Comments by "Thump Er the Sweaty Fat Guy" (@SweatyFatGuy) on "RAISING Men Up Does NOT Mean Putting Women Down" video.

They don't only want them, they feel they deserve and are entitled to them, not so much the men themselves, but what they can do for her.
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I don't get a dopamine hit when I buy something. Women do. My dopamine comes from things I do. Lifting heavy stuff, building an engine and hearing it fire the first time, making my car faster as I sort it out.. thats where I get the dopamine. Buying parts is something I have to do to build more cars. Money is an easy way to get those parts. I don't care how much money I have, as long as its enough to live my life and build my cars. Even when I have no money there are things I can do to achieve my goals. Thus money is not my focus, neither are females... but yeah I like both of them. I chase that feeling of accomplishment that comes from utilizing my skills, knowledge, and abilities to do things that most people cannot do. It doesn't have to be perfect, it has to function and do so very well. Feelings and emotions don't really have a use in any of what I do. They're mainly superfluous.
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@kin-of-orakio thats definitely how it works for me.
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@amx3257 most of my vehicles have carburetors, I can tune EFI and I do that on my LS powered trucks, also have FiTech EFI on my 65 GTO and 68 LeMans. Just built the engine in the 68 last year, started it for the first time this year. I have more invested in that engine than I do the 65 GTO.. Hearing it fire the first time made everything I had to do to build it worth the effort. That thing is a monster, need to get the car sorted out by driving it, that has to wait until next year. It has too much power to drive in the rain I've been getting, and drag radials don't like wet roads either. I live to do this stuff.. I hate working on minivans and SUVs for other people, but I love building wild street machines.
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