Brett Cooper

Literally me either.

I had heard the name.

I genuinely thought he was some like reggae artist.

I had no idea he was a rapper.

Certainly didn't know he was living in Ohio.

I didn't know that he loved weed so much.

Well, I guess he was a reggae guy.

He probably would have liked weed too.

Anyway, the point is, even though this was very funny and it's viral on social media and I wanted to break it down for you guys, I really do think that this is a lesson on how you can control how you respond to adversity in life.

Like you can roll over and you can bitch and moan pretending like you have no options or you can make an option for yourself where you bitch and moan for millions of people to hear resulting in the resurrection of your career and vengeance and justice.

And that, my friends, is the American dream if I have ever seen it.

So do women really regret motherhood, or are they just angry that they don't have the village that their grandmothers used to have?

Now that, in my humble opinion, would have been a very interesting question that a journalist from The Cut could have posed in her most recent article, but it was way easier for her to just, you know, paint with a broad stroke, to cherry pick an angle to fit her and The Cut's anti-natalist agenda.

Per usual, par for the course with these journalists.

Now, before we dive into today's episode and you hear all of my thoughts on this viral regretting motherhood story, if you want behind the scenes content, maybe me talking about how I don't regret motherhood, you can check out cooperconfidential.com.

That is my subscription platform that I built for you guys from the ground up.

No censorship.

If I ever get deplatformed, that's where I'll be.

That's where all the behind the scenes farm vlog, all of that fun stuff lives.

All right, so let's just dive into this story.