Hello and welcome to Brokonomics now this episode has had a couple of working titles we originally to go with Hoflation

decided that was a bit disrespectful so that one has been bined and we're not even going to mention it

So we we are either going to end up on Brokonomics women or the

economics of dating and marriage or whatever it is. A quick note on this one. It is

primarily going to be coming at the economics of the dating and relationship thing

from a men's perspective.

Please don't be offended if you are a woman because even though we talk about how utterly awful a lot of Western modern women have become

The fact that you are watching this probably means that that doesn't apply to you so

Good for you, but but yes there might be just a tiny tiny bit of criticism for what

the West is currently churning out but like I say, don't take that personally.

Right, so why am I doing the Brokonomics on women and dating and sex and all that sort of stuff?

I think there is a very good argument that men's sex drive is the basis of all economic

progress and I'm not even joking about that at all actually.

It is everything you see around you is because a man has

decided to try and make himself more attractive to a woman has decided to go out

and do something. I can give you a good example of this. When I moved down to

Winchester from London for various complicated reasons I had to go like six months before and I

sort of basically rented a house before we could sort of do house moons and stuff like that.

And my furniture consisted of a sofa, a chair, a computer desk and a TV and basically one said

a cutlery and I was perfectly happy for the entire six months. and basically

happy for the entire six months and men genuinely live like this and don't see a problem

whereas if you see my house now it is bloody soft furnishings and

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