Tiff Baira
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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Please See Below with Brynn Whitfield · Loading Your Silly Girl Spring With Tiff Baira · 14 May 2025
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Welcome back, loyal listeners. Okay, I'm so excited for today. You are going to love this. I have a New York City darling. You might have seen her on the streets during some matchmaking. She literally makes me look like an old, boring millennial. Flirt. It is the one, the only, Tiff Farrah. Welcome.
Hello, welcome to Please See Below, my brand new podcast all about perfecting the art of oversharing. Here, we mention the unmentionables and talk about topics and things that no one wants to say out loud, but everyone is desperate to know.
No, you're the hottest. I'm so pissed I don't have on sequins.
Okay, I know. You literally do. Next time I see you, matching suits. Okay, okay. Next episode. Next episode. You are literally the woman on the street post right now. You are trending TikTok, Instagram. Everyone knows you. Everyone loves you. You are NYC's Gen Z matchmaker. How did that happen?
Okay, so dating in NYC got so bad. You're like, I'm going to take this shit outside. I'm going to put on a cowboy hat. I'm just going to set up shop. Or also, because you have two different weekly series. Both are amazing. The other one's like, you're just going to go up to strangers and be like, will you take me on a date right now? Cool.
Like there's some movie character that you remind me of and I can't put my finger on it. It's like How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days meets like the Barbie movie meets Elle Woods.
It's hard to try and you're crushing it. Now putting yourself so out there and doing it in front of a camera and then putting it on social media, so does that give you more confidence and then you're less scared of rejection? Or like prior to doing all this and we were just like the rest of us, like at home, dating on the apps or like going out on awkward dates,
obviously it's better the way you're doing it. Because I think some people would see it and be like, it's like watching The Bachelor sometimes when I watch it. I'm like, I love it and thank you for entertaining me, but I don't know if I could actually do it. You know, like I don't even want to date on my show. I'm like, no, thanks. But like, come on, let me help. Brynn. Please help me.
I just saw. I just saw.
Are you serious? Why are you doing this to yourself? You have executive producer credits. Let me see the footage. And I'd be like, oh, he didn't like me? Then I'm going to rewrite it so I can bash him. Scrap it. Get it out. Delete. Next one.
And I feel like dating should be more funny. Like dating should be more funny and dumb. Like I just, I started a dating app recently and now it's generated. It has like Gen Z in mind, but obviously we're going to open it up. It's going to be open for everyone. But it's like, my whole thing is like with, you have all these dating shows and you have dating apps and everything's so serious and scary.
Even like, I'm still on Raya. It's so funny. I'm like, have a dating app and I'm still on Raya. I got banned. Oh, did you? We're doing what? Tell me. Tell me. This is going to be awesome. Why did you get banned for violence? I mean, of course I took a few straight shots. Everyone knows you're not just a dude. Everyone knows you have to get your friend's camera.
I remember when Ben Affleck came up on mine. I should find this and send it to you. I have it somewhere. Ben Affleck came up on mine. I was at work. And I, like, grabbed my friend's computer or something. And we, like, did the, you know, you can do a photo album on MacBook. We, like, took a picture. Not the photo booth. Of Ben on photo booth. And I'm like.
I'm not going to comment. No comment.
It doesn't align. Okay. So wasn't it you, they call you in the app. They caught you on social.
You were yapping too hard. But the girlies needed to know. Was it worth it? Yeah.
It was all about, yeah, it was all about changing yourself. They're looking for someone. Yeah, and sometimes some of those dates, they would be like, I want someone who's working out more. They was all kind of like ripping on each other. Or remember, I actually was watching old episodes of it. The MTV show where they get out of the limo.
It's awesome, especially the gay episodes.
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