Now a day goes by that I don't see some story about a woman who has a career, maybe a doctor, a nurse, a police officer, whether or not you think they should be.

But they quit because they found out that doing only fans makes them more money, or at least they hope it does.

But they promote these stories like crazy.

And I wonder if it's because they actually do make money. It actually is a trend or

these media companies know it's sensational and people are going to want to click on it to hear a

story about a woman who used to be a lawyer, but now she just wants to get naked on camera and put

things in her body. Whether or not that's true, there certainly is a debate around whether or not

porn should be legal, whether or not

X should allow it. Actually, yay, got flagged, does not say for work because he was posting adult content.

And, you know, how we're going to deal with this, there's a lot of people who want to ban it outright,

which is interesting to see that's become fairly prominent in the, in the Trump era with MAGA and

all this stuff people are saying, just make it illegal. now you've got a wave of these laws where they're forcing these websites

to verify the age of individuals and they're fighting it they're complaining about it now that's

just weird to me because imagine it's an adult bookstore and they're like hey we shouldn't have

to ask those three kids in a trench coat if they have ID or not. They can just walk in.

Look, if your website's doing adult content, I mean, we should have a conversation about how we protect children.

But that's a debate today.

Is this bad for relationships?

Is it bad for society?

What's going on with OnlyFans?

We've got a couple of people joining us to have this debate, let's start with this fellow over here. Myron, what's up? Hey, what's up, man?

Who are you?

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