Candace Cameron Bure

We're going to change it up.

I always finish with one.

But we're going to start with them.

We forgot about it last time.

I know, we did.

I really liked this question, and I think it's very fitting for you.

This is, oh, we don't have a name.

She says, can you give any advice on where you could meet someone to date in your mid-30s?

I agree.

I mean, listen, I've been out of the dating scene for 30 years and didn't do much 30 years ago either.

That's beautiful.

However, I do have kids that have been in the dating scene and it's changed so much since I was young.

And I think my advice from what I've seen and experienced is that what

What I believe is lost today is human connection because of our phones, because of social media, because of dating apps.

And I'm not saying that those aren't good tools.

I know lots of people that have met on dating apps or even you on a dating show.

Like, I mean, other people.

But it's really, like you said, a person's not going to drop on your front door like an Amazon package.

And so you do have to put yourself out there and not hide behind things

your phone or the screen and or be afraid to have a real conversation with someone to talk to them on the phone and not just text them.