Patrice O'Neil Says THIS About Relationships — Transcript
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- 0:01The only way a relationship could could
- 0:03survive is if your girl looks at you
- 0:06like you're better
- 0:08>> than her. And I don't know how to
- 0:10explain that to make people not mad
- 0:12about it. If she looks at you like, man,
- 0:14this dude is better than me, the
- 0:15relationship's going to work cuz she's
- 0:17going to be always always be trying to
- 0:19make you equal or bring you down. So, if
- 0:22you don't let her bring you down, she's
- 0:24going to love you forever. She she hates
- 0:26how much she's in love with you. Your
- 0:28woman hates you. you're in a good
- 0:30relationship cuz she really don't hate
- 0:31you. She just hates how much she loves
- 0:33you cuz she it it makes her not focus.
- 0:36Like getting a woman is our job. Getting
- 0:37a woman is hard for us. Getting her is
- 0:39hard. Now, keeping her is not hard. But
- 0:41but getting a man is easy for a woman,
- 0:44but keeping a man is hard cuz cuz they
- 0:47think they didn't really they don't
- 0:49their keeping skills aren't sharp. I
- 0:53think the only way a relationship
- 0:54>> forwarding great message
- 0:59>> that's what that that was uh
- 1:01>> that was uh uh one of the uh
- 1:05the comments right in the comment
- 1:07section. Yeah.
- 1:10>> Uh Corey Cool,
- 1:13>> what was one of your first thoughts on
- 1:14on this?
- 1:15>> Uh it was a lot
- 1:17that was a lot to digest.
- 1:20Um,
- 1:23what do I think about it? I don't know.
- 1:25More so than he's better than me. You
- 1:29know, I don't know. You do have to fight
- 1:30for a level. Not fightful, but there's a
- 1:32level of respect that you want her to
- 1:35have for you. You know what I'm saying?
- 1:37I'm I'm going to choose that word
- 1:39instead of she's, you know, he's better
- 1:41than me. No, but I think it should be a
- 1:43level of respect, a level of, yo, this
- 1:45dude could hold it down.
- 1:47>> Yeah.
- 1:47>> Things get rocky. I know. He'll figure
- 1:50it out or he can do it.
- 1:52>> One of the two things, right? Either he
- 1:53can fix it right here or he'll figure
- 1:55out how to get it fixed.
- 1:57>> Exactly. Right.
- 1:58>> I think that is
- 2:01the way I would look at it. You know, I
- 2:03love Patrice. God bless him, man. You
- 2:04know, he's one of the great comedians,
- 2:06so I'll never take anything from him.
- 2:08The last part
- 2:10>> when he spoke about was that
- 2:13>> uh woman is hard to get, easy to keep.
- 2:15Man is easy to get, hard to keep. Right.
- 2:18That's how he phrased it.
- 2:20>> That's exactly what he said.
- 2:22>> Um,
- 2:24yeah.
- 2:25Yeah, I get it. Cuz if you can bag
- 2:28shorty, then,
- 2:30>> you know, you could, you know, just
- 2:31don't do nothing too foul. You know what
- 2:34I'm saying? You could
- 2:35>> your odds are good.
- 2:38You know what I mean? But I don't know
- 2:39cuz this is kind of the same reverse. If
- 2:41if if it
- 2:43>> the guys easy to get. Yeah. I'm sure
- 2:45we're not not that we're not that hard
- 2:47to get ran you know what I mean to get
- 2:48ran down.
- 2:49>> Yeah. Men are hard to keep though for
- 2:50women.
- 2:52>> Yeah. But I wonder
- 2:53>> Well, they give us that great prize
- 2:55early in the relationship, right? Sex.
- 2:58>> Mhm.
- 2:58>> And I feel like that's what keep means.
- 3:00I think the denotation mark of keep is
- 3:03sex.
- 3:04>> Once you have sex, that's when you kind
- 3:06of like are that's when the tables shift
- 3:10cuz that's the gift that they have for
- 3:11us is that nookie. You know what I mean?
- 3:14needed that cookie.
- 3:15>> Yeah.
- 3:15>> And once they give it to us, it's like a
- 3:18lot of things are off the table. But now
- 3:22they have to keep us interested and that
- 3:24they keep us coming back to the cookie
- 3:26shop. You know what I mean?
- 3:27>> Mhm.
- 3:27>> To their cookie shop, you know?
- 3:29>> And I almost think it's the other stuff
- 3:31from there, the intangibles.
- 3:34>> That's what's going to keep us coming
- 3:35back.
- 3:36>> Yeah. You know, how comfortable the guy
- 3:39feels around can he trust as well,
- 3:42right? Can I trust you with certain
- 3:43things? It might, you know,
- 3:44>> yeah,
- 3:45>> guys may put you through the ringer a
- 3:46little bit more.
- 3:47>> So, that's a difference.
- 3:49>> It's whether or not a woman can be
- 3:52>> okay with getting put through the
- 3:53ringer.
- 3:55>> By accident, you know, guys, things we
- 3:57do by accident.
- 3:58>> Yeah.
- 3:58>> A lot of cookie shops open, yo.
- 4:00>> Yeah. You know,
- 4:03>> what you think?
- 4:05>> Um, bring us home. No, I think he was I
- 4:07think he was
- 4:10I think he was, you know, pretty on
- 4:11point with what he was saying,
- 4:12>> right?
- 4:13>> Um
- 4:15yeah, I I I I kind of agree with Cordo.
- 4:18It's like the wording or even the
- 4:20comment that was said.
- 4:21>> Um the wording of it, it sounds bad, but
- 4:26it makes sense. You know, people will
- 4:27get triggered by the wording, but you
- 4:29know, it makes it it it makes sense or
- 4:31whatever.
- 4:32>> He's also a great comedian, so you know,
- 4:34you know.
- 4:34>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
- 4:37>> Comedic edge at the same at the same
- 4:39time.
- 4:39>> Yeah. Cuz
- 4:41she if if you're going to be in a
- 4:43woman's life and you're supposed to kind
- 4:45of lead her in a sense, she does have to
- 4:49she has to think that you're good enough
- 4:51or better, you know, or at certain
- 4:54things to lead her. You know what I
- 4:57mean? So
- 5:00women women value security, right? And
- 5:04the same way they would look at their
- 5:07pops
- 5:09and feel safe with their pops around
- 5:11them.
- 5:12>> Yeah.
- 5:12>> Is the same way they got to look at you
- 5:14in a sense.
- 5:16>> That makes sense.
- 5:16>> Can I side Can I ask a hypothetical
- 5:19question here?
- 5:20>> Absolutely.
- 5:20>> Yeah.
- 5:24Is it possible that some
- 5:28women, this is just a hypothetical
- 5:29question,
- 5:32>> maybe aren't even so worried about you
- 5:34leading,
- 5:36but like being a consistent
- 5:41I don't want to use the word like
- 5:42cleaner upper, but like
- 5:46I don't know, the the person that could
- 5:48execute. Maybe not necessarily so much
- 5:50leading, but being an executor.
- 5:53>> Yeah.
- 5:54>> Do you think that some women may be like
- 5:57in the market for that, but just don't
- 5:59know how to like necessarily say that
- 6:02>> cuz you can lead like you lead somebody
- 6:04with conviction into the ground.
- 6:06>> No. All right. So, when when I when I
- 6:09when I say that too,
- 6:12>> I said this on a previous show that
- 6:14women are not decisive,
- 6:17>> right? they could have everything else
- 6:20going for themselves, right? But then if
- 6:23you get, you know, if you get a dude in
- 6:26the mix, like a a woman will have
- 6:30five different ideas of what she wants
- 6:32to do, right? But a man may come in and
- 6:35be like, "Nah, you should do this."
- 6:37Right? And then since that's that's
- 6:39leading her, that's leading in a sense,
- 6:41right? Let's just say you you got a
- 6:43chick that that has it all going on for
- 6:45herself. And I said like, yo, a woman
- 6:48could have this, this, that, and the
- 6:49third. She could have the house, the
- 6:52car, the money, all that [ __ ] right?
- 6:54But then when it comes down to other
- 6:55stuff in life doing more than that, you
- 6:59know what I mean? Um,
- 7:02she may need that that validation. Like
- 7:05normally
- 7:07even well, in relationships,
- 7:10women validate men, men validate women.
- 7:13You know what I to it's like that last
- 7:16box you got to check to be like, "Yo,
- 7:18what do you think about this?" "Yeah,
- 7:19yeah, you should do it. All right, I'mma
- 7:21do it." You know what I mean?
- 7:22>> And
- 7:24I think there's mad [ __ ] in life,
- 7:26specifically, you know, for women that
- 7:29they don't really want to deal with that
- 7:30men kind of
- 7:33they might be a little bit better at it.
- 7:35You know what I mean? Um,
- 7:38and sometimes when it in the reverse
- 7:40with a man, he may we're we're more
- 7:44prone to be like, "Yo, I'm doing this
- 7:46[ __ ]
- 7:48I got to see if my wife is okay with it,
- 7:50but I'm doing it right." And women might
- 7:52be like, "Should I do this?" And I think
- 7:55that's the difference in we the way we
- 7:58go about [ __ ] Men already know, "I'm
- 8:00going to do it. I just got to make sure
- 8:02my lady says it's okay for me to do it."
- 8:04Yeah.
- 8:04>> And women be like, "Yo, should I do
- 8:06this?" Like, "Yeah, you should do that."
- 8:08>> Yeah. That's a good observation.
- 8:10>> It's just It's about the decisiveness.
- 8:12>> Yeah.
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