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This is the best of with Clay Travis and Buck Sexton.

It's gone mega viral.

I feel bad for the short dudes out there that are going to have to hear this,

but you all know it to be true.

We always talk about like the privilege pyramid or, you know, they always want to say,

oh, white privilege.

You and I, Buck, I think, are in agreement that the number one privilege in America today

is pretty girl privilege, right?

If you are a good looking woman, you are automatically elevated above everybody else,

no matter what your gender is, no matter what your wealth is. That I think is the number one

privilege in America today. I would say that the thing that men are most judged for is actually

more significant and more anti-privileged than anything that

women are judged for and that is what the data has shown on the dating apps women will not date

short men and i'll give you an example of this from my own life my wife la, we've been married for 21 years, almost 21 years.

And I asked her once, she's 5'2. Let me repeat that. She is 5'2. I said, would you have dated me if I were 5'8?

She said, no, probably not. She's 5'2 buck. She could wear heels, and if I were 5'8? She said no, probably not.

She's 5'2 buck.

She could wear heels and if I were 5'8, I would still be clearly quite significantly taller than her, unless they're the craziest heels ever.

She is, I'm 7, I'm 6 foot, all right?

So I have been a good spot there. But then you confess that your own wife, who you just had a baby with, confessed to you, what about height situations? I was the, I was the bottom of the acceptable. I am also six feet, by the way. Clay and I are the same height. I mean, depends on how swooped my hair or his hair is in any given day,

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