Got on Hinge and the age parameters were set pretty high and yeah, the millennial crowd looks like Genghis Khan ran through the place.

I don't know what's going on. Like yeah, if you were the guy saying, yeah, don't try the apps, you want to just drive across the country and just hit on random women at bus stops, that's how it's going to work. It'd be like, well, what did you do? Like, it wasn't that. if you say the wrong thing we can take it out to the parking lot and have a punch up

and then probably be bros afterwards as well, because there's a lot,

it's a lot easier to have respect for someone if you, you know, trade to fist the cost. Sure. Bring back dueling. What is up, guys? This is Tate Brown here, holding it down. We're back with another installation of a hit the mic already it's a bad start of across the pond this is a

sort of this new experiment that me and Connor are toying around with to provide you guys with some hard hitting commentary over the weekends. We are joined here by a guest, Patrick Casey, the legend, the man, the myth, the legend. Everyone loves them. Everyone knows them. But with that, we're going to get into the good man scarcity. I don't know if you've seen the discourse on Twitter, if you're an avid Twitter user.

But this post popped up, I think it was about two days ago, and I'll flash it on the screen here,

basically lamenting the current dynamics in the dating world. Here, this poster, Ali Voss, says, one of the toughest things

about the Christian dating scene is that the women are all over at the Baptist Nondana megachurch,

and the men are at all the most trad places they can find. And a lot of people resonated with this.

A lot of people were providing their two cents on the matter. And I figured who better to

bring in than two, I would say, chudmaxers. I would say that would be a good description of these two

gentlemen. But with that, I don't know, Connor, you can introduce your help first, and then we'll

kick a pat. Yeah, chudmaxing by getting married over the, over the comment. Yeah, I, so the interesting thing about this transatlantic experiment is that we don't have, like, massive non-dom charges over in the UK, but we still have among the Christian influencer sphere, something that I've noticed over in the States, which is the divide between, okay, three types of women.

There are the quiet tradcaths who don't make a big show of being on Instagram or Twitter

and actually don't contribute much to discourse, but instead actually live out their values.

They'll go to the traditional Latin Mar society in London.

They'll often struggle finding traditional Catholic men who aren't already paired up.

And we've tried to play, you know, we've tried to induce people over in the UK, and it just, it's basically impossible.

Then there's the evangelical women who, on the continuum of exoterically conservative but temperamentally liberal are like

full-blown girl bosses so we've discussed this before you'll get evangelical women that will

like henpeck their husbands to death and you see this in discourse whether it's um there was a clip of

ali bestucky going out of the weekend where she was criticized saying that

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