Chris WilliamsonA Woman Tried To Find Her Husband On X (it went badly)
Chris Williamson
Tech Exec's Viral Dating List 0:01
A tech executive named Brooke Leblanc tweeted asking who wanted to build the rest of her life with her, then listed her non-negotiables. She wanted a man aged 35 to 42, healthy, masculine, smart, funny, and light-hearted, with a provider and protector mentality. She specified post-economic but still hardworking, meaning he has enough money he does not need to work but still does. Other demands included no previous marriages, no kids yet but wanting them, being on a healing path with therapy and retreats, and working in tech. The backlash was so strong she deleted the tweet.
The Post Economic Terminology 2:30
The hosts note the phrase post-economic echoes language from the All-In podcast, where host Jason Calacanis, the least wealthy among billionaire co-hosts, gets called asset light, a polite way of saying poor. They joke that very few men on the planet could meet her full list, and question what counts as post-economic financially. They also mock the business jargon in her tweet, comparing wanting to co-found my life to a growing New York trend of blending yoga language with business language, like aligning your aura by end of business.
How Men and Women Spend Wealth 4:30
Discussing prenups for wealthy New York women, one host says their money often goes toward luxury goods like Birkin bags, watches, cars, and houses, while wealthy men tend to collect things like wine and watch collections. They observe the internet constantly tells women they deserve a queen or boss babe status, while men rarely hear they deserve a queen. In prenup work, women's demand lists have grown, while most men's top priorities are looks, kindness, and support, with being a good earner never ranking high for men.
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