Welcome to the Outer 21 Convention, Orlando, Florida 2016, and right now we're going to hear a very, very special speech, a personal speech, a talk that literally every man needs to hear who's entering into a relationship. That's our goal. We want to have close connections with people, but how do we have close connections with people and keep ourselves safe, keep ourselves sane, and what can we look out for? As I said, as we started out this convention, I'm always going to put my money on this guy. He was the guy who's built this convention, founded it, you know, inspired so many men in direction, life, and how to be a great man, but that also comes at a price. We're going to talk about that today. Let's get into it, man, a guy that I respect. I'm honored to be affiliated with this convention in any way. This is Anthony Johnson, founder and CEO of the 21 Convention. Thanks. Thanks, Steve. All right, guys, let's start this off strong. Raise your hand if you're comfortable with this question.   Hope have your attention.   This speech is titled, Marrying Medusa, How to Survive a Female Psychopath. Yes, that is her, and yes, that is a red knife. Socrates helped me find this picture. Crop it. Sunday, August 21, 2011, I meet Dr. Ron Paul here in Orlando at the hotel, not too far from here. In my view, he's a three-time presidential candidate and a 12-turn congressman from Texas. He's probably one of the greatest men living.  Rare early in the morning, Sunday morning, got to meet him, take a few pictures with him, or with another speaker, too, from the 21 Convention. Later that day, I also meet the darkest creature known to men. I don't mean specifically either Medusa, I mean psychopath, and we'll get into that. We're going to go through timeline. You don't need to read this, I'm going to fire it off to you guys pretty quick. September 9, 2011, a few weeks later, after meeting Medusa, Marily, relationship begins. Throughout 2012, we travel around the world for the 21 Convention. I hold it three times on three different continents within a span of about six months. That was London, England, Austin, Texas, and Melbourne, Australia. I met Mike McNally there and a number of other people that year. July 30th, 2013, the engagement begins. February 2nd, 2014, we're married. Marriage begins. Also, coincidentally, it's I'm Rand's birthday, my favorite philosopher. November 19th, 2015, her behavior begins to go off the rails in a very visible way. That's very obvious. February 21st, 2016, I discover one instance of adultery. February 25th, she confesses to former prostitution in 2002 for only five days and five clients. Notice how specific this is, over specific. And each client had a very specific story. One was a doctor, one was a dentist, one was a banker, one was a virgin, et cetera, et cetera. Very, very specific stories with it. February 26th, the next day, she confesses to rampant infidelity for the entire 4.5-year relationship, beginning 24 hours. And I remember this day, after we went exclusive, started the relationship, stopped seeing other people, Paul, one of us did. So in a 4.5-year relationship, she was monogamous for less than 24 hours, it was probably 20 hours or whatever it was. That's how extensively the adultery, the infidelity, was. She also confesses on February 26th to identical cheating just like this in every single relationship she has ever had, beginning 20 years ago at age 14. She's 34 currently, about to be 35. She also admits to pathological lying about almost everything in the entire relationship.  She'd never admitted to cheating like this. And even little stuff around the house, making foods, making food and stuff.  All lies all the time, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, four and a half years. Also, even given everything that just occurred on February 25th and 26th this year, she still claims to still not be 100% honest, still not 100% honest. After all this comes out in a very short amount of time, I'm like, holy shit, what else could there be? And of course, me and Socrates and a few of the speakers trying to think up, think this through, right? She pregnant, was she born a man? No, I saw birth certificate, she was born a female. I was really worried about that. So still not 100% honest, right? So what could it be? Before we get into that, let's take a look actually. She not only admitted that verbally, right? But that's a serious claim for me to say that she admitted that verbally. This was a written confession she gave talking exactly about that confession just back in May this year. This is an email she sent me, May 3rd. I'm sure that it doesn't matter. I sent her a really nasty email.  I get drunk in like one shot.  I don't usually say this to women, but yeah, definitely laying it down. Really didn't appreciate that.  It was just after hurricane and my only source of income was destroyed, or that it worked for exactly five days and had five customers of which there was no sex involved with three of those five. Because that makes it okay, right? You trade sex for money with two of five instead of five of five. Or that as soon as I paid my rent for that month, I never went back, my sob story, that it was the only resource for me that's a scary 20 year old with no skills. Remember I told you about the over specific stuff? This is more of it. Five days, five clients, very, very specific, very specific sob story. Oh no, did it once, five days, never did it again. Before continuing on the timeline, because this story keeps going, as you might imagine. Let's go over some goals of this talk, right? At least for the online audience, you guys here know me, so you trust to some extent I'm not totally crazy, right? Online, people might not know who the fuck's going on when they watch this years from now. So one of the goals of the talk is to hopefully convince you that I'm not totally insane, just like partially in the best of ways, right? Another goal is I have to convince you that the boogeyman exists. After that, I have to convince you that half the time it's a boogeywoman, for the boogeyman's a female. Third, I have to convince you that hiding under the sheets is not going to work, because it's a monster, this boogeyman, this boogeywoman does not live in the closet, hide in the closet, doesn't hide under the bed.  So hiding under the sheets usually works, not in this case. Let's go over the purpose of the speech, too. First, I want to share an experience that, like Steve said, is very, very personal, clearly. And that's for me and for you guys, so you can learn from that, so you can see it, and so I can verbalize it, organize it, get it out there, and get feedback on it. So it's for me as much as it's for you guys, too. I want to make it real, and I want to make it personal as well, this experience. This is something that Socrates talked about in his 2014 keynote speech at the 21th Convention of Tampa, Florida, talking about the sexual marketplace and your personal map to it. He really tried to make it personal. In fact, he used me and Merly as a marriage and a married couple to make it more personal for you guys. So I'm following in his footsteps, trying to do that with this presentation.  I want to share the lessons I learned, some of the mistakes I made, at least that's so far I've been able to identify in the span of four months since this happened, 16 weeks now. I want to educate you guys the best that I can inspire you to action, not in action, not just sitting on your ass, hiding in your closet from anywhere you can from the monsters, right? And I want to warn you that you are highly attractive targets and you are at high risk of the same thing happening to you. Just like it happened to me, just like it happened to David Tien, just like it's happened to Socrates and many other speakers. Psychopaths and predators and monsters of this magnitude are very attractive to quality targets. You guys are here in person and online, you know, hit or miss, who knows, I don't know exactly who's watching.   This means you are not mediocre, you are not average, you are in the top 10 something percent of the population doing this, at least in terms of what psychopaths and predators want. Empathy, motivation, quality, they want quality targets. Vampires do not like shitty blood, they want the high quality stuff. If you have emotional skills and you're working on these things, you're improving your life, you have empathy and you can be a high quality person, that's what they want. They do not want average, they want quality, and you all have that. So you guys are at high risk and that's a major purpose of this talk is to warn you of that, because what I used to think, and we're gonna get into this, is that I thought I understood how to spot crazy, pretty good, not as good as some of the speakers for sure, but I was like, I'm not bad at this, I can spot this, I was able to avoid it for a long time, really well. But in doing so, I never realized how attractive I was as a target to the top predators, psychopaths. Another thing we need to talk about right now to write off the bat is that this is, I think the number one knee-jerk response we're gonna get online, maybe in person too. That this is just a bad breakup, clearly I'm upset, clearly crazy I should happen, right?    That stuff is nothing in comparison to this. Because when you're breaking up from a pathological relationship with a predator, you have a predator versus prey scenario, or human versus anti-human scenario going on, which makes it very, very different. It means that the predator had intent, and was specifically hunting you, and had intent to harm you over a long period of time.  You have people who are making mistakes, they're planning stuff for a few days at a time at best, or it's just happening heat of the moment.  And that stuff's bad, right? I'm not downplaying that, trivializing it. But with a psychopath, when you're breaking up from a psychopath, something like that, or someone not toxic, it's very, very different.  Try to put that idea aside for this presentation. Just take it, put it aside, be open-minded, active-minded for the duration of the presentation. If I don't convince you, by the end of the speech, pick that idea back up, no problem with that. But for the duration of this presentation, be open-minded to the idea that this is not just a really bad breakup. It's fundamentally different. And there are hundreds of thousands of people every year that go through it, just like I did, just like David Tien did. Also, in a breakup with a psychopath, so this is also how to survive a female psychopath, right? It's absolutely critical to not just walk away or to not seek out the truth.  Which is different from a regular breakup where you can probably just ignore a lot of it because there wasn't intent, there wasn't premeditated harm going on in the relationship. And you don't just wanna walk away.  A lot of people who go through breakups with toxic people, like this book talks about, they don't figure it out. The toxic person manages to discard them and they don't figure out that everything that happened or almost everything that happened was planned. Which is very specific and unique to these kind of creatures. And if you don't learn that after a relationship with one, you're gonna get into another one. So, continuing on the timeline. Early March 2016, I moved to Orlando immediately when I found out about the cheating. The first one, the one was one guy before I found out about all the cheating. Started packing up, was moving out, took the ring off immediately, we're done. Still kinda slow packing up though, took a few days. Then though, when I found out about all the cheating, I was like, yeah, I'm done. I was out in 15 hours. And then I was at Socrates' house. He took me in for a few weeks, looking at like a men's shelter, like I mentioned yesterday. That's what I was talking about. Marilyn's up there for a few days with me.  They knew exactly everything that had happened. But she had thrown me to secrecy and I still had some lingering loyalty about the prostitution. So I didn't tell anyone. She left and I got to thinking, I was like, you know what? I need to tell these one person about this. I was at Socrates' house, we're out in the back one night, you guys were there last night, knocking back a drink and I'm like, Dan, I gotta tell you something. And you can't tell anyone, even Mary Frances. And he's like, all right. I'm like, seriously? And he's like, yep. So I tell him about the prostitution. He strongly suspects immediately that the confession about being a prostitute for five days and five nights, five customers was just a preview of the truth and was not the whole truth. The same way with the cheating, it was one guy and then five days later, it's like a whole bunch for years, right? It's a preview, starts out small, ends up big. He encourages me immediately to look for evidence of continued prostitution, which her rampant fidelity 20 years strongly suggests. Most women don't start escorting prostitution and then just stop. They start and they never stop a lot of the time. 12 hours later, I find evidence in 2015 of her doing it. Later, I find evidence in 2013 and 2011. So after finding the evidence in 2015, it's the middle of the day. Dan's at work, Archie's an architect. Mary Frances, his fiance is there with the baby. I'm looking in, we're gonna go over in a second, but I'm looking in her phone records because I'm the master account holder for our cell phone company. She has a number, but I have the account. Yeah, I find evidence of it and I just proceeded to have panic attacks for eight hours at SoxHass. I'm just calling up all the speakers.  I tell Steve, Steve's like, yeah, man, that makes sense. I totally make sense. I'll never forget how cool Steve was. He's like, yeah, man, they're personality, it totally makes sense. I'm calling up Bravo, like all these people.  So I'm just calling up all the speakers.  I'm just freaking out. Because of course, you know, I'm still waiting my STD tests at this point.  I'm a germ freak anyway.   So yeah, this was the first evidence I found is being at his house in the middle of the day. It was a call log from March and April, 2015. And I see some numbers from the keys, because I only know what the hell I'm looking for, right? I'm like, prostitution. I don't know, let's look through the phone record and see what's there. I see some numbers from the keys. At least that's the city it's showing. I'm like, who does she know in the keys? I'm like, nobody. Like, let me Google that. So I Google it. Immediately we pull up and she's texting back and forth with this, right? Ranked escorts, companion reviews, Florida companion and my personal favorite, hose on call. Fort Myers, Naples, Sarasota escorts. This is all where we lived in Southwest Florida. Where we lived in Southwest Florida. This is all in there. And then again later, I don't know, I didn't decide to show it, but this is, I think it's ample enough. I find text messages in 2013 from when she did escorting in Los Angeles the night before her plastic surgery. She was $500 short. She was begging for it and me for it before she left and I was like, look, I can't give it to you. You helped ask your sister forward or something like that. She's like, all right. No, she did an in-call when she got to Los Angeles and picked up the 500 bucks that way. That's fucked. And then in 2011, two days after my birthday, I found a couple of emails where she's impersonating a BDSM star, Eve Ellis. She used to brag to my friends about this.  This is actually a BDSM star. Redhead, pale, large breasts. Looks a lot like her, so she would impersonate this person, which is legal. And then use those for escorting photos which kept her face off the internet for escorting with review pages, things like that. People looking for the pictures of her. So basically, she's been an escort admitting to starting it in 2002, all the way through 2015. Completely hid this from me the whole time.  How much she actually did it to during the relationship is anybody's guess. At least the three, technically four times, four clients that I found probably double that that I didn't find, if not a lot more. But how much, only she would know. Let's continue the timeline. May, 2016, at Socrates recommendation, I've been looking into personality disorders for a while, right? Cluster B stuff, specifically. A few things that Kevin, RGM mentioned with Dissociate of Identity Disorder. She has a lot of different aliases, different names she goes by, so it was very weird looking. But anyway, in May, 2016, I began studying severe personality disorders, narcissists, sociopaths, psychopaths. Later in May, 2016, just like David Dienne talked about, I discovered the Hair Checklist for Psychopaths, the gold standard. Basically, it's a Merrily checklist. I read this checklist and I'm reading an item by item list of my ex-wife. I review it with one medical doctor to focus on mental health, who met Merrily, and who's familiar with me and everything that happened at this point.  That's always the story of psychopaths. You can spot it, but then getting them diagnosed is very difficult. We'll never go with it. June 1st, 2016, I discover Psychopath Free, my new favorite book I'm recommending to you guys at the ASS.  Reading it was one of the creepiest, eeriest experiences, I read it very quickly in like a day, of experiences in my life, though. Detailed month by month, minute by minute account of the things she did that I couldn't see going on right under my nose, the manipulation, all kinds of psychological war games with my heart and my mind. It's all in here, because there's a whole group of people, hundreds of thousands of people that go through this every year, kind of like the pickup community.  So that book really takes things to the next level. Later in June, 2016, early this month, I finally, along with the hair check list I'm reading this book, as far as I can tell, along with Socrates and the MD, I know, that she's a true, genuine, female psychopath. And the psychological, not the conventional sense. So a lot of people say a mags is crazy, or I have a psycho ex-girlfriend or ex-wife. I don't mean it like that. I mean it in like the Ted Bundy, Hannibal Lecter, Dexter sense, like psychopath, psychopath, psychopath, which is a very specific term with the real meaning. And it actually does not mean crazy. We'll get into that in a minute, but let's talk more about the book too. A few of the really key things in it, right out of the table of contents that are just fascinating to go through with psychopaths, sociopaths, narcissists. And so the book talks too about a lot of similarities, right? It doesn't even focus a lot on the conditions that these people experience.  So it draws on the similarities. One of them is the manufactured soulmate. So my friend Tim is here in the back when he met Merrily for the first time, one of my closest friends. His first comment to me about her, and I'll never forget this was, she's just like you, but a girl, which is very specific to what they do. Psychopaths in particular are really good at mirroring your personality. So she was basically in that point, the first six months of the relationship in complete observation mode and parrot mode. She was listening to everything I said, and I'm very honest, very open, dishing it out to the max, right? Mirroring it all back. And mirroring it as best you can back to my close friends, who she knows she's gonna have to get by to be with me.  It's also personalized grooming along with the mirroring. They're trying to cater to your every single little need. They then go through identity erosion where they undermine you and your sense of self, self-esteem to the best that they can by probing your mind, probing what you think about, what you value, what your insecurities might be, all these things. The grand finale is what started, if you remember, on November 19th when the behavior went off the rails. She actually planned this out. And then over the next few months, tried to destroy me as best she could in a grand finale, which Sasha was there for a lot of, and his wife. Socrates was always on the phone.   The book also identifies and gives concepts to some of these specific actions you're taking with you. Psychopath, sociopath, and narcissist. They go through mean, sweet cycles where they're really, really nice to you for a few weeks and then really, really mean, and it's on purpose.  It's on purpose. Mean, mean, mean, or nice, nice, nice, nice, nice. Super nice.  Then mean as fuck, flipping it all around. And they're basically trying to wear you down, will you away. Who you are. There's also the idealization, like we talked about. They're trying to make sure that they're your soulmate, they're creating one for you, so they're idealizing you and themselves for you. They're mirroring you. Later they go through devaluation. They take the things that they said for years that they loved about you the best. They flip these around as negatives on purpose. Triangulation is when they pick up, they pick up specifically an adulterate or infidelity partner, and they then begin trying to flaunt it, trying to get caught in some meaningful way, right?  Reverse triangulation is when you're used for the next victim. So she currently has a next victim, right? One of the partners, the adultery partners in the end. I'm not being used in reverse. Oh, my ex is crazy, like all other exes, right? Oh, they're all crazy, but you're so much better. You're perfect, you're perfect. He was this way, now you're perfect. It's just setting up the next target. She did the same thing with me.  I was like, oh, so I'm not like that guy, great.  One of the things psychopaths do in particular, and you should YouTube this, is they look for psychopaths and confessions they do. You'll see them being interviewed from criminal psychologists and stuff. They build your trust as much as they can by doing really nice things for you and supporting you.  People do betray your trust in life, right? That happens. They promise you all these things. They work with you, and they make a bad choice. They betray you.  Think about that. Build your trust up. And one of the ways she did this, for example, is working with this company. She had her own show, the 21 Report. If you guys ever seen on YouTube and stuff, she interviews the speakers. She didn't do this to support the company.  She did it to build my trust, so that I cared for her more, trusted her more, had more confidence in her, to later undermine it and betray it, and abuse it, and cause massive psychological trauma with it. Love bombing is probably one of the most interesting. It's where there just, it's like carpet bombing you with love, right?  I love you, I love you, I love you.   And then it's finally combined with excessive flattery, which I have some examples of.  One of them, for example, she said, right at the end of, right after the divorce, she said, something like, I didn't realize you're the self-esteem of the Greek god, to me. And I think pretty highly of myself, but I'm like, what the fuck? Like, who says this?  That's the excessive flattery.  Along with love bombing, which is, yeah, it's just super, super intense.  Before continuing, let's set some more context here. Much time. So, first of all, psychological, emotional abuse and torture, every bit as real as their physical counterparts and are much more sinister. They're more sinister because they're not honest. Physical abuse, domestic violence, and physical torture are at least honest and that you can see them. Psychological abuse, emotional abuse, relationship abuse, when it's hidden like this, it's basically the difference between force and fraud. Force you can defend against more clearly, right? It's honest, it's in your face. If a partner or husband or wife is getting beaten, people see it, law enforcement get involved, friends and family can get involved and all that. With emotional and psychological abuse, it's really hard to see. Not only can you not see it being set up, the people around you also can't see it. So it's much more sinister than that and it's also just as real. I mentioned that specifically because a lot of people don't take this kind of relationship abuse seriously. They see domestic violence and then everything's short of that and it's not even close. No.  And think about this. You get a black eye from your partner, right?   But that heals. Assuming nothing permanent happens, right? Think about 50 years of trust issues.  So it's real and it's serious and it's sinister and it's hard to defend against because you can't see it. Second, psychopath awareness is very low. Most of people hear this word and they think just fictional characters. They think Hannibal Lecter, they think Dexter, they think only about violent people basically. Really violent psychopaths. But it's not like that. A psychopath is a very specific condition and it doesn't just mean violence. That is a very specific set of expressions. And sometimes that ends up being violent, sometimes not. So what is a psychopath too? First of all, a psychopath is sane. Psychopaths are not crazy. They're not psychotic. Psychotic does not mean psychopath. Psychotic means you're having a break with reality. It means you're out of your mind. Psychopaths are legally and clinically sane by all standards. They're fully aware of what they're doing. They're not out of control. They're doing it with intent. They also have zero empathy or almost zero.   The cold-blooded reptiles, they do not feel. Their emotions are very, very limited. Most of their emotional range in life goes from anger to extreme boredom that never ends to jealousy and envy because they can see in you what they don't have. They're attracted to it too.  They have none of these things. They want them but they can't have them. They're physically incapable of having it. The origin of psychopaths is still debated but most of it, the consensus mostly is that it's genetic, physical. There's something seriously wrong with their brains. MRI scans and other tools that support this very strongly. What exactly it is is not clear. There is also some debate. Some people say it's purely nature. It's purely the way they're born. It's a birth defect that happens to be very vicious and affect many, many people. Other people say it's nurture-based, developmental. I'm not of that opinion. I think that'd be more of a sociopath. And then finally, one interesting theory I've seen with psychopaths is that it's both, right? The genetics set it up and then a bad environment pulls the trigger, like a gun. Genetics load the gun, environment pulls the trigger and then they're permanently stuck that way. We should also, I'm gonna also mention two and I might mention it later, but psychopathy, so psychopaths are, it's an incurable condition. There's a 100% failure rate for talk therapy with psychopaths. No psychopath in history that's been diagnosed has ever been cured, period. These individuals think they're perfect.  Talk therapy actually makes them worse. In prison it makes them more violent and it makes them better at lying. Because when they talk to therapists and psychologists, they're picking up all the psych jargon. Just like when Medusa, Maryleigh, was here, what was she picking up? Psych jargon, self-improvement jargon, philosophy jargon, all these words. She was able to repeat them back.  Listen to the key words, have a shallow enough understanding through this kind of mimic back out. Some more context. Any kind, a lot of what you see with psychopaths, especially in the media and stuff, is like pseudo-psychology, it's not real. So a lot of you might be thinking about being empathetic towards these individuals, having sympathy for them and compassion.  This is really not the case. And whatever the case was, they're pure evil now. They're vicious, they're predators. But definitely don't, media always wants to portray it as like tough childhood. They can be cured and they can pick up a moral code. No, absolutely not the case. So anything you picked up from movies and TV about psychopaths, try to put it aside for the rest of this presentation. Put a stop to the knee-jerk reactions so you're gonna miss everything. Let's go over some myth-busting. So again, psychopaths, it's a myth that they're just crazy. They're not. They're fully aware of what they're doing. They have intent. Socrates picked up on this a merrily long before I did. When he said it too, I heard him, but I didn't really understood what he meant until a few months later. So he was saying this like in March just after she left, there was intent. And I'm thinking weeks or months. Now he was snicking years and he was right. And again, they are legally sane by legally and clinically sane. They're not insane. They're fully aware of what they're doing. Another myth, psychopaths deserve a sympathy and compassion. I am not of that opinion. Anyone else who's been a victim is usually not of that opinion. For example, one of the speakers here, Ted Rice, his little brother, as far as I can tell, was kidnapped, brutally raped, murdered and chopped into pieces by a psychopath in the 90s. You guys are gonna hear about that today. You think he has a compassion or sympathy for that person, for that individual? No. You think he should? No. Absolutely not. Another myth is that, again, psychopathy is a disease that can be cured. As of yet, it cannot. Some people have hope that they can figure something out with it. As of yet, nothing works at all, even a little bit.   And a big one here we're gonna get into. This one is really big. This, as far as I can tell, is one of the biggest myths currently out there with psychopaths to any extent you have people understand them. That this psychopath is worse than that psychopath. Once they pass 30 out of 40 or so, it's an approximate number, or a number with some approximation to it, on that Harry checklist for psychopathy, right? The gold standard. So what this means is, people will see fictional characters like Hannibal Lecter, or the guy who killed Ted's brother and butchered him into pieces, put him in flower pots. These are really violent psychopaths.  They're violent, they're murdering people, kidnapping children, rapists, things like that.  He climbs the snakes and suits by Dr. Robert Hare, the guy that David Thiams talked about yesterday. Psychopaths are very good at climbing the corporate ladder, committing massive fraud, just butchering people's lives, right? Screwing everything up. So you guys will see the violent psychopaths and you'll think that's the worst. And then a corporate psychopath, or like Medusa, Merrily, is a lesser psychopath, right? She commits her psychopathy through relationships, destroying men, like leaving a trail of destruction, or these people stealing millions of dollars. That shit's bad, right? The murdering children's a lot worse and raping them, right? Those must be the worst, no. Am I understanding as psychopaths, they're all, once they pass, once they have zero empathy, they're basically all the same. Now to us, it looks a lot different, right? Cause we care, cause we're humans, we have empathy, we have emotions. Butchering children is a lot worse than stealing a hundred million dollars.   That's why they're able to do these things. They don't care, it doesn't mean anything to them.   I Merrily knew about Ted's brother. You know what a response was when she found out that his brother was chopped up alive or into pieces? I don't even remember. She had a non-response to it.  Just like the guy who killed Ted's brother. Ted didn't talk to him directly, but later he was interviewed by the police or something. He couldn't even understand why Ted's family was upset. Didn't honestly, he wasn't crazy.   Didn't even say sorry. Days later, I realized this. I'm like, are you gonna apologize? She just looks at me. She goes, sorry?  Like, it's because the psychopaths don't care. Kevin, the GM who worked with me for like a year at the house, every weekend he would come down. He's been freaking out lately. Like, yeah, she could have killed me, man, and you. And he's right. She would chop me up into pieces just like Ted's brother or the guy who killed Ted's Marisa's brother.  She doesn't express her psychopathy that particular way.  They don't care. So if cats could talk, right? Predators versus prey. This is something Dr. Robert Hare talks about a little bit.  If cats could talk, do you think they would criticize each other based on how they played with their prey before they ate it and killed it?   You don't care. Cats eating their prey, playing with it, torturing it.    They don't care. That's why they can chop you up into pieces and they're like, they don't even understand why people get upset about this. Honestly, and they're not crazy. They're fully aware of it while they're doing it. Or Medusa torturing men throughout her life, abusing them, setting them up and discarding them. Doesn't matter. Or stealing tens of millions of dollars or something like that.  It doesn't matter who they destroy because they don't care. They can't. And yeah, at the end of the day, you end up like the rabbit.  How you get there is not important to them. One of the things I've been thinking about lately is whether or not psychopaths are actually humans. Clearly they're homo sapiens, right?  But are they human? Which to me is something different, something specific. In my view, I don't believe they are. Humans have rational thinking, and this is just a basic checklist, right? The word is to be human being. It's not even exhaustive. But human beings are able to think rationally, be able to reason in multiple layers, go through a chain of reasoning to arrive at a conclusion. You have empathy, and you have free will. This convention, this company, is a massive expression of that. You guys being here is an expression of that. You are trying to learn and improve your life and put your will into it and then change, right? You're doing that with free will.   You have knowledge being presented to you. You make a choice. I don't believe psychopaths can engage in rationality. They're good at pretending it, but they can't actually do it because their main operating mode cognitively is lying. One of the things psychologists say about psychopaths is that if lips are moving, they're lying. I think even if the lips aren't moving, they're lying. The body language is lying. The microexpressions are lying. They're acting. They're always lying. They lie every day of their whole life. Something Merrily said too that is really, which also strongly suggests it's psychopathy, not something else. When she told me about the prostitution, she said, and a few minutes later, I feel like I've been acting for 34 years of my entire life until right now. Of course, she was still acting, still lying, right? What she's suggesting strongly is that she has always been acting, always felt this way. Hiding, pretending, trying to fit in, because she knew she didn't fit in. Literally as long as she can remember, probably not 34 years, probably 32 or whatever, how many years has been to her first memory was. Psychopath, genetic, born that way. So no rationality. They're lying all the time. Lying is not rational thinking. Lying is a distortion of reality. You're destroying reality.  It's not rational. They're not engaging in it. And that's their primary thinking mode or operating mode. Their thinking is also one dimensional. This is something Kevin, our GM, has pointed out. He's here in the room today in the back multiple times with Merrily. She expressed this with her business, some of the conversations me and Kevin had with her, the way she ran it, and working out. She couldn't think ahead more than a few weeks, basically, unless it was about lying. They can lie into the future indefinitely. They're really good at it. But any kind of thinking that needs to go a couple layers deep, they can't do. So basically they can't reason. They can pretend to have the conversations with you, but it's not really going on. They're pretending. So they're pretending to follow chains of reasoning. They have zero empathy. I think that is a condition of being a human being. You have some ability to relate to other human beings. They don't have it at all. And finally, I don't believe they have any free will to significantly speak of. And one of the ways we can look at this is in reverse. One of the biggest effects of free will is change. Again, that's what you guys are doing. You have free will. You're exercising it and you're here. And as a result, you can change. You can change your health, your relationships, your social skills, your relationship skills, your philosophy, your self-defense skills, all these things, you can change, but only with free will. Psychopaths are well known to be incapable of change. They can't learn through experience, except to lie and manipulate better. Other than that, they can't change at all. I realized before I even discovered the psychopathy checklist that Mary Lee was the same woman I met in 2011, four and a half years earlier. She didn't change at all.  A personal change. Didn't change even a little bit. Nothing.    She went to four of these conventions. The biggest and best ones we've ever done. Didn't change even a little.  And me and the speakers didn't change at all. Imagine getting basically free coaching from these guys for the past four and a half years.  Exactly. This is notorious psychopaths. They're good at hiding and they can't change. Something she also had conversations about with me and I think Socrates too. When the cheating came out, I said, you have to change everything about who you are. And one of the things she would repeat on like a broken record is, change what? How do you change? What do you change? She's texting Socrates. She's actually texting Socrates for advice. Getting it back and being like, I don't get it. What do you change? Like you change everything.  You have to change who you are as a human being. Didn't make sense to her. Didn't get it. Psychopath, they can't change. They're stuck that way forever. It's incurable. And that again I think is the biggest expression of free will and that's why again, I don't believe they're fully human. They're not even close. And then by the way again, like I said, talk therapy is 100% failure rate, which is beyond bizarre. There's very, I don't know if there's any other disorders in the face of the earth that you can't at least treat somewhat with talk therapy. They can't do it. They're just completely unresponsive to it. They make them worse a lot of the times. So in a very funny sense, I think that they are really advanced humanoid evil parrots. They just parrot things. They mimic. They mirror. They look human. They pretend they're good at it, but they're not human. If anything, they're anti-human or anti-humans.  How did I get in this relationship and stay in it for so long? Or how did, I mean, look at me.  There's been 100 speakers of this convention over the past 10 years. She met 50 of these people, interviewed them, talking with them, knowing them for years and years and years, extensively, right? Not in every case, but in some cases. And these people, are these people dummies? Hell no.   They have centuries of combined relationship and dating experience. Centuries. Over half a dozen PhDs, medical doctors and astrophysicists and architect. I mean, I've surrounded myself and her. I surrounded myself and her with a small army of dating coaches these past four and a half years. And that's something you guys need to think about. Because the only defense you have against this is A, yourself, whatever you can know about this. And then B, your friends and family. Of course, I had that too, right? And that's what you have. But on top of that, I had all that.  That's how dangerous they are and that's how good they are at hiding. So let's dig more into this. This is a section of Marketplace 2014 and of 2016 that Sakhti was talking to you guys about yesterday. So we're gonna get into now how that happened, right?  Sakhti's talking to you guys about this yesterday. Civilizing skills, being more human and then horizontally, you just get more attractive, more healthy, more better, seductive skills, things like that. And then you're somewhere in that quadrant, right? In the Marketplace. You have to pinpoint, Sakhti's talking about putting yourself in it, finding out where you're at and then improving from where you're at. That's what he believed the Marketplace was. About a month ago, I realized this is not the section of Marketplace. It's pretty close, but it's by half of it. This is the real section of Marketplace. We have the quadrant, of course, that Sakhti's talks about, scale is zero to 10 or zero to 100, however you want to do it, on the vertical and then to the right. And then, of course, you have the human ideal up here where you're maxing out both to the best of your ability. Then you've got your friend's zone over there. Then you've got toxic people down here, right? But this is the real section of Marketplace. What I realized is, and what Sakhti's didn't see in the other speakers is that it doesn't go from zero to 10 or zero to 100. It goes from negative 10 to 10, or negative 100 to positive 100. True monsters and vampires and predators don't belong in the human quadrant up here. They belong in this half down here. I have a shark there. It's on the front of the psychopath book. They're predators. They fit pretty well. But seriously, true predators, and so in his presentation, Sakhti's talks about in his keynote address that sociopaths and psychopaths exist right here, right? They're doing well on the homo sapien scale. They're getting hot, they're getting healthy, they're aggressive, all that, are seductive. But these to me are lesser vampires, is what really belongs there. He thought sociopaths and psychopaths belong there, meaning they lacked the human skills, but they were still hot, so they belonged here. No. True predators are not just lacking these skills, right?  They're destructive, they're harmful.   But those are the baby vampires.   The scale, by the way, Socrates suggested it does probably go to the left too. So there might be a whole area over here. I think he's right, but I don't know if it's a sexual marketplace anymore then. If you're getting into the negative physically, those would be like people who weigh like 800 pounds. So it's like, does that even, I don't think it counts on a sexual marketplace, but it's debatable.  And specifically too, I wanna comment on this that speakers of the, as this convention are telling you guys about this, right? It's dangerous. Socrates, David Tien, all these guys. It's really hard to understand that. How dangerous these individuals are and how damaging they are. But this is where they live and that's where they reside and I'm really trying to draw that home for you guys and make it personal and make it real. And so this is how a big part of how this happened. Greg Swan, one of our alumni speakers, the guy who married Marilyn and I, he said to me, when this all blew up, you can't see what you're not looking for. And that is how Socrates, the guy best equipped in the room, on the lookout for it the most, enemy number one for Marilyn, couldn't see it. He didn't realize the marketplace went into the negative. He thought it went from zero to 10. You can't see what you're not looking for. You can't see what's outside of your field of vision. Couldn't see it. The reality is no one short of a forensic or criminal psychologist would have been able to spot it at this convention. Even then, like Dr. Robert Hare, he talks about, he still gets faked out. He's Dr. Robert Hare, PhD, is the foremost expert on the face of the planet for psychopaths. He routinely still gets faked out by them, doesn't spot them.  The guy who's the best still gets faked out. So don't ever look at the speakers and be like, oh, they should have spotted it.  Even the best guy is the best of the best of the best. Guys who've been through this stuff, it's tough. It's incredibly tough because they're incredibly good at hiding it. Let's take a moment to talk about feminism. I hear it's a interesting topic at this convention that we talk about sometimes. So feminism, I think, relates somewhat closely to female psychopathy. One of the ways we see this is when I dumped a bunch of cheating evidence for a couple of different reasons onto a blog, sent it to our wedding group. Her family didn't appreciate this, right? But it's very interesting how they responded. Very interesting. The women in particular responded in a very specific way. So again, I dumped all the cheating evidence I had. Financial records, pictures, emails she wrote. We're gonna go through one.  I just dumped this in a blog post and sent it to the entire wedding group. In particular, too, because I felt my family and friends were defrauded. I went in full force, genuine as hell, exactly what I wanted to do, did it, 100% honest. She, of course, got thousands of dollars in gifts we did together. My friends and family, who would've never otherwise sent it, had they known that she was escorting behind my back, rampantly cheating. They sent those gifts and that money and spent that time and effort come to the wedding because they believed that she was the woman she presented herself to be, just like I was as a man. So they were defrauded. That was another big reason to dump this stuff. So her sister-in-law says, Anthony, it is extremely inappropriate for you to publish this very private account of your separation with Merrily. I'm sure you are hurt, but you have no business posting this message and you should really take it down. I respond, I'd love to know what's inappropriate about revealing the truth. And thanks in advance for informing Merrily how deeply inappropriate, irrational, unethical, immoral, and dangerous her choices of 4.5 years have been with me and 16 plus years before me. She responds, it's inappropriate because it's private. What's private, blah, blah, blah, blah. And then this is her sister-in-law too, her half sister, Rhiannon. You know, I agree with Kerry, please take this down. So think about this. Specifically, let's, with feminism, think about how this would be in reverse.   They're all cheating bastards.      I'm posting the truth. Of course, my question is what's inappropriate about revealing the truth and there's nothing. In fact, I believe one of the hallmarks of morality and justice is always pursuing the truth and always being open about it. These people, no.  And yeah, again, if it was in reverse. So this is the feminist double standard, right?   So it's just ridiculous, the double standard, the hypocrisy with this.  What you did was evil, irrational, immoral.  He didn't do anything to deserve this, earn it or ask for it. You just went and did it. No agency, no responsibility, which is psychopathy for her, but in her family it's as feminism rearing as we had, right?  Like we need to sit down and talk about it as your family.  You go girl, power to you. Get what you need, baby. So let's get more personal, right? We're not even there yet. This is an email she wrote, 2015. Kevin was down for all these days at my house, we were working, right? Thursdays, past this August 7th or something. Watched a video, blah, blah, blah, had amazing sex. She's writing this to herself, by the way, and she was not with me on Thursday, it's some other guy. Name's Chris, actually. Friday morning, amazing blow job. She goes through the whole weekend now. Breakfast, beach, jet skis, dinner, melting pot. Friday night again, outstanding blow job. Saturday, she's telling herself this, by the way, the guy didn't say this stuff. She's just like, this is narcissism ring, it said. Saturday morning, amazing blow job, a satisfied laughter. Breakfast at a hotel, trampoline jumping. Gator farm, tiger, another alligator. Cheesecake factory, on and on and on. My personal favorite, Saturday night. Oh, you've watched episodes that lie to me. Learn how to lie, right? But my favorite one from this email is seriously thought about becoming a dating coach. Just imagine that, just imagine that. Jesus, right? Oh, it had really amazing sex again. Sunday morning, had fantastic sex again. You know, all this cheesecake factory, ice skating, cuddling, all this other stuff.  So let's get into the text messages I'm getting during that weekend, right? All that shit's going on.  For days, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Saturday, August 8th, so Saturday, during all that. Hey, can you send me login info for 21 University? I never got it. I wanted to see sock and Brent speeches, Brent Smith. She's talking about Socrates keynote address too. That was about us, by the way, in a huge part, right?  Saturday again, now August 8th. Watching sock speech again. And then of course, then we have this. Love you so much, can't wait to see you again, naked.    So, you know, Kevin's down with me, we're working. So, think about this though. She's texting me that during all this going on and gets what happens.   Cause he really wanted to talk to me.  He said, not only did they not use a condom, he's like, dude, we never even talked about it. Never even came up with a conversation. Which of course, right?     She then writes this email in front of me. I watched her fingers type it in the bed. Think about this for a second. Cheating is common, right? You guys have probably learned that at this point throughout the convention, talk on speakers. Cheating happens, it's common. Like this is not common. Writing about it in the bed after giving your husband sloppy seconds, really not common.  I watched her fingers type it.   Wrote it right in front of me. Let that sink in for a minute.  I'm a germ freak as it is.   This, she wrote in, so her latest adultery partner, the last one as far as I know, maybe. Who knows, right?   Puts this in the sand, sends me a picture of it.   Not crazy, but conventionally, Sasha would say cray-cray. Pretty cray-cray. Oh yeah, by the way, she tried to rob Sasha a few weeks ago, so that's interesting. He went down to the house, he had an RV there, him and his wife went down. I'm like, dude, y'all need to lock the door if you're gonna stay the night there. You shouldn't go there. He did anyway and she tried to rob him and then he caught her red-handed and she's like, well, I had to try.  Like, the fuck's wrong with you? Yeah, right? So let's talk about spotting crazy. A lot of people like I did think they can spot crazy, especially if you've been going out for a while, meeting a lot of women, having a lot of sex, having success, right? So this is for some of the speakers who are not as familiar with psychopathy yet and anyone else who thinks they can spot crazy.   Psychopaths were basically born in the dark and they're calibrated. So you'll probably look at my relationship with Mary Lee, possibly right, if you're good with this stuff. You'll say, oh, she must have thrown off red flags, these ones, this one and that one. I would have seen that, spotted it, ended the relationship, right? I'm missing the point. Psychopaths are expert con artists and manipulators, they're masters of it. And mirroring you, idealizing you, literally creating a soulmate for you in a manufactured artificial sense, right? Whatever my relationship was with her will be different from the one you have with her.  Everything in you, right? You'd probably buy it. The red flags would be different. And if you were better at spotting crazy than I was, she would just modify her behavior and calibrate it to not get caught in the same way, right? The, to the best of her ability, which is pretty good. So whatever the red flags are in my relationship that I missed and there were plenty, right? They would be different in the scenario and the context would be different in your relationship with her or another psychopath. So think about that for a minute, okay? To see a psychopath, to spot them, you have to learn how to see in the dark. You need to get educated and you need to build yourself psychological night vision goggles. These creatures do not thrive in the daylight, they're in the dark.   And that's why you guys have to get educated to the best of your ability to avoid one or being in a relationship with one. My strategy with Crazy, and it worked pretty well, was to repel them. Mike McNally, I went on his podcast unintentionally a few weeks ago, don't even ask, it's funny. And one of the things I said about myself is he was asking me a few things and I was like, yeah, I think I'm like the ultimate antagonizer. And this is how I kept Crazy away, I repel them. I'm abrasive with Crazy, with party girls. Party girls do not like me. As much as they might like me physically and vice versa, they don't want to be around me. It's stressful for them. I don't want to be around them. It's a mutual feeling, right? So I kept the vampires at bay, the baby ones, and it worked. We're gonna watch a video in a minute about this, right, with Marilyn. But I did a great job of avoiding crazy girls to lesser vampires, the drama, right?  Did a good job. But the ones you don't repel, the really, really hardcore predators, you will attract. That's what I did, and I believe that's what David Tien did too.    So spotting Crazy, like you think you can, can actually work against you. Because you're gonna have red flags you're looking for and you're not gonna see them. Your confidence is gonna build in the conclusion that this person is not Crazy. So the better you can spot stuff that you can see in the daylight, the more you're just fooling yourself that this person's not a psychopath, if they are indeed a psychopath or sociopath. So spotting Crazy, your standard level of Crazy, it's not, it's valuable and important, but for psychopaths and these creatures that lurk in the dark, not that helpful, it can work against you. So part of the subtitle of this talk is how to survive a psychopath, right? So even though it's not a standard breakup, it's fundamentally different and worse.  There's a lot of pain and trauma they try to cause that we're not even talking about yet. But regardless with any breakup, from a moderate one to a bad one, to one with a psychopath, there's gonna be some standard advice you can do, right? That's great and very helpful to surviving the experience. So stop the bleeding is what I call it. It's actually what the ARCS inventor of the ARCS machine told me through email when I told him all this. It's great advice. So stop the bleeding with the wound, right, that they caused. First thing you gotta do is ghost. I call it G-day, ghost day, right? Like D-day. You should ghost out with them as much as you can as fast as you can. I didn't do that in some significant ways before specific purposes that I can't disclose to you guys yet. Maybe in Miami. But emotionally, I did ghost out. I did it really well. And not only did I do it well, I think, but I can tell you the experience of it emotionally. So when I found out about all the cheating, she immediately started dying to me emotionally. Romantic love to me is conditional, not unconditional.  If you were ever anything else, I'm not in love with you, that thing, that creature, right, or that person. So when the cheating came out, clearly this is not the person I fell in love with. The emotion started fading. She was like, oh, they must still be lingering. And I was like, yeah, for a few more days or a few more weeks, then we'll be gone.  It's awesome. Because I firmly believe that. So I was ghosting out emotionally right away when the cheating came out. When I found out about all the prostitution at Socrates house, the best way I can describe the emotional experience of learning about her being a hooker for the past four and a half years was like the cheating was like her walking up to a French guillotine, walking up to it right, laying her head down. The prostitution of four and a half years during our relationship, blade coming down, you're dead to me.  At all. Action ordered a lot better than I think now or that I did then. But in terms of where I was at then, that was the experience emotionally.  Next, stop the bleeding, break up any kind of severity, right? Maintain daily habits. I got this from Socrates. Shave as much as you can if you shave. I got into wet shaving with a safety brazer a little while ago. Really cool to keep that up. I try to keep readings the best I could, books and stuff, all kinds of books. I'm always reading books, playing games, stuff like that. Simple shit, right?  It's hard, right?  You keep up the daily habits, try to keep a level of normalcy in your life. It's very valuable. Second or third, surround yourself with a support network as best you can, which will probably be your friends and family. I unintentionally by building this company built up a really strong support network. I did not mean to do that, but in part of what psychopaths do is they build you up and so the higher you rise, the harder you fall. She made me rise really high emotionally and then she tried to get me to fall throwing me out a 10 story window. But I built this huge pillow right like the ninth floor. Hit the pillow instead of the ground. So whatever support network you have, reach out to them. Family, friends, in my case, family, friends and then speakers too. Business partners basically. So surround yourself with them. Fourth, spend lots of time with male friends specifically. After a bad breakup of any kind, you do not trust the opposite sex.  I'll trust any of you. So that's only like a few weeks, right? If you're healing quickly and well. So spend time with male friends, it's gonna help you to heal emotionally and empathize with these men because they're gonna have similar experiences too they can share with you. Like Dean, he had a sociopathic ex-wife. We were really relating on that. Also, one of the ones I found unintentionally from Greg Swan's advice about something else, spend time with non-relationship past lovers you have.  The experience is electrifying and therapeutic because if you spent a lot of time with them, in my case, this one girl for a few years we had been hooking up.  But they're attracted to you, which is different from female friends and female family. So this experience was like, there's still hope. They're not all fucked. Some of them are like, okay. So this is really therapeutic to be around and really, really great experience.  It's emotional experience. Meet them, hang out with them, spend time with them. Also getting the best shape of your life. I've done that actually recently. I've put on a few pounds of muscle in the past few months, great. Dialing your exercise, dialing your diet, focus on intense physical exercise. Something David Tien mentioned to me through Facebook when I talked to him about this. And physical exertion specifically, like I do with high intensity training, like Drew Bays can talk to you guys about today, it focuses you when you do it slow and intensely and it's therapeutic. It's a stress reliever and it's gonna make you healthier and stronger. Very good. How much time do we have? 21, okay. So I'm gonna have to try to speed this up. Yeah, we're doing all right. So this is a quick slide and I'm gonna have to get there real quick, but we'll see what we can do. When I was 15, my dad was very violent, my father, right?  Everyone once in a while, he'd hit me, right? Hard, like punch. When I was 15, one time he was punching me in the face, knocking me to the ground every time. My mother was there screaming, trying to get him to stop, he hit me. Bam, he'd go to the ground.  Did this six times. My dad is almost 62, 240, big dude.  My only thought was, and this is probably a psychopathic tendency in me, by the way. Oh, I don't believe I'm a psychopath, thankfully. My only response was, what am I gonna do, stay down? No, that's the last thing I'm gonna do.  This is not the best advice, by the way. I don't recommend doing this, it's dangerous. He kept knocking me down, kept hitting me, kept getting up. After the sixth time, he freaked out, got scared, walked away, that was the last time he hit me.  My father's probably not a psychopath, he's this really damaged individual. But this is how you out-crazy crazy person, right? You show a level of mental strength that out-batches them, and it freaks them out, it scares them. I did the same thing with Merrily. More psychologically and unintentionally than that, where it was very physical and very specific. One of the examples that I'd love to give, it's really great, is Kevin was down, I picked up Kevin and Tampa, I brought him back down to the house to work for the weekend. We got back really late, like an hour late.  And for the first time ever, she's like, and I've never done this before, she's like, I'm locked in the door for the master bedroom, you're gonna sleep on the couch, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, screaming, yelling. Kevin's there, like what the fuck's going on? And I'm thinking like, this is really over the top, right? We were late, but like this is weird. And I'm like, okay, look, I'm really sorry about being late. Shouldn't have done that, I apologize, seriously. But that's my bedroom, we share it. I'm gonna sleep there tonight.  Fire, psychopath. So I go, okay, this is my home, she's like yours, that's my bedroom, that's my bed, I'm gonna sleep there tonight no matter what. So you can either unlock the door or I'm gonna take it off the hinges. Take a pic. She goes quiet, starts screaming again. I'm like, all right, Kevin, I'm gonna need you to hang out for a minute. This is gonna get really awkward for like five minutes. I'm gonna take the door off the hinges and it's gonna be all right.  He's like, yeah, okay.  This is, so what I do with my father when I'm doing here with Merrily is I'm leaning into it, right? This is a dominance play. Psychopaths like Steve mentioned with Merrily, they're control freaks, control freak, control freak, control freak, dominance, dominance, dominance, power, power, power. They're always trying to gain control and power over you. So my response is just overwhelming force, right? All right, you're gonna lock the door then I'm gonna take it off the hinges.  No one, she never told me where to sleep. In the end, I didn't do it. I went to get the screwdriver, about to take it off and I realized, all right, there was absolutely no way me and Kevin could get worked on this weekend at the house.  But I was in the process of doing this and I would have done it. And anyone who knows me knows, damn, why I would have done this. This is how you have Psycho-Psychopath. You just overwhelming respond like this, right? In a nonviolent way and it really fucks with them because they really love control and power and you're just, bam, right there. There's another one too, but we're gonna skip over it.  This is the second one and then we'll go, there's nothing else to say or this one.  I don't wanna have that much sex anymore. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.   So I'm like, this is weird. She goes into it, talks about all this stuff and I'm like, okay, all right, all right. So I love you. We got married a few months ago. I love having sex with you and I did not agree to the terms you're presenting. You're just kind of forcing them at me, throwing them at me. So we're not gonna do that. So we're gonna keep maintaining our sexual relationship like we built it to this point and I love you, but if you don't agree with this then you have 36 hours to surrender and change your mind or you're gonna find yourself that husband. You think I'm bluffing? Try me. She starts crying even more, flipping out, freaking out. I can't believe you threatened to end the marriage over this. I'm like, I can't believe you would unilaterally negotiate with me and just force new terms on me without even consulting me or getting my input. So my response, it's funny, right? Looking back on it, decent, not the best though. Shoulders ended the marriage immediately.   Huge red flag, end the marriage immediately and the relationship. It also showed a level of intent. She didn't just all of a sudden think up four months in this. This is planned, right? Women do this anyway but psychopaths do it with long range intent. Unilateral negotiation, hey we're gonna do something new and you're gonna do it or you're fucked. Whoa. By backing off and saying you have 36 hours to change your mind I was maintaining the relationship we had established at that point. The terms we set. I said no, you're not gonna change them. Maybe try to change them and force them on me. We're gonna end the relationship immediately. And she knew I was serious. So it's an extreme sign of disrespect. The unilateral negotiation. Socrates talks a lot about this on his blog. So it's another example of leaning into it, right? Try, she's trying to gain control. Trying to take the steering wheel of the relationship. Trying to dominate me.   You have 36 hours to change your mind or we're done. This is a sort of successful way. At least it's funny in hindsight to deal with psychopath. Ultimately should have ended the relationship. But yeah. Lean into it. This is something too that I mentioned because Socrates brought this up a few weeks ago. When she was trying to specifically at the end harm me in the grand finale and really fucked things up, I leaned into everything. Everything she threw out made me frustrated her and angered her even more. Socrates picked this up a lot sooner than I did. That is to lean into it. Whether it's with my father, with her locking me out of the bedroom or the sex stuff. Lean into it, lean into it, lean into it, lean into it. This is useful in life. So here it's not the best. With my father, it's dangerous as a kid doing that.  Still the chip in the back of my tooth from it.  So this is dangerous, seriously. She could have killed me. But I demonstrated because leaning into reality like this and confronting it is useful when it's not with psychopath. Take that home, take that to heart. So where I went right in the relationship? This is something I talked about with a medical doctor who is a huge fan of this convention. My philosophy that guides my life is called Objectivism. It was created by Ayn Rand. Big believer in it, big supporter, right? I studied it consistently and I practiced it in my life really, really well. We have speakers from the Institute in her name coming to the convention consistently and all that. In my view, by engaging in philosophy so well and so consistently and following it so tightly, it acted as a guardian of my psychology and of my mind over these years. So it kept a lot of the damage it psychopaths dish out at bay.  Because other guys this is gonna work on. It's gonna hurt them even more. Like the people that this book is written for specifically because they don't study philosophy so everything gets through, all the damage. With me, anywhere between half to 80% of it is probably blocked out by this. If she would try to manipulate and distort, I would stop it. No, that's not true. We're not gonna do that, whatever the case was.  It also helps you untangle contradictions that they try to set up. The manipulation, the love bombing, all these things. And so basically philosophy was self-improvement. It was kind of self-administered CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy. So she would try to manipulate, distort and harm me with a long range intent. Philosophy would be helping me undo these things over time along with self-improvement, improving my life. So the damage would get blocked out and then most of it would get blocked out or kind of untangled to not create a lot of long-term harm. And one of the ways this looks is I keep getting a consistent, a very consistent comment from Socrates and other speakers and other friends that I'm handling what happened really, really well. And I believe so too that I'm an outlier.  I've done, I think, pretty well with it because of the philosophy, because of the way I handled myself during the relationship. Self-esteem as well. One of the quotes I love from Dr. Nathania Brennan, one of my heroes is that self-esteem is the immune system of the mind, which in my view is different from a guardian. Philosophy protects self-esteem heals. So whatever it was getting through was also kind of repairing the self-healing, because I actively maintain and nurtures higher self-esteem through my accomplishments and taking pride in my achievements and pursuing my happiness. So philosophy is guardian, self-esteem is the healer and the repairer, the immune system.  I also avoided legal marriage entirely in terms of where I went right. We never got a marriage contract, marriage license. I was philosophically, politically opposed to it. She was probably for it because she knew we were gonna get divorced anyway. Then there would be thousands of dollars and no attorney fees and stuff. So she went along with my philosophic things with it, but I think it was all bullshit as far as I can tell. But for me, I don't believe the government has any role in marriage at all.  I'm like, just get the government out. Which is supported by a lot of politicians today. Not a lot, but a number of them, they're famous. Like Senator Rand Paul, I think Ted Cruz and a few others. They're like, look, get the government out of marriage and marriage licenses, let people establish contracts, right? And have what's called a private marriage. I did that and I stuck to it.  I would say if you do wanna get married someday, get what's called a private marriage. Google it, look on Wikipedia, look it up. You have a ceremony. We had our whole family and friends come out. We live streamed the wedding. We went to a week-long honeymoon in Hawaii. We had rings. She took my last name. She has my last name, Mary Alice Johnson. So we did everything that a married couple would do except the least important thing, which is get a marriage license. Avoid them like the plague. Stay away. And I practice moral perfection. She recognized this as did a number of the speakers. I never once hit her, cheated on her, not even once, not even close, or lied to her. Not even a white lie, except to surprise her with a birthday present or something.  Like a psychopath then, I have no shame, no guilt, no remorse. But I have none because I didn't earn any.  But I am proud to practice moral perfection and practice my philosophy to a T during the relationship. Super, super well. Where I went wrong, depended solely on my own judgment for marriage. I did spend four months sitting on the choice, so I made it, committed to it, and then I said, all right, let me just sit on this for four months, think about it, chew through it, develop it, right? Look back on it. That's not enough though. Marriage, getting married is too long range of a decision to make on your own.  Make sure you consult your closest friends and your business partners or whatever you have in your life, your family, as best as you can and take their advice and their consults or their discussions seriously. When you're banging a girl, you are emotionally compromised. When you love a girl especially, emotionally compromised. But when you're dicking her, you are not objective. I don't care how good you are in terms of understanding philosophy of being rational, of being moral, it doesn't matter.  Consult other people. I was overconfident in my understanding of crazy. We went over that.   Big difference. I also projected deep self-trust on to her. My own trust that I had for myself that was really, really strong and rightfully so. But I put that on to her, we shouldn't deserve it. That was a big mistake. But interestingly, I think it had a benefit. My trust was so deep, she had a lot of difficulty building cognitive dissonance at me. She couldn't do it.   So, mistake, but it had a benefit. I think one of the ultimate defense systems is something she actually mentioned to me at the end. It's part of the excessive flattery. And it's to develop an anti-fragile personality, meaning you become stronger with damage. So the more she tried to hurt me, the stronger I became. The more I leaned into it, the more she tried to hurt me, the stronger I became, the better I became. This is useful for life. It's what I do with this business. This company has had many problems in the past with money and stuff.  On top of that, friends dying, things like that, right? This is damage as it's traumatic. To me, it makes me stronger. It doesn't mean I repress it. It doesn't mean I don't feel anything. It means that the more damage it comes in that I'm not looking for, don't go looking for it. You're gonna get plenty on your own, right? It's naturally throughout life. But every time you get hurt, you say, you take the position of, all right, I'm gonna get stronger with this. Like the old saying goes, if it doesn't kill me, it makes me stronger. Yes, take that and apply it to your life. Study anti-fragile. Things again from Disorder with Nathan Taylor, I've written by the author. Raise your self-esteem. Always be raising it, always be working on it, always be thinking about it and improving it, taking pride in what you do, pursuing your happiness, pursuing real accomplishments in real life that are gonna give you evidence of like, hey, I did something great with my life. I can take pride in it, I can be happy with it. And again, do not seek out damage of this kind. It's gonna occur plenty on its own.  Don't seek it out. Get stronger with damage as it comes to you naturally. I wanna show you a quick demo of the Excessive Flattery. This is her wedding vows from the wedding in 2014. Can we turn the volume up? Turn the volume up. This amazing person I know. He has this wonderful way of taking the best from everyone that he needs and making it his own. He encompasses the whole of this chapter. Now I say my vow to you. The meaning of the vow that needs to be said and to your mind, I am yours. I give you my hand, my heart, and my love for as long as we're each other. And should. The Excessive Flattery of course was eclipsing the whole of my gender.   All right, that's one thing, right? This woman though, think about what she just said. As you are mine, I'm yours or whatever exactly it was.  Had been doing it for years and would do it for years. Had full intent to go do it, had been doing it, and knew she would continue doing it.  Greg Swann's up there, marrying us.  As I'm yours, you are mine.  They're thrill seeking. Cause they feel dead inside, this is how they feel alive. Here we go, Prince Socrates up here. This is great. Social path and psychopath.  I'm not kidding.  I get it. Be very careful here. We'll come back to this, all right? Furthermore, these people are unable or unwilling to make social connections. They either don't know how or God forbid are unable to and if they're unable to, they are genetically damaged. And these people exist, they're amongst us. Not here today, but they're out there. Being wary of this.  God bless Socrates.  She was in the room. Not only in the room, she was in the presentation. That is how deep these sharks swim. That is how low they fly under the radar.  She ends up watching this. We're gonna get into this. Well, we'll talk about it. I think I have the slides of it though. We'll skip them then. She watched this speech with that guy in the email, the Socrates speech. She watched this speech about us.  He's like, yeah, the big guy, yeah, I was with you and Marilyn in it. I'm like, yeah, I'm like, that's the keynote.    It's about me and her and how great our relationship is.  Power and control, feeling it, trying to feel alive.  Say it again.  Number one threat, by the way. Socrates, I believe, was by far her number one threat for getting caught. Greg Swann was a close second, but Dan Socrates lived in Florida. We spent a lot more time with Dan Socrates than we did with Greg. By far, he was number one threat. And do you know she manipulated and controlled him and kept him at a distance? Feminism. Socrates' screaming narrative is feminism. She tuned into this, picked up on it and played on it. And I realized this a few weeks ago because he told me with his interview with her in Tampa, he said, I just thought we were talking about feminism.  That's how she kept him at bay. She kept him distracted, misdirection, like a magician. Misdirect, create illusions, keep him occupied. What's Socrates talk to you guys about yesterday? Feminism. Keep him occupied, keep him distracted. This is how psychopaths think.   Number one threat, even kept him at bay. Full lizard mode. This one, thanks to Mech Magnolia, we found, is really creepy. We're gonna go over it by the way, yeah. I just wanted to clarify. Your wife, she wasn't your, I'm trying to phrase this, isn't it? Just to let everybody know, isn't it? I was your first girlfriend by choice.   And I'd love you to speak to that. A lot of this is like so. So he avoided the drama of all those other crazy girlfriends that weren't the best for him. He just avoided it, like just went around it. We're in the 21 convention 2014. I'm on the stage just like this, doing a Q and A with you guys. She's bragging and giving me compliments about what a great job I did, avoiding the drama and the crazy girls.    Thrill seeking, getting off on it. Power, control, hiding. I'm good, I'm better than these people. You know, dating, like the dating coach thing. Oh, think about becoming dating coach. That's, you ever heard, you guys ever seen Jurassic Park? Who's here you seen Jurassic Park, everyone, right? Remember the noise the raptors make? You just heard it again.  So we're gonna go a little bit over. It's fine, I'll make it work. I'll talk to the corporate and we'll figure it out. Gifts she gave me. World-class education to female psychopathy.  Still learning a lot, four months later. I got about 600 grand of free prostitution, over a thousand orgasms. There are worse ways to be manipulated, guys. Like, it could have been worse, right? I also got to enjoy about $14,000 in plastic surgery. Didn't pay a dime for it, she got, all right. Sasha said I got paid to get laid. Somebody said, so you got paid to get laid, man. You know, she spent tens of thousands of dollars in expensive meals and trips for me. She made about 10 times as much money as I did with this company. She's made a lot of money with her own company.   And usually it doesn't work like this.    Yeah, she didn't get anything out of me like that. In fact, it went in the opposite direction, which is really great.  Just keep love bombing.  It's hard to do worse than Medusa. So I know what I don't want better than ever. And in reverse, I know much better what I do want. She's also enabled me to discover and confront the darkest parts of humanity. She gave me night vision for this stuff, right? Doesn't mean I have magic powers, but I'm a lot better than I was at spotting this stuff now. And that's great, right? I was not aware of this part of human life beforehand. I thought I was, hell no, not even close. Now I am, she's enabled that, and I'm thankful for that. This is something Nick Sparks, by the way, talked to me about, what are you thankful for with her? Or what could I be thankful of? I was even skeptical that it could be, but I am. These are gifts she gave me and they're great. And psychopaths I do believe, like David Taylor was talking about, they're about one, maybe 2% of the population. They're by far the darkest creatures in the face of the earth. By far the darkest parts of the human race. If they're even human, right? I'm almost safe until I say that. So she enabled me to discover them, become aware of them, and I can confront them openly. I did have a blind spot, by the way, that you guys should also be aware of because you might have it too.  It's something that then your Brandon talks about with politicians, right?    You don't think evil. Evil is a very distant second for you.   True, she's not. But I never considered that she was evil enough to do it, to do it with intent and with malice. That was outside of my vision. Could not see that, could not even consider it a responsibility. That I would attract that into my life, such harm and trauma with intent.  Something also that I talked to Mitch about the other day, one of the attendees here, like an alumni attendee too, and I thought nothing of it, because this is how I live my life, but he thought I was very principled and how I handled all this. So the moral perfection, never lied, cheated or hit, not even once. I had a very easy time with monogamy. I don't have problems hooking up with girls. I'm doing great since the divorce, like really great, it's been great. That's fun and it's nice, right? But principled throughout it. Also, what he specifically mentioned was I took the ring off immediately with cheating. My position in the relationship with her from day one was zero tolerance for hitting, zero tolerance for cheating. You ever cheat on me even once? Instantly done, permanently. That's it. I did give her the out as I looked.  But other than that, we're done.  Ring off, made it public.    I did let her blow me in stuff like another week or two in Orlando when I was up here with the sock. I was like, yeah, sure.  That's how they get control. Sock warned me about this.   Everything. And she knows how to work, she knows how to work with me like you wouldn't believe.  Cause you don't deserve it. But you could blow me all you want. Yeah, let's do that. All right. Cause that to me is a lot less meaningful. That's just fun. That's just playing around for me. That's not, sex is meaningful, right? Sex is important in human life. It's like one of the pinnacle experiences in a course. So nope. Stuck to my guns as principled. Proud of that. Happy I did it. And thanks to Mitch for bringing this up. Is he here? Yeah, thank you. One of the things Brava mentioned to me as a legitimate concern and he's right is that people will create excuses from this talk. Cause I'm trying to scare you guys. Cause you guys don't realize it's hard to understand when David, Tien and Socrates talk about this. This shit's real. It's really real.  You're meeting psychopaths all the time at the club. A lot of them at the club. David's talking about he's right. You're meeting in the workplace, at the grocery store, at the movies. You're meeting these people all the time. These creatures. You have no idea. Regardless, Brava was right. That you guys might use this presentation as an excuse to take the inaction to staying away from women. No.  And yeah. I'm out in the section of marketplace again.  My eyes are wide open now. Truly. And they're glued open. Staying open forever. Cause of the experience. Great. But no matter how dangerous the section of marketplace is with these predators that lurk in the depths beneath the zero. No excuse to not get out there. Meet the woman you want to meet.  Have the relationships you want to have. Do it. Yes, it's dangerous.  Take that to heart though that you can still, there's still women are not, merely one of the gifts she gave me that I didn't mention is that she taught me that she is not representative of all women. Not even close. The huge chunk of them, up to 15% of the population of cluster B disorders, which is a billion people by the way. One out of seven. It's a 500 million of which are women. There's plenty of danger in the marketplace, right? There's a lot. But no excuse guys, no excuse. And so you guys know as well, and Socrates picked up on this with me too. Everything I experienced from my perspective, so one direction, right? She thought nothing in reverse is incapable of empathy, incapable of love.  From my position out, it was real, it was genuine. This has actually strengthened my convictions about romantic love and marriage and monogamy. Seriously.  Nope, I know exactly what I did, and I know it's real. And if I can do it, so can a woman who is also a human being. There are some differences in the physical element psychological, true. Speakers talk about that. But if I can do it, to me it's improbable and implausible, but I can't get out what I dished out back in return. Whatever you dished out is what you can get back. And I felt that, and it was real, and it was genuine, and I was serious about it. That's great. So no excuses. Also look at, I was talking to one of the staff members last night. I've done a really great job, and so I, even though this relationship obviously really sucked in totality, I've done a great job, and I didn't even realize it till last night, basically, maintaining and managing long-term relationships in my life. With my family, with my friends, with business partners, with the speakers, with attendees, all you guys. I have Socrates as a friend of 10 years. My friend Tim, also, over 10 years. I have a best friend of 23 years. We've known each other since we were five years old. The speaker, Steve Mayed, has been here since 2008. The film director, Michael Gutino is in 2008. I've done a really good job in this business, and then in my friendships, maintaining long-term relationships.  I've done a good job with it in my life outside of intimate relationships, and I believe that can also apply with intimate relationships. And thanks to the staff member who mentioned this yesterday, I'm better able to see this than understand this. Anyway, no excuses, guys.  I do want to put this out there real quick. I believe I've just done one of the longest unintentional observational studies on a female psychopath in history. So if any researchers are watching this and want to talk to me, get all the video I have, all the shit, I have a really great resume for female psychopaths, fucked on over a thousand times, four and a half year relationship, cohabitation over four years, work together out of the house for over four years. We spend a lot of time together. Probably what people would spend otherwise in a six to eight year relationship in four years, is they work together, live together, slept together, except when she was cheating, escorting, or shopping. Otherwise we're together every day for years.  Not in captivity, not in prison, where they usually study them like the men, in the wild, with a really fascinating set of characters. All the speakers, like astrophysicists, architects, PhDs, medical doctors, philosophers, dating coaches, relationship coaches, personal trainers, biomechanics experts, like just seeing her with these people is like, holy fuck, there's so much data here. So if anyone's watching this, who's into this stuff, contact me. I also have a lot of private video that is not on YouTube, but we got that too. Which is interesting, seriously. Like there's a, we'll get into it later, but there's a predator stare, and I think on video we have it captured, which is awesome, where their eyes, their people's dilate.  I wanna support the nonviolent witch hunt that this book advocates, or they think is coming. This book talks about a witch hunt, so that history has been based on complete nonsense, clearly, witchcraft, race, color, skin color, whatever the fuck, right? No, psychopaths and male psychopaths, female psychopaths, this is a witch hunt worth going on. These are predators.   They will chop you into little pieces. They will torture you in a relationship.   I say we raise awareness of psychopathy and breathe them out of existence. To the extent it's genetic, and I'm serious. This will take a long time. I'm pretty young. I look forward to seeing progress on it, seriously. They do not deserve to be a part of the human race. We should not get violent, not actually go on a witch hunt. Raise awareness, spot them, ostracize them, let them just breathe themselves out of existence. They can breathe with themselves, they won't. Psychopaths are competitive predators.  Sociopaths, psychopaths, narcissists, they will not breed.  I'm serious.  You guys are also, by the way, at high risk of psychopath, relationships of psychopaths, narcissists, sociopaths, you're also the most dangerous prey. And also, I have a quote here from Iran, I love. Prepare to judge and be judged, which is exactly what we're doing here. I'm prepared to be judged. If y'all are critical of what I've done and the way I'm portraying this, let's talk about it. But again, you guys are number one targets and you're not average or you're not safe, but be the sheepdog. You are dangerous. If a female psychopath dates you like she did with me and marries you and whatever, I mean, look what's happening now. I'm an out and married with everything. The truth will be televised to 100-something thousand people who know who she is. That is how you deal with psychopaths.  Sometimes they go to prison and they get executed. Great. Other ones get away with it. They walk away with it. Feminism supports this, right? With the females in particular. Do not let them act with impunity. We're gonna talk, the truth shall be televised. I have the evidence. It's not slander, not defamation. I can prove it. It's factual. Let's get it out there. Let's find more of them. Get the evidence, get the proof, out them, ostracize them. Be dangerous. Make sure that if they date you or if they get you in a relationship that it ends up being a very dangerous experience for them too. Finally, the ultimate gift Marely gave me. She made me realize that I am definitely not invincible. This should hurt. But I am a breakable. And that was the ultimate test, being in a relationship with her, opening up completely to someone who I thought was my soulmate, and then discovering that she'd been trying to hurt me for four and a half years, actively with intent. The ultimate test of being broken did not break. We're here today.    That's it.


What's up everyone? It's your girl, Kenzie here from Layton Sports Cards, and I'm ripping some personals here for Eric R. We've got five total boxes. We've got a 2021 Panini Prism Football, No Huddle Box, a 2022 Tops Tier 1 Baseball Hobby, a 2021 Panini Select Football H2, a 2021 22 Tops UEFA Champions League Stadium Club Chrome Soccer, and a 2022 Panini Select UFC Hobby. All right, we're going to start here with the UFC. Yeah, staying hot with UFC tonight. Jeez, Patrick, you're on a roll this week then, huh? Good luck. Nunez Santos. Izzy, we've got Silver, Rashad Evans. All the sports, yeah. That's what we were saying. We've pulled gold out of, first it was UFC, then it was baseball, basketball, and football. We've pulled golds out of all of those sports so far. I guess we've got a pulling out of soccer now, huh? We've got white concourse of Alexander Potoya, but on a gold streak tonight. And in here, we've got a Khamzat Chamev on the Octagon side, just wanted to fight this past weekend. Scope Premier level, Thiago Santos.  He was 15 pounds overweight, and so they had to switch up like multiple different cards so that, you know, I could still do a fight. And then he won, obviously, he had the upper hand. Umar Nurmagomedov, rookie concourse, and rookie tri-color of Santos. And like he was laughing about and stuff, and Wayans is like, dude, it's not funny.  Right. Out of 99, we've got red octagon action signatures of Tessia Torres. Tessia Torres? I mean, I'm in Zoom too. All these fighters like train the fight Exactly, yeah. They watch film on them and everything, and just screwed everybody up, but he thought it was comical. Make me mad. Alex Perez on the tri-color concourse. Shanko, we've got phenomenons of Rocket and Silver, Frankie Edgar, Premier level. Daniel Rodriguez on the rookie auto, welterweight division rookie. Daniel Rodriguez. Now we've got red rookie of KC O'Neill women's flyweights, 36 of 99. Global icons, Whitaker, Silver, concourse of Vincent LeCupe. Yeah, exactly. More than weeks to SNF. Like they trained for, you know, a long time. We've got light blue of Sarah McMahon, for the most part. 70 out of 199. I thought it was funny, you know, and talking all that smack after he won, like, duh, you were gonna win. You're not even fighting the person you were supposed to. Silver rookie, Larone Murphy. And last pack, you've got Eric on your UFC beam. Chuck Ladoe. We've got a Peter Yon on the Silver patch. Men's Bantam weight. And a Silver Vieira, Premier level. All right. Up next, let's do some soccer. Stadium Club Chrome. Good luck. Here we go, Eric. Good luck on your soccer. Got refractor of Zapata from Atalanta. Glimpse of Gold Refractor, Kamavinga, Real Madrid. Real Time Refractor, Paul Pogba. Kamavinga. East Stuns. Stunnich, Stunnich for Biomedic Refractor. Real Time Refractor, Alexander Arnold. Maldini. Bass. Griezmann. Bentam. Welcome for one Chrome Auto. Got rookie on the championship contributions. Jonathan David for Los Calioli. Pedri on the gold. 29 of 50. Now we've pulled a gold in soccer. There we go. So we pulled gold in UFC, soccer, baseball, basketball, football. What other sports do we have that we haven't pulled a gold yet in? What other sports do we do? Yes, F1. WWE. Yeah, that's true. That's a goal. Let's pull a gold in every single possible sport we rip here. We've got championship contributions. Nice, Lionel Messi. You go, Eric. He has to be golfing here. I don't think we have any more of that. Yeah, no more golf. We've got a glimpse of gold rookie refractor of Mom Bimbi. Mom Bimbi. Young boys. Beam team. There you go, Eric. We'll mag that for you. Real Time Rookie Refractor, Gaby. That's a big hit. I'm pulling some big autos out of this stadium club, y'all.  Yeah, we need gold out of hockey. Yeah, that's true, Bo. Mohamed Salah for Liverpool Refractor. And that belly in is six. Got green of Aaronson from Salzburg. That is 27 of 199. Neymar, Ronaldo, Grealish. And a last pack of the soccer here for you, Eric. Got a box in every sport. We've got the red and pink of Jalph Felix. Nice one there. Let the go, Dave Madrid. Again, one per box on these. They are not numbered. Salah, Zavi, and Adonama. All right. Very nice box there. Well, all right. Tier one time. Tier one. Good luck. Up first, we have 343 of 399. Freddy Peralta. Brew Crew Patch. Game used. We've got Otto Lukavoy. 167 of 299 for the Yankees. Lukavoy. And last one, we've got another Brew Crew rookie hit. 141 of 299. Jake Cousins. Jake Cousins. We've got two football left. We're going to do the H2 Selects. H2 Select. Here we go. Scrange rookie. Mario Rogers. We've got Disco, Matt Ryan, Premier level. A, B, and Tyson Campbell rookie. Derek Gore, Paula Mollus, Sam Allinger. We've got Club Level DHOP on the Disco. Jamar Chase, Premier level rookie. And Silver, Zach Wilson concourse. There you go, Eric. Elijah Moore. Adams. We've got Justin Fields, Club level rookie base. Red Disco. Rookie, Tyler Wallace for the Ravens, Premier level 46 of 49 on that one. Hollywood Brown and a Kyle Trask rookie base. Last pack of the select. Michael Carter rookie, Miles Sanders, Micah Parsons on the concourse. Got Blue Disco of Debo Samuel concourse that is 17 out of 25 on the blue. Brian Edwards and Silver rookie Amir Smith-Marcette, Premier level. Last but not least here for you, Eric. We've got your prism, no huddle box. Good luck. Prism, no huddle. Jefferson, we've got new recruits, rookie Disco. Zach Wilson. Jalen Waddle, rookie base. And Disco, DeMarcus Lawrence, see a big auto. Looking for a Disco variation too, rookie. Miles Gatskin on the aqua, 52 of 79. Trace Sermon, we've got rookie Frank Darby Disco. Not a variation. Jalen Cant, we've got Jamie Newman Eagles purple, 13 of 35. Raimondry Stevenson rookie. We've got Disco rookie Trace Sermon and that is the variation there for you, Eric. Again, you see the V right at the top. Rookie variation there. Rike, red color match, the honey badger here for the Chiefs, 8 of 50. Tyron Matthew. Bush Newsome. Lockdown to white free, Disco. Saving Collins. Disco fireworks. Paddy Mahomes. Minor, it's Disco rookie, a Mon Ross St. Brown. He had a nice game. 20 points in fantasy too, I think. Schwartz, we've got Tutu Atwell on the aqua, rookie to 79. All out, CMC Disco. Galladay, we've got Chuba Hubbard rookie base. And purple, CD Lamb to 35. Cowboys, 28 of 35. Cowboys, that worked so great last night. That's for sure. Out for a month. Another game quarterback. And we've got Rhonda Elmore on the rookie Disco auto. There you go, Eric. He's out currently, but once he comes back, I think he'll be helping us with offense pretty well. Rhonda Elmore. Here's a quarterback. Jacob Harris, brilliant Disco of Stefan Dix. Jalen Phillips, red. Vince Young for the Titans. 24 out of 50. Micah Parsons rookie. And we've got Hype Disco, Jonathan Taylor. Last pack here, Eric. Cheris Marshall Jr. and A.A.J. Dillon Disco. All right, nice boxes there for you, Eric. Thanks again for hopping in. Congrats on those hits, and we'll get them right out to you.