This is the virtue. So it's annoying, right? When your parents give their opinion about

somebody that you're dating, when you don't even ask for their opinion, right? Tinder

is taking this thing one step further, but I guess they're asking for your opinion. On

Tinder, when it comes to your parents, even before maybe you go out on this date.

Tinder has just announced a few new features, and one of them is a match-match-making option,

and it allows you to send profiles to friends and family to let them weigh in on who you

should go out with. So the idea is that it can help you find out if a potential match passes

the friend and family test, and if they'll get your parents approval, friends and family

will also be able to recommend matches to you, so they'll be able to prove and let you

know who they think you should hook up with. The people who you invite to weigh in do not

have to have Tinder accounts, and they aren't able to do anything on your behalf, including

liking profiles or messaging potential days. They can't do any of that. I don't know how

logistically this works, because you know, your rents don't have to have a Tinder profile,

but they can weigh in and vote on who you should go out with.

So Abby, let me ask you this first, and Moa will ask you it as well, as a single folks

on the show. Well, no, somewhat single. Not at all.

Let me be in a relationship.

Is it a committed relationship? It has been for a while.

I'm sorry. Okay, he's also in here. You guys Katie.

Katie, hi.

You're getting on this too.

I'll get you out of the hospital.

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