This is kids briefs for girls.

This is kids briefs for girls. And this is kids briefs for boys. They are made by the exact same company and let's take into consideration the fact that the girls's one is 1 pound more expensive than the boy's one even though he uses less material. Except they don't. You literally even pointed it out in the video. You said that in the girls's pair they added frails and a botie, which they do. And that is more material, that is more production cost, that is quality check cost because those frails and those bows, they don't just come out of nowhere. They have to make that and they have to add that onto the pair, which is more labor, which is more money, which is why I believe that there's a 1-pound difference. These are the boys ones which has quite a thick diameter, and then we compare it to the girls one, which is way thinner. It's because boys have to cover up a part that girls don't have. I'm sorry, but did you not listen to biology class? Like, seriously, let's not act naive here. The reason why there's a difference in width is because we are literally built differently. And some might argue, well, Liam, they added the fail and the bow on purpose. to charge girls more money. They're doing this all on purpose. Which, bro, it's not the reason why they're doing it. The reason why they added De Laval and the bow is to appeal to parents, to make it look girly because, you know, girl parents usually want to buy uh girly stuff for their girl. That's about it. You know, and usually parents that don't really mind about those things, they just go find alternatives and not wind about it on the internet.