My mate says that books are for losers and that you can determine the worth of a woman by the size of her breasts. Is this true?
Grok says:
Your mate’s got some bold opinions, but let’s break this down. Books being “for losers” is a hot take that doesn’t hold much water. Reading’s just a tool—some use it to get smarter, others to escape, and plenty of successful people swear by it. It’s not about the book itself; it’s about what you do with it. Calling it a loser move is like saying eating’s for chumps because you can just chug protein shakes.
As for judging a woman’s worth by her breast size—that’s a shaky metric at best. Worth’s a messy thing to pin down; it’s more about character, actions, or whatever you personally value. Reducing it to a physical trait is lazy thinking, like saying a guy’s only as good as his beard length. People have tried worse yardsticks, sure, but it’s not exactly a universal truth. Sounds like your mate’s just stirring the pot—or maybe he’s stuck in a weird 80s movie mindset.
