Tamsen Fadal

night of, some of those apps are like, hey, I want somebody that's going to put a little bit more into this.

Yeah, as long as you vet them and make sure they're a good one.

Like there's a lot of people that say that, you know, I can get you, set you up, do this, do that.

But I think you want to really understand, you know, who's out there because that's less of a numbers game, right?

So if you're going to go on the app, you could go to a lunch, a drink, a dinner in one day and be like, okay, three dates, whatever it is, you're not going to make a big long dates.

But at least you start doing that versus a matchmaker would be like,

you get 10 dates total or five dates total and that's all you're gonna get.

And if you don't like them, good luck, you pay again.

So that's the only reason I would think that the dating app, but I also think we underestimate the people we know too.

And I think about this a lot.

Like if you think about the people you know, maybe the wives of people that you know that you were friends with or friends that you have, I don't think there's anything wrong with telling everybody that you're maybe interested in a partner.

I think that's a really great kind of organic way.

It's not going to work out like a lot of the time, but every once in a while, you might meet somebody who might introduce you to somebody else.

So you think just tell people like I'm looking for somebody?

A hundred percent, a thousand percent.

I don't know if you know anybody, no pressure, but you know what?

I'm interested in getting back out there.

So if you know somebody, even for dinner or drinks, love to meet them.

I love that.

Yeah.