How To Get a Woman’s Attention

At the Wheatland, CA stop of Dr Peterson's Beyond Order Tour, an audience member asked him how to get a woman's attention. A little hygiene and a decent haircut go a long way.

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[baltimorewhisperer]

you might be able to revoke his psychology license, but you'll never be able to revoke his rizzology license

[hellomimibanana]

How on earth people call this man a misogynist is beyond me. He quite literally says women need to be picky about men. The reason people hate him is because he cares about men, he tells them to grow up. He WANTS men to be better and do better.

[katemiller]

When I listen to Jordan, I feel a great surge of gratitude and respect for men.
If you are a man, please know that I appreciate you and I’m glad that you are a man.

And even more so, if you are a man who is willing to do the hard yards to become a confident, competent, generous person.
Thank you for the small and great things you do everyday to make our society functional, safe and ethical.

Please don’t underestimate your impact, for us all.

With gratitude, Kate 🙏🏼

[yarigg]

Watchig Jordan Petersons lectures feels like a standup sometimes, loving it!

[TheSageSpartan]

Lmao at the end, so good to see JP laughing and healthy again

[ChrisTheHoosier]

As an engineer myself, that little story really opened my eyes. We get so hyper analytical trying to find reason that we forget how actual people talk to each other and joke/entertain artistic thoughts

[ds]

As an engineer, that story was too real.

[Ziggler-kykv]

The fact that nobody talks about the book Casanova Playbook of Magnetism speaks volumes about how people are stuck in their dating life

[omaral]

The story about the engineers made me laugh out loud 😂😂

[ericfreeman]

I can so relate to his engineer story. As a healthcare professional, even though I was shy and insecure as a teenager, the profession obligated me to interact with many people, young and old, men and women. And it obligates you sometimes to empathize with even young attractive women. This teaches you skills that can also help in a social environment.
Engineers don't have that. So in my late 20s I could see how it was easier for me to stike up a conversation with young women, in a nice manner without looking like a creep. My engineer friends were frecuently awkward and totally clueless.
JP is right. It was sometimes painful to watch.

[cyberbules]

Sharing his knowledge with the audience, while roasting them politly... What a brilliant man!

[lazypal]

Seems like a genuinely well balanced guy with his head firmly on the shoulders. God I wish I had the money and time to attend his talks. Also I suspect everyone who attends his talks wishes they could be like him as well.

[mariaguzman]

I have been listening to Dr Peterson for about 5 years. My grandson connected me with U-tube, and Jordan Peterson was the first person I heard speak at University. I was immediately in agreement with his philosophy about the value of men. I have been married 52 years. My grandson was 25 years old. Instead of giving him a lecture I would text him a message to listen to Dr Peterson. I love Dr Peterson’s family💖

[christinadacruz]

I love listening to him. To see him happy and lighthearted is a bonus.

[odysseynoone]

"Engineers are the only men who never figured out how to turn social status into mating opportunities." - Jim Keller

[borisregain]

That was a particularly nice clip of you, Mr Peterson. Made me feel good to see you in such high spirits. 😎👍

[DavidJohnson-dclu]

Definitely clean, competent, confidence, cheeky and caring.

[Onlooker]

It was refreshing to see Jordan Peterson telling a story like a normal guy. Just being funny and relatable and not so overly intellectual.

[manasvibarthwal]

So good to see him smile and be happy, there is always blessings that came out from my heart for this man, may God bless their family ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[stevebuczynski]

It's so nice to hear him laugh. The weight on his shoulders is unimaginable, and he bares it for our benefit. He deserves every moment of relief from that burden he can find.