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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the sheep get sheared podcast. I'm your host Austin

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Creed. I'm still on the road, my friends. I'm having all kinds of ideas today. You know,

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I don't know why, but I always feel I need to tell you guys why what stirs me to do certain

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shows, especially when I'm on the road and I got nothing but the open road speed limit

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lines, license plates, trucks and the wide open, you know, wilderness in front of me.

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But my friends, I was just listening to some music and I'll admit to you guys something

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that I don't think I've admitted before. I enjoy myself a little bit of anime here and

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there, not like the weird weeb crap that a lot of people stereotypically associate with

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the Japanese cartoon genre. But in general, I enjoy different types of medium of entertainment,

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media and etc. And as I'm listening to some of the like the commentary and some of the

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songs and whatnot, because I've a certain appreciation for Japanese culture, not just

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the entertainment culture, but the Japanese history and etc. And I think history is something

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that you either understand or you repeat, frankly. But I digress. I want to discuss

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with you guys that got me down this train road of hypergamy. Now, my friends, I find

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it very funny. What I not only is it like Japanese cartoons, but also you look at a

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lot of stuff on Netflix, Hulu, stuff like that, where there's always a protagonist,

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right? And the protagonist is usually somebody who goes from being a zero to a hero. They

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go from being nobody or they were somebody that they lost and then they have to get it

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back again. And it got me down this train road of hypergamy because there's always the

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guy that gets the girl, right? Or a lot of modern ones is the girl who gets the lesbian.

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But in other words, that's not pointy. Point is, I was going down this train road of hypergamy.

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I thought to myself, there are so many people who don't understand how hypergamy works.

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They don't understand how it actually extremely benefits men. And a lot of people realize

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hypergamy exists without even realizing it. They might explain it through micro evolution,

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through eugenics, through the laws of attraction. It could be any number of ways you could explain

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this. But essentially, the train, I was just going down this train road of these protagonists

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that I was thinking about in my mind, whether they be cartoons, whether they be historical

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figures, whether they be, you know, traditional media examples of books, TV shows, movies,

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you name it. And I thought to myself, people miss out. Like there's some very apparent

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obvious themes that you could see that like, oh, and kind of like how they used to do back

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in the cartoons like I used to watch as a kid. And they say, you know, what did you learn

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today at the end of the episode, you know, like Dora the Explorer type of cartoons where

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they like, well, is the lesson you learned from this episode type of thing. And I think

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a lot of people could learn a lot from just consuming entertainment a lot, much less real

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life, real life was all another thing. But even you could see a lot of red pill talking

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points with in traditional media without even realizing it because you're you're looking

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for you pay attention to what they're what they imply, what they're insinuating and not

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just explicitly telling you. For example, you look at the guy more often than not, it's

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a guy who is the protagonist, let's be honest. And then more often than not, that guy goes

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from like I said, to a zero to a hero. And you think, oh, it's because he went through

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this journey, he's a nice guy, or he's trying to get over his past or whatever, whatever

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cliche that people tend to use today, because a lot of publishers, a lot of popular producers

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in Hollywood and the entertainment industry in general, they tend to reuse old hot ideas.

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They tend to shy away from things that are too controversial or too original, in my opinion.

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And so what you do is you see the prince, for example, let's take Disney, most notorious

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example of everything that is ruining the relationships today. Well, let's go to let's

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go to the Mickey Mouse. Let's go to the House of Mouse. And let's say you look at, for example,

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the prince, right, we could take Aladdin, you could take Prince Charming, you could take

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Prince Eric, you could take all these guys, right? And you would be forgiven for thinking

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back in the day that, oh, they got the girl because they were good guys and they care

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about them. And they were nice and they were appreciative and they went out of the way

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to be nice and caring and romantic and all these things. And when in reality, it's that's

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not actually how it works. When in love guys were romantic and stuff like that. That's true.

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However, karma, you have to be Chad for them. They want Chad to do that. Who's Chad? The

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popular handsome rich guy. That's who they want to do those things. Then I forget the

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bench. The fact that all those guys were princes. They were royalty. They had status. They had

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power. They had money. Oh, they left that part out though. See, here's the thing, guys.

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I don't care if you watch Japanese cartoons like I do every once in a while, and it's

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some dude who gets reincarnated and becomes some OP protagonist, or you watch Disney and

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you think about these Disney princes or you watch. I don't know what people are watching

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today. Some I don't know what people are watching today outside of like you can even take Harry

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Potter. I don't care what example people who have power are the ones who get the girls

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are the ones who get the respect. I know I'm not the only person and I will not be the

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last to discuss topics like this. It was just rolling through my head at rocket speed that

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people are like, Oh, just be a night like let's go back to even examples of how to get money.

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You would go to somebody who's broke. Your uncle Murray, who's broke is a joke who has

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no idea the stock market works. Would you ask him for advice on an on investments? Probably

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not. Would you ask some gump husband who was completely unpacked about marriage? Apparently

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that's what a lot of people do. That's a lot of people do the last their pastor who's

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a complete hand pecked man. They'll ask their their grandpa or their father who's broke.

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There was a mouth fucker. Then they'll look or they'll turn around and be like Austin,

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what you need to do for a successful and real relationship is do the treat or nice do this

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do that and you'll be rewarded and I sit there and I'm like, Oh my God, people are so naive

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man naive. And they want to look at the one of the watch one episode of my show or entity

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or CGA or any of these other guys role to bossy or whoever. No watch one episode of that.

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And then they'll be like, Oh, what's a bird mute sound sexist. And I'm like, Oh, you

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can't see it, but I'm rubbing my all my temple right now. It's so annoying because look,

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guys, the truth is like good medicine. I've told this multiple times in the show throughout

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my life, which has been relatively short compared to other people, I'll admit, but good medicine

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tastes lousy. And for some reason, people will do everything in their power to escape

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taking the one thing that will help cure them of their false reality to help cure them of

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their misconceived notions fed to them by people who stand to gain through their ignorance.

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Over and over again, everywhere I turn, I see it telling men to be romantic towards women,

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telling women to raise the standards on men because some miracle hero Chad guy is out

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there and it doesn't matter who she is, she could be an 18 year old who's a pedigree or

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a baby mama who's 40 and has three baby daddies all and three children, my different men.

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And it doesn't matter. They all assume they want this guy. And then the men assume that

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they're deserving of this woman and the whole thing is disgusting mess. And nobody wants

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to see things for the way that they are, which is at the end of the day, you're not going

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to get 100% of anything that you want in this life necessarily. And what you need to understand

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is once you accept that life sucks, it gets easier. Once you accept the hyperchemy can

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be used to your advantage as a man, you through sexual transmutation through utilizing fulfillment

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over excitement, not broke dating, not getting married, not doing these types of things and

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instead focusing on how you can get what you what you actually want, which is intimacy.

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Don't let anybody fool you, including yourself. Most men and obviously there are going to

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be people who want the companionship. But in general, most dudes, they want the sex and

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plain English, they want the sex, they want the orgasm from the woman. That's it. That's

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what they want. And they're willing to put up with the garbage, the BS and everything

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else to get that from that woman. And a lot of men have a scarcity mindset that use hyperchemy

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against them. And instead of trying to make themselves better, they're just trying to

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make the woman not try to upgrade against on them, which is what she's naturally programmed

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to do via micro evolution via her mother, grandmother, parents, her friends, social

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media, you name it. And so men at all, like my friends, it all comes down to being the

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best option. And I'm sick and tired of people pushing this idea that if you're just a nice

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guy or if you just find the right one, everything's going to work out for you. No, where is it

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written that that's how that works? The same people who will talk to me about how I need

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to go to church and find a good woman. Meanwhile, I grew up in the church and they pretend like

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they don't want to hear that part. I think it was Eric. Shout out to him, Eric, the red

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he's a great, great supporter of the show. He pointed out in the Torah, the whole idea

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of pedigree where back in the old days, you know, when like the law was there instead

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of just people's feelings, they would actually have to hold people accountable. Use the a

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word. Yes, I did. Accountability. For example, a woman couldn't just say I'm deserving of

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the best guy in my town because I have a vagina. No. No. The man had his choice. If

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you was a high enough status of the different pedigree of women, and that still exists now,

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by the way, it's just different. But when people want to bring religion in there to

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hold you and your sexuality hostage as a man, they won't bat an eye at that. But when it

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comes to holding a woman's sexuality hostage and and check, oh, no, that's sexism. You

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can't do that. Gentlemen, all this say do what you want. I recommend that you learn

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this game through experience. I would love it if you could learn it just through listening

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to me. That'd be great. But a lot of people can't do that. So I think it's important

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for us to fully understand where we're coming from. And for you to understand for yourself

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through your own way through your own lens, which will not be the same as mine, we might

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share some of our ideals, we might have some more thoughts and opinions. But then today,

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you're not going to have the same viewpoints. And I'm never going to have the same viewpoints

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as you. We could agree on things which hopefully we do. If not, well, then there was the breaks.

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But when it comes to hypergamy, understand how it works. Understand how the laws of attraction

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work. Understand that you as a man must understand how attraction operates, or you're going

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to be upset, you're going to be angry. And the only thing that's going to happen is frustration,

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resentment, and false promises being made. And we need to do better than that. I love

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the course, you know, we want to be miserable, which I guess you could be if you want. I

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don't see why you would want to be miserable. But I mean, go right ahead. I lived my my life

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up until now being miserable. Same people who talk about money can't buy happiness.

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In fact, your house is an asset type of people, which I mean, there's some kind of certainty

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for that. But at the end of the day, guys, we need to stop taking old hat advice in the

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new modern era. We need to understand that we got to be modern men for the modern times.

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And while it's nice to have ideology of how things should be, what auto, what, you know,

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should have what it could have type of mentality, that only goes so far. That's the way to

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get just so far. And more often than not, it's going to drive you insane. And I think

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it's time that we stop lying to ourselves, especially about women, but also about a wealth,

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about religion, about politics, and we really be early on this with ourselves. And we put

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our biases aside as much as possible. We look at the raw realities of the world that's

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staying us directly in the face. And we decide for ourselves if we're right, if we're wrong,

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or if our viewpoint must be adjusted. I go to the optometrist or the eye doctor for the

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layman's term every so often. And oftentimes my prescription will change because my eyesight

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changes in the same way. I think you should go not to the optometrist per se, but to the

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philosophical, philosophical, I just mean that up. I don't know that I might change

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that later. That's kind of a rough one. But understanding that your philosophical lens

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might change and that's OK. But understanding yourself, your proclivities and challenging

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them is necessary. Sorry for the roads. The roads could have bumped me right here, guys.

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I apologize if it sucks. But anyways, I just I went on that tirade in my mind and I thought

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maybe you, the gentleman, the sheep, get cheered, pod, jazz would appreciate it. If you didn't,

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let me know. I know I know it can be rough to hear this sometimes, but I think it's

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necessary for us to have this discussion in different ways and different formats. It's

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all important. My friends, take care of yourselves, challenge your preconceived notions. Always

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challenge yourself because that's the only way you're going to find the closest, the

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closest viewpoint to the truth that you can. My friends, take care of yourselves. I'm out

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of here. Peace out.