The Man-Hating NPR Takes a Crack at the "Scooby Doo Mystery"

Added: 2026-05-27

[00:00:00]Wrapped up in my sleeping bag, looking out the window at Aaron's house as the sun is beginning to creep over the horizon and the trees are silhouetted black against the emerging blue sky with the fading stars up in the sky. And I think to myself how much I hate Aaron cuz he's got it [ __ ] made with this fantastic house of his, this nice little piece of property tucked away out in the backwoods of South Dakota.

[00:00:34]God, I [ __ ] hate him. Hope he dies.

[00:00:36]Hope he dies of syphilis.

[00:00:39]You piece of [ __ ] For my entire life, NPR has been an anti-American, anti-white, anti-male government propaganda, basically faux news organization.

[00:00:56]I am not slamming on it. I am not besmirching it. I am describing it. That is what NPR is. NPR is not in my lifetime. I mean, you know, maybe what what did they do? Like maybe Sesame Street or something. At one time long ago, I'm sure there were some products like I think uh what was it? They they provided funding for What Do You Know with some guy in Wisconsin. I forgot about it. So, there's one or two. But for the most part, NPR is just another throwaway, literally throwaway mainstream media publication, mainstream media institution. And you know, to do the current leftist thing, it is anti-establishment, anti-male, anti-capitalism, and anti-white.

[00:01:41]Sorry, not sorry. Go [ __ ] yourselves.

[00:01:43]It's headed up by a Last I checked, it's headed up by a stereotypical late 30-something uh white liberal woman.

[00:01:51]Yes, I'm being uh stereotypical with that one.

[00:01:56]But we're I'm I'm done acting like this is anything but rank leftist propaganda.

[00:02:01]And hate-filled. And hate-filled.

[00:02:04]>> [clears throat] >> It is misandrist.

[00:02:07]So, it was curious to me.

[00:02:12]>> [clears throat] >> Man, Rollo was right 10 years ago.

[00:02:16]When the mainstream media catches on to this red pill thing, holy cow.

[00:02:21]I didn't Not that I didn't disbelieve him. I knew it would, but I didn't know it would be such a circus. I didn't know that the mainstream media would be swinging and missing.

[00:02:30]With you know, like they're they're Paul Molitor is Scott Galloway. And his batting average is like.08. Like he connects every once in a while. Like, wow, he actually connected.

[00:02:42]But [clears throat] I had no idea the grifters would come along with the internet and influencers and OMG, women, am I right? Men are pigs, am I right?

[00:02:52]I'm like, hey guys. I So, guys, I got a question. They all All of you are [ __ ] worthless horrible people. All of you.

[00:03:03]>> [clears throat] >> So, this comes from NPR.

[00:03:07]It's early in the morning, right? First thing in the The missing men of the marriage market.

[00:03:12]By NPR by Greg Rosalsky.

[00:03:15]He got permission from his white woman handler to to write this.

[00:03:19]I'm I'm Greg, I'm cheering for you, man.

[00:03:23]Are you going to solve the Scooby-Doo mystery?

[00:03:27]You're up to bat. This This one's coming right over the plate, Greg. Right over the plate. You Just Just connect Greg.

[00:03:35]Greg. Greg. Greg. GREG. GREG. GREG.

[00:03:38]GREG.

[00:03:39]COME ON, GREG.

[00:03:42]CONNECT, BABY.

[00:03:44]>> [clears throat] >> Will Greg Will Greg connect with this the fast ball over the plate that he knows is coming?

[00:03:53]Do you need us to tee it up? We won't even pitch it, Greg. We'll put it on a tee ball.

[00:03:58]Right here. We'll give you one of them big old, you know, not a regular bat.

[00:04:02]We'll give you one of them big old red Wiffle Ball bats, but we'll make it out of wood.

[00:04:08]All you got to do is hit the ball, Greg.

[00:04:13]The missing men of the American marriage market. Now, here And [clears throat] I'm being serious about this.

[00:04:20]This article could be proof, the first real indication we got that the mainstream media, horse [ __ ] leftist government agency or not, is like, "Oh, [ __ ] We've been treating men poorly.

[00:04:36]Oh, [ __ ] Men have preferences." It was written by a guy.

[00:04:42]This [clears throat] might be And if And if this article actually connect If Greg gets a hit, we're like, "Oh, cool.

[00:04:52]It only took 30 years, but the mainstream media, which philosophically, ideologically, politically is against males, it just what it is cuz you guys have your Marxist indoctrination that there must be a victim-oppressor narrative.

[00:05:05]>> [clears throat] >> You You got to go and save the world.

[00:05:08]You're Are people, even in the mainstream media, starting to realize you can't treat half your population like [ __ ] and then expect them to abide by tradition and previously expected norms and behaviors and mores.

[00:05:27]Come on, Greg. You're our man, Greg.

[00:05:31]Come on. Get it Get on base, for God's sake. Get a [ __ ] hit.

[00:05:37]>> [clears throat] >> It's a bit weird to think of dating or marriage as a market.

[00:05:43]Wow, you guys are so [ __ ] Right off the bat. It's Permit me a an aside.

[00:05:49]Look, you guys are supposed to be the thought leaders and like the nervous system of America of all cultures. You're supposed to report the news.

[00:05:57]Like the new news. It's not called the olds, it's called the news cuz it's new.

[00:06:03]New shit's going on. You know, "Hey, kind of crazy to think about dating and marriage as a market with Do you know why we're eating your lunch, Greg?

[00:06:15]It's all right. You went to college. You don't know any better.

[00:06:18]But this is a newsletter that tries to make sense of the world through economics. And like any market, shifts in supply and demand can reshape romantic outcomes in pretty profound ways. Oh, he's going my tack. He's admitting that was Money Planet.

[00:06:31]He's admitting he's applying economics to the dating market like I did a decade ago.

[00:06:36]>> [snorts] >> Uh first a dating story that illustrates this dynamic. Then we'll get to the fascinating new study that may help explain why getting married has become [clears throat] harder for many American women. But first, the story.

[00:06:48]Even if you haven't heard of him, Jack An- Antonoff is a musician and super producer. He, for example, produced a slew of blockbuster albums for Taylor Swift and co-produced nearly every song on Kendrick Lamar's most recent album GNX. I assume he gets invited to great parties.

[00:07:06]>> [clears throat] >> Come on. Close out. Thank you.

[00:07:10]But he didn't always. On a recent episode of the Howard Stern Show, he's still around. And Antonoff reminisced about his struggles to fit in public school in New Jersey around the turn of the millennium. He said he was basically bullied for being an artsy punk with blue-dyed hair who everyone thought was gay. Then Antonoff transformed into a performing arts high school in New York City and everything turned around for him. He thrived like among many like-minded artsy types.

[00:07:34]And he suggested his dating I like this guy.

[00:07:38]He started a sentence with and. Good for you.

[00:07:41]Good for you.

[00:07:43]>> [clears throat] >> Um, his dating life improved because of the school's demographic imbalance. I went from being made fun of for being gay because I had blue hair to being the only straight kid in class.

[00:07:54]>> [laughter] >> That's an odd told Stern.

[00:07:57]Antonoff had many straight many things going for him, but he's suggest he suggest but he suggested kind of self-deprecatingly the math at this new school worked in his favor. His high school sweetheart became none other than Scarlett Johansson.

[00:08:13]You're a genius joke Stern. You picked a high school where everyone was gay so you get Scarlett Johansson. It may have been a joke, but it actually points to a broader phenomenon that can affect whole societies economists and other social scientists have there's no such thing as a social scientist. They're all frauds.

[00:08:27]Have long studied how gender imbalances can create could directly reshape dating and marriage markets which can help the romantic prospects of some while hurting the prospects of others.

[00:08:38]>> [cough and clears throat] >> A lot of these studies involve bleak depressing stuff. For example, a large body of research looks at gender imbalances after wars when societies lose large number of young men. Not women? I thought women suffer the most in war.

[00:08:51]Uh, one influential study looked at what happened in France after much of the male population was killed during World War I. The authors found that the men who remained in France tended to marry up pairing with women from higher social classes that would have been inaccessible before the war.

[00:09:04]In a sense, the value of French men in the marriage market seems to have increased because their choice this is just basic law of supply and demand.

[00:09:14]I'll give you a modern example, New York City.

[00:09:17]You don't need a huge deficit. Everyone thinks like shortage like oh, you know, there there was 100 men and now there's only 50. If you look at oil, there's a 10% shortage your price a 10% shortage in oil can cause a 30% jump in prices. It's not a linear elasticity. It's uh, typically it's exponential.

[00:09:37]Um, but New York City today I think within dating age ranges uh there's 10% less men than women and that's enough of a shortage that every everything I hear about that The only good thing I hear coming out of New York is that dating is good for guys.

[00:09:52]Everything else sucks, but >> [clears throat] >> well, you guys voted for communist.

[00:09:58]Uh modern China presents a kind of mirror image of World War I France for decades men have substantially outnumbered women in China.

[00:10:04]This is in large part because in 1979 the communist government officially launched the one-child policy which limited couples to having one kid influenced by traditional preferences for boys and concern about the economic prospects of the families, many couples sought to make sure their one kid was a boy rather than a girl. China has since ended the one-child policy but it contributed to a large surplus of men relative to women. Research has suggested that women in modern China have leveraged their relative scarcity becoming more likely to marry up.

[00:10:29]>> [clears throat] >> You know that's another interesting one because it depends if you're in the city or the the country in China.

[00:10:35]It That's a fascinating one.

[00:10:38]Uh the United States is not currently witnessing any demographic imbalances so extreme the ratio of men to women is pretty even.

[00:10:44]>> [clears throat] >> However, the economic and educational trajectories of men and women have increasingly diverged with large swaths of men falling behind. Okay.

[00:10:53]We're already he's swinging a little a little too early or a little too late. This is Here's the windup and the pitch. I'm like, "Ooh, it's not a good sta Men are continuing to defeat women in the wage gap and the education gap.

[00:11:12]He Greg, I I understand he's on the left.

[00:11:17]The flaw in your thinking, Greg serious about this and you need to inform everyone else is that education is not success.

[00:11:26]It It correlates but it is not success.

[00:11:30]And I'm saying going forward in terms of success, education's like you're going to go negative correlation going forward. This is not 1963 anymore.

[00:11:42]Men are not falling behind in education.

[00:11:45]They are light-years ahead of women because they're not attending college for worthless [ __ ] degrees and crippling themselves financially.

[00:11:56]Men still major in dumb [ __ ] Don't get me wrong. Go look at the National Center for Education Statistics.

[00:12:01]But men are being smart not going to college. They are being smart going to trade school. They're being smart just working or living at home and saving money.

[00:12:13]I It is Never mind.

[00:12:19]I wrote the book Worthless What in 2011.

[00:12:22]15 years ago and people I'm done with the Go Everyone go get a doctorate doctorate in >> [clears throat] >> in journalism. Everyone go get the journalism degree. Go to Middlebury.

[00:12:36]Make sure you spend a lot of money on it. I'm done.

[00:12:39]For example, women are now more likely to graduate from college than men did.

[00:12:43]>> [sighs] >> We're going to miss this. We're going to We're going to miss He's going to foul ball it, isn't he?

[00:12:49]He's going to get a piece of it. It's not going to be a strike, but it's going to be a foul ball.

[00:12:54]I'm sorry, Greg. You're We can predict this. The The first I got to admit, he's he's a good a writer.

[00:13:02]It's It's very well-written article.

[00:13:04]But your thought process is just like everybody else's, Greg, and you're not going to solve the problem.

[00:13:09]I'm afraid with I'm afraid the Scooby-Doo mystery will continue to be unsolved.

[00:13:16]In recent years, female students have made up almost 60%. I thought it was 62 percent of undergraduate students and outnumber men in college campuses by more than 2 million, according to one government estimate. Meanwhile, many men who didn't get a college education been struggling economically have been much more likely to end up on drugs and prison and unemployed. I I'm going to I'm going to question the fact that they just they didn't attend college means they go to jail more. Fine. We'll just we'll just go with it.

[00:13:48]A new working paper by economist Clara Chambers, Benjamin Goldman, and Joseph Winklemann "Bachelor's without bachelor bachelor's gender gaps in education declining marriage rates" looks at how this growing education economic gender imbalance is affecting marriage patterns in the United States. The study suggests the struggles of many American men have created something like a game of musical chairs for women looking to get married.

[00:14:12]College-educated women have Oh.

[00:14:14]Okay, so this is going to be a big old miss. You're not even going to connect at all.

[00:14:18]This is women want to marry up and there's just there's not enough economically viable men. Is that it?

[00:14:23]Because we're going to we're going to use college degrees as economically viable.

[00:14:29]Is that what we're going to do? [ __ ] the plumber who makes $120,000 a year. He doesn't have a college Is that Is this This is what we're going to I didn't read this ahead. I just want I had hope.

[00:14:38]I had [clears throat] hope. I'm the announcer. Here's a windup.

[00:14:42]Uh Greg Greg Avolosky, whatever his name is. Greg Avolosky up here from Milwaukee Brewers.

[00:14:48]Rookie year 2024. He's got a BATTING AVERAGE OF ZERO.

[00:14:53]ZERO.

[00:14:57]HE'S PART of the uh new Milwaukee NPR team. They uh they have no hits, no runs, all errors.

[00:15:06]Why was this article written? It's already been said before. Just question for me and the audience. Why was this article Are we Are we doing the same thing? Men aren't going to college.

[00:15:18]Were you paid by the education industry to write this cuz you're not getting they're not getting enough dead bodies to go into debt for your joke degrees.

[00:15:25]Oh, no, peen won't get touched if you don't have a master's.

[00:15:31]What will all the the master's students in the liberal arts and the social sciences do unless we force generations of young men to go take prereqs for 2 years? Oh my god, what are they going to do with their political science degree or their English degree?

[00:15:47][ __ ] man. We We're not going to be empirical about this, are we? We're just not.

[00:15:53]Wom- The- These people will never solve the Scooby-Doo mystery. We'll solve it.

[00:15:57]It's been solved. The normies are just playing catch-up.

[00:16:05]Uh Looks at how this growing educational economic gender imbalances affecting marriage patterns in the United States.

[00:16:13]>> [clears throat] >> The study suggests that the struggles of many American men have created something like a game of musical chairs.

[00:16:19]College-educated women have largely maintained high marriage rates.

[00:16:22]Uh but they've done so by increasingly getting hitched to men without college education. Wait a minute.

[00:16:27]College-educated women have largely maintained high marriage rates, but they've done so by increasingly getting hitched to men without the a college education. Okay, that's new data. Is that happening? That's good news. Oh my god, are people marrying for love? Are women finally realizing that it doesn't matter if he has a triple doctorate?

[00:16:45]Where's the link to that data?

[00:16:50]But they're not ending up with just any men in this demographic pool. They're on average partnering up with the higher-earning ones.

[00:16:57]>> [laughter] >> GREG, YOU ARE A MAN. DO YOU THINK DEI and and legal discrimination against men in the labor market in the girl boss era might have anything to do with this?

[00:17:15]Oh.

[00:17:17]Uh meanwhile, the study suggested women without a college education don't have as much debt and aren't such financial liability. Oh, wait, are left with a shrinking pool of economically stable husbands. They're still having kids, but their marriage rate has plummeted and many are raising their kids by themselves. So, this is just another day in Wyoming. Another day at the trailer park, another day in the ghetto.

[00:17:40]Um >> [clears throat] >> I wonder what the ages are cuz I know teen pregnancy has gone down.

[00:17:45]Scholars, scholars have referred to the demographic imbalance of China as missing women. One way would literally way to interpret these findings that America increasingly has what you might call missing economically stable men.

[00:17:58]There it is. Economically viable men.

[00:18:00]That was written 4 years ago, man.

[00:18:04]The The bat has completely missed the ball and the ball is now just behind the bat as as Greg swung and the catcher's mitt is right here. It's still got a couple inches to go, but it's already four It's a strike. You didn't know.

[00:18:18]Not today. The Scooby-Doo mystery will not be solved today.

[00:18:22]>> [clears throat] >> Men, you need to You need to get more education.

[00:18:29]These women with their socialist degrees from Middlebury and the student debt that comes with it. AND THEN YOU GUYS GOT TO DO MORE.

[00:18:41]UH >> [sighs] >> FINE AMERICAN increasingly on the men It may help You You'll forgive me if I stop reading this otherwise very well written grammatically article. You'll forgive me if I just skip now.

[00:18:54]It may help you explain the dramatic rise of single mother households. Is there a dramatic rise of single Oh.

[00:19:01]>> [clears throat] >> Yeah, that's right cuz people are if you do not account for cohabitation, um yes.

[00:19:09]Yes, because well, when I wrote the Millennial book, cohabitation has supplanted marriage, but cohabitation ends at same rates as marriages do.

[00:19:19]And so you end up with effectively single mother households.

[00:19:23]Uh >> [clears throat] >> also uh Erika Shot to Williams sent me the the data. Please subscribe to her Erika's classy climb.

[00:19:29]Um what was it? 30 No.

[00:19:33]29 to 40-year-olds, like that's I think the largest number It's one of the largest demographics of women having children, more than teenage girls, is the late-stage pregnancy women, your epiphany stage women, are having children purposely out of wedlock.

[00:19:57]Surrogate, whatever.

[00:20:00]Cuz mommy wants a baby. Mommy wants.

[00:20:04]What about the father? Shut up. Mommy wants.

[00:20:09]And it could be one driver of worsening inequality in America.

[00:20:16]So the men who aren't making as much money or back economically stable, they're the ones contributing to worsening economic inequal- worsening inequality in America for women?

[00:20:30]How is or do you mean the men who are poorer cuz they didn't go to college or whatever?

[00:20:35]They're they're not suffering the inequality is that they're causing single moms and women most affected? Is that Is that Is that Women are the biggest sufferers in war? The biggest Is that what we're going with now?

[00:20:52]Transfer of transformation in the American marriage market. As the Beatles song once sang, money can't How long is this? This is This is going to go for a while. Oh god, what did I get into?

[00:21:05]The concept referred to this as a sort of mating and they found it's one of the important drivers of growing inequality.

[00:21:13]Educated people with high earning potential tend to get hitched to other educated people with high earning potential. Well, though I don't be low income, low and they may work more and get jobs and stop having kids out of wedlock.

[00:21:24]I love this. Humans are just these they're not agents, they have no agents, they're just objects.

[00:21:30]And that's like two jet boosters powering the American household incomes and the income distribution. Too bad for the poor people, I guess. What's wrong with inequality?

[00:21:39]Do doctors who went to medical school and busted their ass off do better than two trailer trash pieces of [ __ ] I had to deal with in Wyoming?

[00:21:46]One a gas station attendant, the other a meth dealer?

[00:21:49]Wow, shat. Oh my god! Tax the rich people and give it to the trash.

[00:21:56]But for college-educated women hoping to pair off with similarly educated high-earning men. See, there it is.

[00:22:03]It is the education thing.

[00:22:05]Women are obsessed and so too are you, Greg. Uh overly so.

[00:22:10]About education being a a mark of success.

[00:22:14]Or a mark of income or future income.

[00:22:17]It's not. It's not.

[00:22:20]This is again, we're not the baby boomers anymore. That that's that's old.

[00:22:24]You could talk to Dave Ramsey about his thoughts on on baby boomer dating.

[00:22:33]So compared with similarly educated high-earning men.

[00:22:38]So, no.

[00:22:40]Men are increasingly realizing that education and high earning are not they're not as strongly correlated.

[00:22:49]And that that means men are out of So, again, it's not it's not people treat men like [ __ ] we get to legally discriminate against them, high taxes, and we let foreigners come in here to take our sovereignty away, and high divorce rates. That's never That's not going to be mentioned in this whole article, is it?

[00:23:05]It's men need to man up and get more education and work. Is that it? Is that That's what this is? That The article's been written 100 times years ago.

[00:23:15][ __ ] Why did I watch this guy come to bat?

[00:23:21]With the women now substantially outnumber men on on college campuses.

[00:23:24]And so, if you're a woman and you have a 4-year degree today, there's just fewer men relative to the number of women with 4-year degrees, Chambers said. Chambers grew up in Worcester, Massachusetts to become something of a poster child of the ills of deindustrialization. Hm.

[00:23:36]She says a lot of her high friends in high school were raised by single mothers. And anecdotally, I saw a lot of my female friends went to college and a lot of my male friends didn't. And well, there's another thing. How friendly has colleges been to men?

[00:23:49]In a new study, Chambers and her co-authors look at marriage rates between Americans and Thursday.

[00:23:53]Chambers Chambers find that for college-educated women, the marriage rate has actually declined only modestly among those born 77 marriage is 71% 1980 cohort. Contrast marriage rates for women who didn't go to college fell off a cliff for those born in Okay, what happened to cohabitation?

[00:24:10]The decline how college-educated women are the maintaining higher marriage rates. Let me scroll down. I'm done with I'm done with uh >> [clears throat] >> That was it. I Thank you. Okay, no. So, no. No, we're not going to No, thank you, Greg.

[00:24:24]Thank you for playing. Try to hit the ball.

[00:24:28]Okay, that was a waste of time. I apologize to my audience. No, NPR will not They They won't. Should I just cynically and and misanthropically assume no one's going to hit the ball, right?

[00:24:43]It It's going to be women who are fat.

[00:24:45]Like, I don't know why men aren't dating. I'm you're beautiful and amazing. Is that what it's going to be?

[00:24:50]Is it just I got like kind of a day off. I don't know if I was going to go hiking today.

[00:24:55]I'm exhausted. I did a lot of mechanical work on the truck. I cleaned the garage.

[00:25:02]I had to deal with it. I'm I'm tired.

[00:25:04]But then I then I then I go through I I I noticed a couple of days ago I had some really good sleep and then I did a video and then I was mentally exhausted just looking at the stupid [ __ ] It taxes you. It takes it out of you.

[00:25:18]Like, okay, you going to get not you. I guess it's the same thing. You're hoping you're hoping Cecil Cooper's going to make a hit. You know, you you know, you're hoping someone's going to your team never wins.

[00:25:30]Thanks for playing, Greg.

[00:25:32]Oh, Greg swinging a miss.

[00:25:36]Let's go to the super chat. Rain, five bucks. You need an umpire shirt for this I No.

[00:25:41]I'm not I What's his name?

[00:25:47]>> [clears throat] >> He wrote well real well.

[00:25:52]Um I'm just wondering about him. But but then he's your typical leftist journalism, Greg Rosalsky. Greg Rosalsky. Don't bother this man. I'm just looking on at Greg Rosalsky.

[00:26:03]What I'm wondering is is he part of the the um Is he just from the machine, right? He went to college He's some millennial guy and he went and majored in the journalism or the social sciences and the teachers and the He's a He's a He's not a I'm not a I'm trying not to offend you, Greg. He's not a human being. He's a bot. He's an NPC. He's journal bot.

[00:26:25]Op op op, men are economically unviable.

[00:26:29]Op op op, men need to do more. Op op op.

[00:26:33]Right?

[00:26:34]I Same thing with the with the girls' dating profile. Oh my god, I like to travel. Like, Greg, oh, many just I wasted my time on it. I'm trying to actually get out I don't I don't need to see another TikTok girl video of like, "Guys, I got a question. Um why is it we can't spit in your face and you don't show You know, like I I It it's all theater. A lot of it is kayfabe. A lot of it is professional wrestling. A lot of it is I think Greg actually believes like, "Oh my god, men aren't I I I need new I'm starting to not watch as many of the YouTube channels I have because they're all the same thing. And this includes libertarian conservatives or at least counterculture stuff. Like, "Yeah, yeah, I know Disney's horrible.

[00:27:20]Yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah, AI, it's collapsing. Yeah, when Let me know when it collapses."

[00:27:27]Yes, I know Microsoft sucks. Yes.

[00:27:31]Greg Rosalsky Money Planet >> [clears throat] >> For joining NPR 5 years for economics radio, produced 60 episodes, downloaded 10 million times. He was a producer.

[00:27:46]>> [sighs] >> filmmaking supposed to have a printer primer satire economic thought. Does he have a degree in economics? Freelance articles specific standard behave best for freelance journal began his career Iowa underdog presidential for Barack Obama.

[00:28:04]Okay, master's degree studied economics and public policy.

[00:28:10]Wow, Greg.

[00:28:11]You're finally making the connection.

[00:28:14]Where do I got it? Do I got a copy? Here you go, Greg.

[00:28:19]This is a more finer point. Uh it's not my first book or observational writing about how economics determines I'm sorry, sex and I gave Greg you might like this.

[00:28:29]A world without men, an analysis of an all-female economy. There you go, Greg.

[00:28:33]I'd love to see you review it.

[00:28:38]I am, PJ Media. I'm in my pajamas right now. We're running circles around the pros. Thanks, welcome to the party, pal.

[00:28:46]God.

[00:28:49]Uh there was an article I saw where they got on a basis got actually had a good take on AI. Well, good for AI. I'm not talking about AI.

[00:28:57]Scott [clears throat] Scott is he's the most right out of the normies. He is.

[00:29:02]He at least acknowledges men men are got it pretty bad here. We we really ought to men are human beings. So, at least he got a double as far as that's that's more progress than Squawk [clears throat] to NPR nonprofit re-breathe re.

[00:29:20]Dinocide 10 generous dollars. I have flunked out of my English class in my first and only year of college for disagreeing with NPR in an essay about sexism. Yeah, it's not about whether you can write or you're good at English. You must agree.

[00:29:33]That's all those pre-reqs are for is to brainwash you and make a lot of money for them, not you.

[00:29:40]>> [snorts] >> Okay, Lord two bucks. Even if they cared for men now, it's too Yeah, you can't I wrote it in this. I wrote it in how not to become a Do I even have that book here? No, that's not one.

[00:29:53]I think I got how not to That one probably has some of the most early proven [clears throat] Yeah, here's my thoughts.

[00:30:01]You can't the nutmeg analogy. Nutmeg trees. Nutmeg trees take Was it 20 years to grow fruit? And they have to be brought up under certain conditions.

[00:30:13]Takes a while. And human beings are the same thing about 18 years to get a full-grown adult. If you tell them to be leftist, you know, supplicant beta little [ __ ] and we Oh, you're you're horrible people. You're horrible. And then they see their dads get divorced and then you're like, well, I ain't I ain't getting And now you have a bunch of nutmeg trees that don't produce no nutmeg. Where have all the good men gone? Like, wait wait, you didn't water these plants, man. You didn't even give them fertilizer and you you shielded them from the sun. What do you mean where have all What are you talking about? If you wanted real men, if you want a good men, you should have grown real men. You grew ostracized, fearful, limp-wristed, hipster millennial types.

[00:30:57]Prince Revolver, [clears throat] 10 gender stars. The riddle will never be solved because it requires you look at the other side. Thank you.

[00:31:03]The And And I even said at the end of the day, I even talk about this where look, if you're going to have a relationship with two two people, no matter in what capacity, work, romance, friendship, uh exercise or something, both people, to a certain level, have to subserviate and be selfless to the other You have to sacrifice yourself for the team, which means other people as well.

[00:31:27]And no one is going to tell women to lose weight and be nice and not come to the table with a bunch of [ __ ] debt or attitude or lip.

[00:31:38]No one's going to tell them that. No one. Here on our side of the team, we tell men regularly, you can't be fat, you got to go to the gym, be charming, pick up some salsa dancing, what right?

[00:31:49]You go to the feminist side of thing, men are pigs, men are horrible, we're entitled to [ __ ] And then you got another professor [ __ ] over here. Oh my god, you did you know that men are not going to college? Women need men to go to college, otherwise they can't What do that have to do with marriage?

[00:32:05]Maybe later on you got to the marriage.

[00:32:08]But you're right.

[00:32:10]And this is why Scott Galloway He may actually think, you know, women need to change, but he when he was on Oprah and all that, he'll never say women need to X.

[00:32:20]I know What is everyone Why is everyone so afraid of women's feelings and emotions and ringing and complaining? I don't know if you've ever dealt with women before, they're going to complain and ring no matter what.

[00:32:31]So what you got to say?

[00:32:33]Shut the [ __ ] up.

[00:32:35]All right? To be in my presence, you're going to be a net positive as is any relationship. So, if you're just going to [ __ ] and whine and complain all the time, get the [ __ ] out. And then they're like, "No one's ever told me that before."

[00:32:48]"I oddly want to sleep with you more now."

[00:32:52]Well, they don't sound like Gertrude, some actress in the 1930s.

[00:32:56]>> [clears throat] >> The Tell them the [ __ ] off. Tell them no.

[00:33:01]I have no problem telling him to lose weight cuz it's what's going to make him longer happy longer in the long run.

[00:33:07]What does Have Democrat women seem happy? Do they seem successful to you?

[00:33:12]Lying and fluffing their balls They don't have balls. I'm fluffing their balls metaphorically from like 5 to to 35 all your private and maybe And now they're pissed off miserable spinster [ __ ] Are they happy with their student loan debts?

[00:33:30]Does Chelsea Handler look happy to you?

[00:33:35]Meanwhile, like, yeah, you know what?

[00:33:37]Maybe other people are very important in life and you should find a guy and fall in love and stay in shape, have great sex, maybe have some babies.

[00:33:46]>> [clears throat] >> You'll all figure it out.

[00:33:52]Uh technology hasn't evolved fast enough to substitute men's means of production society will fail. Right here.

[00:33:58]Right here. [clears throat] Greg, you're a you're adjacent. Well, no, you have a degree in economics. Go the Go pull up the depart- Recreate my work. You don't believe me?

[00:34:11]The The link to the Department of Labor Statistics is there. It's an Excel spreadsheet. You go pull that up.

[00:34:17]Tell me I'm wrong.

[00:34:20]Squawk, two bucks. Have we TRIED THROWING MORE >> [laughter] >> NO, WE HAVE WELL, WE NEEDED TO HAVE we thrown all of it yet? Until we throw all of it, then we haven't thrown enough.

[00:34:35]>> [laughter] [laughter] >> Have we tried yelling at men? Have we told men to man up more?

[00:34:47]>> [laughter] >> Dude, like you might as you go back to the '80s. [ __ ] a friend of mine, he sold me a bunch of these old Playboys, like from the '70s and the '80s.

[00:34:57]And it's not so much Playboys, but um we had calendars, like Harley-Davidson.

[00:35:02]Like, "We just can't figure out how to sell motorcycles to young men." I'm like, "Have you thought about bringing back your calendars with hot chicks in bikinis or leather doodadery and posing next to your motorcycles?"

[00:35:16]We knew what motivated men, but we we we knew it. Hot girls motivate men. Sex motivates men. Oh my god, but that would require women lose weight and have sex.

[00:35:26]Well, yeah.

[00:35:29]Well, we can't require that of them.

[00:35:31]Well, then you're not going to get male labor participation.

[00:35:34]You're going to get men who stay at home and and do drugs, play their video games.

[00:35:39]Hey, have you tried [ __ ] your men?

[00:35:42]You know what? That's going to that God.

[00:35:58]>> [clears throat] >> Is that clear enough?

[00:36:01]I did Cappy math, my spoofed whole math, where I drew solar panels. These are men, you know, the solar panels, and there's a wire going in and they power the city. They power all the city.

[00:36:12]And you got fat women, clouds, feminists who hate men, clouds, what? Discrimination against men, rain, divorce, clouds, and it blocks out the sun. And then it says, "Scooby-Doo mystery. Why aren't men marrying?" I don't even know why this is the title was about men having an effect on marriage.

[00:36:33]>> [clears throat and cough] >> We just haven't We just haven't nagged men enough.

[00:36:38]We just haven't called them shallow enough for not liking [laughter] for for liking thin women and not like have you got a great personality? I can't [ __ ] your personality.

[00:36:51]God [ __ ] Christ. Prince Revolver.

[00:36:55]You know the irony I many thanks to the 14 people who have super chatted. Prince Revolver especially.

[00:37:03]I I can't I got to look on the big old silver lining like this agitates me and just puts me in a bad mood but you know I make money on this. Thank Thank you Greg for writing this funny article where we all know this guy over here.

[00:37:15]Did he connect? No, he did not.

[00:37:18]>> [clears throat] >> What would the NPR baseball team be?

[00:37:25]the Usually NPR what the NPR journals I guess. You know you got the Brewers and you got the Packers, right? Profession. The NPR How the NPR journals do? 0 to 14.

[00:37:40]Did that new Greg guy get a hit? No, he did not.

[00:37:45]Oh.

[00:37:46]>> [sighs] >> The fact that men still show resilience and have hunger for the truth proves if all the programming against men removed everything would even out.

[00:37:58]I think it it's not it well men have resilience cuz what else you going to do? You got to wake up every day.

[00:38:05]But the hunger for truth I think what it is is it's not the hunger for truth, it's to prove that they're sane.

[00:38:13]That's probably the pluralistic complement I get about my work is thank you for explaining it all and now it makes sense.

[00:38:22]I think a tremendous pain people suffer is they look, they see four lights, and everyone's saying five, and they're like, "What the [clears throat] [ __ ] There's four lights." And then they're punished for saying there's four lights. "Oh, you're You're a fascist. You're a Nazi.

[00:38:39]You're a All the isms that the left people cause or call people.

[00:38:46]And then someone comes in, "No, there's four lights. These people are all [ __ ] in the head, and they're lying because of whatever reason, politically motivated, financially motivated, ideologically they have nothing else in life. They need there to be five lights."

[00:38:59]>> [clears throat] >> Uh and forget men is people in general are sick and tired of being confused. I was confused, but we didn't have the internet to prove it.

[00:39:10]That was probably my biggest without knowing it that was the biggest hurdle, the biggest challenge of my life was realizing without the aid of the internet or somebody else to how much society how widespread, pervasive, and consistent and uniform with the lying was.

[00:39:26]And then you saw it.

[00:39:28]Neo in the Matrix, you saw you saw the ones and the zeros.

[00:39:34]Now we got the internet. Like, "Yeah, here's the ones and the zeros." "Oh, yeah, I see them now."

[00:39:40]Look at it. They're still like, "Well, men got to go to college." Are you [ __ ] joking me? 1.6 trillion is still in a loan debt, and you're still doing college, boys. College.

[00:39:53]Uh if all the programming programming against men were removed. I think it is kind of being removed. That's why they're shutting down. They're realizing what the rule the real rules of the game are. I mean, they're not I mean, think about that. Men have abandoned marriage generally.

[00:40:08]That's like one of the longest-running traditional almost instinctual traditions of the human race.

[00:40:15]And men are abandoning it.

[00:40:17]Cuz there's like, "Whoa, my grandfather got divorced, my dad got divorced. We are poor poor.

[00:40:24]I see what happens."

[00:40:26]The all the internet did was blow away the fog so you could see the city or the battles landscape the battlefield for what it was.

[00:40:37]You're no longer just charging into a field of fog. You know exactly where you're going now. And a lot of guys are saying, "Oh, [ __ ] that. [ __ ] that."

[00:40:48]Everything would even out. It is evening out. We're Men are realizing it's not worth participating in the labor force. It's not worth going to college. It's not worth, you know, pursuing most women.

[00:40:57]I mean, they'll ask them out here and there. I I gave you a recommendation how to ask out a lot of women without a lot of effort and very low risk.

[00:41:06]But it it is evening out. I mean, you see this call it price discovery. When the stock price goes down, oil price goes down or up. Price discovery, right? That's what you're seeing is you're seeing price discovery.

[00:41:19]Labor labor force participation rate, marriage rates, birthing rates.

[00:41:24]That's not solely but disproportionately men saying, "This is not worth it.

[00:41:28]Society is not worth participating The kids, family, marriage, work, school, whatever, you're not worth it. We've done the analysis."

[00:41:36]And then the old timers the the old guard the establishment, "Why aren't you giving us money for your worthless degree? Why aren't you commuting an hour and a half for a barely living wage job?

[00:41:47]Why don't you man up and marry these slots?

[00:41:51]There's a lot of good single moms at the single Christians group."

[00:41:57]Sweet kisses from Truckin. Five bucks not economically viable from falling down should scare them. Uh they view men as utilities, not people. Well, that dog don't hunt. Even to a good point, sweet.

[00:42:09]Good point. Like look at that. Men are not economically viable. Uh, they're human beings.

[00:42:14]Yeah, and you're going to you're going to first guy, I'll be like, "Yeah, men need to carry their weight. Men need to become valuable. You need to get be a an exceptional and attractive man to get women to be." Of course, I I I know that, but let's start with the premise, he ain't your [ __ ] slave.

[00:42:31]And what's in it for him?

[00:42:33]It at the at the beginning it at the very first Greg's stance, that's the first step, and his grip on the bat.

[00:42:42]Are men human beings with sovereignty and sentience, preferences and tastes?

[00:42:51]Are they human beings?

[00:42:54]And they all they [clears throat] hold the bat like this. I'm like, "Okay, I guess I guess in your world men are not human beings with preferences and tastes."

[00:43:03]I don't care how you hold your bat and if you stand with your crotch right over the home plate and you get nailed in the nuts, I don't care.

[00:43:11]>> [clears throat] >> Not my problem.

[00:43:14]But that's that's the good point, sweet.

[00:43:18]Is that a human being who has preferences and taste? Is that a human being that, you know, No, he's he's a resource. And why aren't you men doing the thing?

[00:43:30]Uh, because you're fat, the women aren't datable or nice or whatever.

[00:43:36]There's no economic opportunity, 38% tax rates, uh, inflation, [clears throat] you flood our economy and our country with people who aren't Americans, you destroy our nation.

[00:43:47]Uh, divorce is way too big of a risk, and you can legally discriminate against men. THOSE ARE OUR RE OKAY, WELL, THEN WE WE >> [laughter] >> BYE. HAVE FUN WITH YOUR carpentry issues. I don't know who's going to build your housing for you.

[00:44:05]Oh, we want sex WITH ATTRACTIVE WOMEN.

[00:44:08]>> [screaming] [laughter] >> OKAY.

[00:44:14]FIX YOUR OWN DAMN flat on the side of the road.

[00:44:17]>> [cough and clears throat] >> Oh.

[00:44:21]I I have a friend, female, nice gal, don't get me wrong.

[00:44:24]Um and I I bought her as a gift cuz she's doing some driving. I got her a a tire repair kit thing.

[00:44:33]>> [clears throat] >> There was a um a little air compressor cuz you can do this but it takes forever. You just plug it into the the cigar lighter, cigarette lighter and it you put it on your tire, it tells you the pressure and it's a very convenient thing to have. A slime air compressor, you go get one.

[00:44:52]And then I got a the actual threading with the the you punch the hole in it and you put the thread in in case you get a puncture and then the bottle of fix-a-flat. And then we're driving around going on a long distance trip and her tire thing says, "Oh, low low air pressure."

[00:45:10]I'm like, "Oh, that's odd." And I said, "Well, we'll I said we'll pull over take a look at it."

[00:45:16]And uh thankfully it wasn't low, it's a sensor that went out because of course you have to re-engineer everything.

[00:45:22]I said, "Well, good thing we got the that uh tire repair kit." She's like, "Oh, I left that in the closet."

[00:45:34]Why did you leave in the closet? Oh.

[00:45:42]I'm going to say this. I mean 100% of it.

[00:45:45]You women are 100, not 99, 100% [ __ ] without men.

[00:45:53]Society is Well, the men can do our own [ __ ] Like I'm incredibly My girlfriend will be taken care of at a collapse.

[00:46:00]But society you better start putting men on the pedestals like you have women these past 50 years. And as someone previously pointed out before, it's going to take a long time.

[00:46:12]You can't just flip in these Gen Z boys like, "Oh, women are nice now. Okay."

[00:46:18]I mean, I'm not much of one for reparations, but an apology and a clear statement and policy changes made by our institutions, federal, state, employment, nonprofit. We are done blaming men for all the problems. We are We're sorry, men.

[00:46:35]Uh and we're going to get rid of all forms of discrimination and we're getting the government [clears throat] out of marriage. You can't just like take No.

[00:46:43]That's not going to happen, I know. But you know what is going to happen? It's in the last chapter of this book. I can't wait for it to happen.

[00:46:53]>> [laughter] >> Uh Irene, five bucks. I see a similar article on Scooby We Do Miss. Yeah, there are two of them. Yeah, Irene, I got it. I might even read that one. Uh but they do actually get on a base.

[00:47:05]Okay, yeah, I did the one out of the of the Australian Spectator. I'll read it.

[00:47:09]It was written by a gal. Maybe she's more empirically honest.

[00:47:13]Nice going, Greg. What are you What is it? 2019 in your world?

[00:47:19]Uh Cyber Bully, two bucks. Zillennial big city libs love NPR, New York Times.

[00:47:24]It's It's just They like lies. That's all it is. It's feel-good horse [ __ ] Femboy Femtasia, two bucks. I want a Spanish Inquisit- Inquisition on NPR.

[00:47:34]I thankfully I think they got defunded.

[00:47:37]Don't worry. When the Democrats come back, they're going to refund it all.

[00:47:40]They're going to refund the the US aid cuz so their buddies got make-work government jobs. They're going to get MP They need MP. Although, I don't know. I mean, you got the mainstream media.

[00:47:49]What else do you need?

[00:47:51]Sweet kisses from Trucking, two bucks.

[00:47:53]The divorce rate for college-ed women is three times on unwed uneducated is it?

[00:48:01]Well, see and that's the other thing is this guy was citing statistics and all the and studies which I I'm not necessarily disagreeing with but we don't have time to go into them. But I'm sorry, have the social sciences proven have any veracity and predictive or useful value?

[00:48:18]I I I'm going to press a big old D for doubt.

[00:48:22]Now some statistics this percent got married this percent did like actual historical things that happened right.

[00:48:28]But the cause and all that I sorry, I don't believe I don't believe social scientists and I am one.

[00:48:35]I I don't believe economists.

[00:48:38]Ask for a couple bucks. You sure it wasn't written by some Minnesota PR NPR could have been.

[00:48:46]It Yeah, but whoever you know, it's a Greg works for NPR.

[00:48:51]He worked for Obama.

[00:48:57]>> [laughter] >> He worked for the guy who said free [ __ ] >> [laughter] >> Yeah, it all men just need a word like dude, can we leave can I'm not saying you have to abandon it.

[00:49:11]But can you leave that forced paradigm of there must be a victim and an oppressor.

[00:49:19]And it always has to be men are the oppressor and women are the victim and men therefore need to do more.

[00:49:25]Can we just leave that? Can we just can we just say maybe women shouldn't be fat and mean? That's just politically incorrect as that is.

[00:49:36]Well, you know the college education women that is just like or they got tattoos on their face and ridiculous hair color.

[00:49:44]Fem boy fantasy attention or style is Anna from the Young Turks. Oh, is that the one who got robbed? A millennial [clears throat] uh like never worked a day in her life journalism major and then she got robbed like, "Oh my god, we need to do something about safety." By the people she voted for.

[00:49:58]Just recently realized gay race communism might be bad.

[00:50:04]>> [clears throat] >> What like like being a like a gay Latino communist?

[00:50:15]Or or just that communism and trait-based politics or woke politics is bad.

[00:50:20]Her criticism was so basic and amateur that she clearly didn't understand what she had been promoting the last decade.

[00:50:25]Yeah, they they really don't. They are like the high schoolers who I'm going to save the world like the 17-year-old, but they're twice or thrice their age and they still think like rich people bad.

[00:50:36]The Although the corporation's now are pretty [ __ ] bad. I'll go along with that with the shitification and AI.

[00:50:46]It You think like, are you just promoting? Are you are you are you carrying the water? You know this is [ __ ] Or do you actually believe it? And sadly, I think they actually believe it.

[00:50:57]But it's so ti- When do your mind get tired of the same thing? Economically unviable men. Look it up. I guarantee you it goes back to 2019 or even earlier. That's not a new concept.

[00:51:09]I don't know. I guess NPR is just I mean, how many times you got to bang the rich people?

[00:51:14]Pay their fair share.

[00:51:19]Um I >> [clears throat] >> Bridget Phetasy, five bucks, a nice anti-man podcast, who recently announced she's married and pregnant. Guess who's mad?

[00:51:31]>> [laughter] >> Dude, I'll give credit to those gals or guys.

[00:51:36]But, you know, whatever, the Tik Tok gal who acts like she's single meanwhile her husband's the one filming all the [ __ ] >> [snorts] >> Um yeah, there was uh the lady who wrote the articles um uh for Cosmopolitan.

[00:51:49]I at Any Size." There was a series of them, and the woman who wrote the articles is like this skinny white thin white chick, and she married a guy, and she's got her kids.

[00:51:59]Oh, she made her money. She made her money, man.

[00:52:03]And she's living the old trad wife lifestyle off of your backs.

[00:52:08]She She told me "Big is beautiful." And I You got to hand it to them, man.

[00:52:12]That's operation evil right there.

[00:52:17]Inquisitor. Yeah, didn't didn't, um, not Giselle.

[00:52:22]Wasn't she married to Tom? Who Who was Adele? Is Adele the singer and she lost weight and then all of her audience members got pissed off?

[00:52:31]Any Anything but excellence. Anything that takes work. Anything [clears throat] As long as you do anything, as long as it doesn't make a man happy.

[00:52:40]Right? Isn't that what feminists said?

[00:52:42]Never do anything for the expli- express pleasure of a man. That's not on the right. That's not Republicans. That's you lefties.

[00:52:49]That's your team.

[00:52:51]>> [snorts] >> You can stand next to the people [ __ ] in the streets.

[00:52:55]And society wonders about the meme where men can live in a small one-bedroom apartment.

[00:53:03]I am so good.

[00:53:06]I am so good.

[00:53:09]How good are you? I'm so good.

[00:53:15]I just wish the rest of the society would operate at Look, I know y'all can't go the speed of light. Y'all can't go the speed of Cappy, but can you go like 40% the speed of Cappy?

[00:53:25]You mean like that?

[00:53:27]That?

[00:53:30]>> [clears throat] >> You people have no clue how [ __ ] you are.

[00:53:37]The fact we import so much [ __ ] from China that's made by probably disproportionately men.

[00:53:42]And if we don't import [ __ ] from China, you have no clue what are you women going to do?

[00:53:50]I know a couple millennial husbands, right? And they don't own tools. They can't fix [ __ ] [ __ ] What are you going to do when the when the gas doesn't work, right?

[00:54:02]Because you hired a bunch of DEI majors and and consultants and and like Flint, Michigan where there's no [ __ ] water.

[00:54:08]What are you going to do when there's no gas and it's winter in Wisconsin?

[00:54:12]Does your husband cuz you far sure the [ __ ] don't know how to install a wood-burning stove. You don't even know what a what a wood-burning stove is.

[00:54:19]You sure the [ __ ] aren't going to cut out a hole. You probably cut the electricity.

[00:54:23]Assuming there is electricity.

[00:54:26]Do you know how to keep a house warm? Do you know how to cut and split wood? Do you know how to sharpen a chainsaw?

[00:54:33]I bet you don't.

[00:54:35]And all these journal NPR limp-wristed you know, journalism types in the arc of None of you None of you know how to do it.

[00:54:45]You guys are so [ __ ] It may not happen in my life, but there's going to be that day the payment is missed and that they say we're short in the dollar and the dollar collapses and electricity and no one's payment comes through. We can't afford whatever plastic, boring [ __ ] like that.

[00:55:05]And then the >> [clears throat] >> the gaskets don't come in and the machines at the power plant don't work no more.

[00:55:11]And all of you with your liberal arts degree going to be like, "God, men are bad. Oh my god, white people bad. Oh my god, what about DEI? Oh my god, global warming."

[00:55:19]You're going to be like, "God, that bear looks hungry.

[00:55:22]I don't have any guns cuz we outlawed all the guns."

[00:55:26]I can't wait till you get your little utopia.

[00:55:31]Girls get it done. No, the [ __ ] they don't.

[00:55:34]They really [ __ ] don't.

[00:55:39]One one small bedroom apartment and be perfectly content. Oh, well, it sounds like a society problem. I wonder what Rob said. What does Rob have to say about this?

[00:55:50]Or oh man, no, this this ain't good.

[00:55:54]Okay, so change it up. Don't do that again.

[00:55:59]And then I do.

[00:56:02]It's not easy, but it is simple.

[00:56:06]But it all comes back to you.

[00:56:10]It all comes back to me.

[00:56:13]It all comes back to do I like myself?

[00:56:19]Good old Rob. Rob says everyone go check out Rob says.

[00:56:24]Uh there we go, that's it. I don't have it linked below.

[00:56:31]If you give a [ __ ] If you [ __ ] journals give a [ __ ] And you're worried about the race related not racist sex related to men and women blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. And oh my god.

[00:56:43]Hey gang, 2026 middle of 2020. Did you know marriage like a market?

[00:56:50]Oh my god.

[00:56:52]Welcome to the party, pal.

[00:56:54]Go get this book, A World Without Men, An Analysis of an All-Female Economy.

[00:56:59]>> [clears throat] >> No, the cover is not biased. That's just what it's going to be.

[00:57:06]>> [snorts] >> Uh and then link below is Bachelor Pad Economics, the financial financial advice bible for men and women who are bold enough to read it. Get your financial [ __ ] together. That's the only book you need, Bachelor Pad Economics.

[00:57:18]Pick it up.

[00:57:19]Figure out where you are in life. Read the chapters that apply to you. You don't have to It's 500 pages. You don't have to read the whole thing. Just read the chapters that apply to you.

[00:57:27]Which all of them don't at any Over time it will.

[00:57:31]Like you know, you read the estate planning part when you're like 60.

[00:57:35]But the college degree part you you you read that when you're in your your teens.

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