Jason Feifer
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I don't like the idea of exclusion, right? Because I think you're now excluding people that have a credit score less than, which is absolutely ridiculous. I do like the idea that an app like that is probably creating some sort of transparency, right? It's allowing people to start thinking about, you know, what is a credit score and how does that apply to dating and let's be open about it.
I don't like the idea of exclusion, right? Because I think you're now excluding people that have a credit score less than, which is absolutely ridiculous. I do like the idea that an app like that is probably creating some sort of transparency, right? It's allowing people to start thinking about, you know, what is a credit score and how does that apply to dating and let's be open about it.
I don't like the idea of exclusion, right? Because I think you're now excluding people that have a credit score less than, which is absolutely ridiculous. I do like the idea that an app like that is probably creating some sort of transparency, right? It's allowing people to start thinking about, you know, what is a credit score and how does that apply to dating and let's be open about it.
So I think that's good. But the idea of excluding people that have a yellow or red score, I think is a little silly, especially when you look at the full picture of finance and understand that, like you said, credit score is a piece of the puzzle, but it's not the largest piece, the most important. It's just a piece. That's all.
So I think that's good. But the idea of excluding people that have a yellow or red score, I think is a little silly, especially when you look at the full picture of finance and understand that, like you said, credit score is a piece of the puzzle, but it's not the largest piece, the most important. It's just a piece. That's all.
So I think that's good. But the idea of excluding people that have a yellow or red score, I think is a little silly, especially when you look at the full picture of finance and understand that, like you said, credit score is a piece of the puzzle, but it's not the largest piece, the most important. It's just a piece. That's all.
And it's changeable. Like in 90 days, your credit score can go from a red score to a green score. It's so changeable.
And it's changeable. Like in 90 days, your credit score can go from a red score to a green score. It's so changeable.
And it's changeable. Like in 90 days, your credit score can go from a red score to a green score. It's so changeable.
I don't know. I think I don't think it should be means is like what are dating apps anyway? Like it's a you're literally just swiping away to figure out if you want to go on a date. Like, I don't think that's that's like a pertinent thing to decide if you're going to have a cup of coffee. Right. I think before you get married, cohabitate and continue to move along your relationship.
I don't know. I think I don't think it should be means is like what are dating apps anyway? Like it's a you're literally just swiping away to figure out if you want to go on a date. Like, I don't think that's that's like a pertinent thing to decide if you're going to have a cup of coffee. Right. I think before you get married, cohabitate and continue to move along your relationship.
I don't know. I think I don't think it should be means is like what are dating apps anyway? Like it's a you're literally just swiping away to figure out if you want to go on a date. Like, I don't think that's that's like a pertinent thing to decide if you're going to have a cup of coffee. Right. I think before you get married, cohabitate and continue to move along your relationship.
That's super important. But just like putting it in your profile. I don't know. That's weird. You see, there's a new club now in New York City that is opening and to get into the club. So it's a nightclub, right? We're not talking about a country club or anything. It's a nightclub. And to get into the club, you have to show a bank account statement with at least $50,000 in cash.
That's super important. But just like putting it in your profile. I don't know. That's weird. You see, there's a new club now in New York City that is opening and to get into the club. So it's a nightclub, right? We're not talking about a country club or anything. It's a nightclub. And to get into the club, you have to show a bank account statement with at least $50,000 in cash.
That's super important. But just like putting it in your profile. I don't know. That's weird. You see, there's a new club now in New York City that is opening and to get into the club. So it's a nightclub, right? We're not talking about a country club or anything. It's a nightclub. And to get into the club, you have to show a bank account statement with at least $50,000 in cash.
Right. It's not a reflection of your entire wealth. There's a million reasons why it's just stupid. So I think I'm a huge proponent of financial transparency. I'm a huge proponent of getting comfortable with money conversations for education, insight, clarity, all the things. But there are so many toxic means of financial transparency that just don't at all connect to anything productive.
Right. It's not a reflection of your entire wealth. There's a million reasons why it's just stupid. So I think I'm a huge proponent of financial transparency. I'm a huge proponent of getting comfortable with money conversations for education, insight, clarity, all the things. But there are so many toxic means of financial transparency that just don't at all connect to anything productive.
Right. It's not a reflection of your entire wealth. There's a million reasons why it's just stupid. So I think I'm a huge proponent of financial transparency. I'm a huge proponent of getting comfortable with money conversations for education, insight, clarity, all the things. But there are so many toxic means of financial transparency that just don't at all connect to anything productive.
That is certainly one of them.
That is certainly one of them.