900k Q&A - Unreleased Andrew Tate Episode, Toxic Comments & Steroids - #639

**Chris Williamson** (0:00)
Hello friends, welcome back to the show. My guest today is me. I hit 900,000 subscribers on YouTube, and to celebrate, I asked for questions from YouTube community, Twitter, locals and Instagram. So here is another 90 minutes of me trying to answer as many as possible. As always, there's some great questions in here and a lot from left field about why I didn't release a two hour Andrew Tate episode, why certain commenters have been getting banned on YouTube, and whether I'm on steroids. I expect to learn whether IQ or boobs are more important in a mate, whether I'm going to do a meet and greet at my live shows, what the darkest elements of the manosphere are, whether I think we can beat population collapse, my advice to a 13 year old entrepreneur, what the intro song to this podcast is and much more. Goes without saying that as I'm on this rational optimism, toxic positivity flex, I really love and appreciate the questions that come in. They're incredibly incisive, very positive. Everybody is trying to integrate and improve. They have a positive vision for themselves. They're looking forward to a world which is going to be better. And I absolutely love that. That is more of what I want to try and achieve and influence with the show as it continues to grow. And I thank every single person that submitted a question and everybody that listens and supports the show as well. For one million, which is kind of not that far away now, few ideas for what we might do. I'm not sure if we're going to be able to do them in time, but Dean has been supplied with sufficient caffeine that hopefully he'll get it across the line. So yes, stay tuned for that. In other news, this episode is brought to you by Whoop. Whoop is the only fitness tracker that I have ever stuck with. I've been using it for a very long time, nearly four years now. And I love it. It monitors everything that I do 24 seven, my sleep, my recovery, my training, my heart rate, my heart rate variability, how much I'm breathing, my stress throughout the day. They've just got this brand new stress monitor thing that tells you how much you're stressed. It's phenomenal. And it doesn't just ruthlessly index information that you then have to put into a spreadsheet and you don't ever know what to do with it. It condenses it into very easy, simple to understand, actionable advice that nudges your behavior and your lifestyle toward what will make you more healthy. On top of all of that, you can join for free, pay nothing for the brand new Whoop 4 strap, plus get your first month for free. And there's a 30-day money back guarantee, so you can buy it for free, try it for free, and if you do not like it after 29 days, they'll give you your money back. Head to join.whoop.com/modernwisdom.
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