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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Sheep get Sheared podcast, I'm your host, Austin Creab.

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My friends, you know, the last couple days, I normally upload every day, but the last

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couple days I've been traveling and getting used to new surroundings, I'm actually in

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Croatia right now, I honestly never thought I'd be.

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Not because it's not relevant, but because when you think of world history and you think

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of places that most people normally go, people will go to like Spain, France, England, Belgium,

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Germany, Netherlands, you know places like that, a lot of people don't go to Eastern

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Europe and if they do, they'll go to like maybe Poland, Ukraine, they won't go to Ukraine

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now, back in the day maybe.

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But um, my friends, I think it's important that we return to the realm of relationships

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for one reason.

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You know, as luck would have it, I went on a tour today to a museum here in Croatia that's

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called the Museum of Broken Relationships.

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I'm not making this up, you can look it up for yourself.

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I went to this museum and it turns out the whole thing is about people's broken relationships,

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whether it be romantic, whether it be with their friends, with their family, it could

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even be like internet flings, you get the whole shin, the whole like Mahosh Posh, Mahosh

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pit of relationships and then there's always like a little medallion or something that

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symbolizes this broken love.

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And so I go into this museum and I'm looking around and I'm looking at all the different

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stories that's from all over the world.

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There were some from Japan, China, United States, here in Croatia, there were some from

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England, from France, from the Congo, like there's everywhere you can imagine, all across

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the world.

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So it's not like it's just one place, one demographic of people, now it was everywhere,

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from all types of different people, from anywhere from the early 1900s to the modern day, to

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even before that.

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And my friends when I tell you every single talking point we talk about on this show was

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validated every single time I saw one that was about a lover, when it was it was mostly

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written by a woman by the way, if you can believe it, most of the stories are written

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by women talking about how they got alpha widowed, or they try to get pookie to turn

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into a nice guy and it didn't work out, or the husband left them and then they should

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they found a gump and the step dummy.

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The whole thing was crazy.

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And I went time after time after time.

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And I was like, dude, there's got to be at least one, at least one story where I'm like,

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oh, dude, I didn't see it coming.

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Like that's crazy.

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But without fail, there was no accountability.

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There was no one saying, hey, you know what, I messed up.

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I did this wrong.

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I did that wrong.

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It was their fault.

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They left me.

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They're the bad person.

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I never got over it.

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The closest you got with people saying that, oh, you know, I'm over it.

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But like, I still, you know, kind of wish you worked out type of stuff.

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And of course, you had a couple things sprinkled in there with a couple dudes who are goofy

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is who are like, oh, I loved her.

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But like I was in the friend zone, like they're those things too.

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There was it was all over the board.

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My friends, it was wild.

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I wish you guys could have been there with me.

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We would have a great laugh.

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I was going through when I was I was straight smiggling.

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Shout out to coach Greg Adams.

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I was straight sniggling in this museum and people were looking at me like, what the hell

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is up with that guy?

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I'm just sitting there laughing at these women who get alpha widowed.

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They're chasing Chad couldn't lock them down.

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The whole thing was proving everything we talk about on the show.

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And I was like, you can't mix up.

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And the best part, as if it wasn't already good enough, the best part was there was just

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one older lady who was in my group and they were going to the museum and she would read

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the same stories I was reading while I was sniggling at them.

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She'd be like, oh my goodness, this is terrible.

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How can you do that?

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And I'm just like, I was on your straight laughing because it's comical to me.

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It's the same playbook.

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Every single time he was controlling, I loved him and wasn't enough.

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I tried blah blah blah.

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It's the same garbage every single time.

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And like I said, this wasn't just Croatia.

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This wasn't just in the US.

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This was across the world.

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Different people, different languages, different cultures, different situations.

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It happened every single time.

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My friends, this to me was a huge encouragement.

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Not in the feed, the fantasy.

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We've all been fed that.

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Oh, you find that love that lasts forever.

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No, I'm talking about who it fed me the red pill again.

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And I was like, good, good, I was right again.

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I was right.

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Yeah, I walked in there and I said, you know what, there'll probably be a couple where

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I was like, yeah, I saw it coming.

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Yeah, telegraphed it.

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Yeah, she got alpha widowed.

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Yeah, she's chasing Chad.

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Yeah, she tried to convert Pookie.

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Yeah, she ran to Ray Ray didn't work out.

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But that's all it was.

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Now you had a couple sprinkles in there, like my mom and my dad.

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And, you know, I lost contact with them.

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They drifted, you know, they left.

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They went to war, never came back type stuff.

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But there were so many stories about women who get

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an alpha widowed chasing Chad and Chad had five girlfriends

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and cheated on her.

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Like it's the same crap we see on TikTok every single day.

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This is back in like the 1910s, the 1920s, 1960s.

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Like this is not new, gentlemen.

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This whole playbook that women have, it's not new.

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And it's all around the world.

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It's always been my bucket.

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One story that stood out to me that I wanted to share with you

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guys on the show today, that proved to you that they have

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the same handbook around the world when it comes to what they do.

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There was this one woman, her little like item that she had

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to show her story was a ticket to a Mexican soccer game.

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And the story goes that she was in love with the neighbor boy.

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The neighbor boy was apparently like Chad Rhone, super hot, kind of edgy,

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but he was a hot guy, all the girls wanted him.

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So did she.

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She was a neighbor girl, you know, girl next door type.

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She wanted to get with him for years and years.

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And eventually she got with him.

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She got pregnant.

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He wifeed her up.

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And then he and then they had two kids and then he dipped.

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And then after he dipped, she got married to the step dummy.

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And then the kids grew up to look like the dad.

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And she was thinking, oh, my gosh, they remind me of those of him.

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Oh, I miss him so much.

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And I'm never going to get over him.

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That's the whole story.

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And I thought to myself, my God, who is the gump who married this woman?

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Who in the world did this?

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And then my second thought was, my God, you know, how many men are

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in that situation right now, except their wife stopped writing

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the letter and sending it into a museum, putting his ass on blast,

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making them look like a straight cock and a goofy.

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Guys, do you know how many of you fit in that category?

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Not even like take the kids out for two seconds.

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Let's put the kids out of the situation.

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How many of you do you think your girlfriend is not over Chad?

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Not over Tyrone.

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Pookie is she still dreaming about Pookie's shlong.

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She's still dreaming about Ray Ray and how he made her feel.

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Guys, this is what I'm talking about.

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This is what we this is a bread and butter on the show.

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We talk about how as much as we love to just throw caution to the

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wind and get married, we know better.

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We know better because we're going to end up like these dudes.

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And I told myself, I gotta talk about this today.

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I don't have a lot of time. Internet sucks.

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Microphones not ideal.

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I don't have my sound effects.

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I don't have my camera.

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I don't have any of my stuff.

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But I said, you know what?

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This message is going to be heard by the loyal listeners of the show

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who need encouragement, who need to hear this.

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And guys, this is a actual museum that has received awards

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from the from the European Union.

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Like this is so like.

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Like Back Road Country Hillbilly Museum.

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No, this is a museum that isn't internationally known.

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So what I tell you that the playbook is universal.

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Gentlemen, the playbook is universal.

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The women have the same playbook.

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It's all there.

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We think it's just us in America.

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Oh, no.

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Oh, no, it's not.

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It's everywhere.

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And my friends, I wanted to I know this might seem depressing,

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but I was actually hoping and would encourage you.

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Because I know a lot of us, we get depressed.

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As much as we don't want to admit it, we get sad.

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I know some of you are going through a divorce right now.

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I can't imagine where it's like to go through a disgusting divorce.

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The person that you said vows to and that you might probably have children with.

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Like that's just it's sick.

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It makes me sick.

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Sick, it makes me sick.

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It's disgusting.

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But guess what?

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You're still going through it.

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You're stronger than me.

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I'll tell you that right now.

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But my friends, the reason I really wanted to discuss this is because we've all

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had this secret hidden desire every once in a while, especially early on in our

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journey through what we call the red pill, the understanding of reality where we

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said, you know what?

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If the so-called right woman, you know, that classic garbage line that every

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normie will give you, oh, just find the right one as if you know you're looking

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for the wrong one to show you how logical and brilliant they are.

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But to find the right one and you want to make it work, gentlemen, let me tell you

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something, there's actually a girl I know who in my in the last remnants of the

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fantasy world that I have left that is on life support, if anything, I still have

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fleeting thoughts here and there where I'm like, you know what?

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Maybe she's different.

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And then immediately I say to myself, what the fuck is wrong with you?

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You know, that's not true.

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You just know her since you were a kid.

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So you think she might be different.

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And the answer is no.

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No, she's just different hiding it like everybody else because that is how the world works.

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And do I like it?

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Well, that's not an important question.

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Who cares about whether I like it?

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Who cares about whether you like it?

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What matters is if it's real.

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What matters is if it affects you and the answer to both is yes.

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In the same way that this museum showcased to me that the passport bros have

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a idea that's respectable, but at the same time, they're still trying to avoid

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the basic reality that women are women, men are men.

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And Esther Vilar was right when she said that what but money can bind a woman to a man.

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That was a woman who wrote that, by the way.

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What but money can bind a woman to a man?

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The humbling statement, isn't it?

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But my friends, when I talk about they all have the same playbook, they have the same playbook.

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I told you, it was all around the world.

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These stories came in.

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And every time.

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There was no accountability.

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It was somebody else's fault.

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They kept chasing Chad.

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And then they want to make it seem like all men are like that.

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And no, they are not.

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Jeremy, we see it on tech talk every day.

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I have now seen it in the museum.

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To me, that was a big moment because I realized that I was right, that the guys

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from the students community were right.

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We've always been right.

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But the people who want to come on our channel and question us, the people who want to come

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in our life and tell us to work, we're weirdos, we're bitter, we're hurt, we're damaged,

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we're no good, we're in cells.

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No, we're not in cells.

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We're intelligent, we're insightful.

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We're not in cells.

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We're insightful.

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We see things for how they are.

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And I have yet to meet a guy who is under the umbrella of Migtow, who is

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the idol who cannot get laid.

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I don't guys run mock mode who are choosing to go without.

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But the part of the end means you're involuntarily.

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I have met a couple guys in my life who fall in that category, but they're not Red Pill.

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They're not guides who have accepted reality.

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They're still trying to sip their way to success.

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And I I'm not here.

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I'm not I'm not a a megachurch pastor.

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I'm not here to convert people.

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You can't convert people to the Red Pill.

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You can't convert people to Migtow.

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You can't convert people to see reality.

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They're going to have to take the suppository, shout out to Joker from Better

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Bachelors, you're going to have to take the suppository and then you're going to learn.

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And even my friends and as well as I, we learn the hard way and we're ready to take

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that step and we have we got to continue taking new steps forward toward the future

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that we want. For me, it's being a biblical bachelor.

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But maybe but I don't know what it is for you.

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Maybe it's the same as me.

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Maybe it's the complete opposite.

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I don't know what it is for you.

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That's for you to decide.

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But my friends, I wanted to I know this is going to be a little shorter.

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I know this isn't what you normally do on the show, but I really wanted to tell you

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all get to give you all some infuel receipts here.

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And I took some I took some pictures as soon as I get back to the States.

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I'll take a montage of all the pictures I've taken on this trip and I'll show it

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all to you and show that I'm not just making this up.

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I'm not making this stuff up for a fact.

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But my friends, you take care of yourselves.

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Let me know what you think.

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Let me know if you live this place up or how if you've been here before.

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Let me know. I'd love to hear about it.

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Take care of yourselves.

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Think for yourself.

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Please do not be a normie and let other people do the thinking for you.

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Napoleon Hill was right when he said that the devil loves the idle mind.

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For when he allows you allow him to do the thinking for you,

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he's more than happy to do it because you'll do nothing.

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My friends, you take care of yourselves.

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Think for yourself.

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Get out there and find something you care about for God's sakes.

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That's what I recommend anyway.

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All right, my friends, I'm out of here.

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I got to get to sleep.

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I got a long day tomorrow.

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I'll let you guys know what happens as this trip continues to unfold.

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But you take care.

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I'm out. Peace.