Everything You Need To Know About Men

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TLDRThe video humorously explores the classifications of men, defining terms like 'guy', 'dude', 'bro', and 'boy'. It discusses how these terms reflect social relationships and perceptions. The video also covers various aspects of male behavior, including what men believe, how to know if a guy likes you, gift ideas, and how to compliment them. Additionally, it highlights communication styles among men and offers advice on arguing with them. Overall, it provides a light-hearted yet insightful look into the complexities of male identity and interaction.

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  • 👨 Definition of a man: singular version of men
  • 🤝 A guy is someone you know but not well
  • 👬 A dude can refer to anyone, not just men
  • 👊 A bro is a friend who has earned the title
  • 🎁 Gift basics: men prefer practical clothing
  • 💬 Compliments are rare and impactful for men
  • 🗣️ Men communicate through hypothetical scenarios
  • ⚖️ Arguing with men requires preparation
  • 📊 Men are viewed on a spectrum in society
  • 😂 Humor can diffuse arguments with men

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    The video begins with a humorous exploration of the definition of a man, distinguishing between various classifications such as 'guy', 'dude', 'bro', and 'boy'. A 'guy' is someone familiar yet not well-known, while a 'dude' can refer to anyone, regardless of gender. The term 'bro' is reserved for a close friend who has earned that title through shared experiences, with strict rules governing its use. The video also touches on the dilution of the term 'bro' by college-age men, introducing the concept of 'frat bros'. The discussion then shifts to the societal perception of men, contrasting 'gigachads'—wealthy and attractive men—with 'deadbeats'—irresponsible men. The majority of men fall somewhere in between, labeled as part of the patriarchy. Rapid-fire segments provide insights into men's beliefs, how to know if a guy likes someone, gift ideas, and the importance of compliments. The video concludes with a look at how men communicate through hypothetical scenarios and offers advice on arguing with men, emphasizing the challenges of changing their minds. Overall, the video serves as a comedic yet informative guide to understanding men.

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ビデオQ&A

  • What is the definition of a man?

    A man is defined as the singular version of men.

  • What is the difference between a guy and a dude?

    A guy refers to any man you're familiar with but don't know well, while a dude can refer to any living being, including men, women, and children.

  • What does it mean to be a bro?

    A bro is a guy who has become a friend and has earned the title through consistent actions.

  • How do you know if a guy likes you?

    If you contemplate what it would take for you to touch his wiener, he likely likes you.

  • What should you gift a guy?

    Gifting a guy basic clothing items is recommended, as they often don't buy clothes until necessary.

  • How do you compliment a guy?

    Simply giving a compliment can significantly boost a guy's confidence.

  • How do men communicate?

    Men often start conversations with hypothetical scenarios involving actions that lead to outcomes.

  • How should you argue with a guy?

    Set low expectations, be prepared with facts, and understand logical fallacies.

  • What do men like?

    This is a complex question that requires more time to explore.

  • What is the societal view of men?

    Men are often seen on a spectrum from elite gigachads to deadbeats.

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    in this video I'm going to teach you
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    everything there is to know about men
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    it's important first that we're speaking
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    the same language so let's start off by
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    defining what is a man the most clear
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    definition of man is the singular
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    version of men now that we've got that
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    out of the way let's move on to the
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    different taxonomical subclassifications
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    of men up first we have
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    guys guys can be used to describe any
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    man that you're familiar with but don't
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    particularly know for example every
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    Sunday I take my trash out and wave at
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    the man across the street he's
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    introduced himself and his entire family
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    to me but I couldn't point him out of a
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    lineup or remember his name i could
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    guess that he's probably not a serial
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    killer but I can't be sure this is what
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    we call a guy which is different than a
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    dude dudes can be used to reference any
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    and all living things including men
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    women and children it can also be used
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    as a substitute for the following words
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    and phrases depending on the
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    pronunciation which the same can be said
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    about the word
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    bro this is the only word with many
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    rules because the label actually means
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    something a bro is a guy who's become a
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    friend and through repeated effort has
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    transcended through the level of a dude
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    to eventually be called your bro for
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    example you're talking to a hot girl at
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    the bar but her friend comes to ruin a
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    good time a bro would sacrifice himself
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    to distract the friend also known as a
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    grenade by any means necessary to allow
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    you to take home this girl most non-men
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    believe the word bro to just be
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    shorthand for the word brother and while
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    that's technically true those two things
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    are completely different the reason
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    being the label bro is the most sacred
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    thing a man can be given which means it
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    has strict rules number one the title of
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    bro must be earned number two the title
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    only lasts for 12 months of consistent
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    bro number three the title of bro cannot
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    be self assigned a guy will never call
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    his brother bro unless he's done bro
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    worthy things most girls wouldn't call
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    anyone bro unless they're doing one of
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    two things one they're friend-zoning you
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    two attempting to launch an acting
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    career on Only Fans a bro of a bro can
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    vouch for another bro which is
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    considered the ultimate stamp of
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    approval and more precious than the
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    Medal of Honor but there is of course a
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    problem collegeage guys have been
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    diluting the term bro by interchangeably
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    using it when they mean to say frat bro
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    which of course is defined as some guy
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    who's recently discovered going to the
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    gym his love for Natty Light and Joe
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    Rogan it's important to note frat bros
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    can be bros by inviting you to their
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    house parties and letting you name drop
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    them when you're asked at the door who
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    do you know here now that we've covered
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    dudes guys and bros let's go on to boys
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    there are two generally recognized
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    definitions for the use of boys number
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    one the guys you drink with aka the boys
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    guys you sort of know but wouldn't
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    invite to hang out with one-on-one and
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    number two the main point of controversy
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    for Catholic priests now that you have a
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    scientific understanding of the
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    classifications of men we need to
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    compare this to how they're seen in
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    Western society this is much simpler as
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    the world believes that men only exist
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    on a single spectrum on one end we have
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    the elite gigachads you'll know when you
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    see them because they're exceptionally
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    good-looking and are also rich these men
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    have so much wealth that the laws of
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    society don't affect them even when
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    paired with the most extreme feminists
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    they'll convince you that staying at
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    home is actually female empowerment on
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    the opposite end of the spectrum we have
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    what are known as the deadbeats these
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    are men who are single-handedly
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    producing more fatherless kids than they
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    have dollars to their name their
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    kryptonite includes things like
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    accountability
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    responsibilities and spending money and
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    time on anyone but themselves without a
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    court order these two extremes just make
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    up a small fraction of the total men
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    according to society while the rest of
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    the section in the middle includes types
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    of men such as feminists liberals
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    conservatives the average Joe and most
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    of you watching this video society has
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    collectively labeled this group as part
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    of the patriarchy this of course does
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    not apply to the extremes because giga
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    chatads are too wealthy and handsome to
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    care and deadbeats don't know how to
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    read now let's move through some
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    rapidfire sections that are universally
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    true about men number one what do men
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    believe the answer is whatever ends the
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    conversation the fastest number two how
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    do you know if a guy likes you there is
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    a very simple test for this first ask
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    yourself what would it take for you to
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    touch his wiener if you actually
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    contemplated the answer to this rather
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    than saying "I would never," then he
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    will like you number three what to gift
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    a guy if you have a special guy in your
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    life whether he's a friend a bro or a
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    romantic partner you've probably Googled
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    this question and learned that you only
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    get sponsored ads for the next 6 months
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    the actual answer will require trivial
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    detective work but for this I always
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    recommend gifting a guy an outfit that
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    consists of basics this works because
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    guys don't buy clothes until they're on
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    the verge of collapse a simple shirt
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    like a short or long sleeve Henley will
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    show him that there are more things to
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    life than expensive thrift store shirts
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    this goes well into the next question
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    how do you compliment a guy it's very
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    easy to boost the confidence of a guy by
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    giving him a compliment the easiest way
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    is to just do it because by age 30 most
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    guys can count the compliments they've
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    received in their life on one hand when
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    done correctly this moment will be
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    replayed in his head for the next 60
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    years of his life or death whichever
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    comes first when done incorrectly this
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    moment will be replayed on TV for the
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    next 6 months until his court hearing or
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    death whichever comes first number five
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    what do men like i know this is a
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    rapidfire section but this is a very
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    loaded question and will take
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    approximately 45 minutes for you to
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    understand so you should probably get
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    comfortable well I guess that's really
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    it was it good for you now that we've
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    covered the basics let's understand
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    intergal linguistics research has shown
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    that when guys communicate they start
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    conversations by speaking in
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    hypothetical actions or scenarios that
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    involve them doing something in order to
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    produce the series of events that would
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    create this scenario before they
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    mutually acknowledge each other's
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    hypothetical either verbally or by
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    continuing the scenario that was a lot
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    of information so let's use an example
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    dude wouldn't it be cool if we opened a
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    bar and threw crazy parties this is
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    considered the hypothetical state and
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    scenario with clear actions that produce
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    an outcome there are a few ways another
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    guy can respond to this one mutually
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    acknowledge the scenario aka that would
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    be sick or two continuing the
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    hypothetical state and scenario we could
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    go all out for holidays like St patty's
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    Day and Fourth of July this form of
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    hypothetical communication is a contrast
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    to times when guys communicate with
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    others however these are just a test to
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    see if they'd still love you how to
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    argue with guys it's important to note
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    that when you disagree with a guy and
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    want to let him know you should set your
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    expectations very low it's unlikely
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    you're going to change his mind to agree
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    with you because that would imply that
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    he was listening in the first place so
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    it's really a moot point but if you
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    choose to take on the impossible task
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    here's what you need to be ready number
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    one facts number two a basic
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    understanding of the 16 logical
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    fallacies if you can call out when he
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    uses one of these while finding a way to
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    reference Jordan Peterson then
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    congratulations you've succeeded if you
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    fail to prepare for this battle of wits
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    and find yourself on the ropes you can
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    likely end with a draw by one of two
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    things number one a good joke for this
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    you need a basic understanding of joke
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    structure and then to realize you're not
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    funny if this fails you can use the
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    escape rope that can get you out of just
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    about any situation i hope you enjoyed
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    this video that explained everything you
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    need to know about men if you found this
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    tutorial helpful please share it with
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    someone you think will
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