Brett Cooper

because you're watching this family be torn apart.

Like they should have learned from Harry and Meghan, but you know, maybe this young couple is just not that smart.

I will say that is the only insider tea that I do have from people who have met this couple, who know them, that maybe it isn't all manipulation, especially from Brooklyn.

Maybe it's not from him.

I don't know about his wife, just saying, but at least for him, it just seems like the blurry photographer blowtorch chef doesn't have a lot going on upstairs.

And I say that kindly.

And another point, as much as we can, you know, sit back in our homes and say, you know, like celebrities, they don't get us.

It's kind of ironic because we still get them.

We still see ourselves in these stories and these scandals and this drama, their problems, the catastrophes.

It all happens at an extremely high level, high profile, high net worth, but it's still similar things in a way that we all go through every single day that new families have to deal with and overcome.

And unfortunately it doesn't seem like they are handling it in the best way.

So we can learn from that and we can at least have some solace and some pride in that.

So obviously on the show, we have talked a lot about porn.

And if you've been here for a while, even back on comment section, you would know that, you know, we have talked about the women who make it, the companies that exploit those women, the trafficking, the impacts on mental health, specifically men's mental health.

And so we finally get to the question, what do we actually do about it?

We're sitting here complaining and lamenting, but what is the solution?

Well, James Fishback, who is running for governor in the state of Florida, has an idea.

A 50% ho tax.

It's not officially called a ho tax, but I much prefer that term and it makes me chuckle.

I like the sound of that better.