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Hey, what's up everybody?

I'm excited today to talk about a new sponsor that we have for the show.

You know, if you're a single libertarian, if you're

out there looking for love, looking for love in all the wrong places you are. You're probably

scrolling through Twitter and sliding into DMs and being super awkward. It's not good.

So that's why I'm excited for you. Not really excited for myself because I am married, but I know many of our listeners out there are single men and women looking for a relationship.

So that's where this awesome new app comes in.

It's called Drome.

That's spelled D-R-O-M.

It's a Swedish word. And what it is, it's different, totally different,

than all the other dating apps out there. All these other dating apps really, you know, from what I

understand, I've never used them, but from what I know from my single friends is they suck.

You're scrolling through all these pictures, you're swiping on them,

you get in these weird conversations where really it comes down to, you know, just how witty

you can be, texting back and forth. It's garbage. And half the people, the pictures they use

aren't even real or there's some crazy angle of a picture to make them look totally different

than they actually look in real life.

So the way that Drome cuts through that and the way they beat that is they have a values-based

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