Comedian Reveals Statistic That May Impact Him and His Marriage

A comedian revealed a statistic that may impact him and his marriage. The funnyman, Don McMillan, pointed out something that probably wasn’t all that surprising, but added that it very well could apply to him and his wife. Watch the short but hysterical clip to hear the statistic that Don mentioned and how it might explain how his wife sees him.

Men and women are built differently, and anyone arguing otherwise is wrong. Not only does this apply physically, but men and women also think and act differently. Anyone who is married or has ever been on a date completely knows and understands that statement.

For instance, when it comes to what men and women find attractive, men are much more likely to be attracted to physical appearance, at least initially, than women. Sure, women appreciate someone they consider good-looking and pleasing to the eye, but they are much more likely to look past outward appearance than men. There’s no point in arguing otherwise, because it’s true and we all know it.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Don mentioned that he recently came across a survey that also pointed this out. It was a number that indicated how many women had given someone considered “ugly” a chance because they thought him to be funny.

Surprisingly, as Don revealed, a third of the women surveyed said they had done this before. Initially, he thought this was wonderful and showed how women were much less shallow than men. However, hilariously, after reading that number, Don then had an interesting thought and wondered whether his wife might be part of that 33 percent.

“So, I thought that was great until I thought, ‘Hold on, I’m married,’ he said. “You know what that really means? That means there’s a one in three chance my wife thinks I’m ugly.”

Proverbs 17:22 “A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.”