Coach Greg Adams

And the problem with them is they're creating a culture where they're trying to figure out how they can change that.

How can we change that dynamic?

Well, we can get red pill knowledge.

We can follow a man as for a content creator or we become an incel.

We can become a red pill rager.

We can rage about it.

We can possibly maybe let women know that we're aware of this guilt them into skewing the data back.

But that's not going to happen.

They're not going to get that.

These men are going to be completely isolated from the dating marketplace for good because they're hoping and I call it the hope strategy.

They're hoping that it changes.

What they tend to do is hope the government changes the law.

maybe a religious awakening comes along, or that we cancel apps like OnlyFans and we minimize social media to the point where women won't have a choice but to go back to those guys.

And those guys are going to be highly disappointed.

Well, people struggle.

I mean, everybody struggles, but if you look at the data, I would say in the 80s and 90s,

70, 80 percent of people were married by 24, 25.

Wow.

That's crazy to me.

Right.