Riley Gaines

How many instances of STDs did they have before they had to do that?

And that's the thing.

I've seen in California prisons now where AIDS and HIV is running rampant in women's prisons.

I know it.

It's crazy.

But again, to your point, even the whole language thing we talked about, we don't see...

Men's language being infiltrated and taken over like we have this attack on the word woman or the word female.

There was just a bill in California again last week where it would replace female in all state statute with the word person.

We're not seeing that go the other way.

I think for a couple of reasons.

First and foremost.

Men wouldn't put up with it for a second.

Could you imagine, right?

Like women are now called cervix havers or uterus owners or menstruators or bleeders or chest feeders or birthing person.

Could you imagine the equivalent, right, to egg producer?

If we started calling men sperm producers or we started calling men erection havers, could you imagine the outrage from men?

But it shows you too, like...

The minute men felt threatened with the whole Bud Light thing, Bud Light essentially lost $27 billion overnight, but their next commercial, which shows you how money moves a lot of this stuff, their next commercial was a big burly man on a motorcycle with a camo can.

They're not following red or blue, they're following green.

But it shows you too, we talk a lot, especially in this space that I've kind of been involved in, of the physical differences between men and women.