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The Matt Walsh Show
The host brought up a mid‑20th‑century guide that listed dozens of tactics for women to attract a husband, walking through a handful of examples on air. He pointed out that many tips felt outdated, but highlighted a few—such as being kind to everyone and the odd suggestion to stand in a corner and cry softly—as oddly effective. The overall tone was light‑hearted and observational rather than an endorsement.
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A book from the 1950s offering advice to single women on how to secure a husband. The speaker reviewed some of the advice, noting that some suggestions were antiquated while others, like standing in a corner and crying softly, were considered surprisingly good.
and it's actually 129 ways to get a husband and here we have you know just uh just you know 20 or 30 of them so let's go through a few of them here
number 14 be nice to everybody they may have an eligible brother or son good advice okay no problem there
don't take a job in a company run largely by women okay here's a good one all right now we finally got down to business here so to speak number 20 don't take a job in a company run largely by women
oh stand in a corner and cry softly chances are good that'll come over to find out what's wrong you know what that's that of all of this that's probably the best advice on this entire list