This guy here did my prenup! My wife and I were very happy with his work, 10/10 would recommend hiring him

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Watched this dude on another pod too. He’s level headed and hilarious haha. Gotta buy this man a drink if I ever run into him in the city haha. Great camp sesh !

Vibing💅

I'm seeing this play out in my life 💔 He doesn't make me happy anymore 💔 He betrayed me one too many times and he's a porn addict

My parents are 70+ years old ,married 45 years, they super happy now. The caveat: they hated each other, resented each for for 30 years or more.. and that's how it is for most people , if you survived hell for 40 years, at some point it would be good.

It's not rare across the board. It's very rare in some cultures and very common in other cultures.

@@gorkyd7912 True

@@cuzIjust It's not worth it.

@@gorkyd7912 It's rare across the board.

Good to see you here Jonathan! - WanderingDoc

Your views completely contradict his, you understand that, right?

@@RommyAlifunny enough, you don’t understand anything

I agree, I want to see him interview Putin!

Spiritual people have answer. They say the greatest danger for marriage is "money and success" Because young couple, may earrn small money, but it doesnt distract them much emotionally because their first priority is love and having each other, being grateful for each other etc But later when both of them gain money and success and get better jobs, get better position. it can create a danger for the relationship because "the money and success" is slowly replacing the love, if you allow it. The love was previously the priority number one, and the money and success was priority number two. So it was very easy to experience love and support. But as the money and success grew, it became priority number one and love became priority number two. So people have to do nothing, but be aware of this danger, and never allow success or lack of time to destroy the family unit, but overgrow it, with some healthy choices and go on vacation or doing sports together etc and support each others success, by saying I like your harmonic relationship with colleagues, or that the relationships improved with your common effort, and I like the harmonic environment. It´s a dream life etc. I am glad you had good time etc. It´s not hard to understand the math of the 1. grade of elementary school. :) Yet people still have problem to understand it. But if they understand basic math, they will understand also this concept and therefore it gives them the opportunity to not blame the partner for it, but prevent it.

Spiritual people have answer. They say the greatest danger for marriage is "money and success" Because young couple, may earrn small money, but it doesnt distract them much emotionally because their first priority is love and having each other, being grateful for each other etc But later when both of them gain money and success and get better jobs, get better position. it can create a danger for the relationship because "the money and success" is slowly replacing the love, if you allow it. The love was previously the priority number one, and the money and success was priority number two. So it was very easy to experience love and support. But as the money and success grew, it became priority number one and love became priority number two. So people have to do nothing, but be aware of this danger, and never allow success or lack of time to destroy the family unit, but overgrow it, with some healthy choices and go on vacation or doing sports together etc and support each others success, by saying I like your harmonic relationship with colleagues, or that the relationships improved with your common effort, and I like the harmonic environment. It´s a dream life etc. I am glad you had good time etc. If you start value more your success and money, than your partner´s love, and gratitude and the love from your famly....then it means you put money and material things on pedestal, or that you both put money on pedestal. It´s not hard to understand the math of the 1. grade of elementary school. :) Yet people still have problem to understand it. But if they understand basic math, they will understand also this concept and therefore it gives them the opportunity to not blame the partner for it, but prevent it.

Mrs. McCooey, who recently died, was divorced from 50 until she died at 90.

In all honestly u probably aren’t gonna live until 90 lol.. Average lifespan for a guy is 76

What is it that costs so much ??? I thought things were just split 5050 and that was it ??

@@user-dm9jw4un8llawyer fees. That’s why this guy advocates for a prenup. Pay the lawyers first and figure out what would happen if you divorce, instead of a drawn out divorce with lawyers on payroll.

We can’t base our decision based off what you went through. If you had a real one both would have held shit down. Two tales of the story, I’m sure you did messed up stuff

​@@Liljay82ndlifer He didn't take the roof from over her head at least😂

@@user-dm9jw4un8l lawyer fees back and forth kid custody back and forth aka more lawyers involved that charge 100 bucks to read your e-mail.

"I only went for this,when I made real money " you are male or female?

Very cool.

This is my third interview, and I just found out about him last week. I didn’t know about this channel before, but it’s the one I liked the most because of the insightful questions from the interviewer.

He is expensive in every possible way. You might not want to have that experience.

Millenials werent being told 25, they were told 30. I'm Gen X, ahd maybe 25 was a goal.

@@GUITARTIME2024 that’s your opinion, I heard different and so did many of my friends.

​@@GordoDustinSorry to hear bro. Just take time off work and do some traveling in Turkey, Japan, Iran, China, Peru, Vietnam or the Philippines. You'll come back with a traditional wife, who'll love and respect you. Edit. I think the only European country with a relatively low divorce rate is Romania

And there was a woman who agreed to have kids with a felon ? Good luck to her…

@@karo1922 A felon I am, but that's only a part of my past. Right now today, I just broke seven figures, own a business, a condo, a house with acreage, and two bmws. I legally own firearms. I coach youth basketball for my son's league because I played in college. I'd say luck is on her side seeing as we're only 31. I've had a great comeback. My entire family is proud of me. And I have lots more to do. How's your life going? Future looks bright for me! 😎

@@lucidethos not really convinced about her luck, let’s see in 10 years when you are around 40 ;)

@@karo1922 yeah I'm sure you're not a loser 😭

@@lucidethos uff, glad you are sure 👌

Why do people say drift apart like they had no control? I’m so sorry your son died. I have a son and I don’t know how I’d cope. But why couldn’t you grieve together and find a new normal together. Did you blame each other or were you just a reminder of what you lost?

Until you meet me lol

You goin to that Tech Window Camp brah?

Glad to see you watch James Sexton. You guys are one of the few I follow on youtube

How'd it go lol

Spiritual people have answer. They say the greatest danger for marriage is "money and success" Because young couple, may earrn small money, but it doesnt distract them much emotionally because their first priority is love and having each other, being grateful for each other etc But later when both of them gain money and success and get better jobs, get better position. it can create a danger for the relationship because "the money and success" is slowly replacing the love, if you allow it. The love was previously the priority number one, and the money and success was priority number two. So it was very easy to experience love and support. But as the money and success grew, it became priority number one and love became priority number two. So people have to do nothing, but be aware of this danger, and never allow success or lack of time to destroy the family unit, but overgrow it, with some healthy choices and go on vacation or doing sports together etc and support each others success, by saying I like your harmonic relationship with colleagues, or that the relationships improved with your common effort, and I like the harmonic environment. It´s a dream life etc. I am glad you had good time etc. If you start value more your success and money, than your partner´s love, and gratitude and the love from your famly....then it means you put money and material things on pedestal, or that you both put money on pedestal. It´s not hard to understand the math of the 1. grade of elementary school. :) Yet people still have problem to understand it. But if they understand basic math, they will understand also this concept and therefore it gives them the opportunity to not blame the partner for it, but prevent it.

Oh no. Did you?

Awesome, let your next girlfriend know right out the gate "any unnecessary drama, manipulation or s3xless-nights and I'm GONE!!!" 😠 *drizzle drizzle

plan it smartly...dont fall for the manipulation tactics they are great at...wish you the best

100% agree!

No he can't. Not because he isn't as talented, but bc Joe does UFC stuff and that really helps to boost his global exposure. People watch the UFC all over the world.

Sadly Numbers don’t lie😮😮

Better to spend $3000 on prenup than $300,000 on attorney fees😂😂😂

HAPPY WIFE HAPPY LIFE 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪

I think the issue is that you’re misunderstanding his meaning because he’s using sarcasm. James Sexton has talked about this in enough interviews that I’ve heard him say it a bit more clearly so I know he’s meaning that society is doing that cost benefit analysis and they’re the ones saying “so you should buy a ticket”, *he’s not saying you actually should*. He’s speaking from the POV of the societal narrative, not giving personal or professional advice as himself lol Basically, you’re using “happily married” in the sense of what people claim they are rather than what they actually are. He’s using it to mean the ideal of marriage that we prop up societally that people buy into, regardless of that ideal being fiction. Nobody wants to win an unhappy marriage where they’re pretending and performing a happy married life for the masses. No one is buying a ticket hoping for that outcome. He’s referring to the ideal that people are buying a ticket hoping to achieve and he’s referring to how the average person does the cost benefit analysis of marriage, not what you should actually do. And based on that ideal, it’s worth it for many people to take the gamble. The issue with that lies in the fact that you don’t actually have to get married in order to gamble on that ticket (love, companionship, mutual respect, sexual passion, etc). Which is exactly what James Sexton is saying, and has said in all of his other interviews. Hence why he asks “what is the problem to which marriage is the solution”. Because that problem doesn’t exist. There’s not really any reason, outside of some legal financial benefits for some people, to make your boyfriend your husband or to make your girlfriend your wife. The bigger issue is that they’re buying a ticket hoping for an outcome that, as far as I can tell, doesn’t actually exist at all. Don’t get me wrong, there are successful marriages where people have good relationships. But the ideal that’s put forth in media is one in which you’re in the honeymoon phase for the whole relationship, your real life never interferes with your relationship, and you’re never unhappy about anything ever because your marriage magically acts as a balm to all of life’s stresses and tragedies. In reality, even if you love your spouse wholeheartedly and that never stops, even if you don’t come to resent or hate them, even if there’s no infidelity, no abuse, even if you respect them and like them until the very end, there will still be highs and lows in your life as a whole and in your marriage and there will be times when you fight and times when you can’t stand each other and times when your life itself makes you unhappy, wholly separate from your spouse (whether it’s financial issues, a job you hate or just the fact that you have to work your life away at all, political unrest, family drama, or whatever else). In reality, marriage was meant to be a soulless, passionless legal contract. And in that respect, it’s amazing at what it does. It’s great for political pairings in monarchies or for 1800s couples whose relationship was a business transaction wherein a man was buying a maid and a woman was buying financial security because she couldn’t legally work. It isn’t very good or very necessary for anything beyond that.

Marriage is a traditional religious agreement that makes sense within a culture that respects and supports it. Everyone else: don't get married. Never marry someone who doesn't actually belong to and espouse a culture and tradition that respects marriage beyond the base legal contract.

His stand up is just as great as you think it is. Mark is the man

So much of marriage for the young woman has absolutely nothing to do with the person she is marrying. Unfortunately things like looking her prettiest in her wedding dress or having a daddy/daughter dance are so central to a woman's being that actually finding the right partner is in many cases not prioritized. I know a girl for example who got married young simply because she wanted to get married before her dad passed away. Sad stuff (and I don't know how her marriage has turned out) but for many it is nothing short of inconceivable to not have one's father "give her daughter away" at the wedding.

😂🤣😂😂👍👍 like two old grannies