The Ferture. So we've been talking about sort of a dating concept, which is matching energy.

Yes. We kind of spontaneously been talking about it over the last couple of weeks, where

we have found it effective when we're doing our texting tutor, when we help a virtual listener

text somebody else, mostly a guy texting a girl on a date or vice versa, that you want to match

their energy in their text exchange. I don't know why we never thought about this before, but as I

was his responses were coming in very just kind of me. And I'm like, we need to match his energy.

Like we just we don't need to come to like to under or to over. We just need to match it.

And I don't know why we've never done that before. It's a really smart strategy in looking

back at it because those first couple of months are dating us. Even when people say I don't want to

play games, oh, I hate games. You got to play a little bit of games, right? So one is wondering

and the other one is wondering, also am I showing too much? Am I not showing enough? So somebody's

got to make that first move. And when they do match their energy, which is what this email is all

about right here. Also, she says, should she give him her energy or not? Because he's like kind of

lukewarm right now. If you want to get in on this one, eight, five, five, birch, show, hey, birch, show, help. Find

it myself in need of your sage unbiased advice. We have never given out either one of them.

You must be talking about another morning. I matched with a guy from another state on Tinder. And

we hit it off right away. Bantra was great. We share a lot of hobbies and common. We just got

along really well. Kristen, we can almost say that they had a connection. Oh my god, a connection.

Fast forward. And we agreed. I'd come visit him. Obviously, this comes with a lot of anxiety. So

we talked about it and agreed. We wouldn't waste each other's time. And he wouldn't waste my money.

We discussed how we were both looking for something more substantial. And both had our fun already.

We agreed not to ghost each other once we met in person and communicate if things weren't working

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