All right. We are recording. Recording everybody. Hello, hello. What up, what up? Welcome to Two Black Girls

One Rose. We're together. We'll uncover what we can learn about modern dating, love and relationships from

popular television. I'm Natasha. And I'm Justine. And today we are talking Jewish matchmaking.

dropped on Netflix last week. Yep. They are trying to ride on this cocktail of Indian matchmaking.

Oh, yeah. Interesting that Jewish business was the next turn. Right. I'm so curious. They can

really take this many different ways. I mean, Indian, the Indian community and the Jewish community

have a matchmaking system. I wonder how many other cultures have matchmaking systems. Yes. Yeah.

Because I mean, I only know, I didn't even know about the Jewish community having this. But

I mean, that was a learning lesson. I wonder how many others are out there. I would watch me too.

I watch whatever matchmaking. Yeah. Nigerian matchmaking. I'm watching it. Absolutely.

Oh, God. See, we're talking Jewish matchmaking. We're talking Aliza. Listen, Amaliza Ben Shalom,

I think her name. Okay. Her matchmaking process. We meet so many people. And yeah,

I think we'll have an interesting discussion this episode. Here's to hear your thoughts,

friend, your initial thoughts and what you're excited to dive into this episode. Yeah.

So it's, I had a lot of thoughts about matchmaking overall when watching this. I think on matchmaking

overall, it's still just such a confusing message to women. I think that's one of the main

differences I've seen with women who are maybe Israeli-American or women who are Indian-American

and women who are from places that are outside of America is that the one message is there's

enough time. Don't rush to your dating process. Don't rush. Don't rush. Don't rush. And then

there's the international matchmaker who's like, you need to get married right now. We got three

months until you've got to get ready right now. And that is mainly said to women. I don't really

hear that being said to the men, which is interesting because the men got to do the askin.

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