@thatzonaguy
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@thatzonaguy Run the numbers fellas . #tedtalk #dating #theboys #ftb #xyzbca
@thatzonaguy
Instagram · Speaker address
@thatzonaguy Run the numbers fellas . #tedtalk #dating #theboys #ftb #xyzbca
Performance
Video #23175 · Speaker address
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The creator delivers a deadpan, satirical 'TED Talk' style presentation using a physical TV screen and pointer to explain the mathematical formula for an acceptable dating age gap. He walks through the 'age divided by two plus seven' rule, providing specific mathematical examples for 30 and 40-year-olds, and humorously concludes by arguing that older men have nothing in common with 19-year-olds.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 45%
TODAY TED TALK
Verbal hook · 40%
So today, we have the age gap.
Visual hook · 15%
A man sitting in an armchair holding a pointer stick, with a large TV screen displaying a presentation title behind him and a dog resting on the floor.
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Introduces a highly debated social topic as the subject of a formal, authoritative presentation, immediately hooking viewers who have personal opinions on the matter.
Payoff
Summarizes the rule as an undeniable law of nature and closes with a signature sign-off that reinforces the overarching 'lecture' format, signaling the end of the video cleanly.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Faux-Academic Masterclass
Framing a subjective, highly debated social norm as a hard science, using a mathematical formula or strict rule to 'solve' it with deadpan authority.
The Conflict Establishment
Outlines the opposing viewpoints of the debate to validate why a definitive, objective answer is needed, building tension and anticipation for the solution.
The Authoritative Reveal
Presents the 'solution' (a formula, rule, or law) using satirical academic or institutional backing to create faux-credibility and humor.
The Proof of Concept
Walks through standard, everyday examples to demonstrate the rule's validity and practical application, allowing the audience to mentally test the math themselves.
The Outlier Takedown
Applies the rule to an extreme, universally cringeworthy scenario, using comedic judgment and relatable observations to reinforce why the rule exists.
Run the numbers fellas . #tedtalk #dating #theboys #ftb #xyzbca
contextual · throughout
TODAY TED TALK
So today, we have the age gap. This is a pretty controversial topic, as women seem to think that guys should not be dating women that are much younger than them, and nobody wants to date an old woman. So, we're gonna establish, you know, how to deal with the age gap, what is the appropriate amount of years that makes a relationship not weird. What is an acceptable age gap? And lucky for you guys, the TCG Institute of Societal Change went ahead and conducted a study to really crunch the numbers and get this down to what is acceptable. Now you guys may have heard this before, but the acceptable age gap is your age divided by two plus seven. Simple as that. So if you are 30 years good, divided by two plus seven, the acceptable age is 22. 30 year old dating to 22 year old. It's not weird. Right? If you're 40, divide that by two, twenty seven. We don't need to see a 50 year old dating a 19 year old. That's a little weird. What do you have in common with a 19 year old? The answer is nothing. Because even at my age, I don't even really have anything in common with a fucking 19 year old. They're over here talking about clavicular and six seven and spring break. I don't know about that. If you ever need to think if it's an appropriate age, if it's too big of an age gap, run the math, run the numbers, and you will get your answer. So rank for coming by that talk today, and I'll see you at the same time again tomorrow.