Freya India
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Podcast Appearances
Like I remember somebody who I don't need to name who said a long time ago, I think it was like when Jordan Peterson was first breaking through.
And she was like, yeah, you know, I've never been interested in Jordan because I had a good dad.
And it was a dismissive, like, backhander to him, which I, you know, I like Jordan very much.
So I kind of initially, but then I realized in some way she's saying something very true, which is,
a lot of societies is looking for like someone to tell them how to live their life basically.
And when Jordan broke through, he broke through because nobody was doing that for generations.
And then, you know, unfortunately I always go like, you can chronicle the decline of civilization by the type of influences that fills that void.
So you went like from Jordan to Andrew Tate to God knows what the next one of that's going to be.
But ultimately, what for men that is, is somebody to tell them how to live their life and also how not to feel downtrodden by society that's become very rhetorically anti-male.
And by the way, if you gave your kids a phone in 2007, you were not giving them the phone.
Like the word is still the same, but the thing is completely different.
A phone 15 years ago and on a phone today, totally different ballgame.
My favorite genre of content now is where you see like an influencer and they turn at the wrong angle and all the filters.
Have you seen that?
It's fucking incredible.
It's so funny.
I don't know about you, but I love my work and I get super focused, which means sometimes I suddenly realize I'm hungry and a little bit angry, which is what tends to happen when I'm hungry.
That's why I've been keeping Huel Black Edition around the studio here to stop myself from getting carried away.
On the days I'm sprinting out the door, I grab a Black Edition ready to drink.
It's a complete meal, 35 grams of protein, seven grams of fiber, 27 essential vitamins and minerals, no artificial sweetness, and it's just under $5, which is kind of amazing because it's cheaper than a latte and actually keeps me full for hours.