The Fruit Show.

All right, so let's continue day two with Addison that has been hitting us up, who is a lot like you guys, a lot like Abby, too, that when you're on these dating apps or what have you, they escalate really quickly into something filthy and disrespectful, right? I mean, quick. I mean, you're talking to a guy named John who you think is just a cool dude who works in finance and turns out he's got the mind of a dumpster fire and he's willing to just light you on fire with

him. And it's happening more often and quicker now with these guys. And she's just like, I've got an

idea. She had a friend that was doing the same type thing. No, as a girl on, she just saw a random chick on social media. I was on social media. Steller, petty idea. That was reaching out to the moms of these guys saying, hey, I just want to know what a filth trap your kid is and getting pretty good results. So we did one yesterday, which was shocking and I'm not surprised that the mom hung up on us because it was such a crazy

accusation.

Yeah, that was the guy who was into fart.

So that was a wild one.

So today's a little different because Addison has a DM from a guy that she briefly

exchanged messages with on a dating app and she just, it wasn't viving.

She wasn't feeling the chemistry.

So she told us she politely turned him down, said, hey, not feeling this. Don't really want to go out, but wish you the well. And he just hit her back with a tirade, just ripping her a new one. Do you get these also? When you reject somebody, they're just like going off on you. Um, I haven't ever had any kind of like long spiel, but they will do things like they'll just say, okay, period. And then all of a sudden they unmatch with you immediately on their hinge profile, which isn't bad necessarily. Yeah, yeah, it just feels like they're slamming the door in the face. Like, well, I didn't like you anyway. Right.

Oh, I do miss the feeling of being able to slam a phone down.

Right.

Can't do that anymore? No, you can't. No, like pressing the... Did you ever get to experience slamming a phone? No, I was too young. Oh, we need to bring a phone in here. I have one. Yes. I did have a phone in my room, but it was just like a prop.

Like nobody ever called me.

I was 11.

Oh no, there was something about like a prop. Like, nobody ever called me.

I was 11. Oh, no, there was something about, like slamming it down when you're upset. And then here, click, e! Nowadays, you can't do that with one finger and an end button? You want to know what the Gen Z equivalent is? It's blocking your parents in the middle of a fight. Like when you're in a text feud, that's the equivalent. Even though you don't get the satisfying slam, you still get to be like, oh, you can't even talk to me.

I'd be mad. Sometimes I'll do that when a listener says something really, really nasty. I'll shoot a really nasty thing off and then block them. So they can't respond back. Savage. Oh, the pettiness. We're just swimming in petty today. Hey, Addison. Hey, everybody.

All right, so before we get mom number two on here, why don't you go ahead?

And do you have the message that he sent you that was just so offensive and so hurting, just so attacking?

All right.

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