There's a video from the 1960s where as a candid camera type prank, they had a woman say she would be the pilot and the men, while very surprised and seeming like they don't know quite how to react to that news, but sort of are processing it, it was the women who were vocally concerned because women know women more than the way they present themselves to men, and it's just funny to see the women be more vocally nervous.
If you can't hear the first lady, she says "It just had to happen to us" to her husband, but it's the second lady who's the real gem of the video. It's a fascinating watch.
Women say they want to work together but it's all bullshit. They envision some utopia where women all work together but in reality every single one of them not only wants to lead, they want every other woman to know she's the leader. The second part is more important- they want everyone to know they're the leader and if they don't have that they would rather sabotage it for everyone else.
Women don't trust women.
There's a video from the 1960s where as a candid camera type prank, they had a woman say she would be the pilot and the men, while very surprised and seeming like they don't know quite how to react to that news, but sort of are processing it, it was the women who were vocally concerned because women know women more than the way they present themselves to men, and it's just funny to see the women be more vocally nervous.
If you can't hear the first lady, she says "It just had to happen to us" to her husband, but it's the second lady who's the real gem of the video. It's a fascinating watch.
Women say they want to work together but it's all bullshit. They envision some utopia where women all work together but in reality every single one of them not only wants to lead, they want every other woman to know she's the leader. The second part is more important- they want everyone to know they're the leader and if they don't have that they would rather sabotage it for everyone else.