Men With Female Best Friends Are Happier
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What does research say about men with female best friends?
Males who have female best friends are happier, more honest, and less annoying to be around. Am I happy? I think so. Am I pretty honest? Yes. Am I not annoying to be around?
No.
Hi, I'm Demaris from Winnipeg, Canada. Currently in Cabo. Hi, I'm Tammy Myan from Snohomish, Washington, United States. Hi, I'm Annabelle from Debbie, New South Wales, Australia, and I approved this podcast.
Welcome to the Tony and Ryan podcast. This is Dr. Author bestselling Doctor Author Tony Lodge. My name is Ryan and I think we've all missed a trick on a way to make easy money.
Oh. You know when
someone says something and you just go
Or the the the new thing, the new money making scheme.
Well, it might be an old money making scheme that we've all missed out on. And Carlos. Someone DM me the other day and
Mitch Golding. The one two point four million around the corner. Yeah.
On two busy streets?
Well I said to Mitch, 'cause he goes, shall we go halves in buying this car wash?
Mm-hmm.
And I said, the thing about it being two point four million dollars is that it's gonna make more than that on the first day. If we invest in that, like it's basically a guaranteed earner from the get go.
Why don't we say to Mitch Golding, we'll go halves if he runs it?
He would be out for that.
I think I would be too. He
like but he would do that.
I think I'm in the mood to make really dumb decisions.
We did just talk about getting schnitz. No,
that's a good one.
Nah, the chips are awesome.
Thank you.
Charles, roll the type. My friends and I used to sue each other so we could get on court TV. The court show lets you sue for up to five thousand dollars and they pay whoever wins. So we made sure the plaintiff always won and then we'd split the money. I played a promoter on Judge Joe Brown that sued my comedian friend because he left the show that I paid him to perform at. Promoter Ben Palmer is suing a performer for breach of contract. Defendant Darulio Ledger says he had to leave the show for his own safety.
The club not even in the hood, but the whole hood
was inside the club, Your Honor. But wouldn't the producer stop like casting you on the show?
If I know anything about TV and I don't
Yeah, that's okay.
If it was a good app, who cares? I don't think they personally they're like our job is to make a great show and these guys who are comedians come on and just give us the most bogus story.
Yeah.
Like they don't care.
Yeah.
You know?
But like when you work in radio, you go like, Oh, we can't use the same callers too much and stuff. Like surely being on TV, you'd be like, is there like Yeah,
what's going on at that comedy club?
And if they're paying out the you'd think that if they were paying money out, they'd be like
Yeah. Well I think 'cause I always go, how do people agree to come on here? 'Cause everyone looks dumb. And I think the deal is goes, Hey, if you guys agree to come on, if you get fined two grand, we'll cover the fine. We
pay the fit. Yeah. So you don't get paid, but you get your what you're worth. And they go,
Oh, so we can just end this once and for all None of us loses any money. You get a T V show.
Yeah. I love Judge Judy. Well that's the show.
He goes, Oh yeah, Judge Judy's onto us, so let's check hit up Judge Joe Brown. Yeah. And then I'm sure there's six or seven different t fuck, I can't believe I said six or seven. I'm not
doing that again. I'm not doing that again. That's what I've done. There would
probably be between five and eight of those shows. You know what I mean?
There oh, there'd be heaps.
Now so if the two of us did this, who would be the plaintiff and who would be the defendant?
I don't know which is which.
So one of us is like, This bitch screwed me over and the other one's like, I didn't do it.
Yeah, but which
I don't know either.
Oh, okay. Um I think that I would be quite good at being the one that was screwed over. Cause I think I could be like, No, because I went to the car wash and I said that I wanted it and he said no way.
I trusted him.
Yeah. Yeah.
I
think I'd be good at that.
Okay. So we'd like to. Like I
don't think that you would be good at hamming up like how bad it was.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What does research say about men with female best friends?
0:00–4:22
2
Could a $2.4 million car‑wash be a guaranteed money‑maker?
4:22–8:09
3
How do the hosts riff on Judge Judy and courtroom TV shows?
8:09–12:16
4
Why are opposite‑sex friendships linked to honesty and happiness?
12:16–16:16
5
Do girlfriends get jealous of their partners’ close female friends?
16:16–20:36
6
What’s the story behind the kangaroo steak and the half‑price car‑wash?
20:36–25:34
7
How can listeners join the community and support the podcast on Patreon?
25:34–30:15
8
What final thoughts do the hosts share about friendship and the episode?
30:15–33:56