Richard Cooper

Yeah.

So socioeconomic status, do you generally recommend guys to date downwards when it comes to that?

It really depends on what your target is.

I mean, if you want to minimize the risks of going through the divorce machine and that grinder, you're better off marrying a woman about or higher than you if you can get it.

Women don't really like it that much, but of higher economic status because family law really just punishes the breadwinner, which usually tends to be the men, right?

Because women like to marry up.

So that's why you get $40,000 a year hairdressers marrying Kevin, the VP of the sales team, you know, making $300,000 a year.

So she's well looked after after the divorce because family law doesn't let her return back down to the $40,000 a year lifestyle.

He's got to maintain her where she was at.

It's funny because family law enforces his obligations on her post-divorce, but it never enforces her obligations on him post-divorce.

She doesn't have to love him.

She doesn't have to care for him.

She doesn't have to cook for him.

She doesn't have to have sex with him, but she still gets his money.

So, you know, the question of why is it or is it just about money?

Well, if it's not just about money, then why is it then when women go to family courts, all they want is the money.

They don't want his love.

They don't want his attention.

Facts.

Right.