Andrew Huberman

Guys saying, well, guys these days, and women saying, lesbian women, for lack of a better term, saying, women these days.

Exactly.

We've seen examples that like, it's sort of, again, it plays on stereotypes, but I'm going to assume some of it is true.

Like in Mad Men, right?

There's a disclosure and then it doesn't go well.

Right, right, right, right.

I have a question about

Financial stability and level.

Yeah.

You mentioned there aren't real big gender differences there.

Earlier we were saying scientists are always doing the opposite of improv.

Instead of yes and, they always say, yeah, but, you know, yeah, but what about?

Yeah, but what about?

It's in our training.

Income level on its own or amount of money that somebody has, in my mind, is somewhat informative.

What's more informative is...

having the additional data point of where they started out.

Because people with money who didn't have to work very hard to get it, it's a different picture.

Now, some people might say, like, who cares?

And I will make the argument that some people who had to work very hard to make their money oftentimes are still in the working hard mode.