How To Tell If A Man Is More Likely To Cheat On You

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00:00How can you determine if a man is more likely to cheat on you?

00:05So, ladies, please pay attention here.

00:09And Fessy, you think you have guesses?

00:11I have a couple of guesses.

00:12I don't know where you're going with this,

00:13but you made it sound like it's a piece of attire or an accessory he wears.

00:17Giz.

00:17And I think I might know.

00:19I think I might know as well.

00:22Why do you guys know?

00:23Well, we have guesses.

00:24We have things that we think might be accurate.

00:25Are you wearing them?

00:26Let me tell you right now that when I saw this item,

00:29when I saw this story,

00:31before I actually got the details,

00:35this is exactly what popped into my head.

00:39Oh, my God.

00:39I know what it is.

00:41The story is, if you want to catch a cheater,

00:43this research, and this is like real research.

00:46This is from the University of Michigan.

00:49We're talking, what, the Wolverines here.

00:52What do you mean, eh?

00:53I'm a Michigan State guy.

00:54Gotcha.

00:54All right.

00:55So this research was done at the University of Michigan,

00:59published in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin.

01:07And if you want to catch a cheater,

01:09they're suggesting that, you know,

01:11you don't need to hire a private investigator.

01:13You know, sometimes women, wives do that.

01:16If they think their husband's cheating,

01:17you hire a PI to kind of follow him around.

01:21You don't have to go through his phone

01:23and look at his texts and email or, you know, messaging apps.

01:27No, no, no.

01:28It might be as easy.

01:30I know what it is.

01:31I want to make a guess.

01:32Roxanne's raising her hand like she's in fourth grade over here.

01:35Yeah, I am.

01:37Yes.

01:38Yes, Roxanne.

01:39Is it chaps?

01:42Cheaters wear chaps.

01:44Listen, you're pretty close.

01:46Really?

01:47Well, I changed my answer now.

01:49What was your guess?

01:50My original guess was going to be a pinky ring.

01:53Because I know a couple of guys that wear pinky rings,

01:54and that's about like the schmuckiest thing,

01:56and they're the creepiest guys,

01:57and they're trying to think they're God's gifts to women.

01:59You think guys that wear pinky rings

02:01are the schmuckiest thing on the planet?

02:03Listen, I know two guys that wear pinky rings all the time.

02:06You're talking schmucktacular?

02:07But they think they're so suave with women.

02:11They think they're God's gift, and they're not.

02:13But I could picture the guys sporting pinky rings.

02:15What about the pinky ring with the little cocaine nail as well?

02:20What is that?

02:20I don't know those guys.

02:22A good time.

02:23All right, here's the deal.

02:24It's very simple.

02:25And again, this is not like some bogus study.

02:27This is the University of Michigan.

02:30This is not one of those study finds,

02:32internet clickbait stories,

02:34is, you know, some poll done,

02:37some poll done for some company

02:39that wants their name in the news.

02:41That's like, the study finds website.

02:43It's, there's a lot of that on there.

02:45It's fascinating.

02:45The state of Michigan has nothing bigger to worry about than this.

02:48This is very important.

02:50Women needing to determine if their guy's cheating?

02:53Yes.

02:53All right, here's the, you ready for the payoff here, folks?

02:55Here it is.

02:56Men who wear extravagant fashions

03:00with large luxury logos emblazoned,

03:06embroidered on the shirts

03:08are more likely to be untrustworthy

03:11according to the University of Michigan study.

03:14Before I read any further,

03:16when I saw that men who wear fashions

03:19with large luxury logos,

03:22I thought about those Ralph Lauren polo shirts

03:26with the giant logo.

03:28Haven't you seen those?

03:29Yes.

03:29You've got the little polo dude

03:31that's like, just like nipple-sized.

03:33And then, then you have the big, giant logo

03:36that's...

03:37Like a Chetland pony size.

03:38It's like a car door.

03:39You know, it's, it's, it's huge.

03:41So like a swish, you're probably safe.

03:44A little swish.

03:45A little under armor or whatever.

03:48Wait, I'm thinking of like affliction jewelry shirts.

03:51Is that what?

03:52Affliction shirts, Ed Hardy shirts.

03:54Remember those big old logos?

03:55Not the, the...

03:56No?

03:56But they, they focused and the research was surrounding...

04:00Listen, this is really amazing.

04:02Males who own tees with larger brand emblems

04:06rated higher on mating effort,

04:09lower on parental investment,

04:10according to the researchers,

04:12have higher interest in engaging in brief sexual affairs.

04:16So these men are less interested

04:18in having long-term committed romantic relationships.

04:22They just want to, you know,

04:24you know, get on with your life.

04:27And they want to mess around.

04:29They're also less attracted to women

04:31that want long-term relationships.

04:33According to men who own their shirts

04:36with smaller logos.

04:37I mean, this...

04:38This sounds like a stretch.

04:40University of Michigan here.

04:42Large luxury logos

04:44are a tip-off that the guy could cheat.

04:48Another purpose of the study,

04:50which was led by evolutionary psychologist

04:53Daniel Kruger, PhD,

04:55University of Michigan,

04:57was to determine whether men

04:58who wear flashy clothes

04:59were more attractive to women

05:01or if women may be more attracted to men

05:03who are rich

05:04and can provide them

05:05with a stable financial future.

05:07And again, the story says

05:09that the study focused on the brand

05:11Ralph Lauren

05:13and the famous polo shirt

05:15with the mini horse logo

05:17and the polo dude

05:18with the hammer

05:18or whatever you call that thing.

05:20So what are they doing?

05:20They're putting the vibe out

05:22with that large logo?

05:23Like, hey, baby,

05:24you know what they say?

05:24Large logo.

05:26What?

05:27I don't get it, Rox.

05:28No, what do you mean?

05:29Can you explain that?

05:29What do they say?

05:30I don't know what you're talking about.

05:31We don't get it.

05:32Large logo what?

05:33What do you say?

05:34Are you suggesting

05:35there's a correlation with what?

05:36I'm just...

05:37I'm trying to get to

05:37the psychology behind it.

05:39How do men sound again, Rox?

05:42I can't recreate that magic.

05:44Something like,

05:45you know what they say, baby,

05:46large logo.

05:47Fill in the blanks.

05:48MJ, is it any logo

05:50or is it like...

05:51Well, that's what they focused on.

05:52Somebody goes,

05:52oh my God,

05:53look at that

05:53Wackenhut security logo.

05:55Let's go do them.

05:57Like, what?

05:58Is it only apparel?

05:59Look at that huge

06:00Best Buy logo

06:00on the employee shirt.

06:04The research team

06:05asked a group of men

06:06to see which type of polo

06:08they'd rather wear

06:08while attending parties.

06:10The research showed

06:11that men prefer

06:12the smaller logo

06:12branded shirts

06:13for soirees

06:14as well as job interviews.

06:16Women who took part

06:16in this survey

06:17were not surprised

06:18by the results.

06:19You know,

06:20I think the question is,

06:21are there any women

06:23listening that have

06:24had experience

06:25with guys that wear

06:26large logos

06:27like the big

06:28Ralph Lauren

06:28or Ralph Lauren logo?

06:30Is it Ralph Lauren

06:31or Ralph Lauren?

06:32It's Lauren.

06:33You said it correctly

06:33the other day.

06:34It is Lauren.

06:35Okay.

06:36Any, seriously,

06:37any women,

06:38have you had experience

06:39with a cheating guy?

06:41Can you confirm

06:42this research

06:43from the University

06:43of Michigan?

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