we're fighting bravely. To me that sounds like Russia feels they're losing but they're fighting bravely.

Now you can say Scott you're reading too much into this to which I say yeah maybe but this linguistic path is very clear. It's very clear. I didn't make this up. I mean you could look at the coverage yourself. It did go from two days to oh they'll get it done they'll just take a while to fighting bravely. That really happened.

And suddenly the news coverage from there seems to be all the same. There's more fighting in X tomorrow. Let me predict the headlines tomorrow. There's more fighting in Mariupol. There's more fighting in the east. The Ukrainians have pushed back the Russians in some places that probably aren't important. Still having troubles getting weapons to Ukraine right? How hard would it be for me to tell you the news tomorrow? Pretty easy.

Oh somebody's reading God's Debris. I think you'll find that quite timely. I fought bravely to stream 2000 Mules yes but I failed. I will succeed.

The Poland ambassador from Russia, so Russia's Poland ambassador one of them was at an event to mark I guess the victory day and he was hit with red paint at a Poland victory day event. So the ambassador is standing there and the interesting thing is he's not trying to clean the paint off his face. He wouldn't fool Jussie Smollett. And left the paint on and just made sure everybody got a good picture of it. And I thought to myself that's a pretty good diplomat. That's a pretty good diplomat. That he didn't get angry when he was covered with paint and he didn't even take it off. He just let everybody take a picture of it. Interesting.

Why do you still use MSM as a news source? I use them as a mocking source. If you haven't watched my content well I think there's going to be a lot more of that. I think it's going to be real tough for any kind of Russian diplomat to feel safe in any country anywhere. I think Russian diplomats are unfortunately going to be targeted. I don't endorse that but I think it's going to happen more of it anyway.

All right here's an interesting story. It was a New York Post article by Melanie Notkin and she's talking about the wage gap and the trouble that women will have finding a partner. Now the good news is that women's incomes are up and good news for women anyway is that in 2021 nearly 60 percent of college students were women. So that means that men are moving into more labor types of jobs which would be lower paying typically and women are moving into what could be at least if they take the right majors higher paying jobs.

And the article goes on, Melanie Notkin's article reporting that it's really hard to find a woman, and one of the speculative reasons, I'm sorry it's really hard for the women to find a man that they're willing to let's say marry because the men earn less than the women. And traditionally from an evolutionary perspective women have been attracted to men who have resources. Makes sense right? Because you need resources to stay alive and raise babies and stuff like that.

So what happens if women are the ones making the money and having the babies which looks like what's happening then men are sort of kind of don't have a purpose. And so what happens when women ju