Fancy cars, power, women. Still just toddlers.

to be honest, in this whole documentary I didn't see one real man. No one. It's not about real full grown masculinity. They all are toddlers in a way. And to be honest, I didn't even see one real man as like a good role model in the whole documentary and I find that very interesting. And I even mean Louis Theroux. He doesn't appear as the good real man, the role model that boys need. And I think that's a problem because when you do a documentary like that, I believe it's best if you are a real man. And yeah, my first reaction what what a bunch of toddlers is is correct because All these men with their fancy suits, fancy cars, all their outside success. Of course, it attracts boys.