February 27, 2026
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14:17Now PlayingMyron Gaines from Fresh & Fit fires back at Brett Cooper's take on modern dating in big cities like New York. Brett reacts to a viral post about a dating event where women pay $100 and men pay $0—but the ratio is still 3 women to 1 man. She calls the image AI-generated, says it's not a big deal, and accuses "Red Pill Bros" of pushing hate between men and women for money while she promotes love and harmony. Myron doesn't hold back. He says the tables are turning—men are finally gaining power in dating after years of women having all the options. He explains why women act entitled: they're used to free attention, validation, and never spending their own money to chase a guy. Even in relationships, many still go out for ego boosts and orbiters. Myron shares real examples—like women stealing salads from finance bros just to start conversations—and breaks down how top-tier men (now the top 5-10%) dominate, while average guys struggle because women's standards for looks, height, and money are sky-high. He defends red pill teachings: it's about protecting men from betrayal and bad reactions, not hating women. NYC dating is overrated, full of games and opportunism—not real connection.
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