PBD DESTROYS Adam Sosnick — He Breaks Down & Storms Off Live!

But don't sit here and say, "Well, let me tell you this one girl used to be this. I'm playing all these videos and just a week ago I had a conversation with you about how we talk over you certain things we say." You do it again the following week after I had a conversation with you last week. >> Okay. Am I disrespecting you? >> The way you're presenting your argument is disrespectful. >> I don't think it is because I cursed one time. I apologize. >> No, it's because I had I had a talk in this video. Patrick Bet David nearly kicked Adam Snik off the PBD podcast. And it was not over a simple disagreement about values. It turned into a full-on live meltdown about modern dating where Adam's extreme victim mindset finally pushed Patrick Bet David to his breaking point. Make sure you watch this entire breakdown because the way Patrick publicly calls out and dismantles his own co-host is something you almost never see on a major political podcast. Get ready because this exchange becomes intense fast. You're dealing with a girl who's doing all the ho stuff out there. Why do you think that our friend >> has been around forever? >> No, no, no. Cuz the internet's only been around for 20 years. Why do you think Andrew Tate has such a big following? Cuz he's talking about getting married and being living happily ever after. Or he's basically saying, "Guys, the hoes are out there. Let the hoes be hoes. Do what you want with the hose." This is literally what he says. But don't marry them. Don't marry them. He just had a v viral clip go out there with our friend Shawn Kelly. He goes, "They're going to do what they're going to do, but don't make the mistake like that schmuck who married Riley Reed and bringing this chick who gets DPD for a living home to mom. >> Who the hell make that mistake?" >> You're you're taking you're taking the exception and making that the majority. >> No, but that is what is becoming more common. >> No, it's not about being more common. Adam, you the more and more I think you're about to have a breakthrough, the more easily you're flattered and influenced and revert back to old way of victim thinking. >> You're making this about me. It is though. It's not I don't give a [ __ ] I'm going to do what I want to do and I'm going to be okay. No one's saying I'm talking about the general man in society. >> No, the general man in society >> is struggling right now. >> No, the general man in society. I'm not tell they're broke. They're not getting laid. They're out of shape. They're sloppy. They're playing video games. And they're dealing with women who are basically saying, "Unless you have a yacht or a boat or a mansion, I'm not going to deal with you." And they're like, "Oh my god." >> First of all, the general man in society is not living near somewhere where there are yachts. You're in Miami. Miami is not America. >> Use that as a metaphor. No. The point. >> Okay. Let you have a a pontoon in Lake Minnetonka. I'm not hanging out with you. >> Yeah. Adam, whatever you're talking about, that's victim language to me forever. >> Okay. Okay. >> It's the victim language. >> I guess I'm a victim. >> No. No. For sure you are, though. In this context, you are. Tell me why I'm the victim here. >> Because your >> Cuz life's pretty damn good. >> To me. No. No. Because when I was 23 years old, I said I would never meet at 23 years old. If my daughter came up to me and said, "They're dating me at 23 years old," I would said, "I'm not ready to have you marry a guy like that." And I chose to change. If you increase your market value, your options go higher. Okay? >> Then you get to pick and choose. Clearly, >> who can do that? What man can do that? >> Me. >> No. No. What man can do that? Not you. guy who's made it in his life that has status that that has money instead of being this entitled victim. >> I'm not even being arrogant. >> Hear me out. What man can do that? >> What do you mean what man can change to increase their value? Every should. But they don't. >> But that's their problem. >> I agree. >> Okay then. So, I'm not going to feel sorry for you, Adam. The the biggest uh uh criticism towards you is your level of hypocrisy and not being able to make up your mind. For example, if you say, "I want to be a playboy the rest of my life." Keep living a life you're living. That's your choice. Keep living it. But don't sit here and say, "Well, let me tell you this one girl used to be this. I'm playing all these videos and just a week ago I had a conversation with you about how we talk over certain things we say." You do it again the following week. After I had a conversation with you last week after Sarah Huckabe Sanders looked up, I told you I don't like that. So if you want to go do something else on somewhere else, do it. Don't do it in a place like this. And I've told you this 50 times. You lack respect in the way you communicate sometimes. >> Okay. I apologize for that. >> And I told you this how long ago? How long ago was this when I had this conversation? And you talk like this. It's like the guy's got two daughters sitting here. Okay. There's a part of a little bit this that respect goes a long way. >> We have to pause for a moment and give Patrick Bet David credit for finally stepping up. For a long time, he allowed Adam Snick to slide. And that comfort led Adam to repeatedly disrespect the audience, lose his temper, and drop profanity on what is supposed to be a professional business platform. In this moment, Adam completely lost control. But let's actually examine his argument because it is filled with serious flaws. Adam blames Chelsea Hannah for damaging modern women and points to a former adult entertainer getting married as proof of what he calls hyperamy, claiming that women today are unwilling to date average men unless they have yachts and mansions. That narrative is heavily pushed online, but the data tells a different story. Sociologists and economists track a well doumented pattern called assortative mating, which shows that most people tend to marry partners within their same social, educational, and income bracket. If a man earns $60,000 a year, he is statistically most likely to marry a woman in a similar income range. Two college educated professionals are increasingly likely to marry each other and build wealth together. Studies from institutions such as the Institute for Family Studies also show that traditional hypergamy is declining as more women earn degrees and build their own careers. In fact, higher earning women are more likely to marry than lower earning women. Adam appears to be projecting his old experiences from a nightlife environment onto the broader population, treating everyday working women as if they all represent a narrow social scene. Patrick Bet David clearly saw that bitterness creeping into the conversation and prepared to confront it directly. >> By the way, I can sit here and talk to Andrew Tate, have a phenomenal conversation with him, and I don't agree with his lifestyle, and I can sit there and say, "That's what you choose to live. Do it." >> Why don't you push Andrew Tate like you're pushing me right now? No, because to why I have pushed Andrew Tate. No, like this. >> No, because for you, you want to have the family. He said he doesn't want to. You say you do. So, you're like this guy, Andrew. Like, this is me. GREAT. GO. I RESPECT ANYBODY that believes in whatever they believe. It doesn't mean I have to choose to live the way you live. Yeah. But for you, it's like this. You're so easily What is the word that you're easily influenced? What is the There's a word for it. fl um what is the word that somebody can easily change their minds on fl uh not impressionable it's a different mal malleable you're so easily malleable like you can go hang out with a group here and then you'll change and you go hang out here and then you'll change you go hang out over there you'll change make up your freaking mind who the hell are you what is your identity what do you stand for every freaking week you change to somebody new who are you >> I don't fully disagree with you I I agree with you I fully believe that >> because I say one Hey, I would like to have a family. >> You're using that as against me to be like, "Well, where's your damn family already, bro? This guy said this for the last 5 years. He doesn't have anything. Give Vinnie the same vibe that you're giving me." >> Nobody said that to you. >> Keep that energy with Vinnie. >> When you're trying to get him a girlfriend on my neck, >> but Vinnie, the difference between you and Vinnie is Vinnie wants to have a family and Vinnie doesn't want to go to the clubs 11 nightclubs 24/7. He doesn't. He doesn't want to live that life. Okay? >> Period. That's Vinnie's choice. >> And that's Vinnie's choice. Guess what? I respect his choice cuz he's standing his ground that this is what I want to do. Okay? >> Vinnie wakes up in the morning. Vinnie chooses to read the Bible. Not cuz I told him to read the Bible cuz I don't read the Bible in the morning. That guy does. He's the example to him. I'm not the guy that say, "You better read your Bible in the morning." That's a bad example. I don't do that. So, I can't sit there and claim to do something that I'm not doing myself. Biggest criticism to you is make up your damn mind and stand up for something already. Make up your damn mind and stand up. Stand up for something already. truly for you. The audience sitting there, well, let me tell you, he's right. You don't know what the girls are like out there. You don't girls have been like that for as long as I've known girls. >> Not like this today, Pat. >> They've been like this for as long as I've known girls. >> Okay. Not like today, Pat. >> You can say not like today. >> I I I I wish I could just have that in my DNA to say, look, Pat's my boss. He's the he's the man, and I'm not going to disagree with him. >> I'm sorry. If I disagree, I'm going to say I fully disagree. >> I don't care if you disagree. This our our one of our key words on the freaking company is debate. >> Debate but respectful. >> Am I disrespecting you? >> The way you're presenting your argument is disrespectful. >> I don't think it is. I think because I cursed one time. I apologize. >> No, it's because I had I had a talk. But my argument is not wrong because I cursed one time and I argument. Your argument for a person that wants to live that life is not wrong. Yes. if you want to live that life. And I'm telling you, it's a victim man's life. >> This was the moment Patrick Bet David dismantled Adam's entire stance on live air. Adam immediately became defensive and accused Patrick of making the issue personal, but Patrick's critique centered on accountability. He described Adam as malleable, which in business terms implies someone easily influenced by whoever is around them. One week, Adam echoes the rhetoric of internet personalities who reject relationships, and the next he talks about traditional values depending on the room he is in. Patrick pointed out that consistency matters. He then used the business analogy comparing the dating landscape to a difficult market downturn. When markets crash, some people complain and blame external forces while others adapt and find opportunity. His argument was that strong individuals adjust their strategy, improve themselves, and change environments rather than declare the entire system broken. Instead of blaming modern dating, Patrick suggested focusing on personal growth, values, and where one chooses to search for a partner. The core of his message was responsibility over resentment. >> Let me put it to you this way. If if if I date a girl, she leaves me, she does something to betray me and leaves me for another man with more money. Am I the victim? >> Am I the victim? >> If you have a victim mentality, maybe you are. If you're like, I'm going to get back, get back up there, dusted up myself, and get out there. You'll be fine. >> Give the ownership for that woman to see me as a victim. I will never give it that credibility. >> I agree with you. >> Perfect. So for you, you're saying, "Let me tell you all the girls." It's all the girls. All the girl that it's a victim's language. >> Okay. >> I don't know what just happened to the mic. Something happened to it popped. So whatever you guys did in the back, it just popped here for me. Okay. Well, I apologize for cursing. >> Dude, dude, dude, dude, dude, dude. Guys, guys, >> and I'm going to say it publicly. I I think this was a very much needed conversation. I think um the way that you and I interact on camera, even off camera, is uh very important. I mean, we can have a great time together. And then we can argue and we don't go back to guy comes up to me say, "Hey, you don't like Adam? I hear you're going to fire him." Nope. That's not been the case. I will tell you >> that the respect part is very important to me and I've told you this many times and that's not going away anytime soon. >> It's not going to be just it's not not just respecting me, respecting the audience that comes and tunes into us. We're not everybody else's show. So, a lot of shows are like, "Fuck this, screw this, f this, that's this." It's not, this is not the show. It's to show that let's try to make our argument the most reasonable fashion and be entertaining at the same time if we can. >> The exchange became intense when Adam attempted to dismiss Patrick's perspective by suggesting he was out of touch because he has been married for years. Patrick responded by outlining the principles that guide his life, including faith, discipline, and responsibility to family. The contrast between the two perspectives was clear. However, it is also fair to consider whether handling the disagreement live on air was the best approach. As a leader, Patrick could have addressed these concerns privately after the show. Confronting a co-host publicly creates drama, even if it generates strong content. At the same time, some argue that a public challenge was necessary to prevent the discussion from sliding into repetitive complaints without accountability. In the end, the debate raised a larger question about standards, values, and leadership on public platforms. Was Patrick too harsh or was it a necessary correction?

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