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Patrice O'Neal tries to talk some sense into 37 year old Lisa Loeb who is desperate to get a guy but still thinks she is the price. But a girl only hears what she wants to hear. Listen to her side step questions, ignore and go off on a completely irrelevant tangent and get all offended and act bossy/ bitchy and try to turn the discussion into a different route (eg., the content context moment).

Some highlights:

"Getting a hit single would be easier than getting a man. Both of them are long processes."

Inability to pair bond. She’s living in New York City and can’t find one man to settle down with. Woe is the woman who rode the cock carousal hard.

"Have you met any woman on the first date who said 'Look, I wanna have kids and I wanna get married'? I’ve heard a lot of women who go on dates and do that and to me that sounds desperate.

Who wants to bet who said that?

You try to meet people, go on dates, try to talk to people, you try to be discerning and you realize, “You know what? They’re not so easy to talk to. Maybe I should not go on another dates with them.”

You haven’t met anyone like that yet? I have met a lot of people like that. But you also need to have some kind of chemistry.

4.25: Wall and the desperation

8.00: Beta thirst and its implications. Look at that hamster run.

8.30 – 11.45: The dilemma of wanting to take it all for free from unsuspecting beta and trying to portray the image of an independent woman to the public.

13.45: Here she goes on a tangent when talking about dating regarding people wanting to meet others but not willing to leave the house. Solipsism.

15.45- 24.00: Wall desperation. Patrice dropping the bomb on that hamster about her “dating”. Hamster stuttering and getting offended.

26.00 – 28.00: The truth comes out.

PS: Check out Patrice's "The Black Philip Show" if you haven't already.