
This episode discusses dating apps, specifically Bumble and Tinder, and the experiences of single individuals using them. The conversation touches on the societal perceptions of online dating versus traditional methods of meeting people.
One guest shares their experience of joining Bumble, describing it as mortifying and humiliating. They reflect on how meeting people in the past, like in pubs, felt more genuine compared to the superficial nature of dating apps.
Another guest recounts their brief stint on Tinder, which lasted only 30 minutes. They express discomfort with the shallow nature of swiping through profiles and the fear of being judged by others if their activity became public.
The discussion highlights the evolving landscape of dating in the 2020s and the mixed feelings surrounding modern dating practices.
Guests share their awkward experiences with dating apps Bumble and Tinder, reflecting on the differences with traditional dating methods.

It was mortifying, yeah it was.Guyon Espiner got slammed in the media for being on Bumble after a marriage break up. #crazytimes
I deleted my account because it felt like a very shallow existence.Guyon Espiner got slammed in the media for being on Bumble after a marriage break up. #crazytimes
If someone gets a screen cap of this, I'll be mortified.Guyon Espiner got slammed in the media for being on Bumble after a marriage break up. #crazytimes