Alright, so a certain post on X broke the entire platform yesterday, and it was this from an account called Short Squeeze.

This person wrote Breaking, The New York Times found the dating for women in NYC is so brutal that some dating events are charging women $100 and men $0,

and the attendance ratio is still 3 to 1 women to men.

And that got almost 11 million views in 24 hours.

An AI image or not, if you guys are watching on YouTube, you can see that this is very clearly AI generated.

But the Red Pill Bros immediately took this information as a win, just reveling in how much men now have all of the power in the dating market they have control.

And listen, all of that is fine and dandy, get excited, be happy, but I should have to say, it really does feel like a certain sect of the internet just wants men and women to hate each other. They profit off of that. A healthy, fruitful society where men and women live in harmony and work together, it just doesn't seem like part of their plan. Let me explain. Now, before we dive into this story, obviously you guys can see I am in a new space. We officially have our new set. This has been something that I wanted to do for many months now between babies and holidays and sickness and ice storms. This got delayed. I wanted to have this for the one year anniversary of the show, but a bit delayed. But anyway, new space. I absolutely love it. I'm so happy to be recording in this new studio. So thank you guys for supporting us for the last year. I'm having so much fun. I love doing the show and I love this new space. I hope that you guys love it too. Anyway, if you want farm vlogs and BTS things, you can subscribe to cooperial.com and we will have a special little trailer for Cooper

Confidential vlog at the end of this episode. So stay tuned. All right. Diving into today's story,

let's see how many people on X I can piss off today. Now, the first and most obvious reaction

to this post and this article was that men do not go out anymore because the women do not look

like the AI generated hotties that were in this post. Somebody said, because they all look more like this. And here's another AI-generated image, but obviously does not look like the one attached to that post. And yes, I will admit, I am guessing that dating in New York City looks more like this than the hot AI-generated girls in many dresses in that tweet. You are living in a city that elected Mom Donnie after all. One guy on Reddit, this was in regards to these dating events, said, I don't go because I meet hotter women on the apps. Every single time I went to these events, it is always filled with women who I am not attracted to. Maybe like women in the pink pussy hats. This comment was also hilarious. the average lady looking for a date at these events, and it is the journo that was pressing

Sidney Sweeney on her controversial jeans ad, of course.

I do want to push back a little bit on this because when I was in New York a couple of weeks ago, I went to EV magazines and a fashion week party. And I'd have to say, gentlemen, it was chalk full of conservative-leaning hot women.

Hot, hot women tall like the Empire State Building, dressed to the nines, great conversation.

So they do not all look like SQW is coming out of Portland or Seattle.

Anyway, for context, this did not come from a New York Times article.

This actually started with a New York Times podcast on Sunday about how Tinder is done, dating apps are over, swiping is over, and they had on a few of these reporters and columnists to discuss what singles in the city are doing instead. And one of these reporters talked about dating events. Let's take a listen. This is what sparked that tweet.

I went to an event the following

night, and it could not have been more different from the first event. What was it? Yeah, so I heard

about this second event through a friend, and it was a sort of wine mixer. I think what really

got me interested in this particular event was the fact that tickets for women were $100 and tickets for men were free.

Oh my God. I think my soul just left my body. Why was it so much more for women than for men?

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