Rob Schneider

And men have that.

They're used to it.

Every guy, by the time they're a teenager, you know, you meet another guy.

At some point, you know, still, you go, you still think a little bit like, if I have to kick this guy's ass, could I?

I mean, is he going to beat my ass?

You know, if he has cauliflower ears, you go, okay, this guy doesn't care about his face.

This is a part of his face.

He doesn't have a problem with looking messed up.

But women don't have that.

So I was saying that's why women put themselves first.

in a sense of danger that they're not used to.

That's what happened in Minnesota.

And they said women could be emotionally manipulated to do something that puts them in danger.

Because for the cause, that manipulation, that emotional manipulation, like this woman wasn't even a lesbian.

She was straight.

For the cause...

She became, you know, into this, she got roped into this, become a lesbian during, you know, for the cause.

And I was like, that's the difference between men and women.

I don't care what the cause is.

I'm not taking a dick up my ass.