Scott Adams

I'm going to, you know,

know be part of this and bring children into this great new world and so that's the way i look at it is that it's just the the people who are positive and are optimistic about the future are much more likely to say yeah let's have some kids but have you also seen how women are depicted now in the media

I don't know if I've seen any mapping of where the ozempic is, but I think... Definitely in LA.

I would argue against that.

I would argue that, I mean, sure, there's plenty of obese people and it's a problem.

But I think if I was honest about that, it's probably a much bigger problem in the red states in terms of obesity.

And maybe they are going to Abzempic more in the future, especially with Trump Rx and all the stuff keeping the cost down.

But I think generally speaking, if you just looked on a population basis, I think you'd probably find that there's more attractive women in the big cities than there are in the rural areas and even just blue states versus red states.

there's a lot more than looks.

I mean, you know, you can say, Oh, that's a hot woman.

But when you're, when you're talking about starting a family and getting married, um,

You need to have a real connection.

You need to have a good relationship.

You need to have someone who's mentally healthy too.

I don't want to raise a family with a crazy woman.

Of course not.

I'd much rather have someone with a little extra fat around her belly and childbearing hips and all the rest than just... And if I have a choice between someone who looks really good but has crazy liberal thoughts and thinks everything's going to crap...

It's an easy choice for me.

I want to hear the female point of view.

I do.