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Incel LOSER Thinks Women Are LYING About What They Want | Alyssa Ljub & Taylor SH
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Andrew calls in to challenge the hosts' claim that muscles and physical appearance have little to do with men's success in dating. He sets up hypothetical scenarios comparing Henry Cavill to Stephen Miller and argues that women value looks far more than they admit, claiming the gap between how much men and women value appearance is small. The hosts push back with survey data showing honesty matters most to both genders, and Taylor makes a key distinction: they're discussing long-term healthy relationships while Andrew seems focused on hookups and initial attraction. The debate gets contentious when Andrew claims good-looking men are mostly cheaters and that women's "love overrides their rationality." The conversation takes a sharp turn into politics when Andrew asks about voting preferences and calls their preferred candidate a communist, leading to a heated exchange before the hosts end the call.
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