Ian Wendt

Because you know, we stand divided, we fall.

There's 600 of them and there's how many millions and millions of us, right?

That's very calculated.

And so I think all of it is, you know, it's like, it's like the conspiracy theorist.

I'm everybody's favorite conspiracy theorist, right?

I'm on the wall like this, like everything's connected.

But literally, if you think about it, it really is.

It's all connected and it all leads to

ultimately creating more control, more power, or I should say more power and then more control.

Dude, I heard, maybe I saw something different, but I heard that regarding men specifically, that the average man, like over 60% of the average men, don't have one friend that they could call if they needed to.

Wow.

One.

I can't remember where I saw it.

I wish I could pull it up right now, but I believe that's what I read somewhere.

That's nuts.

Think about that though, right?

It explains a lot of why we are where we are.

It explains a lot of why it's so hard to actually affect change in this world because if men are completely isolated like that,

We are what actually move and shake the world when we get together, right?

But how many men do you know of that are able to just come together and actually make a difference and actually stand up to this?