Brett saying “I was talking to my husband about it” is wild, she’s gone so far in the what, 2 years of this channel? Congrats again on the wedding

We need more men like Henry Cavill. Stoic. Reserved. Respectful. Etiquette. True masculinity. A real gentleman and a scholar.

Keanu Reeves is another amazing man, one of the few from my generation. He does not touch women if they want a picture. He allows the picture without touching them, which is so respectful.

Henry Cavill is one of my favorite actors. One of my favorite Henry Cavill stories is when he went to his nephew's school because his nephew was told not to lie that superman was his uncle. And then Superman walked into school. I can only image the surprise faces

What I found really interesting and really appreciated as well; is in an interview Millie Bobby Brown explained that while filming Enola Holmes Henry ensured that they kept to appropriate bonding and discussions given their ages. It struck me then and stayed with me now! He didn’t refuse to interact, he simply kept their interactions appropriate for an older gentleman and a younger woman and kept conversations within the realm of appropriate!

I met him in Sydney 11 years ago at the Man of Steel Premiere. He told me he liked my outfit. He's literally one of the most genuine, Down to Earth, kind people around. Women want him, Men want to be him. I was obese at the time and he inspired me to lose 27kgs in a year. Edit: Thanks for the kind words evryone. Our meeting is mentioned in my very first Pai-lot episode of my channel, 6 years ago. I actually kinda cringe watching myself back then, I was way more left leaning at the time (with a touch of TDS), the curse of being High in Openness. Btw, I'm also the same guy that sent Brett the Understand Myself test she did on her channel. For the last 7 years I've been working on a Vision that's going to eradicate Homelessness, sickness and reform the Global Education System. It will impact billions of lives over the next few generations. Henry Cavill is part of it it, so is Brett, Jordan Peterson, and pretty much the rest of Daily Wire... plus dozens of others from all walks of life, including Wim Hof who I had on my podcast (Podcast Slice playlist). I've been contemplating finally sharing my Vision in Season 2 of the Life of Pai. Should I finally do it?

Henry Cavill used to be one of my top favorite actors, but over the last several years he is my absolute favorite. He seems like a genuinely nice guy. And I love how Guy Ritchie tells of his manners around women. That interview was great! I have watched the whole thing several times. My takeaway was that every man in that cast was up building and complimentary towards each other. But they all sang the virtues of Henry Cavill's work ethic, his personality and his leadership. And he sang theirs as well. Masculine, but not toxic. Confident. Intelligent. Kind.

I’m 8 months pregnant with my first child. It was not planned, I’m a firefighter in the beginning of my career and it was hard to get to this point. Being a Firefighter and the kind of mom I want to be do not mix. It’s not easy for any parent male or female as someone in a first responder job that is 24-72 hour or longer shifts. I’ve decided to embrace being a mom and accepting that I might not be able to be in the fire industry in the same way as before. I do know that I am driven and don’t give up on finding balance and happiness and I know I’ll find a way to a happy medium. I believe in family and want to embrace my next big chapter in my life as a loving present mother.

Henry Cavill is one of the few actors in Hollywood that's liked by both men & women equally. Women wanna be with a man like him & men wanna be like him. Dude is a walking W. He's even a gamer/nerd so that's extra points.

"My husband"🥺i love that for you Brett 😊🎉

Hollywood values should be highlighted more when they uphold traditional values. It's truly wonderful to see someone like Henry Cavill setting an impeccable example of how men can be both strong and respectful.

I went to school and got a career to pass the time while we were waiting to start a family, we had to wait 15 years for our beautiful girl after 9 years of infertility and then 6 years in the adoption process. I hear so many women say they lost themselves and didn't know who they were after kids...I have had the opposite, I found myself, I now feel whole and found my purpose. I love being a mom!!!

Dakota Fanning and her sister have good heads on their shoulders. They were raised right. ❤️

Men with old-fashioned manners like this are wonderful! My grandfather has always asked "ma'am?" instead of "excuse me?" when he doesn't understand what I just said, even when I was a little girl. Yes, I can open my own door, but it is so nice when men choose to do it for me because I am a lady.

My oldest will be 12 this year. it's only been the last few years that when asked what I do, my answer stopped being "I'm just a mom" it took me a long time to own that there is no "just" to being mom. It's my most important job ❤

Henry Cavill is the whole package. Kind & respectful, humble but confident, geeky & handsome. Just getting to know him on a personal basis would be amazing.

can confirm, both me AND my husband love Henry Cavill and think he’s a stud

The ad Segway😂😂

I saw this story on reddit, and people were roasting Cavill in the comments saying chivalry was just a cover for actually abusing women or being exist or whatever. It's really sad that someone being polite and chivalrous to women is considered bad.

I think Henry Cavill and Tom Holland are some of the most genuine and down to Earth men (from what I’ve seen and heard) people in such a toxic industry. I’m glad they have the influence they have and hopefully are inspiring people.

I’ve told the story many times, but my first husband was such a gentleman. We met on a shuttle bus going to the San Francisco VA. I was almost the last person to get on the shuttle and went to the back of the bus and this very handsome tall man got up and gave me his seat. I was impressed and stuck up a conversation with him. Three years latter after I finished college we got married.

She already got married!!! So happy for you Brett!! Wish you the best!!

I also loved when elle fanning said that aurora is strong because she is feminine and wants a family and that’s what strong means to aurora and not necessarily only fighting and being a warrior. There’s power in her femininity ❤

I COULDN’T wait to give up my “girl boss” job (paralegal running my department) to start my family. I got my experience in the corporate world, worked my ass off for 10 years, worked my way up and saved money so I could be a stay at home mom after my first was born when I was 27 (I’m 32 now with 4 kids). My “girl boss” dream wasn’t to be a paralegal it was to be a mom, the paralegal job was the stepping stone to my dream job.

"I was just saying to my husband..." 🙄😘 So cute

So, Henry Cavill as James Bond, let's make this happen.

There's another guy who, not long ago, was the epitome of masculinity. A seven-time world champion in the NFL. Five-time Super Bowl MVP. Three time league MVP. 6'4" Multi-millionaire. One of the greatest athletes who ever lived. Wasn't good enough. His wife left him.

Henry is legit an excellent role model not just for how he treats women but himself as well. He's honest and genuine. Courteous and willing to find middle ground without compromising his beliefs. Not just an exemplar of masculinity but of conviction as well. We could all stand to learn from people like him as well as the actresses mentioned and present in this video. Be polite and respectful yet unflinching in your morals. Strength of character is built upon a strong moral foundation. Without it we become fickle, meek and devoid of direction and purpose. Remember that.

Watching him struggle (kind of) through his first solo PC build made him my absolute favorite. I could see myself in him when I built my first pc. Loved the genuine "what the hell am I doing" 70% of the build.

Henry Cavill is awesome!!!! Congrats on getting married Brett. My wife and I celebrate our 18 year wedding anniversary on Oct 7th. Shew I'm old now lol, 43 in June.

I appreciate you pointing out the extremes of both the left and the right when it comes to women and motherhood. It’s so important that women realize there are options in the middle!

I don't think I will ever want children. However that is not because I hate children. I am passionate about child safety because I was one. I don't want to spend my life raising them, I don't like chaos and kids don't fill my heart with joy. I don't understand people that think being a mother is so bad though. I admire women that are mothers so much for dealing with and loving children. I admire women that want to be mothers. They are so strong in a way that I am not and I deeply appreciate good mothers.

I had my 2 kids at 27 and 29, and I dont regret a bit. Theyvhave brought me a incomparable happiness, that no Job will give you, EVER, NEVER. And I have never being unemployed, part time or whatever the job is still there and I am good worker and Mom, now 46.

Henry Cavill is universally liked from what I've seen. Especially amongst women. Ofc not all women. But a wide range of women tend to find him attractive than any other male heart throb currently. Also, good to see Dakota Fanning having the right priorities.

I soo relate to you on your thoughts on working and having kids. I’ve always known I wanted to be a mom but I also knew I wanted a career. Making both possible is hard but also so very rewarding. The universe decided that it wouldn’t let me worry any more about how I would make it work and surprised me with my son. My husband and I have both worked our butts off so I could follow my dreams and he could follow his while always putting our family first. We feel like it’s important for our son to see us work hard for him and for each other.

I’ve built three PC’s. I have several collecting hobbies. I’m athletic, single, and no kids. But I’m a nerd, dork, and I need to “grow up.” But when Henry Cavill builds a PC and plays Warhammer and D&D- he’s “hot.” I’m the same age as HC.

If you dont have kids volunteer your time at your church, soup kitchen, local charity or help babysit your nieces and nephews. I think having children is good for society and comforting knowing you have a legacy you can hopefully be proud of but if not I think helping out in your community or just your family will help give you fulfillment aswell.

My wife, since our first date, I've always opened the door for her... we're on year 4, and that has not changed.

Red pill: it is not that standing up when a woman enters is masculine. He is a great man - handsome, strong, does what he likes with passion, he is a garden for butterflies. women feel special when he gives attention and feel feminine, if you are not handsome women will feel like feminist girl boss.. Know your world men, mind your business and build your life, don't chase women's demands.. If your are handsome to her, she will blush, else she will get creeped out.. Just in general, if you are NOT that guy who is powerful, stay away from beautiful women, be even more cautious if they try to get closer. From far: admire but never desire, From close: look who's in front of you, inside their looks, look where you stand in their life without deception and decide the best for yourself instead of "losing for nothing", coz this may drain you till you have "nothing to lose"(good place to start from, bad place to end up)

I was in a classical homeschool through highschool. One class our teacher had us go around the room and share our greatest dream/goal. In a room of about 20 Christian homeschooled young adults I was the only one who said “To be a mother”. Unbeknownst to us, a mom happened to listen in on the conversation and then shared it with the other moms. She was excitedly sharing “Your kid wants to be an author, your kid wants to be a doctor,…” my mom asked what I had said. She looked apologetically at my mom and said, “Oh, just that she wanted to be a mom. But that’s okay!” My mom was proud of my answer, but looked around and saw that none of the other moms were supportive. I’ll never understand why a room full of women who decided to raise children and home educate them, would judge me for wanting the same. Well, I’ve met my goal/dream. I’m expecting my fourth child and beginning homeschool with my oldest this year. I’m so grateful.

Henry is a gentleman, I don't know if the women he stands for are ladies but he for sure is a gentleman like no other

I love how you address this topic with such honesty.

If good behavior was rewarded more often, you'd see it a lot more often. The opposite is often more rewarded.

It's sad to see where the standards in society has gone. Growing up I was never around babies or small children. I felt awkward around them and for that reason believed I shouldn't be a mother or I would be a bad mother. As I got older my desire to be a mother grew, but still with that lie that I always believed that I wouldn't be good at it. So happy I got to partake in this beautiful journey of motherhood. It is one of the best things I've ever done. It has challenged me and shaped me and matured me. I am immensely grateful and the joy that comes with it is unmatched. Even if society says it is worth it or not a meaningful life, that is a lie. It brings so much depth to us as people if you allow it to. Love my beautiful little girls and would not change my story for anything.

So far, having a son has been the most empowering, incredible, stressful, amazing, and frustrating experience of my life. It has also been the most fulfilling. Its sad that we as a society looks down on the superpower that women have to create a whole human, push it out of her, and then feed it. That is an incredible feat.

Three cheers for Henry Cavil!!!

Brett this video's ad transition was just perfect!

As a kid growing up I was taught to stand up for women when they came into a room to always open their door for them no matter where you are out always say sir or ma'am. I was told to not in school or church for standing up for women only in special activities like if the party or meeting around them. And at 63 I do it today.

Brett I love that you can casually drop the “my husband” now. It feels so amazing, so so happy for you 😊❤️

Brett Cooper your voice of opinion is a breath of fresh air

I just love how Brett integrates the sponsors into her monologue. It just flows in. Cool!

Sixty-year old woman here. Having children was the highlight of my life. I still worked, but everything was structured around my precious kids. And you know what? I got pressured from every corner to send my children to day care, or look forward to them being in school. Well, I ignored most of it and did what I knew to be right. Now, my kids are wonderful humans so there it is. This is all that ever mattered.

Best ad transition so far 👏

I had a good career and worked from when I was 13 years old , I had my first two kids young and did the whole working mom , daycare , boss babe bull. I was constantly exhausted and I was sick of running things at work while trying to balance home life with kiddos. When I had my second two I was older and I decided to stay home give them everything I have. The most rewarding and amazing thing I have ever done in my life was to raise my kids into the amazing human beings that they are. I hope I have inspired my kids to do the same. I gave up a lot of crap that truly doesn’t matter but it was so worth it. Tonight I am coaching my daughter’s juniors team for softball. Nothing replaces that!

Transition was so good I actually watched it!

This segway into the ad was one of the best ever. Chef's kiss.

Brett is the BEST with ad transitions! Ben needs to take notes 😂

A man held a door open for a feminist. She asked, 'I hope you you didn't do that because I'm a woman?' He replied, 'No, it's because I'm a gentleman.'

Ok that ad intro was so slick Rick, Brett usually has great ad intros but this was top tier!

I really admire your takes on these subjects. I am already in my thirties but I can't help but look up to your maturity, Brett.

Henry Cavill and both Dakota and Elle Fanning are some of my favorite celebs. They are truly classy people, down to earth, and kind.

Since I haven't seen anyone else mention this yet. Cant wait for the Warhammer movie. Henry Cavill is probably the only person i would trust to do it justice. Also, as a soon-to-be Dad, that heart and soil transition had my eyes rolled fully back into my head. Such a smooth pun. Well done. 😂

Heart and soil…Brett, you ad pivots are phenomenal…respeck

love the commentary!

Great video as always!

These transitions... chef's kiss.

"Heart and soil I mean heart and soul" she is just too good. I feel bamboozled and lulled at the same time. Amazin

Cheers. Great Talk!

If Henry Cavill was 5’5”, 190lbs and did all the same things - like stand up when a lady enters a room - this wouldn’t be news. Chances are, girls would be creeped out and guys would call him a “simp.” He won the genetic lottery. And it’s great for humanity that he’s chosen to use it for good, not evil. The same can’t be said about many others, like Army Hammer.

He’s also a Stormlight archive fan so it just makes sense

I don't know if anyone has ever mentioned this, but Brett is always so seamless going into her sponsorships!! Top shelf!!

I love that soil/soul transition. Hilarious 😆. Great job.

Heyyyyy 😆 I always love seeing your content 🤗🎉

Loved this video Brett! I am an RN and as much as I loved being a nurse and focusing on my career when I became a mother and laid eyes on my Baby it was like nothing else was more important than her! I still love that I work as a nurse but it’ll never be more important than being a mom ❤😊

Possibly your smoothest ad transition yet. I feel like I always know when they’re coming but you got me this time! 😆

He’s just marvelous and so authentic 😍

That transition was absolutely fabulous. 😂

To all the people that are saying that we need more men like Henry,we don’t. We NEED TO BECOME LIKE HIM 😊

Love the segue to Heart and Soil. The content is great! Love Henry Cavill, but the segue was just so witty I couldn't ignore it. Cheers!

Rumor has it Henry Cavill took organ supplements as a kid. That would explain his dashingly handsome good looks and super strength.😉 Loved the video Brett, keep crushing it! 🔥

you know its a good day when brett uploads every day is a good day

10/10 ad segway, honestly I try to predict/catch them. Its part of the fun of watching 😂

her transitions into promos are so smooth it's insane

They only take notice when ur good looking. I know a number of guys like this incl myself. I'm fortunate enough to be good looking as well so I get showered with praise for displaying these characteristics. My friends and peers who are the same but not as good looking get no attention or praise. With Henry Cavill being a movie star on top of that, it goes to show they only care about you when ur good looking. Because when it comes to women describing the type of guy they want (usually a nice guy), they have to be sexually attracted to him first. Otherwise all those other things she says she wants mean nothing. And when she gets all these things, over time most women take it for granted and disrespect it...which is how and why Chilvalry barely exists today.

2:39 probably one of the slickest transitions 😦😦😎😎

Got me with that "Heart and Soil" plug. Well played, Brett.

Ad transitions are just 😌👌 as always 😂

Dakota Fanning has been my teen hood crush (which has been practically half my life) and she still is one of my crushes.

Having a healthy balance is key to most things in life, both men and women.

I love you, Brett! So so many great truths! Thanks for highlighting people who are great role models!

Henry Cavill is so awesome. Love the guy. A true gentleman.

I have a university degree, I work in a tech field, I make more money than my husband. Being a wife and mother is easily the most satisfying and fulfilling thing I've ever done.

When you said “heart and soil” I did a double take! Been using their supplements for years now, through postpartum and another pregnancy and WOO has it done my body wonders. So, so cool to see them as a sponsor for the show 👏🏻👏🏻

thanks Brett for your honesty !!!

Well, good for Henry Cavill, I guess. I'm still respectful to women and I open doors, same as I would for anyone else, but it's neither wanted nor appreciated anymore in my experience. Women are just "people" to me now, no more to be pedestalized than any other human. I don't like it, but it wasn't my idea. Today, chivalry is just another way to say "willing to be taken advantage of". Kind of sad. But, I respect his commitment to his values, he seems like a good man. And good on Dakota Fanning. I respect her for that.

Cant believe that Hollywood has fallen so far.

Whoa!!! Brett that was one awesome sleight of hand with words for the sponsor.

We love heart and soil and their supplements! So glad y’all are collaborating.

Think the issue is that most boys/men started doing the chivalrous stuff but then realized that it's not worth it and doesn't produce results

When I saw the picture of her getting married, I rightfully screamed.