Priya Patel

Not as fun anymore.

Yeah, well, you have to look at it like drinking for the most part is a social.

It's something you do when you're socializing.

It's more of a it's not an upper per se, but it's something that you do to, you know, let loose and get a little rowdy, for lack of better words.

I feel like this is correlation to the rise in, you know, smoking and vaping and things like that, too, which are, I mean, pretty antisocial behaviors.

If I would have to assess it.

Yeah, that too.

Yeah, what if there was just like a virus that mass uploaded to every piece of technology?

Yeah, well, and also when you take away the aspect of family and children, what exactly are you living for to a certain extent?

Like you have no legacy.

If you're essentially just going to die off and then, you know, at some point you're literally just, you know, people are living for the weekend.

Like you go through life, work, this, that, the other.

I can't wait until Friday night where I can be a degenerate and do whatever.

But that's essentially all people live for.

Put big balloons in your shirt and awesome hookers.

Half of a person, actually.

Three quarters.

Yeah.

Yeah, young men and young women have split completely opposite directions, whereas, yeah, women have become hyper-masculinized in terms of their goals being a career, putting off family, I mean, maybe forever, and certainly they're not aspiring to have kids long.

as much as they should, and now young men are reverting back to traditionalism, to conservatism, to religion, they're wanting families, and the women aren't adding up to that.