Jonathan Fields

I want to dive into those three a little bit more.

But you started out talking about time.

And I want to dig into that a little bit more because underneath that, I'm going to make the assumption that people feel like to actually do this takes a very substantial amount of time.

True or not?

Yeah.

So it's an urgency type of thing where you're sort of saying, I don't know how much runway is ahead of me.

Yeah.

I mean, that makes a lot of sense.

When you think about that also, I would imagine folks who are especially coming back into the world of dating or whatever is the mechanism that they say yes to as a way to try and find love later in life, that the

The technologies have changed profoundly.

I'm with my wife 34 years now.

We're married 29 years.

And so we went on a blind date, introduced by one of her childhood friends.

It was a radically different world when we first met.

And now, if you've been out of that world for a long time,

You haven't even thought about it.

And then for a variety of reasons, you find yourself back in this space.

I would imagine just the technical aspects of this have got to be a little bit terrifying.

That's amazing.

I love the invitation to sort of like say, yes, you may be concerned.