Episode 126: Book Club - Why Women Deserve Less pt11

<p>&quot;Well, all I hear is, &quot;Patience&quot;<br/>All I have are missed bank payments<br/>I can&apos;t keep my head above the nonsense<br/><b>This ain&apos;t gonna make me famous<br/></b>But I can&apos;t eat off this paycheck<br/><b>My dreams are quick-dryin&apos; cement<br/>Slippin&apos; through the tips of my fingers<br/></b>Fill my pockets<br/>Cannonball into the black when I hear you say<br/><br/>[Chorus]<br/>&quot;It won&apos;t be this bleak forever&quot; (Yeah right)<br/>&quot;It won&apos;t be this bleak forever&quot; (And I hope you&apos;re right)<br/>&quot;It won&apos;t be this bleak forever&quot; (Have you seen me lately?)<br/>&quot;It won&apos;t be this bleak forever&quot; (Yeah right)<br/><br/><a href='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOJ8Tdoi1LU&amp;ab_channel=PureNoiseRecords'>Spanish Love Songs -Self-Destruction as a Sensible Life Choice.</a> (Deep DTG lore - friend of the show Rj makes an appearance in this music video). For more media about people feeling like they&apos;re wasting their life by doing things they enjoy, check out the last 10 episodes of this multi-past book series! <br/><br/>We&apos;re nearing the end of chapter 6 and Aaron just starts getting super sloppy. In this part he argues that men should never get married due to most women thinking of marriage only as a status symbol like a handbag (?),  that one can prove all women are vapid and materialistic because of one scene in the 1999 movie American Beauty (which starred absolutely no weird sex-pervert actors and had absolutely no weird messages about contemporary masculinity), that one can prove women have no long-term interest in marriage by how they sometimes have less sex with their husbands after pregnancy (???), and that women are unfairly shown deference in all societies. Joel also did a journalism and found one of Aaron&apos;s blogs where he kind of gave away the end-goal of his belief system, denying non-tax-payers the right to vote or participate in democracy. Cool stuff. As usual, we debunk, but boy, our hearts are ge