I know you're going to get married. That's the way the world is built. That is what's going to happen.

Staying married. Ha ha! That's the problem. Are you going to stay married?

Hello everyone and welcome back to we have the receipts I'm Chris Burns and I'm

Lauren Spee Hamilton and today we are covering the brand new Netflix reality

series Jewish matchmaking.

Yes, and matchmaker Eliza bin Shalom works with singles both in the US and Israel

to try to find their forever match.

And I actually get to sit down and chat with Eliza

about her incredibly hard job in today's interview. Mm-hmm and I cannot wait to hear

but before we get into it like how is your week, Chris? Anything crazy or fun, interesting happen to you?

I feel like I have to get out of the city at least once a month, or I feel like I'm drowning.

It's like every time it gets the time gets shorter and

shorter like where when I first moved here I would stay for like six months

before I would even go upstate and now I'm like, bitch, how long has it been since I got out of this God

forsaken city and it'll be like three weeks? So that's where I'm at right now like

itching.

New York's a lot.

Plus now you have a fur baby, you know.

I do.

You need your quiet time with family.

I mean, I take him to the dog park at least once a day because if I don't then he terrorizes me personally.

Yeah just like dog park drama has been enthralling to watch. I love that. It's just, it really is. That's why I'm laughing because it's like it really is like a little social circle it's like when kids drop their

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