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Cappy explains how committed corporate america is to firing everyone as Microsoft lays off 60,000 people.

Cappy is exhausted as a "new" wave of feminism hits the academic world.

Cappy reads some dating profiles that an Agent in the Field has ran across and explains how women are still under the delusion that men owe them a living.

Cappy explains to young people why they should not bother trying in light of Microsoft laying off 25% of it's labor force.

Cappy makes fun of "business woman" Whitney Herd for her failure to make a profitable company pandering to women on a dating app.

Cappy goes over more Lindsay Clancy copy cat murders and points out some variables that makes it not variable, but shows a trend and a risk to children of 30 something moms who regret having children.

Cappy reads a field report from a high value agent in the field who reports three women insisting he provide for them...like the past 50 years didn't happen.

Cappy explains why governments seem to monetize, punish or otherwise booby trap having sex with women.

Cappy explains to a client why he's failing with women. And it's not his fault.

Cappy reads about SIDS and how it's eerie how correlated it would be with women who don't want to be moms no more.

Cappy shows how in the past two weeks we've had two women show women's true colors and why it's a hard line that men won't tolerate.

Cappy talks about how a new proposed law in the UK would allow women to sue their boyfriends for support after they break up.

Cappy loses it over an absolutely pointless article that highlights just how much ALL of our media is pointless, worthless, which behooves the question HOW POINTLESS AND WORTHLESS ARE THE PEOPLE WHO DO THIS FOR A LIVING?

Cappy talks a guy down from the "red pill rage" edge and explains a life worrying about what women want and why don't they like men is not worth living. Accept and move on. Accept and have peace. Leave the women alone.

Cappy explains why women can only fantasize about a man they're viscerally attracted to WHO ALSO tends to their ever-changing and precise emotional needs at random and changing times.