Michael Sartain
@michaelsartain·192K subscribers·2.9K videos
Green Flags That Give You The Ick - Access Vegas
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August 20, 2026
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2:22:35Now PlayingIn this episode, Michael Sartain and a diverse panel of guests (including creators, entrepreneurs, and artists) cover a wide-ranging discussion on modern dating culture, internet tropes, and relationship psychology. The conversation begins with comedic banter and announcements about global community translations, transitions into a panel debate on unexpected "green flags" that give people the "ick" (such as excessive PDA or unusual relationship preferences), touches on viral internet discourse like the "man vs. bear" debate, and concludes with an in-depth analysis of age-gap relationships and psychological factors in partner selection.
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