Mr. Dog Poop: Yeah. And girls tend to navigate toward these hot guys. They get beat up and then they're miserable and then they're useless. I mean, they go off and become crack whores or whatever because there's no life ahead of them for them because they don't trust guys. Right.
Jeff: Well, yeah, that's a problem. I think we've all had female friends and if any females watching, probably vouch, who always complained, oh, why do I always date the jerks?
Mr. Dog Poop: But they do date the jerks.
Jeff: And they don't stop. And they complain to a nice guy.
Mr. Dog Poop: And the nice guy's trying to date them, and they just, they're like, oh, well, you're my friend. Whatever. Yeah. You've been my friend for five years. I'm in love with you, but you're dating these other shitty people.
Jeff: Yeah. You realize I was here the whole time. Yeah. I'm onto another person. And you're left.
Mr. Dog Poop: Taylor Swift did a song about it from a girl's perspective. I don't think that really happens.
Jeff: It's problem. And it was brewing before COVID, but I feel like COVID just supercharged it.
Mr. Dog Poop: Literally. So, I've talked about this with other people, and they don't even talk. They like contact each other by phone or they text each other. breaking up the relationships or they have relationships on TikTok or on Facebook. And they find out they're out of a relationship because somebody says, oh, I'm changing my status to single, but they never even met. I mean, it's insane. There is no physical interaction between boys and girls.
Jeff: Yeah, it's really creepy. I don't like it.
Mr. Dog Poop: They're going to school. I mean, but oh, we're banning all the books and not teaching them.
Jeff: Oh no. I think some of these people are in their twenties. Like I don't think it's just children. I think these are people who should be fully grown, functioning alcoholics who are dating on Twitter?
Mr. Dog Poop: Because in school, they're sitting there looking at their phone instead of actually interacting with all these girls out there that are in school.
Jeff: Yeah. Yeah. No, I think, and well, look, I think a lot of kids are sitting on TikTok taking videos of themselves instead of actually interacting with people. So, their interaction are clicks and likes and then their classmates like their pictures. They don't actually talk in person.
Mr. Dog Poop: One of my biggest complaints about TikTok is you have somebody who's introverted, they're not popular in school, so they go out on TikTok, flash their boobs or part of their boobs, or they get half naked or whatever they're doing, right. And they have a million followers and all of a sudden they're popular, but they have no social skills. They did this because nobody likes them in school. And then it just gets worse from there. And eventually they commit suicide. And that's kind of the story.
Jeff: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Mr. Dog Poop: So, how do we help?
Jeff: I don’t know what society's going to look like in 10 years?
Mr. Dog Poop: How are we going to help young guys get girls? How are we going to help girls pick the right guy? You can't help girls pick the right guy. They want the hot guy; they want the football quarterback.
Jeff: We need to start an app that once a guy and a girl match and actually they need to put in some data. And once the guy has gotten some, he gets kicked off the app, just a shadow banded for six months. So, he thinks he's getting no matches and maybe he lowers his ego a little bit and becomes a nicer person. And the girl then can only see sixes and below. So, she is like, okay, they all look about the same. So, let's actually find a nice connection there. There's your solution. A Freemark solution.
Mr. Dog Poop: No, no, I'm going to make an app. I'm going to make a new app. It's going to be a dating app and it's going to be, instead of rating people hot or not, on a scale of one to 10, we'll do hot or not 30 years from now, or 20 years from now, what that person's going to be like. Right. So, you know, if you're a six now, a guy, and a girl's a 10 or you're a four and a girl's a 10.
NEXT |
