Reading This Almost Killed Me...
Summary
Steven Crowder and Josh Feierstein critique an op-ed by Emily Ratajkowski, mocking her claims about compulsive dating to rediscover her identity post-divorce. They ridicule her self-proclaimed "supervillain" persona and sexual anecdotes, arguing her narrative is hypocritical and harmful to young women. The hosts contrast her behavior with traditional values, suggesting her actions justify conservative skepticism toward modern feminist role models.
Topics discussed
Kalshi ad and World Cup betting odds
Intro skit and supervillain banter
Welcome and Emily Ratajkowski article setup
Reading the article: modeling and dating life
Critique of Ratajkowski's writing style and tone
World Cup ad break
Discussion on childbirth and post-divorce dating
American Financing ad break
Analysis of her divorce and sexual encounters
Reading anecdotes: the vegan artist and the lawyer
Critique of her 'super villain' persona and self-perception
Reading the incest porn and Italian date stories
Discussion on locker room talk and male perspectives
The divorce lawyer encounter and 'penetratee' role
Final thoughts on her lack of redemption arc
Outro and Big Easy Cruise ad
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