Oct 5, 2026 · 58 min · 12 segments
Steve is on vacation, so Jack and Dillon try something new: reacting to Jubilee's What Makes a Real Man debate. Fifty men argued over whether society needs more tradwives or girlbosses, whether men…
Putting women in, in the workplace is actually a failed feminist movement which minimized wages for men.
Facts.
And then it gave the government free control over the children, uh, right, through a public education system, and I think that that's also why we have a lack of masculinity in society.
Facts.
So.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, I mean-
So there's three claims there.
We were just talking about this the other day.
Rachel's like, "I don't understand," and this is no shade to, uh, individuals making a decision to put their kid in public school, but it's more an issue with the system where it's like how did we end up in a system where in America, sure, we're the wealthiest, you know, nation there is, but we have to send our kids away to the government-
Mm-hmm
... for six hours a day for their 18 precious years of life that we get to shape, mentor, and mold them.
Yeah.
And we have to do it because the cost of living in America to live a lifestyle, a certain lifestyle, you have to-
Super high
... keep up with the Joneses, all of that.
So typically you need two parents to work.
Yep.
And the irony there is daycare is so expensive that-
Yeah
...
in many cases, probably most people that have their kids in daycare aren't making enough to justify their k- sending their kids to daycare.
Yeah.
Putting women in, in the workplace is actually a failed feminist movement which minimized wages for men.
Facts.
And then it gave the government free control over the children, uh, right, through a public education system, and I think that that's also why we have a lack of masculinity in society.
Facts.
So.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, I mean-
So there's three claims there.
We were just talking about this the other day.
Rachel's like, "I don't understand," and this is no shade to, uh, individuals making a decision to put their kid in public school, but it's more an issue with the system where it's like how did we end up in a system where in America, sure, we're the wealthiest, you know, nation there is, but we have to send our kids away to the government-
Mm-hmm
... for six hours a day for their 18 precious years of life that we get to shape, mentor, and mold them.
Yeah.
And we have to do it because the cost of living in America to live a lifestyle, a certain lifestyle, you have to-
Super high
... keep up with the Joneses, all of that.
So typically you need two parents to work.
Yep.
And the irony there is daycare is so expensive that-
Yeah
...
in many cases, probably most people that have their kids in daycare aren't making enough to justify their k- sending their kids to daycare.
Yeah.
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