Robert Evans

He could be so ruthless.

Wow.

So seemingly, we have heard only from women that this is an issue, right?

It's like this does not seem to be very much a male issue.

Consistent, yeah.

Women around him have to feel the, you know, I mean, again, not to like give anybody an out or any empathy for somebody who's a shitty person because like shitty acts are shitty acts and it doesn't matter.

But you can see like this is kind of like an emotional reaction to his mother and his sister pushing him, controlling him.

Sure, yeah, yeah, yeah.

An explanation isn't absolution, yeah.

I think I'm gonna talk about this later, but so Phil, whenever he went to work at the Brill Building, after he got his money from the teddy bears, right, he made a lot of money, he had to actually take his mother to court.

I know, it's so funny.

He had to take his mother to court to get his money because even as...

Like a teenager, his mom was like, no, you can't be trusted.

You'll leave us.

You won't let us have any money.

You won't take care of us.

And so he's basically, even going into adulthood, he's having to fight his mom in court over his own money because of the way that she is, the controlling nature of her and everything.

So it's like he's doing that while also controlling other people and doing shitty things to other women.

Yeah.

Yeah.