This week on I'm right, you're wrong, Issa Medina and Lily debate whether dating apps are right or wrong.

Kind of like cults. Ethics these days are becoming completely blurry. What's right and what's wrong?

On I'm right you're wrong, we debate for one minute each in the extremes with no nuance whether we agree with it or not.

Just to play devil's avocado. And then we chat and banter about the nuance of it all.

I'm right, you're wrong.

Dating apps are wrong.

I'm right, you're wrong.

Dating apps are right.

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That was a hard one for me to argue because I completely agree with you.

I think dating apps have taken the soul out of dating.

Yeah. That being said, I think it depends like what kind of person you are. I have friends who are

very type A, like that friend who I described, he works in finance. Like he went to Harvard

Business School. I want to date him. Every time I go into a new workspace or like an office

or like a new job or something, you

like immediately like, where's my crush?

Where's my crush?

And like people seem hotter or more attractive when you're in like a confined space.

A hundred percent.

Did you use dating apps in college?

Have you ever met anyone out?

I feel like Gold diggers get a bad rep because it's like, they're like, oh, you're just

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