Codie Sanchez argues women can't match men physically but can compete in wealth. She cites Serena Williams admitting she'd lose to male players, then pivots to money as the real power lever. Sanchez notes that 150 people control the world and that 500 private jets left the Super Bowl while ordinary people are told to eat less meat.
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As a woman, you're never going to be as strong as a man. The best tennis player in the world, Serena Williams, has said publicly she would get pummeled by some of the worst tennis players that are men. So we can't compete in the strength game. You know where we can compete? In the money game. The more money you have, the more you can assert your will on the world, as opposed to having the world assert its will on you, which has been happening to women for millennia. You know, Chamath Palihapitiya, big billionaire investor, said that about 150 people run the world. I was watching the Super Bowl and 500 private jets flew out of the the Super Bowl right afterwards. That is the equivalent of about 4,000 people not eating meat for a year. So while people on high tell us don't eat meat and use paper straws, they're flying PJs out of the Super Bowl. And so look at who the really, really wealthy are and how can you reverse engineer it so you can become part of the class that actually makes some decisions in the world. And then try to be better than the people in power when you get there and try to help the little guy.