Tim Poole

I don't like either a man or a woman.

Okay, so like, again, the same because both are bad.

So when a woman walks up and tries to touch or in other words, like- Can I see the baby?

Yeah, no, you can't.

And a guy doing the same thing, there are ways that it can happen where we don't freak out, right?

We're sitting at a restaurant and she's in a high chair and then there's an old guy and he looks over and he smiles and he waves and then we laugh and that's about it.

There are instances where women will walk by and they'll look and say, oh, your baby is so cute and that's fine.

But a woman being like, can I touch or hold your baby?

It's a no, we can't, sorry.

And a man or woman doing it is going to be a no, what are you doing?

Stop.

But it's a fact that they do.

But your argument is that men and women are equal in this endeavor, but men are socially conditioned.

I agree.

I believe that.

No, no, no, I'm saying that is your argument because I don't agree with it.

I think men, like, Tate's point is that he doesn't even notice the babies are here.

That is not true for women.

Like, women, like, seek out babies.

Yeah, this is true.