Brett Cooper

Guys, I genuinely believe that you and I have the unique opportunity, the privilege to solve one of the biggest crises facing young Americans.

And it has nothing to do with policy, nothing to do with elections, nothing to do with legislation, honestly, nothing to do with the culture war.

All you have to do is throw a party.

Now, before we talk about why you need to be throwing a party this weekend and then telling me about it, if you want behind the scenes content, farm blogs, all of that sort of thing, we literally built an entire subscription platform just for you guys.

It is called cooperconfidential.com.

Go check it out.

Nobody can kick us off.

Nobody can tell me what I can or cannot say or post on that platform, which is very important in the age of censorship.

And we know that censorship is still alive and well, considering that Tyler Olivier just got kicked off of Patreon.

So needless to say, that is where you can find me if everything goes to hell, cooperconfidential.com.

All

All right, all of this really started with a Reddit post that went semi-viral over the summer.

We even talked about this in a live stream like eight months ago, right after it was posted.

But a Gen Z user on the subreddit r slash Gen X posted this question.

Embarrassed Knee 1919 said, were parties like this ever a thing?

And then he posted this screen grab from a movie.

I'm not exactly sure which one.

Feels like it's probably some John Hughes thing.

I have no idea.

I'm gonna have people who are older than me jumping down my throat for this.