Abolish Dating Apps
Summary
Dating apps need to be "void and null and just abolished," according to a rider who's convinced modern romance has hit rock bottom. She tells Kareem that while the apps were fun at first, now people are just swiping without actually talking to each other. The irony? Every single person she's dated has been from an app. But clearly it's not working, she argues, pointing to studies showing people are more single and having way less sex than before. Her solution is simple: ditch the apps, go back to real life, and "everyone needs to just up their rizz." Less incels, more actual human connection. When Kareem asks if she has a boyfriend, the answer is no, and she quickly shuts down his suggestion that people hit her DMs.
Full Transcript
So what's your take? Dating apps need to be void and null and just abolished, abolished, abolished. We need to go back 100%. Agree, we need to go back to the old days. Like, it was fun at first, you know? Everyone was like meeting everyone, getting all these matches. But now we've come to a point where no one's even talking to each other.
Yeah, they're just swiping. They're just swiping. One, hey, bye. That's it. Hey, they don't want to date. They want to—they want to—I just think we need to get rid of them. It's not working. Like, even studies are showing that we're way more single than before, people are having way less sex than before, and it's because of the dating app end it. Go back to real life. Everyone needs to just up their rizz. That's what we need. We need—we need more rizz, more—less incels. Incels. That's it. That is it.
Do you have a boyfriend? No.
Are you on—are you on the apps? I mean, every single person I've dated has been from an app, but, uh, as Char, single clearly is not working. Hit, hit her DMs. No, please don't. Don't do—