When a group had more men than women, a man would race to the bar within seconds to get drinks for everyone. But if it had more women than men, it would take significantly longer to get a round in. It's a phenomenon observed across groups, where men compete for female attention, evidenced by a study watching 160 groups in Boston pubs.
This competition for resources, tied to the male response in social settings, is linked to the adult sex ratio. Males react to the presence of females by demonstrating their ability to provide, which entices potential partners. This behavior mimics that of many male animals in nature as they try to prove their worthiness.
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