No idea.

Totally.

Yeah, and I think that that's, you know, that's sort of the false confidence that we started a lot of this with, which is probably good 'cause it got us through, um, the first few years of, of, of just continuing to create content and believing in what we were doing.

But I think a lot of that was immaturity, too, and as we got o- it's funny 'cause we really grew up with this business.

So we started so young, and I feel like we've grown up with our audience, too.

A lot of our audience is, was with us in college, and now they're, you know, they're getting married, they're having babies, and it's just very interesting to see the maturity of our content in addition to just us growing up, like the three of us individually, but next to each other.

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Mm.

Yeah, yeah.

Well, here's my, my, I guess, thought on, like, the pickiness factor or that there's no one, there's no one good enough.

I think there's a, it's like an economic scale, right? So it's like you can be as particular as you want.

Everyone is entitled to be as particular as they want.

"I want this specific person.

If they're not there, I'm not gonna be with anyone." That's totally fine.

It really has to do with your threshold for being okay with being alone.

Mm.

Oh, interest- oh, tell me, yeah, tell me about it

... you know, I don't think you should say, "Never ever eat fast food.

It'll, you know, it's gonna ruin your life." And I don't, I think people have these like black and white views towards the dating apps.

I think they're great in moderation, and you need to be controlling the way you use them, just like anything else on the internet, just like Instagram or TikTok.

Like, you can't just be on it scrolling mindlessly.

You can't just be on it swiping mindlessly.

I think there's a time and a place for dating apps, and people should use them like when they make sense, when they can't be out there socializing, when they're really busy with work.

Right, that's-

Tell me, uh, tell me about that

... you know, I don't think you should say, "Never ever eat fast food.

It'll, you know, it's gonna ruin your life." And I don't, I think people have these, like, black and white views towards the dating apps.

I think they're great in moderation, and you need to be controlling the way you use them, just like anything else on the internet, just like Instagram or TikTok.

Like, you can't just be on it scrolling mindlessly.

You can't just be on it swiping mindlessly.

I think there's a time and a place for dating apps, and people should use them, like, when they make sense, when they can't be out there socializing, when they're really busy with work, but it shouldn't be the only tool in their, in their tool shed, because just like with fast food, if you eat it all the time, you're gonna feel sick.

That's-