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0:00Look , I went to the pool , swam for one
0:02day , and came back home .
0:04Uh-huh .
0:05But I didn't become a swimmer .
0:07Well , yeah .
0:08I am not a swimmer .
0:08You are not a swimmer .
0:09My faucet broke at home . I fixed it
0:13somehow , but I didn't become a plumber .
0:16Well , you couldn't have become a
0:17plumber .
0:18I couldn't have . Why then , if I cheated
0:21once , am I immediately a cheater ?
0:24Hmm .
0:26That's not how it works in life . I mean
0:28, if I do something methodically for a
0:31long time , say , 2-3 years , and I do it
0:34two or three times a day , well , let's
0:36say , I cheat ,
0:37then , sure , after 2 years you can say
0:39to me , " Are you a cheater ? " Fine , why
0:42am I suddenly one now ? I did it once : "
0:45You're a cheater . " No. Well , yeah , by
0:48your logic , you're right , I suppose .
0:51Well , the only thing that's strange in
0:54this situation is that if a woman goes
0:56swimming once , she's immediately a
0:59swimmer .
0:59Yes . Why is that ? Listen , she's a
1:02swimmer right away , right ? Because ,
1:03look , because the female body is many
1:06times more perfect than the male one .
1:09We know that perfectly well . I mean ,
1:11they're wiser than us , they mature
1:13earlier , and they live longer ,
1:15right ? I get it . Well , yeah , then
1:17you're definitely right , I guess .
1:19Well , of course .