Brett Cooper

Again, that is preborn.com slash Brett to get involved today.

So back to the story.

The point I'm trying to make here is that, yes, we get it.

Be smug all you want.

Be happy about this.

But this is not a victory for society.

It is not a victory for anything other than you and your business and your brand.

And interestingly, what this New York Times reporter found in his tiny dating event might not be indicative of the entire dating landscape.

For example, take this TikTok.

So similarly, he is arguing that men, especially that top percentage of men, hold all the power in New York City, that they have all of the options, and it might not be as great for women.

However, some, some, that's the caveat, women in the comments did not agree that they were totally cooked.

Like one woman said, it's just as amazing for women, what do you mean?

Another woman said, I don't know, personally, I've had a great time dating here, and I don't think I'm wildly attractive, lol.

And most of it has been in person.

Was only on the apps for a few months pre-vaccine.

You just have to leave the house.

But that's the hard thing.

People don't want to leave the house.

They want to be on their phones 24-7.

Another person said, really?