Brian Chesky

I've not had a lot of success with the tools, if I'm being honest. The best success I've had with meeting people is the old-fashioned way, through other friends. Or just meeting someone in the real world. And that has still been, or having friends make introductions at dinner tables. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I've not had a lot of success with the tools, if I'm being honest. The best success I've had with meeting people is the old-fashioned way, through other friends. Or just meeting someone in the real world. And that has still been, or having friends make introductions at dinner tables. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

One time I was like, I met somebody and I was about to go on a date with, I went on a date with them. And I remember telling him like, oh my God, like she checks all the boxes and like this, this, this, this, this. And I remember him saying something. He said, it's not a checklist.

One time I was like, I met somebody and I was about to go on a date with, I went on a date with them. And I remember telling him like, oh my God, like she checks all the boxes and like this, this, this, this, this. And I remember him saying something. He said, it's not a checklist.

One time I was like, I met somebody and I was about to go on a date with, I went on a date with them. And I remember telling him like, oh my God, like she checks all the boxes and like this, this, this, this, this. And I remember him saying something. He said, it's not a checklist.

And I said, Oh, interesting. And I'm like, yeah, it kind of makes a lot of sense. He's like, the right person is someone where they've got this like weird laugh or snort and you find it really funny. And it's like, in other words, it's not necessarily what you think you're looking for.

And I said, Oh, interesting. And I'm like, yeah, it kind of makes a lot of sense. He's like, the right person is someone where they've got this like weird laugh or snort and you find it really funny. And it's like, in other words, it's not necessarily what you think you're looking for.

And I said, Oh, interesting. And I'm like, yeah, it kind of makes a lot of sense. He's like, the right person is someone where they've got this like weird laugh or snort and you find it really funny. And it's like, in other words, it's not necessarily what you think you're looking for.

And you're not dating a checklist. You're dating a real person. And the real person makes you feel a certain way. And I think that was... I think it was a really, really important piece of advice. Because I think this also is a bit of a problem with dating in the world today. One of my best friends is a woman named Whitney Wolfe. She started a dating app, Bumble.

And you're not dating a checklist. You're dating a real person. And the real person makes you feel a certain way. And I think that was... I think it was a really, really important piece of advice. Because I think this also is a bit of a problem with dating in the world today. One of my best friends is a woman named Whitney Wolfe. She started a dating app, Bumble.

And you're not dating a checklist. You're dating a real person. And the real person makes you feel a certain way. And I think that was... I think it was a really, really important piece of advice. Because I think this also is a bit of a problem with dating in the world today. One of my best friends is a woman named Whitney Wolfe. She started a dating app, Bumble.

And one of the things that we've discussed, and I think where she's taken the company is... Online dating especially has become a world of judgment. You literally swipe right within milliseconds, swipe right, swipe left, swipe right, swipe left. If people say have a type, the question I'd have back is you've met enough people in the world to know there's a type. There you go.

And one of the things that we've discussed, and I think where she's taken the company is... Online dating especially has become a world of judgment. You literally swipe right within milliseconds, swipe right, swipe left, swipe right, swipe left. If people say have a type, the question I'd have back is you've met enough people in the world to know there's a type. There you go.

And one of the things that we've discussed, and I think where she's taken the company is... Online dating especially has become a world of judgment. You literally swipe right within milliseconds, swipe right, swipe left, swipe right, swipe left. If people say have a type, the question I'd have back is you've met enough people in the world to know there's a type. There you go.

And I think your type is your predisposition based on the limited people and experiences you've already had. So many people end up with people that aren't quote their type. And I think that we need to, and this is similar to social media. We probably need to live in a world of curiosity, not judgment. Instead of swiping, we need to discover and find what's really interesting to people.

And I think your type is your predisposition based on the limited people and experiences you've already had. So many people end up with people that aren't quote their type. And I think that we need to, and this is similar to social media. We probably need to live in a world of curiosity, not judgment. Instead of swiping, we need to discover and find what's really interesting to people.

And I think your type is your predisposition based on the limited people and experiences you've already had. So many people end up with people that aren't quote their type. And I think that we need to, and this is similar to social media. We probably need to live in a world of curiosity, not judgment. Instead of swiping, we need to discover and find what's really interesting to people.

And so I think that that's probably one of the things that we need to do more of.

And so I think that that's probably one of the things that we need to do more of.

And so I think that that's probably one of the things that we need to do more of.