Hey, the bird show.

This man swived right on two million women in five years and only got one date.

So I sent you guys the email of what the dude looks like.

Okay.

Now, it wasn't he who posted this on X, all right?

It was somebody else.

So a recent X post claimed that a Tinder user swiped right on 2 million women in five years,

only got one date and people have questions.

So while the OP blamed the dating app saying it made men like Hayden and visible with its monetization tactics,

other point of the finger at the tender user himself.

So I'm going to read what Signal wrote on X with pictures of this dude who has the quintessential

holding a fish.

But still, that doesn't, like, he's a normal looking dude.

Yeah.

Admittedly, when you said he only got one date, I'm like, oh, who's this like garden troll

we're about to like stumble upon?

But he looks like you're kind of average Georgia boy, if I'm being honest with you.

Yeah. All right. So Signal wrote on X. This dude swiped right two million times and got one date.

He's not just some unlucky guy. He is the norm. Like imagine the money he spent over five years,

probably a small fortune. This is obvious, but what's actually non-obvious is that his behavior unlocked an entirely new revenue

stream for apps. Let me explain. Most people don't realize that one of the biggest revenue

unlocks in dating apps was when they figured out how to

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