"...how women argue"...and then the silent knowing look and nod that the three of you shared - I'll take that as confirmation.

@MetalSolidCrisis

10 ай бұрын

They completely aware they do it and they also do it, that's why the reaction is laughter as opposed to confusion or surprise. Just got play the game better 😮‍💨

@Soulja4ChristWeAreAtWar

10 ай бұрын

Yup, was gonna say the same thing.

@zacretzer

10 ай бұрын

Oh man the way she sat up in back at 11:16 was like, “Oh no he knows!” 😂😂

@MaxWray111

10 ай бұрын

And they will bring up something you did wrong and apologized for years ago.

@chrismunoz7859

10 ай бұрын

Let's get these dubs gents lol winning tradition

His skit on being a mother isn’t the hardest job is hilarious and very true lol

@idleeidolon

10 ай бұрын

people don't know the difference between important and hard. that's why so many are triggered by that skit.

@redwoodclimber

10 ай бұрын

@@idleeidolon perfectly said. I didn't even consider this until your comment

@xanaduse

10 ай бұрын

I equate it to my parents always complaining about house work and dishes and all that comes with maintaining a clean home. They lied. I live by myself now, I throw on a podcast and get to work, at no point do I feel any negative emotion

@thecityman1910

10 ай бұрын

his best bit ever!!! YES!!! "I thought fighting 6,000 degree oil well fires was hard, but I guess popping in a new Bob the builder video is much harder" (sic) hahaha

@relaxtionstation9443

10 ай бұрын

Any job you can do in your pajamas…..

"Rub one out like a man. It's the champagne of victory." Advice doesn't get much better than this.

@poopshoes7579

2 ай бұрын

Unfortunately the female orgasm is like gravity..a theory, supposedly it happens and has never been substantiated

If your man walks off during a heated argument don’t follow him, let it simmer down. He removed himself so it didn’t escalate.

@Guildofarcanelore

10 ай бұрын

This is so true. If I am leaving it’s for YOUR SAFETY. I will return, after I regain my self control.

@Antwannnn

10 ай бұрын

cringe lmao@@Guildofarcanelore

@Guildofarcanelore

10 ай бұрын

@@Antwannnn so, you’ve never had an argument or never had a woman?

@Antwannnn

10 ай бұрын

@@Guildofarcanelore I've had arguments. The way you worded it was just cringe to me lol "for *YOUR SAFETY* 👹"

@Guildofarcanelore

10 ай бұрын

@@Antwannnn I still understand what is so “cringe” about saying I am removing myself from this situation so this doesn’t escalate to a physical confrontation that will cause one of us injury. We both know that it doesn’t matter who initiates the physical confrontation, and it doesn’t matter who is injured worse, if the police arrive the man is going to jail. I’m removing myself to maintain my composure so she doesn’t get hurt and I don’t go to jail. Please, enlighten me so I know why keeping others from injury is “cringe”.

“You won. The argument is OVER! Just take a knee and run out the clock.” PERFECT!!

@23ograin53

3 ай бұрын

It is a perfect analogy.

Perfect example of how crazy women argue. My Ex was badgering me about something she said I was wrong over. Not wanting to fight I said “You’re right and I’m wrong” I figured that would ended it. NOPE. She said “What are you saying. I’m always right?” Can’t win. Thank goodness I’m out of that. She did say “You will NEVER find anyone who treats you as good as in do” she was right. I found plenty more that treated me better.

@chokichocat3083

10 ай бұрын

Hehe that reminds me of that one dude who left his ex and she screamed "you’ll never find someone like me again!" "That’s the point!" 😂😂

@robertjohns4218

10 ай бұрын

@@chokichocat3083 for me that would have been "I sure as hell hope not" unfortunately I did, but they all start out being sweet.

@chokichocat3083

10 ай бұрын

@@robertjohns4218 read body language

@JakNasty69

10 ай бұрын

Good for you man hope you're happy and doin good

@wyterabitt2149

10 ай бұрын

Except in isolation (because we have no other information), she has a point. Doing what you did is a form of control, you don't like being wrong and by always making sure you can "pretend" she is right in what is a very obvious tactic, it is a way to control the conversation no matter what and take any agency from her for any disagreement. Either she is wrong and admits it, or you pretend she is right which is by default stating you are right and she is wrong and taking away any ability to hold a relationship and conversation about it.

My wife and I have been together for 25 years. We’ve learned that when we get angry we can walk away from the argument. After we’ve had time to reflect, it usually wasn’t worth arguing in the first place.

@Iamwoman27

9 ай бұрын

22 years here and I agree!

@Charkra10101

9 ай бұрын

O years and 0 days here and i also agree

@AboveAverageGamer1

9 ай бұрын

Trying to get my girl of 3 years to understand this

@isseihyoudou5810

8 ай бұрын

Yeah turns out that didn't work out so well for me. My last couple girlfriends kept thinking that I didn't care for them at all whatsoever whenever I would leave during an argument or when they were upset. Well shit I ran out of ideas man. I'm not trying to say any more shit because it just makes it worse.

@calebhohneke8482

8 ай бұрын

@@isseihyoudou5810 Honestly dude, it all depends on how you leave the fight. If you just walk away while they are arguing their point and say something to the extent of "I'm not gonna do this right now", then that will come across as "idgaf". Not saying that's what you did in your relationships, but when I have had ex's give me the "You just don't care about me" line during arguments in the past, I wasn't really giving them anything to disprove that claim by saying "screw it" and dipping out of an argument. I have been with my current lady for 10 years and how I handle spats now is to simply say "We are both pretty worked up right now, i'm gonna go to the back room and give you some space away from me right now. We can talk it through in a little bit and get everything worked out."

“When they’re wrong Women go rogue” and yalls laugh 😆

@magdalenomoreno4560

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂 they proved Bills point 😂😂😂

@gideondejongh838

2 ай бұрын

@@magdalenomoreno4560 They know they go rogue when they can't beat the argument.

When your woman is angry just tell her to stop, she's exactly like her mother when she does that. Works every time!

@rmoultonrmoulton145

10 ай бұрын

You forgot to also remind them to relax as well.

@retropyro

10 ай бұрын

I just call her by her moms name.

@KC-bv9kf

10 ай бұрын

You are a god!

@Vaguer_Weevil

10 ай бұрын

"Stop it!" "What, why?" "Yo momma" Like that?

@ViniciusVZR

10 ай бұрын

It's a nice way to get stabbed

" ...Tuna casserole? ...and just start swinging.." 😂😂😂

@frankcastle1216

3 ай бұрын

"Christ, you cooked the shit out of it" 😂😂

@jamesthecat

2 ай бұрын

​@@frankcastle1216The shit is baked in, unfortunately!

One of the best and open minded group of women on here. Great reaction. Growing up we were told words can hurt just as much. The mental and emotional abuse and manipulation that men go through isn't brought up enough. There are bad people....Men and women, we just don't have the bruises and scars to show it. Some of us grow up with mothers that way, then get treated like that in relationships. It can be very defeating. I've learned to just take every experience as a new opportunity, and to not put my bad experiences on them. To fully trust and believe them until given a reason otherwise.

@logan666999

10 ай бұрын

Also, men and women are different in how they react and deal with things like that... men don't talk about it, they don't seek help or anything like that even when they're at the edge... we're just design that way... we simply take it and keep it... most of the time we don't care but in general we deal with everything ourself... unfortunately, there is a limit to what one person can handle by himself

@freakysquirrel7218

10 ай бұрын

Men don't talk about the issue, we look for a way to begin fixing the issue. Even if it burns us out, we will search for a fix to the issue, until we reach the breaking point...

@wyatth2992

10 ай бұрын

That's funny! I was taught that sticks and stones may hurt my bones, but words can never hurt me. We were taught that we were the only ones who were in charge of our feelings and that we shouldn't allow people to antagonize us to the point of acting rashly. I guess that explains why the newer generations are so ridiculously emotional.

@macdoodlechamp

9 ай бұрын

@@freakysquirrel7218thats hitting the nail on the head. Fix it. Every mans thought when shit gets out of hand.

@Dzeroed

9 ай бұрын

Growing up in the early 80s, were told "Sticks and stones can break our bones but words can never hurt you". Tell that to politicians...

Your reaction to his description of how women argue was absolute gold. My gf turned nearly red with guilt when she saw it 🤣 in a fun way of course

It's not Bill's former girlfriend he's talking about. She is his current wife. And the story is true. She beat him because she hadn't been taught otherwise. Bill then said to her at some point, if she does it again, it's over and he's leaving. She never did it again and got married.

@rafaelcastor2089

2 ай бұрын

Nia is totally the type to do that Honestly i'm more surprised it allegedly has not happened again, she is very hard-headed and she tends to try and justify her mistakes a lot more than owning up to them and asking forgiveness

@thisiswhatilike54

Ай бұрын

@@rafaelcastor2089Man, sometimes when she is on his podcast, it’s difficult to listen to her for that very reason.

@rogerskiragu7032

2 күн бұрын

Pulling shit out of your ass😅

I’m a 75 year old great grandma and this show just popped up out of nowhere. I really enjoyed the commentary! 👍🏼

I consider myself a survivor , lived with a woman I loved but was afraid of as I had to agree with what she said, because I also had to sleep next to this monster, in hindsight I should have never let it get that far, but if I'd fought back, me being twice her size wouldn't look good.

@SotonSam

10 ай бұрын

Sorry to hear that mate. It's a shame how society just automatically labels someone without context

@ozzybloke-craig3690

10 ай бұрын

Yeah but a good hit from you could put her in her place and teach her that she isn’t invincible. And then maybe she wouldn’t be a pos. Soo many women these days are so controlling. I keep away from them.

@letsgotomarsman

10 ай бұрын

We didn’t ask

@VelkanAngels

10 ай бұрын

It's really weird, that people are apparently only allowed to defend themselves from violence, if they're unlikely to be ABLE to... Like, if they're big/strong enough, that they actually CAN defend themselves, it's immoral to do so? I can't for the life of me understand it. Also, we aaaaall know it's got nothing to do with size. No one would bat an eye if a small, weak guy was hitting a big, strong guy and the strong guy punched him back. They'd just say "well, what the hell did he think was gonna happen...?"

@joemacdonald6312

10 ай бұрын

Don't go for Western women for they are ruined by feminism and spoiled by the Western princess upbringing. Go for foreign women instead!

In today's iteration of "how to be reasonable", three housewives prove to us why they're housewives instead of miserably single.

@prodigalpriest

Ай бұрын

A great deal of respect for that to them.

I remember a comment where the woman who screams out "EVERYDAY" after Bill asks how often women think about slapping their guy in the head responded. She said she had half whispered it to her husband half jokingly who laughed and whispered back "Tell Bill" and so she then yelled it out loud.

I love how the people who "should" be offended, like these 3 women, never are. They understood his reasoning. The genius of Bill Burr is that he can take a volatile subject and make it funny while using logic that is hard to deny. It seems many comedians are the most sensible public people around these days and, for me, Bill is at the top.

@wyterabitt2149

10 ай бұрын

I mean, all he did was use absurdism. It's absurd, because there is never a reason to hit anyone outside of defending yourself from physical harm - ever. Under any circumstances. People die from a single punch every year, violence is always disturbed. Anyone who thinks he has a point, should be on a watch list. Laughing because it's stupid and silly, nothing wrong with that.

@CorporationSKY

10 ай бұрын

​@@wyterabitt2149 He does have a point...and you missed it. The point was "just because you can...doesn't mean you should. Your enemy feeds of your lack of self control..snd women are children in adult bodies with zero self control so men have to "behave" and lead".

@comedianhaze1619

10 ай бұрын

@@CorporationSKYpreach sir!!! Someone gets it!!

@GoatFilmsMaker

9 ай бұрын

@@wyterabitt2149but women think men deserve to be hit just for being men. That’s the point. It’s a double standard

@GoatFilmsMaker

9 ай бұрын

@@wyterabitt2149you clearly missed the point of what he said. Even the ladies here said he’s not wrong

"Oh yeah, it's gross" at the tuna casserole bit had me laughing more than Bill was 👏👌🤣

I am a male survivor of abuse. I almost died. No support for male abuse victims.

@Honorable_cucumber

4 ай бұрын

You are not alone. My ex tried to frame me, when I broke up with her she accused me of DV. Cleared my name but now I can't stop seeing the lies and manipulation even from our society

@matthancock6762

4 ай бұрын

Me too. I got blamed for a lot of the situations also. I'm with you man.

@bradydeangelo284

4 ай бұрын

Well, this was the buzz kill comment of buzz kill comments 🤣

@billcahill2110

3 ай бұрын

Men are still held responsible for the decisions that they make. I feel bad for the experience you had and i hope that helps you make better decisions in the future.

@Banned4Life

2 ай бұрын

Stay strong, brother.

"They fall like toddlers"....I never laughed so hard in my life

It feels like the world has lost the ability to place words/situations in context. It's really refreshing to see a group of women laughing to jokes about domestic abuse. Being able to place a horrific concept inside the framework of a joke. Then understanding a joke about something is not the same thing as doing said thing. Its not even condoning it. Its the importance of context and you ladies nailed it

@JustAJauneArc

8 ай бұрын

Things have always been that way. People just forget about it. People used to be offended by a woman exposing ankle for Christ's sake.

@HDreamer

8 ай бұрын

There's also a difference between this routine that is making a point, in contrast to random guy saying something he thinks is hilarious, but boils down in meaning to "hitting women, so funny, am I right guys?"

@NationalistsRuinAmerica

7 ай бұрын

Literally 90% of people understand the concept of a joke. I mean do you hear the crowd? they're all laughing, not booing.

@NationalistsRuinAmerica

7 ай бұрын

​@@JustAJauneArc"Don't use the lord's name in vein!!!"

@NationalistsRuinAmerica

7 ай бұрын

​@@HDreamerYeah, and there are a lot of knucklechucks out there who laugh at Bill Burr thinking he supports their deep hatred for women, but they're just dumb.

I love how genuine and honest your responses are. It makes it even more entertaining.

I use Bill Burr as a test for dating. If they don’t find Bill funny… I’m out ✌️

@jakejake7289

4 ай бұрын

Dude that's a great litmus test!

I literally could not wait until you did this. I KNEW you would be awesome about it. Great reaction. He nails shit so well that is so very touchy....but he covers it in a manner it is undeniably not offensive. Either way ZERO men or a woman should lay hands on the opposite sex. Being a 6'4" man of larger than average size some women I have been around in my younger years that have hit me knowing 1 billion % I would never touch them back physically. Makes zero sense that thought process. Stay awesome and looking forward to next live.

@AintB2

4 ай бұрын

When they hurt themselves hitting your block and say you hit them is always my favorite.

Ya'll definetly my favorite women group to ever react to Bill Burr's Comedy without feeling insulted by it and actually get the humor & facts,i love it. I recommend you "Titanic is a Horror Film" & "Black Friends,Clothes & Harlem" by Bill Burr

It was cathartic the first time I heard this bit, and it was cathartic to hear you ladies give it its due. Thank you for that.

I knew about how women fight and argue like almost 30ish years ago. I'm the youngest of 4, 3 older sisters, and I'm the only male child of my parents.

@mick776gold

4 ай бұрын

Good for you. I was raised by a single father as the only child, and I am male. No women in the house., I didn't get this until I saw Bill, and I am so grateful for his wisdom!

@JoeXTheXJuggalo1

4 ай бұрын

@@mick776gold yeah some people have to learn from other's mistakes while like me I had to learn first hand experiences. My eldest sister was the bossy type. My 2nd oldest sister was the one that acted like the perfect one. Then there was my 3rd oldest sister who was the trouble maker with things like hanging out with the wrong crowd who smoked, drank, and did drugs. Once I hit my teen years I learnt all of the ways of a female and how they acted by how each one of my sisters acted with their own individual ways. Of coarse due to their ways I had to step in and help back up my dad with strength to show authority while also being that brotherly protector.

Ladies, I'm glad you watched this and were not hyperfocused on him saying I can think of 17 reasons to hit a woman! Thank you for understanding that and that's what he meant. Thank you for being able to distinguish between a reason and not actually doing it. Bill can take a serious subject and make it hilarious! Now, please react to his bit called Epidemic Of Gold Digging Whores! Equally as serious and equally as funny! Hope all of you're well! Have a great day!

@taffmace2897

10 ай бұрын

Could NOT agree maore Karl. Both they way they handle themselves and the Gold Digging Whores clip.

@jeffk1482

10 ай бұрын

I second “Epidemic Of…”

@Saiman9000

10 ай бұрын

Third

@karlschmitt6359

10 ай бұрын

@@Saiman9000 ?

@Saiman9000

10 ай бұрын

@@karlschmitt6359 !

Those knowing glances you all shared are exactly why I know he's right.

What a find! Can't thank you 3 enough for THEE best reaction video to that Bill Burr video. Much success and blessings to you & yours, in life, in all your endeavors!

Ya you ladies are awesome to have open minds to hear the humor and truth in things he says that are definitely hard to talk about socially. Keep being cool!

I love these women's faces. Their laughter at certain moments says Burr got some points right.

Bill Burr and Al Bundy, our mentors we should have listened to.

@orangeandblackattack

14 күн бұрын

and Doug Stanhope

Huge respect to the talk after the Bill Burr video. Probably the most genuine conversation I’ve heard in a long time.

One of the best reactions from women I have seen on this. You treated it VERY fairly and in a balanced way.

@Immediatelyyespodcast

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for your comment 😊 have an amazing day!!

That was a good reaction, I’m happy you young women have a sense of humor 👍❤️

I like you. You have a sense of humour AND a balanced perspective. Need more of that now more than ever.❤

You women were so fair and logical. It's refreshing to see. Plus understanding that a joke is meant to be laughed at and not get offended by. Bill Burr made some good points and everyone in rhis video handled it mature and reasonably. 🎉

I've never been able to understand why someone would want to stay in a relationship with someone who makes them that angry. That's not a happy place, so why hang on to it, let alone by force?

@blechtic

10 ай бұрын

Well, I assume it's about emotions, not about logic.

@notimportant3686

10 ай бұрын

@@blechtic well, when emotions subside you're supposed to be able to reflect and rationalize, but some people just seem to repeat the same loop over and over ad infinitum... i call them morons

@blechtic

10 ай бұрын

@@notimportant3686 Emotions tend to subside after (abusive) relationships.

@Hoobyj

10 ай бұрын

People learn how to get their needs met and survive in different relationship family dynamics growing up. Those influence how they behave in romantic relationships as adults. How many families are perfect and happy Brady Bunch esque units?

@jjfrenzy789

10 ай бұрын

Because when you divorce they still favor the woman

that was a legendary bit, start to finish

Bill Burr has no worries of anyone trying to steal his jokes, any other comic would fear saying that stuff!

So here for this.

Loved it! It's great to see you, girls, to not talk through it, and listened. It seems ya'll got every joke and got the inside jokes. GREAT REACTION! Loved it!

I like the "Let me process" approach. If my wife is mad and doesn't wanna talk about it, I just walk away. No reason to egg her on, she'll talk to me when she's ready. She extends me the same courtesy. It works out pretty well.

You three rock. Loved hearing the rational discussion at the end.

Thanks for being honest and relatable. Great video!

For the people who dont know, John Bonham was Led Zeppelins original drummer.

This is the best thing about humor: you can more or less annalize the personality of the comedian and also the crowd. This 3 wonderful women are a nice example. They laughed, thought a little, they even confirmed some humorous facts, and they are still there with their heads in the same place, reacting and commenting their impressions about the monolog. For me, that's simply delightful, can't say more words.

@manonthemoog

6 ай бұрын

i wish their heads weren't in the same space after watching this. Their takeaway is that yes, there are SOME women who are abusive. While the truth is, most men will tell you that most women are abusive when given a chance. This is because there are no ramifications for it. But if a man reacts to it, he is accused of being abusive or at the very least having an anger problem. The 3 women only briefly acknowledge that Bill's #1 point: the question, which remains unanswered, why is it that the tipping point for a man's aggression is never addressed in any way? Both sexes could learn a lot. Imagine a typical news report about famous male celebrity hitting his wife. But then they report an additional detail, that he snapped after she had been saying horrible things about his mom for several years? Sure he should be prosecuted for being violent, but doesn't it bear mentioning that there was some poor conduct on the wife's part?

@Mopark25

2 ай бұрын

*analyze 😂

This is becoming one of my favorite reaction channel's😂😂

His strategy isnt just for relationships. It's usually wise advice in legal battles too (criminal and civil). If they have a case they will usually argue the points. If they don't have a case, they attack you personally.

Yeah, definitely watch more of his bits. Watch his helicopter story. You'll love it.

You Ladies are so great! Love the reactions!! :)

Just tripped over this video. Women watching Bill Burr? You have my attention. Loved it.

Your reactions make these videos somehow even more fun than they already were!

Bill = GOAT

Bill Burr! Love seeing the girl in the middle slowly get into the laughing mood. Thanks for the content!

Bill Burr is hilarious no matter how many times you watch it 😂😂😂😂😂

😂you girls are fantastic! Keep up the great work.

You guys are great. I really could tell you guys had fun watching Bill 😊

loved your reaction, ladies. Good luck to you 😁

one of the best ever! Keep em coming!

I love yalls follow-up. Keeping it real. ❤ 💯

I love that women’s on the left laugh

i remember when that rihanna thing happened and i said "she might've deserved it we dont know the whole context of the situation" people got big mad meanwhile i had a big laugh

Classic from Bill Burr: deeply handled a sensitive topic with a mix of logic and humor.

The heckler is not planted, she yells out "It's her right" and he can't hear her very well and just trashes her out of habit. Hilarious but so good at forcing a conversation, he really is the Carlin of our generation and maybe one of the best comedians to live, definitely fighting for a place on the Rushmore of comedy next to Pryor, Carlin, Kinison, Hicks, and Bruce

First video I've seen from you. Completely different from what I expected based on what seems to be the prevailing social attitudes. With all due and maybe even undue respect, you broads rock! 🤘 Thanks for keeping a healthy sense of humor. Best wishes to you all. ❤️

@railroad_riley5084

7 ай бұрын

I totally agree with you, new york gangster from the 1950s. These uh... "broads"... rock! 🤘

He is goated

Love the perspective and the honesty, physical violence is never okay. To get everyone laughing about serious topics is why we have comedians like Bill. Keep up the great videos!

💯 when they start getting personal about other shit, that is when you’ve won the argument.

That Rihanna example was actually real. The story was she was jealous of his past relationships with the women around him and was extremely emotional starting physical altercations..... Rihanna and Chris admitted to being physical with each other... She was attacking him in the Lamborghini while he was driving before he hit her.... Chris was just the sacrifice of that whole debacle.

@v-town1980

9 ай бұрын

But he has a penis, so no matter what, the media and society want to burn him at the stake.

@valdoggold

8 ай бұрын

Wow! I knew the story about what happened but Bill Bur spat out the truth about the altercation. And it was true! Maybe not his examples but definitely the gist was accurate.

No brag, just facts. Bill is simply being honest.

First time stumbling across your reactions, and this was great! Just subscribed! Going to watch more!

@Immediatelyyespodcast

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for the support!

I like the festive set up you guys should keep that a thing haha

Hello ladies! Good day to you from NC

My bucket list now has having a glass of wine with you 3 😂

Right on. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you ladies, for just listening, and actually laughing! Bill Burr is the George Carlin, of this generation, saying shit , that needs to be said, but in comedy! It's a fine line!

Just discovered you ladies, love your reactions :) Keep up the content it's great

@Immediatelyyespodcast

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for the support! ❤️

The crowd interaction is perfect

Your guys review on this, the first one of yours I've watched. Was good. I like how you don't cut it and comment all the time. Your reactions are enough.. good job ..

These ladies are so honest and keep it real. I'm so a fan

@Immediatelyyespodcast

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for the support 🙏🏼

Champagne of victory is such a perfect punchline. The analogy through imagery is hilarious.

Thanks for the commentary at the end that's was great and insightful. Some reaction vids just end, and it's like, ok, so..?

The champagne of victory 😂

You women do say some evil a$s $hit, but we still love yall😂

One of the best reactions to this specific bit from Bill Burr that I have seen ever. ps: by the way, I think she's his current girl, not his ex-girl!

Oh my God I love you chicks😂❤

The awkward silence at the end lol

The stereotypical view is that men are generally larger and stronger and thus better at physical violence and that women are more socially and emotionally savvy and thus better at words. People can and do get scarred for life and their lives ruined without ever having been physically touched and only physical violence leaves readily visible injuries. I can practically guarantee there is no statistics on that stuff, but it would be interesting to know a) how physical and psychological violence compare and b) what percentage of the physical attacks were actually about fighting back against psychological violence with something they feel they can have an effect with. I'm sure the standard response to anyone is to respond in kind, but telling that to a tongue-tied person trying to fend off someone, who knows what they're doing, is like telling someone lying down in a fetal position to fight back the person kicking them in the stomach, head and ribs. That said, I'm not interested in excusing anything. I would just like to know.

15:26 There are plenty of abusive women, might be as many as men or even more. The problem here is, it doesn't get reported often. Men are way way way way more hesitant to make these kinds of issues a police case, compared to women. Generally speaking, u don't wanna go around telling people u constantly get beaten by your wife. The truth is society sympathize with women A LOT more. Yes it's a double standard but it's also the reality. Reality is full of double standards and u just have to live with it. And u can't change most of it. To me it makes no sense to expect men & women to be treated equally when we are so different physically & mentally. Men have always accepted this but only recently men bring up double standards that benefit women. But we only bring it up because women keep bitching and can't stfu about double standards that don't benefit them..... it's annoying af.

So glad i found your channel. Funny! Haha

Love Bill Burr, watching him at hooters as we speak 😎🫡🍺

Oh my God I love love love love love love you ladies so much I have to describe after this😂❤

If you think that chick who shouted out during Bill’s Bit was planted you need to watch Bill Burrs “Philly Rant” where Bill straight up ad libs an interactive Roast against the entire audience for like 15 minutes.

Apparently the woman he roasted actually shouted out "it's her right". Which still doesn't make sense lol

Bill Burr is the master of putting himself in a hole, and finding a way to argue his way out of the hole.

Never ok to hit anyone but can we agree they all just don't fall out of the sky...

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I believe the majority of domestic violence cases, both partners are mutually committing it