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So last week I did a video on how dating apps are a scam that are destroying, you know,

the dating pool and making life very difficult for young people.

Young men in particular, which is obvious to anyone who's actually paying attention.

There's no question that the dating culture in this country is a catastrophe.

A lot of people responded with their own thoughts, their own dating advice, their

responses, and some of the responses were smart, some were stupid, and we're going to read through

a collection of both. First up is Melvin Dean, who wrote, as a young man, I decided that I

needed to stop depending on dating apps to find a relationship. I have to start walking up to women. I find attractive because at the end of the day,

I'd rather embarrass myself than to regret what possibly could have been a genuine connection.

Yeah, I think that is the answer in many cases, not an easy thing to do.

I can't really give advice on how to do it. I'm not going to pretend that I can.

Approaching random people to strike up conversations has never been my strong suit.

Also, never been something I've ever really been interested in doing.

Fortunately, I'm married, so I don't have the same pressure to do that. I'm more likely to be on the receiving end of unsolicited conversations these days than to ever solicit

them. But anyway, I mean, the ultimate solution is to revert back to the real world. And I think the

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