Playboy’s Miami Vice: From Hollywood to OnlyFans After Dark

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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This is the King of Podcasts Radio Network, Kingopodcasts dot com.

Speaker 1 (00:08):
The Playboy Bunny is bouncing to South Beach. Are they
gonna want to go ahead and bump around in a
bop house? We're all a little depraved and debaucherous.

Speaker 3 (00:22):
Here is the King of podcasts.

Speaker 1 (00:27):
Maybe I could have said pop around a bop house,
but I'm wizz I'm really thinking about that. I mean,
I can't be overly clever with a subject like this.
OnlyFans models Playboy. What else is more to pray than
the than that? All right? So the story is in
my backyard in Miami that Playboy Enterprises post Hugh Hefter,

(00:48):
and I guess is Christian Hefter?

Speaker 2 (00:49):
Right now?

Speaker 1 (00:50):
Is the is the headman person that's not operating Playboy Enterprises?
I forget. It's not Christie either anymore. I forget. Now.
It's been a little while since I paid attention to Playboy,
and for that matter, I don't know how many people
have been really paying attention to Playboy anyway. But the
brand still is there. It's prominent. They're leaving Los Angeles
for Miami Beach because the CEO is calling California anti business.

(01:13):
This is from the La Times, and this is from
a couple days ago, that there have been many companies
leaving California to go somewhere where it's more business friendly.
If you've listened to my Broadcasters podcast, you'll know that
I've talked a lot about how Hollywood has had to
make their way out of there because of how much
it costs to be able to go and do any
kind of production over there at all. And it's only

(01:36):
until too late that the governor and the California state
legislature decided to go ahead and increase the grant money
to seven hundred and fifty million dollars a year to
give tax credits and other leveraging for Hollywood production, for
film and TV production to go on in Los Angeles.

(01:56):
Bencona's chief executive of Playboy, and right now he's saying
that California is an extremely expensive place to operate, So
they're gonna move to My Beach, which has been found
on the deal with very pro business, and that's the
plan they're going to go with. So this brand that
has been synonymous with California and Hollywood and bever the Hills,

(02:18):
the Playboy mansion in nineteen fifty three by the late
Hugh Hefner. They're going to be going to a new
luxury office building, which is the Ravanni and Miami Beach,
and previously it's been running out of an office in
Wiltshire Boulevard in Westwood, and by next year all Playboys'
operations will be moving over. The other thing that's going

(02:40):
to be going on with Playboy is they're going to
be creating plans for a new Playboy Club with a
restaurant and members only space, as well as multimedia content
studios to support the company's creator network and licensing business. Now,
developer Robert Ravanni has invested over one hundred million dollars
in a commercial complex featuring one of the facilities, restaurants
and meetings. So they're going to the Revde building in

(03:04):
Miami Beach, and I haven't looked exactly as to where
it is located, but let me give you a little
bit of background as to what this new headquarters are. So,
first of all, it's a very luxurious office scene for

(03:26):
what they have here. Robert Ravini, as the president of
Black Lions Vision of Real Estate and Hospitality, originally bought
the property sixty two point five million dollars and added
an additional fifty million dollars earmarked for reimagining the property.
And now one of the prominent pre eminent tenants they'll

(03:49):
have in the facility is Playboy coming up. It is
located at sixteen ninety one Michigan Avenue in the heart
of Miami Beach, adjacent to the Sunset Harbor and Lincoln Road.
The property encompasses one hundred and eighteen thousand, six hundred
ft eight square feet of into your office space, five
thousand square feet dedicated to the flagship buying here quarters

(04:11):
for Black Lion, and forty three one hundred and sixty
six square feet of retail and including three hundred and
eighteen thousand square feet of parking. Big big spot right
near Sunset Harbor and Lincoln Road. It's in prime location.
So Playboy moving into the property and moving in here
with the Playboy Club, I mean, it's the more of

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the I wouldn't say fortification basically, but there's a lot
that's changing with Miami itself. We know that New York.
I mean there's the Ken Griffins and the Stephen Rosses
of the world that are building like crazy condos and
you know, different real estate down here in the first place.
But there's something about this aspect of the of of

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really the sexual aspect, not so much porn anymore because
is not necessarily the suggest the term anymore. It's really
just content creation, adult content creation. So porn is being reimagined,
That's basically what it is. We now have these content
creators that are now being recruited as the new models
for porn. But imagine if Playboy decides now to get

(05:19):
into the hub where only fans is playing here. Okay,
the bob House is very popular and prevent it with
and it is identifiable with Miami. Think about what they're
trying to do now to bring themselves there, and what
a great way to go ahead and re establish the
intellectual property of Playboy, bring that brand back up to

(05:39):
another level because they're not in the recruiting process so
much as I can think of with what they're doing now.
I mean, I'll be honest with you, I've not looked
at what Playboy has done in a while. I mean
I lost a lot of interested in it because we
didn't hear much. Now, don't get me wrong, they are
still very much in the game. When it comes to

(06:02):
what they're doing, Okay, let's make that point clear. They
still have lots of merchandise they're pushing out there. They
do have, you know, the original Internet content that they
have as well for themselves, but other than that, they're
just moving along. The magazines are still present when it

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comes to the rest of the world. I mean they
still do put out magazines for other countries, but not
so much here. But here you have video content, you
do have the magazine archive. There's things that you have
in here, and some of the normal things that would
have the website now plays as the magazine would used
to be. That's what it comes down to. You know,

(06:43):
I have Playboy TV this day, it's no longer on cable.
You have Playboy Plus among other things like if you
go look right now online to Playboy dot Com. You know,
they have magazines still they're putting out, but it looks
like they're seasonal. They have calendars, they have various other
things they're doing as well. In terms of the product line.

(07:05):
They got products are selling, you know, apparel, accessories, things
like that. They are still out there, and Playboy will
still be a brand that can still bring itself back
up from the limelight because where it was before, you know,
in the sixties, seventies, eighties, when Hefter was still alive

(07:27):
and still in charge. It's a different time now, and
you know, when the family took over, it just things
kind of just operated differently. Not only times talk to
more about some of the major exodus of California in
particular for them, but just so you know, it's not
the first time that Playboy hasn't has had a presence

(07:47):
in Miami, because this is actually a strategic return back
to South Florida. They did operate their second Playboy club
in Miami, opened the nineteen sixty one, and the Playboy
Plaza hotel in Miami Beach in the nineteen seventies. But
they've been hit through a lot of issues when it
comes to how they're operating. They're operating on a net
loss of seven point se million dollars in the second

(08:09):
quarter of this year, and rooded did jump up thirteen
percent in the latest earnings. Call it to actually give
out and you know, provide it to shareholders. But Playboy
of shares right now are not great. They're They closed
on Friday at one dollar seventy one cents. They're not
making much money at all at all. More into the story,

(08:32):
coming into what the Daily Mail is putting out here,
as we heard the restaurant and members only space they're
going to be setting up in Miami once again. It
will be with new multimedia studios to support digital content.
Daily Mail basically just reiterates what the Los Angeles Time says.

(08:53):
But the Miami Herald they have an opinion about this.
Harold readers actually talked about it, and I'm sure they're
not saying anything good. But then again, what comes good
to Miami that we really enjoy? Okay, So the newer crowd,
the bougie, luxury filled type of attention seeking, cloud chasing types,
they're all in Miami. Oka, the fakers, the wanna bees,

(09:15):
they are in Miami. They spank that clear. Just listen
to any TikTok. But do you have any girl out
down there that tells you about it? And you know,
there's the areas that have become very popular and it's
not representative of Miami itself. Brickel and Wynn would no, No,
it's not you know, go down to the you know,
go down to uh sweet Water or Hialia or Miami

(09:40):
Lakes or Carol City or Opa Waca. That's Miami. Okay.
I'm gonna go down to like you know, Northwest Second Avenue,
you know, go down to Coyocho. That's Miami. Okay, that's
really what it is. Right there by Loan Lit Lone
Deepot Park, that's Miami. Okay, that's really what it is.
Now with this the city commissioner in Miami Jose magazine

(10:03):
What a Weird Name, He says that the move is
game changing in the city, is reimagining our economy and
focusing on economic development. So there were comments that were
made about this resecurnity budget hearings. There were complains about
the investments that were going on over there. But like

(10:26):
I said, people can go ahead and be upset about
what they're going to be doing. And one person that
got comment was was that they said, okay. Quote, in
these days of seemingly a universal discuss with the likes
of Jeffrey Epstein ar civic members, still it is inappropriate.
Actually should almost do this like somebody that used to
go and like, you know, dine at Wolfe's. Okay, in

(10:46):
these days of seemingly universal discuss with the likes of
Jeffrey Epstein. Our civic members feel it is inappropriate and
economically desirable for our city to support this business which
pandars the wealthy persons behind closed doors. To say it
will conclude a world class restaurant is to say that

(11:08):
Playboy subscribers only read the articles shame on Miami Beach. Well,
you know what, if you live in South Florida for
any particular period of time, you might realize that some
of the best steakhouses are in strip crubs. I'm not
kidding about that. Whatever reason. Hey, I have one right
near where I live, Rachel's forty fifth Street, West, Palm Beach,

(11:28):
ninety five. They make good steak. Just saying you don't
want to go there with one hundred and fifty buckshuld you
go a good chop, a good cut of steak, you know,
a little bit of extra stuff on the cart, and
you're actually kind of insulated from the strip club because
you really don't see much that's going on. You might

(11:50):
see it from a distance in your peripheral view, but
you're not going to see much else after that. So
it's okay, But Playboy coming here. Yes, the business opportunity
for them is important. But I do think there's something
more to this here, and that is because I think
there's something to be said about them moving near where

(12:12):
the only Fans models and where a lot of concert
creators are here for the most part. So one of
the areas we have right now that's getting a lot
of talk right now is the Bob House. They have
now a new only Fans creator to have joined the mansion,
and let's talk and talk about that. So they had
twelve thousand applicants and one twenty five year old content

(12:32):
creator found herself away into the exclusive gen Z influencer
mansion in Miami, the Bob House. It's a Fordack based
creator compound, often referred to as a gen Z Playboy mansion.
I mean, even just the thought of that tell me
the Playboy is gonna want to get on this, because,
first of all, if anybody starts calling a gen Z
Playboy mansion, Playboy could come in there, you know, bringing

(12:55):
in some trademark lawsuit something like that to make sure
that nobody gets that, and and they could come right
in and inject themselves into the property just saying suchter
creator Sophie Rain left the mansion at the end of July,
remaining members held the competition for Hopebles to take your place.
For Sophie Rain to go and leave, that must be
a big deal because well, I mean, she's moved on

(13:15):
to other things in her career and what she's gonna do.
And now twenty five year old Lexi Marvel will become
their newest member as of this past Sunday. Eight content
creators really moved into the house in twenty twenty four,
sharing the daily lives as roommates and building a following
of over five million followers on TikTok. They also create
adult oriented content on only Fans, which is earned significant income.

(13:37):
You're telling me the playboy making their way here is
not going to go and bring the recruiters through or
bring some of their folks around and to realize, hey,
you know what, these are the recruits we need to
be going after, because they're not gonna go ahead and
go through the recruiting of the models that they have.
I mean, and these women that are here in this
bob house, they meet the criteria or the age, the beauty,

(14:02):
the likeness, and if they're already allowing themselves to go
ahead and be seen naked and doing things on camera.
Then why isn't it possible that Playboy doesn't come in
and start doing contact creation with them and find a
way to go and work with each other on something.
And when rumors were putting me put around about their
earnings in net Worth or stone One or the twelve
thousand applications were reportedly received, when the Bob House members

(14:24):
and the announced that were recruiting. So think about it
like this, with these content creators here in the Bob
House in Miami, it just means we have more beautiful women,
not only the ones that are already here. Like if
you didn't know, okay, if you got money, you come
to Miami. There are oodles and oodles of beautiful women here.

(14:46):
And it's a true melting pot of every sense. Because
when you think about when you go down to Miami,
like you have every color, creed, race, culture, all of
it is all included. Just come to a Kayaoch every
March and you'll see it for yourself and you know,
same thing goes like you know, go to a the
dance music festival, you know, just ultra I mean, just

(15:10):
think about that. Think about all the different festivals and
things we have here Regaey festivals, rolling loud. I mean,
just so much going on here in the first place.
That's why for me, I don't even like to go
and make my way down to Miami. Maybe for a
football game, maybe for a basketball game, but like, seriously,
it's just too crowded. And then when I have to
go down in America, now we'll see to be the Cassea Center. Now, yes,

(15:31):
the Cassea Center. You gotta go drive down there. First
of all, the traffic is horrible, and now like it's
all these crumbling roads they have down this way. It
looks like I'm in a third world country when you
drive around there. I hate driving one ninety five, I
hate driving through ninety five. I hate driving ninety five
past one ninety nine street. If you gotta make me
go in too Dade County, especially if you've gotta make

(15:52):
me go with that flyover, I can't stand that thing.
I hate it. Plus the fact you got express lanes
down there and they're all back up now, like it's
like it doesn't even matter about express lanes because even
those can get blocked at certain times. You just don't
realize that Lexi Marvel is originally from Puerto Rico and

(16:12):
it's built following over two point four million fars on
Instagram and the Bob House fans had mixed reactions upon
hearing the news, and there were some people that were
kind of, you know, putting her down, saying, oh, she's
Sophie Rain from Ali Express Team Moves Sophie Rain or
Sophie Rain two point zero. But Sophie Rain right now
is also making headlines right now for feeding with Little

(16:34):
Tay and she just recently donated one million dollars to
Mister Beast's clean water charity And isn't amazing, Like, you know,
the content that all these people are doing. Mister Beeste
has his own set of things that he's one of
the biggest names out there, and he's able to go
ahead and you know, kind of collaborate with somebody's adult
content for creators. Well, Sophie Rain, I guess it's not
but you know, you can't help but kind of tire

(16:56):
into that because of all the people that she's with
in that Bob House, and like, you know, the kind
of there that goes down there. There's the optics, what
else are you gonna do? There's a little bit of
that that you got to make a pay attention to
another thing that's going on now that's very interesting is
the Circle. It's the only fans members club and there

(17:19):
is including a mansion and a content yacht. So here's
another thing that we have right now. The Circle. It
promises top tier models, the Miami brees private playground to network,
grow your brands and shoot content without interruptions. Think yacht parties,
electury dinners, and created media training all with fellow OnlyFans.
A listers. Applications were seriously selective, a three to six

(17:43):
month wait while your professional rep social following earnings are scrutinized,
aren't in the club. You can recommend a friend, but
no guarantees they'll get in. Now, this is coming from
the tab dot com and TMC is reporting that people
like Anny Knight, who slept with five hundred and eighty
some on men, were there more about her to talk
about in a moment. Cynthia, Jaden and Acosta are already

(18:03):
members and for those looking at the second to invite,
a Miami quote unquote signature experience is coming up featuring yachts,
gift boxes, content collapse, and lessons of PR and media
exposure and because of this right here, let's put it
like this too, Miami will now become even more of
a wanna be central, you know, the idea of women

(18:28):
that used to go ahead, make their way to Hollywood,
get on the casting couch. That casting couch has moved
over to Miami. Okay, it's got a little more tropical.
So just wait until the springtime when it all gets
starting to get set up, right when Playboy makes their
way here, and then you have all the events going
on and a tourists and everything going on like that.
The real heyday of Miami comes up October through April.

(18:51):
That's the tourist season, and everybody but everybody comes here.
The Europeans come through here, and lots of tourists, lots
and lots of tourists or international by the way too.
Imagine that you'll have so many people, so many women,
and so many guys obviously trying to chase these women
the wanna be's out here, because they're gonna be a
lot of women that will find they're not going to

(19:13):
Hollywood anymore to find a career or find you know,
famous fortune. It's not to be in Hollywood unless you
still want to be in movies, but you can still
do the probably here. And what's the chance that Miami
doesn't get themselves involved with that or Florida at general.
But for men and women to go and make their
way down here, all the young people coming to Miami,
if they're not already here, you're gonna see more and

(19:36):
more of an environment where Miami just becomes the in place,
more than what Hollywood was, more than what Los Angeles was.
I mean, it's prtadly bad enough that Miami is alrea
to becoming much more expensive than ever before. And then
what happens is that then you're gonna have these people
start making their way up to other parts of the
area not too far from Miami, which means for Lauderdale,

(19:57):
Palm Beach, where I'm at, and we're gonna deal with that.
But it's true, we have so many people that are
coming in, so many content creators. I see not just
because it's my four you page on TikTok, because it's
where I'm at and they're just kind of like GEO
targeting certain content creators to my page. But you can
tell there's a lot of people that are moving the
way here anyway, and they're building so much over here

(20:18):
as well. Let me tell you this too, there's no
shortage of apartments or condos or anything else. We have
a plethora, and there's so much more being built. So
the other thing too is that we have all these
big multimillion dollar condos and complexes going on here being
built up all over It gets incredible. And then there's
all these different trendy restaurants and clubs and just don't

(20:41):
even just so much going on that you're gonna see.
If you want to be seen and heard, it's gonna
be out here. Not to mention, you know, it's also
the year round weather that makes it so much easier
for all the women to go in dresscantily clad to
be seen, and the guys will try to do it
or they canon kind of like themselves a certain way
to fact, like they're a promoter. But now I think

(21:02):
the concept of the promoter idea is gonna go by
the wayside, because guys are not gonna be promoters so
much anymore. Like the think they can get the girls
on the yachts or to go to the clubs or
bottle service and all this kind of stuff. They're gonna
have to step up and become talent agents because those
promoters that worked as promoters because that was the end
thing to do. I think they're gonna have to find

(21:23):
their way to become recruiters of talent, talent recruitment and
talent agents and find themselves as managers like they're gonna
have to find their way to go to work that
route to become relevant. Because the other thing too is
that with these women that are coming here, they're not
necessarily going to the clubs anymore. And that's the thing too.

(21:43):
There's a new directive in Miami itself that is talking
about the fact that the licensing. I just saw this,
you know from the food and beverage folks on TikTok.
It was the guy that talked about food and beverage
and Miami. They're having an issue with music licensing the clubs.
And there's a good chance that, you know, the clubs
are not going to go and pay the licensing fees

(22:05):
they have to gun pay now to keep operating there.
So who are they going to bring there instead? And
that's going to become something that's a big deal as well.

Speaker 2 (22:14):
So Miami nightlife might lose something that makes it feel
super special music. Yeah, I'm not joking. Bars and restaurants
are about to pull the plug across the country on
their playlists because music licensing fees have gone through the
fucking roof. And if that wave hits here, you're next
night out might sound like a funeral with cocktails. We're
talking four or five thousand dollars a year for the

(22:34):
small spots, just for the right to hear a song
that you can hear on your phone for free. Big
clubs at hotels two to four hundred percent hikes since
twenty twenty one. So if you're an operator, you're not
just paying one bill. You're paying the big boy and
his little cousins, each with their handout like it's a
Brickell valet line. But here's the problem. Miami doesn't do quiet.
You take away Rigoton at Windwood Brunch and suddenly you're

(22:56):
in the heat watching your overpriced avocado toast go cold.
You kill the d house at brick O Lounge's and
now it's finance bros. Just talking about crypto losses. Music
has always been the foreplay of Miami nightlife.

Speaker 1 (23:08):
With that, and that's a big problem. Let me tell
you he's not wrong about that and I don't also
know about this because on my Broadcasters podcast, and we
talk about the fact that BMI an ascap they were
going after your music licensing rates with radio stations. So
they're trying to make their money like the artists, songwriters,
they're trying to they're trying to make their money right now.

(23:28):
And the performance royalties rights organizations are trying to go
and work on that, the prs. But again, my Broadcasters
podcast will refer to that on Thursday. Now back to
Miami itself, the exposure of these only fans models to
go to these kind of parties coming up, It's gonna
be wild. And just keep in mind that when all

(23:50):
this changes, it's like what comes up next? Because what
do these women bring so much? Okay when it comes
to controversy when it comes to their content. Because one
of the things that's even very interesting is that it's
almost like that Kardashian factor that some of these content
creators are happy to go ahead and start talking about

(24:12):
things where their delusion really gets the best of them. Okay, Now,
first of all, little Tay, who I talked about a
couple of weeks ago in the program, she is now
talking about women over twenty five working nine to five
jobs are failures. So you're isolating a lot of women

(24:33):
that probably live in Miami as well, and they're all
career minded, independent, doing their own thing, and saying that
if you're over twenty five, you're working ninety five jobs,
your failures. Wow. So Little Tay influencer rapper recent Only
Fans model. All of her content that she has up
on her Only Fans around now was filmed after her birthday,

(24:55):
so she claims her family's disowneder she's been on her
own launching Only Fans. She said, quote, they don't talk
to me anymore, they don't f with me, But who
gives a shit? I can literally buy their whole life
if if I wanted to. And here's the commison she
made about twenty five year old women.

Speaker 3 (25:13):
If you're over the age of twenty five and you're
still working a nine to five, you are a failure.
Like by then you should have already made your bag,
and ladies, every single one of you should drop the
link like me, Like, just literally just make your bag.
Who gives a fu? Quote anybody thinks screen your family?
My family kicked me out. I got disowned. They don't
talk to anymore. They don't need me. But who gives

(25:35):
a shit. I can literally buy their whole life if
I wanted to. I I'm good as a fun education
because Harvard was never gonna help me make eight figures.
That's why I dropped out of it, and I dropped
the link instead.

Speaker 1 (25:48):
Now, in that same story, I talked about with the Circle,
the new Miami based private playground full of only fansy listeners,
one of those any Knights who apparently found love of life.
Now there's a couple of things she talked about that
we learned. First of all, that was a story that
came out that First of all, when she got into
the whole deal of sleeping with multiple men, the twenty

(26:12):
eight year old says that she was hit with a
big bill after having earned millions for her content. She
had a gun paid five hundred and ninety two thousand
Australian dollars or three hundred and two thousand euros. Having
earned millions for her content, I guess the taxes. She
says She's had an online stalker who was in a

(26:35):
different country. Been three years of me constantly blocking him
on all platforms. He just makes his even counseling contacts
me again. This guy reached out to Annie's family and friends,
convinced that we're in a relationship with each other, and
she says she's contacted the police, but she's intendedly protecting
himself by remitting overseas. She also talks about her social
strategy of only posting photos of herself out and about

(26:56):
when she's already scarp her from the location. I've always
been pretty saving longline in terms of if I go somewhere,
let's see, if I go off her drink, I don't
post about it until I have left the venue. All
I have to think about them. You never know who's
going to show up, because there are a lot of
people who hate me. And she apparently is engaged, so
her success is being used to weaponize against her fiance

(27:18):
by remorseless corners of the public.

Speaker 2 (27:20):
Quote.

Speaker 1 (27:21):
I have struggled the way people speak to my partner
and the way that they comment on his posts and
stuff like that. Obviously, at times you can have bad
experiences and it can be a bit dangerous. And she
talks about that there's quote definitely a stigma with women
women being sexual as opposed to men. I think people
accept men as being sexual beings, whereas women are seen
as non sexual beings, which is incorrect. Now. She also

(27:42):
talked to complex and made the point that sleeping with
five hundred and eighty three men helped her get closer
to her fiance. According to her US Weekly, she spoke
with but Complexes are putting it here and her fiance, Henry,
she says that they have just amazing communication.

Speaker 2 (27:59):
Quote.

Speaker 1 (27:59):
I think we have the best communication of anyone ever
in the history of the world. In order for the
work the way it does, that's all we need communication.
I am an open book, she says. I tell him everything.
We discuss things. If I have a collab coming up,
I tell him about it, talk about boundaries, and I
guess things that he's comfortable with that he's not comfortable with.
But in that sense, I think has brought us closer
because our communication is just so much better now. They've

(28:22):
been engaged since March. The major life event happened before
the sex challenge that put a spotlight on any night,
so before they got when they got engaged, it was
before she had the sleep around of five hundred and
ether three guys in six hours. What a winner. Wow.

(28:43):
She was shocked by how easy it was. She says, too, okay, fine, wonderful.
One last thing I want to talk about before we
go and wrap things up. I put out this week
yesterday to me specific I put out my interview that
I talked to you about about the book Primal Dating
with Tim Ash, and that book is now available and

(29:05):
you can find a Namazon Bartol number where you find it,
or you go to primal Dating dot com and go
ahead and get a copy for yourself. I'm geting a
copy for myself as well, and just keep it on
mind for that. It's a really good book. You should
go and take a look for yourself, and I'll tell
you more about it, you know. Just I'll take some
time to go and go through my comments and the
book as well. On an episode when I definitely need

(29:27):
some time to go and just work on some things here,
I will do that for you. But the book is
from Tim Ash and co authored with doctor Limore Gottlieb
Primal Dating, The Unflinching Evolutionary Psychology Guide to Modern Relationships
roughly thirty minutes. We go through so much content we
get into, but like honestly, when we touch upon everything
that goes on with the book. You absolutely need to

(29:48):
go and find out for yourself how important this book is,
more than any of the book you have. And this
is not a red pill book. There's not one of
those other books that you hear out there. It's evolutionary
of psychology. It's truly a game changer. And I'm telling you,
I've read so many books out there, and I could
judge and I could criticize a lot of books I
read that gave me nothing, okay, literally going through books

(30:10):
to have five hundred pages that had nothing for me
to get, nothing new to give me at all. But
this book did promo. Dating really makes a difference, not
just because he's a friend of mine I've known him
for almost twenty years or close to him. REMI is
one of years down coming up it's two thousand and
six cause I met him. But either which way, you'll
find out for yourself that Tim's got this down right

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and he gets it. And I hope you get a
chance to go and find the book check out for yourselves.
But in the meantime, you know what, how about so
we are you they're going to go and they are
any of you looking to go and make your way
to Miami. You think you're gonna get out there, and oh,
we don't have to go through the passport, Bros. Yet
we could just go down to Miami, you know, find
some Latinas or some you know, wonderful exotic creatures, beautiful

(30:55):
creatures down there to get together with. Oh, promise them
that we're gonna do. You know, maybe we're gonna do
some with a little bit of you know, recruiting you
into the Bob House or the Circle. You know, we
can do all these kind of things. We can take
out the space, take out the factory town, you know,
downtown Miami. But first we've got to do something that's
a little the praise and the bochers

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