How the Point System works

All right. So, you probably heard of the point system at some point. Damn, look at that girl. She's a 10. Yeah, she's I'd say she's about a six. Hey, Alex, tell me about that girl you're seeing. Oh, she's nine. She's A9. There go the advertisers. Anyways, you know the point system. Guys rank women

on a scale of 1 to 10, 11 being the highest based on superficial and a little bit fishial characteristics like height, weight, attractiveness, personality, job, boobs, and whether or not they [ __ ] with Paddington. And today, I'm going to break it down for you. All right, we're going to start off very

easy at the bottom of the scale. One. Now, an ugly girl is not a one. An ugly girl is probably more like a three. For a girl to be a one, she has to be at the very bottom of attractiveness, personality, making more money than you. So you're insecure, or just be black.

Now they already left. How did they leave twice? Now, it's very rare to meet a girl who's a one. You probably never met a girl who's a one. Most girls who are really ugly and have bad personalities are more like twos, threes, and fours. The only ones who exist are sevens who reject you. Does

that make sense? Right. You ask some pretty hot girl who's like a, you know, she's like a seven, but then she laughs in your face and then when your friends ask you about it, you tell her, you know, the [ __ ] was ugly as [ __ ] total lesb, had a beard, you know, probably a

communist, out of the works, absolute one. All right, moving on to twos, threes, and fours. These are the ugly to below average women. And the only difference between them is basically they're all threes, but they either have something that makes them a four, or they don't have something that makes them a two, or they have something bad