All right. So with all that ruckus, I forgot to, uh, to tell you how that whole thing, uh, came about. My hat looks ridiculous. There we go. Um, so my friend who I've known since fourth grade, um, he, he's got a niece and the last time I heard anything about this girl, she was a little girl, she was
a toddler. She was being babysat by his mom. Um, all the time back when I was on Facebook, she'd post little stories about that. So anyway, he said, oh, remember so and so I said, yeah, I said, uh, how's she doing? How's your brother doing? He's like, look at this picture. He pulls up this picture on
whatever social media he was on and he's like, she just learned how to drive. She is 16. And we all felt like we both felt like old men. I was like, I can't believe that. And, uh, he said you want to see something worse? I was like, ok, and he scrolls down and she's in a car with a bunch of her friends
from the same grade in whatever grade she's in, in high school. And I just kind of like and he started laughing and he's like, they look like a bunch of little girls, don't they? I said, I don't understand and he made the comment that um my boys who are much younger than that look way older than they
do. And uh I was like, yeah, and I was thinking in my head, man, my boys compared to these kids, my boys look like eighties action stars. So um that's what brought all that up. Now, I have the thought to tell you. So now we're, we're switching over to some advice for, um, parents to, to give their version
of, to their kids or, you know, if you wanna, if you dare to show them this directly, um, you know, the folks out in the world, uh, they'll, they'll, before they get real serious with somebody, they'll, they'll go get tests done to see if they've got any sort of, uh, sexually transmitted diseases and
which now they call sexually transmitted infections. So it doesn't sound so bad, but some of them don't go away and they get tested for this and, uh, I would, they do this because the consequences are so great, right? You don't wanna get, uh, herpes for life or whatever. So, um, I would say if, if, um
, if I were chatting to a young lady, I'd say look, um, as serious as that is, I mean, sure, that's gonna mess up your life. But I'll tell you it's something that's gonna mess up your life a lot too is getting with a guy permanently who um is, has low t, low testosterone. It'll really, really, really
, really mess up your life. Um So first and foremost, you got the fertility issues. Um because if you don't have kids, you're kind of locked out of a huge chunk of what your life is meant to be as a woman. Second. Um And again, I've, I've talked about this before. You do your own research on this, but
talk to talk to some men about this, talk to older men like um full on gray hair, older men who are, who are uh you know, your grandfathers and your great grandfathers, older men and ask them what difference this makes in life as they get older. How do things change? Because like I said, in an earlier
video, something like uh the, the exact ages are gonna probably be off here, but 21 year old men have the same testosterone as 62 year old men today. And if you don't know, I mean, that starts going down around 33 or so and it's a plus or minus and it's a slow drop off. So if you imagine that arc and
you could look it up, you don't have to imagine it. But um I mean, why would you jump? Like would you date a 62 year old man? That's my question, right. So, um it's so important that if there were no outward signs of this, I think like wise young ladies would actually make their potential partners get
a test, a blood test to see what their testosterone levels are. Um It actually wouldn't be super effective because the there's no standard test and uh the relative decline over time is more important than absolute value. But whatever the good news is, you don't need to do that because the outward signs
are really freaking obvious. You can see them from 10 miles away. You could be Mr mcg and see this from 10 miles away. Of course, if you're a young lady, you have no idea who I'm talking about so your parents can translate this. But um you know, like I'm on a ladder like a bajillion feet off the ground
right now. It's early, it's really early. I didn't get any sleep last night. I happened to wake up at 11. That's last night, not this morning. And what I do when I got up, I do the same thing I do every morning. I just spent more time doing it. Um namely uh spiritual stuff, scriptural stuff, writing
and I worked out too. Uh I didn't take the day off from that and now I, I am getting up here. It's, I'm, I'm on a roof, a really steep roof, my roof doing a painting project. Ok. Why am I painting up here? I'm painting up here because my wife and kids are in charge of the lower level and I'm helping
out, I oversee that and then I help them out. But I'm in charge of the upper level because uh I'm the one that has to get done, get things done that no one else can do. No one else wants to do because that's what a husband and a father. That's what a man does. So I didn't wanna get up here. I've got
like a little scaffold set up. I shouldn't even show you this. It's probably illegal so we can call OSHA on me. But, um, you know, it's, it's, uh, trepidatious and whatever, but it's got to be done. Right? And guess what, after this, he, the sun's rising. It's early after this. I'm going to work for
eight hours. Right. So, at the company that I started, right? Because that's what men do. So, um, and if you wanna know specifically why I'm up here, it's because I made a couple mistakes and I have to fix them before I mo move on because men do that too. But we own our mistakes and we fix them as best
we can. If you marry a soy boy, you're not going to have a guy who's painting your house, you're not even gonna have a guy who knows how fix your sink or unclog your toilets and you're gonna have to pay for all of that to be done. Now, what difference does that make. Well, the quote I got on my house
here was at least $10,000. So $10,000 is a lot of money. Right. And that's a, that's a vacation and a half for a large family. A really sweet, nice vacation, all inclusive Mexico vacation. So I'm gonna bust my butt and maybe fall off my roof so that I can take my family who will appreciate that about
100 times more than I do to Mexico, right? Because that's more important to me. I'd rather, you know, conquer the heights here and, and risk this and wake up early and come up here and paint before I go to work each day till the project's done. You see, so this has an effect and if you're paying people
to fix stuff all the time, you're not gonna be able to afford Jack Diddley squat, you're gonna be working all the time and not having anything. You live in an apartment for the rest of your life or maybe in your parents' basement. And, uh, that's that. So it's not, that's, you know, these are not in
any way, the minimal consequences of this sort of thing. It's just that, hey, I'm here, I'm telling you this, the list could be much longer but this stuff, it matters a lot, a lot. And so you need to think about it. So, what are these outward signs? I talked about this before? Right? It's, it's a muscular
build, it's facial hair, it's getting things done in life. It's taking on challenges, it's taking risks wisely. That's what people do who aren't on the low end of the T scale, right? So don't mess around with the soy boys. It's not worth the cost and it's an enormous cost. So, but I mean, if you're a