Gentlemen, I've found a gem while listening to a Red Pill radio talk show: the Tom Leykis show. Have you ever heard hardcore hamstering right out of a girl's mouth? If not then this is for you. The summary and TLDR below analyze the video's content in its entirety, but it's better to just listen to the following 10-minutes of this YouTube video.

Here's Amanda, a 30-year old caller from Seattle. Amanda went to a high school reunion two years ago to see a crush that she fantasized about during high school. She admits to us that the crush was less attractive than before and that she had a boyfriend at the time, NEVERTHELESS, she FUCKS her crush that night. After banging him, Amanda realizes it wasn’t as special as she thought. This one instance of cheating convinces Amanda to become “fully committed” to her current boyfriend.

When Tom Leykis confronts Amanda and tells her that she should alert her boyfriend, now fiancé, about the incident that happened, she comes up with (hamsters) several responses as to why she doesn’t need to tell him:

I had to get it out of my system before I commit to being engaged to my boyfriend… I had to just do this to be sure.

I didn’t feel like it would help our relationship if I tell him…

We haven’t really ever spelled it out that our relationship was monogamous

Despite being together for just under a year... right.

It wasn’t a big deal.

You just have to explore those random options, you know?

I put myself in his shoes, if I were him, and I don’t think I’d want to know [about the cheating]…

It was a while ago, and I have a feeling he’d be like… well, that sucks, you know, that’s bad,… you know, but… I don’t know.

[It was just] one night of deception…

It's none of his business... but it [the guilt] does bother me

Tom knows that all her reasons are bullshit and continues to toy with Amanda. If this incident really wasn't a big deal and only a one time thing than her soon-to-be fiancé shouldn't have any problems, right? Tom then pulls out a few secondary callers to rip Amanda to shreds. The two callers aren’t very happy, yet somehow manage to remain civil.

At 26:17, Amanda shamelessly admits, after being coaxed by Leykis, that if this high school crush was anything special then she would have left her boyfriend. Gentlemen, if this fantasy alpha was amazing at sex, super attractive, rich, or anything else, then this girl would have swung branches and left the man who is willing to get married. This is the epitome of hypergamy.

She admits that she doesn’t want to leave because she wants kids. Her biological clock is ticking and the pressure of being 30 is slowly creeping up.

Tom then starts mentioning that she should break up with the lad; her fiancé is no more than sloppy seconds. Tom and a caller throw doubt into Amanda’s head that her fiancé IS NOT Prince Charming and that she’s SETTLING for less than she deserves. They try to convince her that she should be happy in life. In all reality, Tom Leykis is not only clever as fuck, he’s a saint in disguise. Leykis knows that Prince Charming doesn’t exist (he states it on his previous shows), yet he sells the idea of avoiding marriage to be in Amanda’s best interest. In reality, he’s only trying to save the poor fiancé because this man is about to get married to a cheater. Leykis is a millionaire who has had FOUR ex-wives, he knows the hardships of marriage.

Overall, the call ends on a question mark – we aren't sure whether or not Amanda confesses to her fiancé. My closing remarks can be found in my article because this post is already enormous. Overall, AWALT and stay frosty out there boys.

TLDR: A real world example of branch-swinging, cheating, hamstering and finally the reason behind it all, wall-hitting. This isn't even 3 elements we harp upon here in TRP, it's actually 4. She admits to all of them (both directly and indirectly). The radio host tries to sabotage the relationship and save the unknowing boyfriend from marrying a cheater..