So that dating site for cheaters, at least it's supposed to be that way.

Ashley Madison.

Surprise are still even around.

They're kind of exposed as being all bots.

Phonies.

All lies.

Hey guys, there's just a bunch of chicks who want to be homewreckers.

All horned up waiting for you. Yeah. Because, I mean, women didn't need to go on this site. Not alone. No. They just need to be awake and alive. Like, because the other sites make more sense for real women to be on because it's for, it's supposed to be for relationships. You're looking for a relationship. But if a woman, especially a married woman, it's just looking to go out there and have a hookup, well, just walk out the front door. No website needed. No website needed. It's a version of those fake ads you see like, horny milfs in your zip code. No, there aren't. And they're not here waiting for me. They're not on Ashley Madison.

Yeah.

They don't exist.

Their slogan, life is short, have an affair.

Yep.

I hated that.

So Ashley Madison announced that they are not a site for married people anymore, just

aside for people who like privacy.

So instead of infidelity, they're focusing on, quote, ethical discretion.

They want to be the go-to dating app for discrete dating, like a place for people who value

privacy regardless of their dating status.

What happened to a decade ago when they should have pivoted, you know?

57% of people who signed up last year were single or

identified as single well duh well either you're single or you're not right so they're shifting

their target market away from married people but basically it just sounds like they're they're

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