Hello, everyone and welcome back to Park Car Convos. I am Maddie Mitchell, and I'm so happy to be in your ear today. Thank you for having me,

honestly. I'm feeling really ambitious because it is Wednesday the 5th and this isn't going up

until Monday and this is like the most time I've given myself in between. So this is kind of insane

of me. But it's because i'm very passionate about today's

topic and um it's something that's near and dear to my heart and that is becoming an alpha

male and i know what you're thinking um what the fuck and that's fair and that is fair. But I posted on Instagram on the Parkcarconvos.

Dot pod Instagram, which you should follow if you don't follow already.

I posted on that Instagram and I said, you know, what do you like hearing from me?

Commentary or just chit chat and like everyone voted commentary a commentary which is good it was helpful feedback but it

just kind of bruised my ego a little bit on the day that I posted a literal personal rant a personal

therapeutic tangent I was like okay great okay great they hate me great great great great no I'm kidding

but I took that and ran with it.

I love, I love commenting on things. I love making fun of things. It's a personal passion of

mine. So I'm more than happy to do more commentary style podcasts. But the issue is it has to be

on a topic that I really enjoy, that I really enjoy sinking my teeth into and rubbing apart, that is.

And I was shocked that I hadn't done an episode on this because I watch a lot of commentary YouTubers, the Curtis Connors, the Cody Coes, the Danny Gonzalez,

the Drew Goodens, all of all the Sarah showers, the Britney Broskeys. I love them all.

And one thing that especially like Danny and Drew and Curtis and Cody talk about is the

the alpha male epidemic, right? And it is a real right and it is a real thing it is a real thing and i there are

some of the most unhinged instagram accounts that focus on being an alpha male and they are terrifying

and i'm not i'm not saying that dramatically. They're genuinely concerning.

It's one of those things where it's like, I'm actually kind of scared that people think this way

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