Brandon Aceto

Yeah, I think it'd be.

No, no.

No, I respect the hustle, I guess, in one sense.

It is reflective of where society is.

For both men and women, it's sad that you see situations like this with the outliers, where somebody like her can make $90 million, then probably a couple thousand girls try, don't make any money, but ruin their reputation.

So that is sad.

But also, this guy, I'm calling him BS.

I think he's just trying to act like Trump and be outrageous and say a big, audacious claim and get some attention that way.

But...

No, it's ridiculous.

You can't just, like, weaponize the government against things or ways people are making money that you don't like.

And, by the way, it would be a massive waste of money, probably even more of a waste of money than spending money on OnlyFans to give it to public school teachers because, you know, no offense to public school teachers.

I'm sure there are some great ones, but, you know, they're a part of society that's a big problem, too, with, like, the unions and everything.

So, yeah, that's a bad idea.

Yeah, so, I mean, it's a victim mindset for him to say this, but it is true that you definitely have to approach life differently today, I think, than you did 20, 30 years ago because of the way that...

Things are going with the inflation, the devaluation of money.

I do think that it is a bad situation for you if you just rely on a salary if you're starting your career off now.

I don't think that $100,000 or $200,000 is going to take care of yourself and a family.

So I think that if you don't start a business or if you're not in a commission-based job where there is uncapped upside for you, you're in a tough situation.

But it's a victim mindset to say that it's helpless and you're giving up.