kid? She's not
a virgin. She's actually down for sex.
Number one. Number two, she's got a kid.
She's got a kid. That means she's got
things. So anyway, I can holl at her. We
can Netflix and chill. I slide through
whatever. We can kick it for a midnight
and go about my business.
being unmar. This is why I get a lot of
heat from women
who decide to be baby mamas, especially
when they start talking about high value
men. Those kind of men, men avoid those
kind of women unless you're pretty,
beautiful, or gorgeous. What I'm trying
to tell you is you you decided to have a
child. You can't undo that. If you can't
be with the father,
what is your plan?
And it needs to be a solid plan. Yeah,
>> I know. I need to I don't know like what
direction to go to because I I
>> can't I can't I got other people on the
show. I can't this not this show. I'm
just telling you that what you don't
want to do is one have another child out
of wedlock. Number two, you don't want
to make you want to stay fit
>> and in shape to give yourself the best
opportunity.
But right now to a lot of guys, you
would just look like a bill.
>> Wow.
>> And this is the bad part. See, we don't
talk about having children outside of
wedlock like it's a like it's a real
problem
until it becomes something like this and
it becomes unmanageable.
Oh, you shouldn't be so hard on the
young lady. She made a mistake.
That's what a lot of women will say. But
but those softening words don't help
your situation.
You need a plan. You need some sort of
skill to be able to provide for you and
your child because it sounds like the
guy that you pick, is he a provider?
>> Um, no. Mhm.
>> He paid bills, but he I wouldn't say
like I was stay at home mom or nothing
like that cuz
>> I'm just asking is how old is he?
>> 30.
>> Why would you get pregnant by a
30-year-old loser?
>> I don't know.
>> I mean,
>> that wasn't my plan.
But you're here.
>> If you can't depend on him, you chose
him. It's not his fault.
>> You picked him to have the baby with
>> and you were together with him for five
years.
>> Stick with him. Even
>> ma'am, you cho Okay, stick with him. You
You stuck with him. It's called It's
called Child.
I'm just get dead raw with you. You
stuck with him. You were 18 when you 18
when you met him and he was 25.
>> You got pregnant [clears throat] at 21.
Now you're a 23 year old high school
graduate flipping hair. Uh
if economic downturn happens,
state assistance is in your future. You
need a man.
You need somebody who can help you with
the responsibility of this child because
it doesn't sound like you have family or
anybody else. You picked the cheating
loser.
That's who you picked. That's who you
had a baby for. So when I tell you to go
back to him, that should not be more
groundbreaking than having a baby for
him.
>> Work through the cheating issue. I don't
know. You need to work on something
because the child need the child would
be better off mom and dad together. See,
we've made it too convenient for black
women just to think it's better to be a
23 year old mother
struggling.
It ain't about you no more. It's about
it's about your kid.
>> Mhm.
>> So, where is the dad at?
>> At his place. He's He's in uh the same
town and everything,
>> right? And how long have you guys broken
up?
>> It's been about a month.
>> Oh, Jesus Christ. Get off my phone.
What the [ __ ] are you talking about?
Don't you call me back again. You see
this [ __ ]
You see this [ __ ]
[music]
You better get over to Dollar General.
Go get you some of them dollar balloons
and some decorations. Go over to Party
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Rent out the local uh arboritum or
somebody's backyard and throw a ghetto
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uh looking like Ving Reigns up in Baby
Boy. Y'all need to make some barbecue
and some chicken wings and have a ghetto
ass wedding and carry y'all's ass off
into the sunset. Neither one of y'all
need to be in the dating pool messing
with anybody else.
He's cheating. Tell him to use a condom.
Don't bring home no babies.
I don't like him cheating. Don't go
looking.
That's real. That's real spit. You
cheat. Use a condom. Don't bring home no
babies or diseases. And don't let me
find out about it.
That's what you do.
>> This chick is crazy,
girl. If you don't go see. Oh, I pissed
[screaming] her off.
Oh, she mad. Eve, next you.
We're not defective people.
No,
the mix proves that. You've seen it. It
prove we are not. We're only done if we
choose to be. And it's a choice.
Got kick.
Want to have one person say, "I didn't
know you were that funny." Yeah. I'mma
tell you something, guys. If Let me say
this. I'll be intelligent guys,
serious guys, man. You got to you got to
find a way to get some humor. Um, you've
seen it more on my channel. Humor has
always been my secret weapon. When most
people see me, they think I'm stuffy,
stuck up, or whatever, whatever. Most
people when I crack a joke or say
something, they're like,
it's like a shadow punch horror. You can
He catches him out of nowhere. They're
like, whoa, what's that guy with that
suit? That was kind of funny.
Keep keep them guessing, gentlemen. Keep
them guessing. All right. So there you
go. We are up out of here. Until the
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