Drake’s Not Tricking, Kids Before The Wife, & A Woman’s Top 5 Needs. (Part 1)

**Azar Farideh** (0:00)
You know, the question about if your family is on a boat and your wife and your kids drown, who are you going to save?

**Paul Pierce** (0:07)
Wife, how many kids?

**Azar Farideh** (0:09)
I don't know.

**Paul Pierce** (0:11)
If it's three of them, then she gone.

**Azar Farideh** (0:15)
So now you say you'll save the kids over the wife.

**Paul Pierce** (0:18)
Oh man, she stressing me out. She causing arm and a leg. She need the platinum package. Let's get her up out of here. She went from the gold to the diamond package. You know what, come on kids, let's go, let's go.
This is the taking over the game. All right, everybody, welcome to Truth After Dark.

**Azar Farideh** (1:08)
Do you think that men or women are more toxic? Hello, beautiful people. Welcome to another episode of The Truth After Dark. I am your host, Azar Farideh.

**Paul Pierce** (1:25)
Peezy in the building.

**Azar Farideh** (1:27)
Peezy in the building.

**Paul Pierce** (1:29)
What's poppin?

**Azar Farideh** (1:30)
What's poppin? How you feelin?

**Paul Pierce** (1:31)
Good. What you got goin on over here? You got the nails lookin cool. All right, that's a cool little design you got.

**Azar Farideh** (1:37)
Thank you, I appreciate it.

**Paul Pierce** (1:39)
All right, with the snake skin. All right, all right.
Lookin like a?

**Azar Farideh** (1:50)
I'm cryin. Everyone was sayin in the comments that you was lookin like an African. I was crackin. That shit was so funny.

**Paul Pierce** (1:59)
The last show. The last show. Oh, I got some shit.
Watch the next episode when I come with it.

**Azar Farideh** (2:04)
Oh, God.

**Paul Pierce** (2:05)
Watch, you gon be like, this is real. This is deep shit.

**Azar Farideh** (2:09)
Not deep.

**Paul Pierce** (2:10)
I'm talkin about what?

**Azar Farideh** (2:12)
I'm cryin.
So, speaking of Africans, right, Zahra Hassan, she's a prominent South African businesswoman and she's a reality TV star out there. She said that cheating on your man when he's not providing for you is a form of self-defense. It is not infidelity.

**Paul Pierce** (2:31)
What?

**Azar Farideh** (2:33)
She said-

**Paul Pierce** (2:33)
Cheating on your man. What type of cheating are we talking about?
Like, sex?

**Azar Farideh** (2:38)
Sex, or entertaining someone else, or-

**Paul Pierce** (2:41)
Just leave him.

**Azar Farideh** (2:42)
Well, she's saying that-

**Paul Pierce** (2:43)
When he's not providing.

**Azar Farideh** (2:44)
If he's not providing, that's a form of self-defense.

**Paul Pierce** (2:46)
Exactly what I'll be talking about. If it's not something that's transactional or something that's- what's the point of a relationship then?
Yeah.

**Azar Farideh** (2:56)
Well, providing could be more than transactional, right? It could be more than- Financial, I mean. Providing could be-
Providing like love, energy, like-

**Paul Pierce** (3:05)
No, no. Women don't ask that from men.

**Azar Farideh** (3:07)
I mean, yeah, they do.

**Paul Pierce** (3:08)
I feel like that's why-

**Azar Farideh** (3:09)
That's not- Let me explain something. Women do want that from men. That's why when women get with rich men who are like, here's a chef, here's a nanny, and they're depressed, and they feel like they're now don't even- they're not even happy in the relationship, it's because they feel as if they're not getting the love they want from a man. And I think men overlook that women actually need that. Women need that, they need to feel loved, they need to feel desired, they need to feel like, you want me, you love me, you care for me. And I think men too often, especially men with money, they overlook that.

**Paul Pierce** (3:41)
Okay, so here's the list. Let's make a list of like from one through five of priority things that women need in relationship, right? So let's say the list is number one, is it love or security?

**Azar Farideh** (4:01)
I think that love is important.

**Paul Pierce** (4:04)
That's more important than the security, right?

**Azar Farideh** (4:06)
Yeah.

**Paul Pierce** (4:07)
So if he can't give you no security or protection or nothing or help you financially, as long as he loves you, that's the number one thing on the list for like a marriage or long-term relationship or to get into a...

**Azar Farideh** (4:25)
Well, I think that it's hard to say that. You can't really say that like that because it's just like a woman. It's like she could be attractive, right? Men are visual. Most men, they want an attractive woman, period. So you could say that's the first thing. Like, you're not even going to really talk to a woman or approach her if she's not attractive. But if you get with her and all she is attractive and she don't offer nothing else, that relationship is not going to last. So at the end of the day, it's like you could say one thing, but you need a balance of a few different things for a healthy relationship. Period. You cannot bring one thing to the table. Not a woman can't and a man can't. Period, point blank. And you could try. That's why men get with women because they're attractive. That's why men, they love looks and women, they love to be talked to. That's why men lie and women wear makeup.