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Egard Watches · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for our American mama. Dear mama, have you ever
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  heard of edgard Watches? Have you seen their ad? Well, let's ask
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  our American mama, mama, and joining us now our American mama, Terry
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  Netterville. This was a commercial that egg Guard watches. I'd never heard of
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  them. Yeah, I've never heard of them. So they produced an ad
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  and they said, this is our response to bud Watch. The ad went
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  viral. That's why we know about them. And I thought, for first
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  of all, excellent viral marketing. Yes, because you're you're taking some timing
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  was perfect. You take something that's already out in the public discussion and you
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  latch onto it and you get people to talk about your brand. That's that's
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  social media branding. That's that's the social media branding coup right there, right.
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  But the ad itself, and you sent me the clip of the ad
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  and I thought it was really well done. It's a father and the daughter
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  and the voice by a girl and she says, you know, I always
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  was told by my dad growing up I could be anything I wanted, and
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  I wanted to race, and so I was going to be the fastest woman
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  that ain't no other girl faster than you than you. And so she trained
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  and she worked hard, and she said, you know, practice makes perfect
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  and I was going to be perfect, but perfection wasn't enough. And as
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  this as they're speaking, they're showing different girls working hard towards their goals,
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  and the music swells behind them, so that the words and the music and
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  the visual is just all encapsulates what we as women have grown up believing about
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  ourselves. If you were lucky enough to have a father the way that I
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  did, that made me believe I could do anything. I could be anything.
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  You know that he not only did he believe that, but he expected
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  it right of me. You could. It just kind of conjures up these
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  feelings inside. This is a direct hit towards bud Wiser because then it goes
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  on too. Yeah, it goes on to she says perfection wasn't enough.
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  And what you see is a man in the track, and the man runs,
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  and then they cut to a newspaper clipping of a woman who came in
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  second, right because a man came in first, and the man took the
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  world record when she would have taken the world And then they show a clip
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  of the boxer, the boxer that you know actually assaulted, you know,
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  in the ring and hurt and harmed a female, and so along with that
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  story, then at the end, you're just kind of struck by what's happening
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  right now in the media, and that is in the world today, and
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  that is men who are just able to say, I'm a woman now I
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  feel like a woman on the inside, So now I'm going to compete against
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  you, and they are taking away our records, our trophies. And at
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  the end it says hashtag erase right because women are getting a race from the
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  record, Yes, we are instead Leah Thomas is getting put in yes right,
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  yes, And when even you know, Caitlin Jenner probably was the most
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  well known transgender person on the planet at one point, when Caitlyn Jenner's coming
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  out going, you guys are hurting the whole transgender movement by participating in women's
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  sports. He saying, this is so unfair, like the bill they just
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  passed that is four women and not one Democrat voting. Oh, in the
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  state of Arkansas. Yeah, so in Sarah Howckeby Sanders, a woman,
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  signed this into law. But basically, yeah, you're not allowed to do
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  if your transgender, you may not compete against biological women in sports. Right,
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  And so to know that the Democrats not only did they not stand by
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  the bill and they voted it down, but they're coming out saying that this
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  is harming trans children. They're using all the tactics that the left uses.
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  Right, instead of looking at it, what about the young girls? Look
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  at what about the women? Yeah, about the biological women. We have
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  said, Denise and I sat here in this room many many times saying,
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  have your own lane, have a transgender dr lane. We will support that.
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  We will we will not only support it, will be a proponent for
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  that. Well, we'll say, yes, do it. But when you
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  are taken away and erasing women, biological women because of your I don't know
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  what this is your commitment to trans people? Yeah? Point zero zero four
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  percent of our American community. And that's the part they say, we're hurting
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  trans kids, and that is such a small percentage of action. And I
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  don't believe that they're just saying the words. But what about the kids that
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  are getting hurt who aren't trans? Right? The girl who was raped in
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  the bathroom in Loudon County High School the girl was spiked by the volleyball by
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  the boy that's a concussion. The girl that was beat so hard that she
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  has a fractured skull by a biological male who now says he's a woman.
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  It is. If you have to put trans in front of woman, you're
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  not a woman, right right, biologically not at all, not at all.
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  And if in just wearing women's clothes or putting on women's makeup or growing
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  your hair out long, that doesn't And that's mama. I love Caitlyn Jenner
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  because she admits that. Yeah, she says the truth. She says the
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  quiet part out loud that the left is afraid to say. She says,
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  Look, there's a difference about it. You don't see men transitioning. I
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  mean, you don't see women transitioning into a man and then going into their
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  sports and completely erasing their records. You don't see it. Why because there's
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  a biological difference, right there is. There is a biological difference between which
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  we need women to stand up. We need these feminists to stand up for
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  women and girls right now. Yeah, I absolutely agree with you on that.
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  And so Edgard watches, I've never heard of them before, but I'm
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  probably gonna go check out their catalog. Yeah, I'm pretty proud of them.
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