Listen, it's The Bird Show.

I got to ask you this first, Abby, because there's a new dating app.

And I know you are.

I've been all of them for 35 days and I'm loving it.

Not that you're counting, right?

Yeah, obviously I have a counter being like it's been 35 days without male attention.

All right.

So you have been dating app sober, but there is a new dating app called

tribal. And it's changing the game by blurring the pictures of people you're chatting with for 72

hours. Immediately now. So you are conversing with somebody for 72 hours, but their face is blurred

so you can't see what they look like. Tribal is essentially a friendship and dating app, but it's really based on psychology,

and it's all about combating loneliness and improving social connection,

trying to use technology in a really positive way.

So the profile build and the questions are all around compatibility and values and that's how people

are matched and brought together and I guess the psychology behind that is having aligned values

and really trying to just eliminate that kind of superficial swipe culture so the

that was the creator of the app tribal app rachel her. So would or would not try, Abigail?

Would not try.

Now, listen, I know there are a lot of women

that would find that appealing,

but I think that's the problem is that that's the kind of app

that appeals to women,

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