The virtue. So she decided to invite 65 guys that she matched with on Tinder and on

Hinge to the same party. How many? 65, which I'm assuming, in like on the dating app

world, is that a large number to actually match with? Yes, it is. That's very large.

So she doing all right for herself very well. In this article, she was saying how frustrated

she was though, because she was out in Los Angeles for five years, going through the typical

things all you guys that are so frustrated about when it comes to dating. And the biggest

one for her was, excuse me, she seemed to match with a lot of guys, obviously 65 year.

But anytime that she would hang out with them, when they met, you know, face to face,

canvas, she was always off. Like they had like a connection when they were online talking

to each other. But as soon as they like actually met in person, it never seemed to be right.

So she was frustrated by it. And a whole bunch of her friends were going through the exact

same thing. So around Valentine's Day last year, she decided, okay, I'm going to do something

different here. Here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to tell all of my friends that have

been on Tinder and on hinge and on Bumble also that have matched with somebody that if

you haven't met them yet, invite them to this party. So, of course, so these aren't all

guys she's matched with. She's she's roping friends in. So it's like people, her friends

have matched with as well. Not entirely. Oh, that was the idea of it. But she wasn't really

sure anybody was going to show up to this thing. She thought in theory, it's nice. My friends

will invite these guys. It's just a party. Everybody will mingle. It's a lot less pressure than

a one on one day, but she wasn't sure anybody was going to show up. So to stack the deck,

that's when she invited the 65 dudes. Okay. Okay. It's like the first night of the bachelor.

Yeah. Yeah. When you're in the mansion and if it's a bachelor of the bachelor and they're

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