The Bert Show.

There's one dating app that went from bad to worse for Abby, which is weird because didn't you do like a detox here on these dating apps?

Yeah, I relapsed.

Oh, that'll happen.

For like an hour.

Oh, that's okay.

Yeah, I thought once you hit rock bottom, you couldn't get any lower because that's how I felt about the dating app hinge, which if you're not on it, it's basically like the app to be on. If you're looking for a relationship, whether it's casual or serious, you get on Hinge and you start swiping

through all the Atlanta singles trying to find your soulmate or maybe your soulmate for the night.

And I've been off the apps for a while because I've realized that the person that I'm looking

for, I don't think they're on the apps. I think the person that I am after,

I'm going to meet in the wild. So I'm like, why am I going to spend all this time, money and

energy on hinge or bumble or whatever when I could just delete them, clear up some mental space,

and start getting out into the wild as God intended. So you want to hear a wild, quick story before you go on to this? Sure. This could bum you out or it could give you hope.

Okay, can't get any worse.

So Amanda was just telling me that she has some friend, maybe it's a friend or a friend of a friend,

that years and years and years ago, we're going back 40 years or something like that.

They are in New York City and pass each other on the street.

He notices her, she notices him,

and then about four blocks later,

they notice each other again in the same New York City street.

And at this point, he goes, that's too much.

I got to say, hey.

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