Tony Baker Discusses Levels Of Cheating, Choosing Face Over Body, & Making Women Work For “The D.” (Part 2)

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Azar Farideh 0:00
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Should you stay, leave, or cheat when relationship problems arise?

Azar Farideh 0:20
Stay, leave, or cheat. So I'm going to read off some scenarios, and we'll answer if you would stay in the relationship, leave, or cheat. Okay. You've been married for 20 years, and you found out that five years ago, your partner slept with someone else during an all-girls trip. Would you stay, leave, or cheat? I'll stay. Okay.
Okay.
Paul Pierce 0:44
Um, you're on a couple's date. You know what? Cause I just feel like, and it's not, you said 20 years. We didn't build something.
Azar Farideh 0:52
Yeah.
Paul Pierce 0:53
You know what I'm saying? I'm not willing to tear that down. So let's say you were together
Azar Farideh 0:57
for four years.
Paul Pierce 0:59
I mean, four years is a long time in somebody's life. Okay. You didn't build something. So two
Azar Farideh 1:03
years.
Paul Pierce 1:05
How old are we?
Azar Farideh 1:07
Grown.
Paul Pierce 1:08
What's grown?
Um,
Paul Pierce 1:09
That does matter. How old are you right
Azar Farideh 1:12
now? 48. Yeah.
Paul Pierce 1:15
If we've been together two years and you did it last year, that means you cheated last year.
Azar Farideh 1:20
Yeah. Partner cheated on a girl's trip she went on last year.
Paul Pierce 1:25
Would you stay and leave the gym? And then I found out that she did it last year?
Azar Farideh 1:29
Yeah.
Paul Pierce 1:30
It definitely changes the dynamic. How did I find out? I don't
Azar Farideh 1:34
know all this. I don't know.
Paul Pierce 1:38
I don't know. It depends on the situation. Do we have kids? We have no kids and I'll probably be gone. You know, it's a lot of that. We live together. I don't know. It's a lot of little things you have to look into. You know, you can't just, you know, so
Azar Farideh 1:52
live together. No kids. You're leaving.
Paul Pierce 1:54
Yeah. Okay. After two years, yeah, for sure.
Azar Farideh 1:58
Okay.
Paul Pierce 1:58
20 years, we're going to have to figure it out. Got it.
Azar Farideh 2:02
You're on a couple's date night, and while you're at dinner, your girl gets a little drunk and throws up on your lap.
Paul Pierce 2:08
Would you stay, leave, or cheat? I don't know. I got you. She got a little tipsy because I allowed it because I was the one buying the drinks anyway. So I'll clean it up. Baby, let me get you out of here. I don't need no cameras. Let's get out of here. Clean that up. Let's go.
Azar Farideh 2:22
You're in the middle of making love and your girl is writing you, but then her phone rings. So she gets off you to start gossiping with her best friend.
Paul Pierce 2:31
Huh? Damn. How do you do that? How you get off somebody in the middle of it? She started gossiping with this. So stay, leave or cheat. Yeah. I mean, I'm not going, I'm going to stay, but I'm going to be like, what was that about? Yeah. Like, well, hold on, hold on. I'm about to grab that weave. Like, nah, nah, you can't. What you doing?
Azar Farideh 2:51
Okay, so you've been dating this girl for a few weeks and everything so far has been absolutely perfect.
Paul Pierce 2:57
She
Azar Farideh 2:57
decides that she wants to cook for you for the first time. Okay. You go to her house excited for dinner, but the food is trash.
Paul Pierce 3:03
Okay. Would
Azar Farideh 3:04
you keep dating her?
Paul Pierce 3:05
Yeah, I'll keep dating her because she put the effort out there. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? After two weeks, you want to make me a meal? Oh, that's cracking. Let me see what this is doing. I ain't mad at that because you could learn to get better. Yeah, for sure. You know what I'm saying? That ain't nothing. I ain't going nowhere.

Are single women over 30 really “cooked” in the dating market?

Paul Pierce 3:22
We can still date and everything. The food trash, that's okay, baby. I like that effort. You put that because somebody ain't going to never cook for a dude. You know what I'm saying? I ain't going to no kitchen. You see how I look? Like, damn, what? Okay, cool.
Azar Farideh 3:39
Yeah,
Paul Pierce 3:39
that's crazy.
Azar Farideh 3:41
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Tony Baker 3:59
He's
Azar Farideh 3:59
strict.
Tony Baker 4:01
He run a tight ship, man. Dang. Right. Strict over there.
Azar Farideh 4:06
Strict. He says I'm cooked all the time, right? So what does
Paul Pierce 4:12
cooked mean, though?
Azar Farideh 4:13
So he likes to clean it up sometimes because he said that. And then he also said that women are desperate
Paul Pierce 4:19
when they're older

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