Taylor Swift Tickets. Watching football vs soccer, Fathers are Essential. Lifting up young men and boys.

00:53 Taylor Swift and ticket resale.

03:37 History of music industry business model. Money is no longer made from the music but from the live concerts.

05:43 Ticket scalpers were illegal.

07:50 Sherry ruins concert fun by criticizing her friends and husband.

12:41 USA idolizes celebrities, but China is moving in that direction. Jeremy Lin and Chinese basketball players.

16:03 Attendees at concerts and sporting events seem less interested in the sport or the music and more about celebrating their own attendance.

19:57 Sherry doesn’t enjoy live sports. She’d rather be home.

21:14 Why football is a good spectator sport for beginners watching on television but long-time knowledgeable fans prefer to see it live. Sherry tries to ruin football.

24:00 Sherry tries to ruin football. Bob tackles her for a loss so she reverts to genetics again. Bob defends genetic diversity.

29:14 Taylor Swift’s childhood. Nashville for aspiring musicians. Segue to the importance of fathers.

33:55 Troubled, out of control children often have no father in the house. Importance of fathers and the nuclear family.

40:16 Problems rooted in a distortion of what constitutes identity. Children suffer when they don’t have a father and mother.

43:50 If a mother gets divorced, she should not date or remarry until the child is 18 years old. Young men shouldn’t be in relationship with women who already have children.

51:16 Test good ideas / truths in your brain. Don’t test them with your feelings.

55:00 Sherry recalls women positioning themselves to be pursued by men. Body positivity is for women only. Young men and boys have unrealistic expectations to live up to.

01:01:08 Bob not playing the victim regarding the social situation around young men and boys. Young men and boys need confidence. Parenting matters but so does culture.

 01:11:01 Why Fathers’ Day is different from Mothers’ Day.

01:12:58 Multiple children disproportionately more difficult. Family fun outings often lead to frustration, scolding and correction.