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THE SOURCES
Two hosts of a dating-advice podcast read a recent college graduate's letter about being ghosted after Hinge first dates in his new city, and one reads out that he has female friends and two sisters and does not believe he turns women off. The other admits she waits about 24 hours after a first date and answers yes to a second-date ask, hoping the man reads the yes as a no.
Her co-host refuses to back the fake yes and says anyone who asks you out again deserves a straight answer, then tells the writer to check whether he asks questions, picks a spot near her and pays the bill, adding she has had many dates where the man asked her nothing.
WHY WATCH
The hosts clash head-on over the fake yes, with one confessing she answers a second-date request with a yes she actually means as a no, and one even naming 51 first Hinge dates as the price of finding someone worth a third.
Two podcast hosts read a follower's question about a man who ended things a week after she raised their future together. One host says men have asked her about having kids only a couple months into dating, and recalls a man in San Diego who ended a few-month relationship because he thought their timelines did not align.
The other host argues the listener dodged a bullet, and recalls telling a Hinge date she wanted nothing serious, only for him to say on date two that he had deleted the app.
A 29-year-old listener writes that her boyfriend of two years broke up with her last month, leaving her to attend her best friend's wedding alone. The hosts tell her she will be miserable for eight hours at the wedding, so she should go in with low expectations and fake it.
One host recalls leaving her breakup 10 lbs lighter at her first night out and tells her to dress up and feel hot, and they push her to take a revenge picture and new Hinge pictures. A host adds to imagine the roles reversed, be genuinely happy for her friend and vent to a friend who is not at the wedding, and they close by arguing that so many people marry and fall in love that finding someone is not impossible, calling it another bimbo saved.
WHY WATCH
The advice turns the sad wedding into a revenge photo and fresh Hinge pictures, ending with the hosts declaring another bimbo saved.
Fiona and her co-host walk through attraction research on the Genius Bimbos podcast, listing symmetry, clear skin, youth, maturity and strength as the traits that always win out. Fiona reads that a symmetrical face signals a body that grew in an orderly way through illness, stress and mutations, then reviews the podcast's key art photos and calls herself a cute gal but not symmetrical.
The two hosts swap compliments and each insists her own face is the uneven one, pointing at mismatched eyes and lids, before Fiona admits her teenage acne felt far worse in her mind than it was. The host reports a 2017 study in which men taking beta-carotene turned golden-bronzy and were rated healthier and more attractive while their real health stayed the same.
WHO
WHY WATCH
The hosts' key art review stands out, as Fiona calls herself cute but not symmetrical and each host insists the other's face is the perfect one.
A host explains pheromone maxing, where men skip showers, deodorant and laundry before a date, while the co-host calls the trend crazy and says she does not like the sound of it. The co-host admits a pheromone perfume brand sent her the product to promote and it just smelled like regular perfume, even though it was marketed as matching her pH and bringing out her own pheromones.
She jokes about watching Planet Earth and leopards locating each other by scent.
WHY WATCH
The co-host reveals a pheromone perfume brand sent her the product to promote, and it just smelled like regular perfume.
A 2 minute brand clip with 2 speakers, in English.
A 3 minute brand clip with 2 speakers, in English.
Emily walks through her four serious relationships, starting with a high school boyfriend who went to jail and another ex for whom she wrote a court character letter despite his four DUIs. She recalls that her second ex dropped out of UCLA right after their breakup, married someone else, and that she later helped that woman divorce him.
Her third ex drank heavily and told her guy friends a story about masturbating in an airplane's middle seat, and she calls her most recent boyfriend an upgrade who is five years sober but shows the same patterns. Emily admits she chased laughs and fun and overlooked career drive, health and finances, and argues that after four breakups she has learned love is not enough.
WHO
Two dating podcast hosts read a ghosted fan's letter and spar over the fake yes
Two podcast hosts read a dumped follower's question and trade their own dating stories
A podcast host coaches a listener to fake it through her best friend's wedding and take a revenge photo
Fiona grades her own face against symmetry and attraction research on the Genius Bimbos podcast
EVERY CUT
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Revenge pic and new Hinge pictures
Imagine if the roles were reversed
Miserable for eight hours, then fake it
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He Ended It Over Timelines
Taxicab Theory About Men
Can You Date Seriously Unsure
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He Never Asked Her One Question
The Yes That Means No
Not Ghosting After One Date
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The Glow That Fools Everyone
Cute Gal, Not Symmetrical
Nobody Knows What They Look Like
4 of 4 clips analysed, 4 need a reframe
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Podcast hosts debunk pheromone maxing dating trend
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Two women discuss how fathers shape attraction
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Two hosts discuss the psychology of attraction
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Woman Recounts Her Four Ex-Boyfriends
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