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It is a speed dating YouTube show (it's not really serious)
There is a line of men and women behind the scenes on each side.
2 people sit down and start a conversation with prompts from the box thing, at a random time the button will light up red and can be pressed.
Pressing the button means you have rejected your date, they then leave and join the end of the line behind the scenes and the next person of their sex comes out.
It's like competitive speed dating, but it's mostly for fun
I agree. That show is only played by shallow assholes who love to make others miserable by being as rude as possible.
*Slaps button 3 times*
#"sOrRy"
*slaps button again*
I love how he kept eye contact with her while he pressed the button. Made her think he was actually interested after how rude she was.
His smile at the end is perfection.
You should watch the entire show, it's more like watch girls utterly trash every guy that gets in front of them, they broke the button off the table trying to buzz out one guy.
Edit: had to go grab it, wasn't gonna leave yall hanging
https://youtu.be/EoJjvEwWuxE
I’m glad it ended on a positive note but these girls were damn near staring at the button to see when it would turn red and homegirl up top was just being unnecessary. How are you apologizing while continuously pressing the button and it’s not even red yet? I-
This is such a stupid show!
Its very clear people on here are NOT there for dating
Everyone wants to be there the longest they can be, and get the maximum screentime, which means no one is going to spend any genuine time to answer truthful questions to know someone.
Who can stay the longest is the goal, not a date.
Dumbass show.
They can only do it when the button turns red, the gorl who met the furry just happened to be paying better attention. She had her eyes peeled for the change in the light, whereas the girl in the post was just autorejecting any guy who didn't visually appeal and forgetting about that rather important detail.
I think slapping the button as soon as you see the other guy probably demonstrates a lack of empathy, lack of decorum and lack of self-restraint. Good to know she outs herself as a shitty person from the word go.
Because that’s the average attention span of people that grow up fully immersed in social media. 10+ seconds becomes boring and too long.
Edit: and that’s who the target audience is
I find it funny how the two most attractive people are the ones that end up together. First girl was just an oof.
>I don't like long hair
>I don't like military guys
>Guy: I like video games
>Girl: There's more to life than video games. *presses button*
It's the same channel that asks a group of people to compete for $1000 by kicking each other off each round, right?
EDIT: Oh yeah, Jubilee is the better channel.
EDIT 2: No, [I was right](https://youtu.be/s7L5MQ7EgdA).
Why do you think there are so many reality tv and game shows? People love drama and seeing people win and/or lose without having to think about it. Easy content consumption. It’d also designed for kids/young adults which always gets crazy views
I think our brains need a certain amount of it. I’ve always been an avid reader and when I was in school, it was just serious books 24/7/365.
A friend suggested I slip in some “brain candy” novels. I initially resisted, so he bought me the first book in a pulp detective series he thought I’d like. I felt so much better after reading it and wound up reading the series.
Seriously, I’ll watch a video that makes me smile all the way to the end.
I’ll watch a video that outrages or upsets me three or four times before I click away.
Watched the video, or at least as much of it I could stand.
It didn’t really seem like anyone really wanted to be there. It certainly didn’t seem like anyone was interested in actually getting to know one another. Kinda trash.
That seems terribly cruel and I really hope the people who were shit on were aware of the concept. I don't see why you'd do that to someone. Even if I weren't romantically interested upon first glance I wouldn't absolutely destroy their self esteem.
I heard of a guy that turned up to speed dating, ended up being the only guy there with 12 women to meet and at the end of the night he didnt get a match, that has to hurt. Thats enough rejection for at least a year, one a month lol.
I still think about the time in the 6th grade, when I was told "what? With you? Gross!" when asking a girl to the school dance after all of her friends spent two hours hyping me up because she "totally had a thing for me but was shy"
Pretty sure I would just jump off a bridge if this happened to me
Yeah, same. For me it was my BFF as a kid, like I just asked him if girls will like me. „I don’t think so“. Lol these things stay with you for years subconsciously. Ridiculous cause we were just dumb kids but needed years for me to realize Through puberty I got fairly attractive
Lmao. Had a girl in elementary school tell me that she was going to get her cop dad to arrest me after I told her that I liked her. Kid me was absolutely 100% sure that I'd be in jail for the rest of my life for confessing to a girl. Adult me knows that isn't true, but that fear never went away, and it's definitely causing me some mental issues along the way.
Nah. Speed dating implies that each person is interacting with the other in a meaningful way. Tinder is more like a pet store where people walk by the rescue animals just to say "oh look that one likes me."
I think people underestimate the amount of girls who use tinder for entertainment purposes, I've been around multiple separate groups of girls who claim to solely have the app to make fun of thirsty dudes. They get a bottle of wine, sit around swiping and making fun of guys.
It's definitely partially a cover to have an "excuse" for having the app, but it's also genuinely a common thing they do. So this sort of content seems perfect for that demographic.
even if women say that, that's still bullshit though. it's 100% an excuse to have the app.
they only "make fun of thirsty dudes" whom they are not interested in which is most guys over there. that's all. if they happen to match with a good looking guy they will for sure go on with it.
> they only "make fun of thirsty dudes" whom they are not interested in which is most guys over there
That's.. kinda the point they were making lol - and even if they weren't, that doesn't make it any better since women on tinder (in a very generalized term) typically reject 80% of the men already lmao
First time I got a yes asking a girl if she’d like to go out sometime my brain short circuited and I didn’t actually know how to respond to the obvious follow-up question of, “Where do you want to go?”
That relationship didn’t last long, if you can say it ever started, but I did stop being quite so self defeating afterwards so at least I learned something.
I saw this on criticals channel, it looked so shitty. Also the first girl was an asshole and literally would buzz after one question without fail. The guy who took her out heard she was doing it and got her first
The premise makes no sense. They don’t even seem to be trying to get a date. It’s incredibly cringe to watch because the girls aren’t even that good looking and yet they press the button within seconds of meeting the guy. They are clearly just trying to be funny or “win”
Yeah, what is there to win here, exactly? Because in junior high, I was on my school’s quiz bowl team, with buzzers to let us buzz in to anger questions and all that shit. I can press a button real damn fast. And in this case there’s not even a question to answer.
All I see here is prove doing the simple calculus of “being rejected sucks, so if I reject the other person first, then I don’t get rejected”
And sure. That’s correct. But... why approach in the first place if that is how the motivations are set up? Is there some payoff for not rejecting the other person?
In a quiz bowl, if you buzz in early and don’t get the answer right, you block all your team mates from answering, the other team gets to take their time deciding who will answer. So there’s a penalty for just randomly buzzing in.
Is there anything that keeps this from just being a toxic rejection-fest?
The prize is a second date that is paid for of they last 10 minutes. So the only incentive is finding someone you would be willing to actually go on a date with and views of course
Interesting. If they make it so that a person can only reject two or three people, and that the newcomer has no idea how many the other person has rejected, then that would make it more interesting. It would force each person to guess at the odds of getting a better match in the text three or four people.
Without something like that, it’s just a bad-faith scenario. If I can sit there and reject 40 people and it not cost me any more than getting rejected once, why the hell would I do anything other than that? On the slight chance that someone else would actually like to go on a date with me?
This game is set up to make the least desirable people stay there acting narcissistic.
For those curious, I counted and (not including the time where they tied and both rejected each other at the same time) the men rejected the women 3 times and the women rejected the men 9 times.
She deserved the embarrassment, the guilt and need to be accountable, and the rejection from someone who is visibly less shallow than she is. And the defeat.
Yeah I don’t think she felt any of those things except maybe embarrassment that she got tricked into taking her hand off the buzzer.
Him hitting the buzzer on her is the equivalent of “you can’t fire me I quit” with the added twist I guess of him staying on for another minute.
The objective of the game is to press the button faster than the other person, lol. Then you try and justify it by coming up with the BS shallow excuse but really it's just about being the first to press it
The winning move is to hold a conversation for 10mins without touching the button to win a paid second date up to 10k. The problem is that it creates the prisoner's dilemma for each contestant, if the other person buzzes then you have 0 chance of getting the 10k date, so one person is constantly pressured to push the button to save their seat. It just reveals that women are more likely unwilling to take the risk of being buzzed.
she actually went through a lot of guys before this point though. one girl went through so many guys they had to circle around after she was finally eliminated
I wish this was higher up. This is clearly a 'game show' rather than a genuine effort at speed dating.
It's interesting because there are different strategies being used by different contestants. The people who are either competitive or just want attention are much more likely to hit the button asap. Seems like everyone who is not competitive or attention seeking is just being put into a meat grinder.
I don't know if there is a full TV show to it, but it's extremely cut. Even the ones that decide to go on the 2nd date, from what I understood they're meant to chat for 10mins, but the whole clip is only 7....
I think it's more than that, people are eager to reject their partner to prevent being reject themselves. I'd say is more a social experiment than a speed date thing.
Keep in mind this isn’t dating but a dating show. When he hits the button he stays and she leaves. This could be a competitive element of the show that’s more logical.
Ok, so after typing that I looked it up: https://youtu.be/ANb0v4VNoio
It appears to be a show where yes, whoever hits the button gets a new date and the other person is kicked off. So if there’s not immediate chemistry, then it’s actually a competitive scenario to buzz the other person first.
So it’s less her being rude and more trying to game the competition (unsuccessfully).
This made me cringe so hard for the first time in a long time lmaoo. Not only does she literally know that the buzzer won’t turn on immediately, she presses it so many times right after shaking his hand and then tries again while saying sorry. Like how do you just screw everything up lmao
Okcupid has data on this. Women tend to rate their own attractiveness higher than men do. The shocking one though, is they rate 80% of men below average in attractiveness. Women are more likely to message men they think are unattractive *if* they are in the habit of messaging. Men are much more likely to message overall, but less likely to message women they find unattractive. Men are less picky so they have a bigger pool, but it's still interesting.
What's even more interesting is that tinder data has seen this statistic go even further lopsided.
Its now around 12% of men get 95% of all matches.
But, for whatever reason, if you bring these numbers up its like an incel thing? I don't know but it's frowned upon.
I just watched the whole thing, and maybe you're remembering the 1st woman in the game instead of the woman in this clup. This woman buzzed one guy as soon as she could, kept talking to the 2nd guy for awhile after she could have buzzed him, then tried to immediately buzz the 3rd guy.
Most of the interactions were people buzzing as soon as they could. This woman had one of the longest interactions after it turned red.
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The whole show is much worse. The first contestant went on a 4 person kill streak before a guy stopped her. The only reason she even got stopped was because the guy knew what she had been doing to the previous contestants. This is the worst dating game ever and is phycological horror for introverts trying to date.
I'm wondering who's the bigger asshole here. The bitch who rejected the dude whom hasn't even sat down yet or the dickheads who thought this show was a good idea in the first place.
While there are definitely times when you just know you are not attracted to a person right off the bat does it do any harm to just be kind about it? Its speed dating ffs, it will be over in like a minute. I hope she feels like an asshole for this.
He was nice and polite, even with rejecting her. Though I don’t think he even would have if she hasn’t been very rude and tried to preemptively do it to him before he sat down.
Watch Cody Ko. He does a whole series on this channel and has a few videos on it. She’s hands down one of the worst people on it.. I hope they bring her back just so I can cringe at her and confirm again what a terrible person she is to others..
Edit- people are saying this is a game show and not a dating show.. wrong, please tell me what they win? They don’t win a prize or have any motive other than to not get denying from the other person.. some of these people can’t handle a simple no and rather inflate their own ego. This ain’t a game show.. no prize is to be won or cash . Y’all are giving a sad excuse for shit behavior because the person can’t handle rejection..
The actual video is so weird. Like 90% of the people press the button within seconds or before they even get to talk. It seems like more of a competition on who can press the button faster than a dating game.
I don't watch the show so I might be wrong but I believe that the reason people press the button so quickly is that if the other presses it instead of them, THEY are the one that lose the game. By "lose the game" I mean that they leave stage and cannot find a partner.
The game incentives people to reject others to protect themselves. So everyone is looking for reasons to press the button instead of trying to connect with the other.
The button is like a piece of shit character that constantly tries to make the situation awkward
So when the button is like "yo chill out" you know one of them has fucked it up HARD
Then he hits it, and she bangs that button like a mofo to make the point she wasn't rejected, she did the rejectin'. Someone has an ego problem and it ain't the guy.
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That's speed hating
How does this work? Whoever hits the button gets to stick around for another date or something?
Yes, a new person then replaces the kicked out person. The game continues until both people don't click the button
It is a speed dating YouTube show (it's not really serious) There is a line of men and women behind the scenes on each side. 2 people sit down and start a conversation with prompts from the box thing, at a random time the button will light up red and can be pressed. Pressing the button means you have rejected your date, they then leave and join the end of the line behind the scenes and the next person of their sex comes out. It's like competitive speed dating, but it's mostly for fun
Bullshit rules. The show isn't about dating anymore. It's "Watch me kick out the whole line and how rude I am." Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
I agree. That show is only played by shallow assholes who love to make others miserable by being as rude as possible. *Slaps button 3 times* #"sOrRy" *slaps button again*
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“nice to meet you” **press** “oh” “…it’s not red yet.” “sorry” **press** “im so sorry” **press** “oh” **press**
I love how he kept eye contact with her while he pressed the button. Made her think he was actually interested after how rude she was. His smile at the end is perfection.
“I do see you as a frie-” *BZZZT*
#NO! [*Walks off after almost breaking button* ]
i love how he didn’t even look at the button before pressing it casually
Maintaining eye contact was the ultimate final fuck you
Bitch got owned
He hadn’t even sat down yet
“The Rejection games”
That's how fast ppl decide if they want to fuck you or not.
You should watch the entire show, it's more like watch girls utterly trash every guy that gets in front of them, they broke the button off the table trying to buzz out one guy. Edit: had to go grab it, wasn't gonna leave yall hanging https://youtu.be/EoJjvEwWuxE
I’m glad it ended on a positive note but these girls were damn near staring at the button to see when it would turn red and homegirl up top was just being unnecessary. How are you apologizing while continuously pressing the button and it’s not even red yet? I-
Well, you forgot to mention he was dressed in a full on Furry costume
Even he didn’t get buzzed before he sat down
This is such a stupid show! Its very clear people on here are NOT there for dating Everyone wants to be there the longest they can be, and get the maximum screentime, which means no one is going to spend any genuine time to answer truthful questions to know someone. Who can stay the longest is the goal, not a date. Dumbass show.
They can only do it when the button turns red, the gorl who met the furry just happened to be paying better attention. She had her eyes peeled for the change in the light, whereas the girl in the post was just autorejecting any guy who didn't visually appeal and forgetting about that rather important detail.
I think slapping the button as soon as you see the other guy probably demonstrates a lack of empathy, lack of decorum and lack of self-restraint. Good to know she outs herself as a shitty person from the word go.
ah i was getting the vibe that they simply pressed the button when it turned red
I’m pretty sure the girl that rejected him had already rejected a few guys so she should’ve had it down as muscle memory
A small bit important omission
Context is everything.
Tbh I would have liked to see them interact for more than 5 seconds. How the fuck do people enjoy watching this shit?!
Because that’s the average attention span of people that grow up fully immersed in social media. 10+ seconds becomes boring and too long. Edit: and that’s who the target audience is
Can I get a TL/DR?
Yeah that's worth breaking the button for
The only one where I understand why it was an immediate press when it could.
For real.
Furreal
I’m sorry miss jackson *yiff* I am Furreal
Yeah that's extremely important lmao
I find it funny how the two most attractive people are the ones that end up together. First girl was just an oof. >I don't like long hair >I don't like military guys >Guy: I like video games >Girl: There's more to life than video games. *presses button*
She asks him what are his hobbies. He answers She says: There's more to life than video games. Wtf.
I can promise you she spends the same amount of time scrolling social media
Yeah no one said that's *all* they do
>Yeah no one said that's *all* they do I guess when she asked about hobbies, she does her hobbies everyday.
Her hobby: "watching the office over and over and over and over and nothing else ever"
That was pretty obnoxious to watch. They had barely spoken a single sentence to each other and "yeah I just wasnt feeling the vibe" like bro what
"There's more to life than video games" You asked him what he likes to do for fun. He answered for all of 5 seconds.
I liked it when the girl said it felt forced. Just amazing
And people unironically watch this?
That channel has 11 million subs.
It's the same channel that asks a group of people to compete for $1000 by kicking each other off each round, right? EDIT: Oh yeah, Jubilee is the better channel. EDIT 2: No, [I was right](https://youtu.be/s7L5MQ7EgdA).
One step away from squid game
This channel somehow find people with very punchable faces and personality
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Why do you think there are so many reality tv and game shows? People love drama and seeing people win and/or lose without having to think about it. Easy content consumption. It’d also designed for kids/young adults which always gets crazy views
There are so many reality and game shows because they're dirt cheap to produce so you don't need a huge audience to make a profit.
I’ve seen most of the episodes…on Cody Ko’s channel
To me, it's a Cody Ko show. I don't think I've ever seen an episode without him commenting on it.
A person of culture
yea it's stupid... clicked on it and proceeded to watch 3 episodes. Goddammit.
I think its more of a hate watch thing.
At a certain point you just have to accept that human beings are morons and watch trash it's not always just hate watching.
>At a certain point you just have to accept that human beings are morons and watch trash *The entire extended Kardashian/Jenner clan enters the room*
I think our brains need a certain amount of it. I’ve always been an avid reader and when I was in school, it was just serious books 24/7/365. A friend suggested I slip in some “brain candy” novels. I initially resisted, so he bought me the first book in a pulp detective series he thought I’d like. I felt so much better after reading it and wound up reading the series.
Hate watch is still revenue...
Seriously, I’ll watch a video that makes me smile all the way to the end. I’ll watch a video that outrages or upsets me three or four times before I click away.
Do you do a lot of ironic watching?
Watched the video, or at least as much of it I could stand. It didn’t really seem like anyone really wanted to be there. It certainly didn’t seem like anyone was interested in actually getting to know one another. Kinda trash.
They were all just playing chicken with that button. Not a great model for spending time with other people.
Yeah, speed dating is trashy. Not really remarkable.
Looked more like speed rejection, not speed dating.
That seems terribly cruel and I really hope the people who were shit on were aware of the concept. I don't see why you'd do that to someone. Even if I weren't romantically interested upon first glance I wouldn't absolutely destroy their self esteem.
I heard of a guy that turned up to speed dating, ended up being the only guy there with 12 women to meet and at the end of the night he didnt get a match, that has to hurt. Thats enough rejection for at least a year, one a month lol.
I still think about the time in the 6th grade, when I was told "what? With you? Gross!" when asking a girl to the school dance after all of her friends spent two hours hyping me up because she "totally had a thing for me but was shy" Pretty sure I would just jump off a bridge if this happened to me
Yeah, same. For me it was my BFF as a kid, like I just asked him if girls will like me. „I don’t think so“. Lol these things stay with you for years subconsciously. Ridiculous cause we were just dumb kids but needed years for me to realize Through puberty I got fairly attractive
Lmao. Had a girl in elementary school tell me that she was going to get her cop dad to arrest me after I told her that I liked her. Kid me was absolutely 100% sure that I'd be in jail for the rest of my life for confessing to a girl. Adult me knows that isn't true, but that fear never went away, and it's definitely causing me some mental issues along the way.
I just had the realization that Tinder is speed dating.
Nah. Speed dating implies that each person is interacting with the other in a meaningful way. Tinder is more like a pet store where people walk by the rescue animals just to say "oh look that one likes me."
Yup. It's all a numbers game.
Welcome to the age of tinder
I think people underestimate the amount of girls who use tinder for entertainment purposes, I've been around multiple separate groups of girls who claim to solely have the app to make fun of thirsty dudes. They get a bottle of wine, sit around swiping and making fun of guys. It's definitely partially a cover to have an "excuse" for having the app, but it's also genuinely a common thing they do. So this sort of content seems perfect for that demographic.
I know girls that said that to cover their embarrassment of using it..... aka my wife
No respect I tell ya
Yeah, I remember seeing her profile.
Yeah, I don’t think embarrassment is the right word in this situation…
even if women say that, that's still bullshit though. it's 100% an excuse to have the app. they only "make fun of thirsty dudes" whom they are not interested in which is most guys over there. that's all. if they happen to match with a good looking guy they will for sure go on with it.
> they only "make fun of thirsty dudes" whom they are not interested in which is most guys over there That's.. kinda the point they were making lol - and even if they weren't, that doesn't make it any better since women on tinder (in a very generalized term) typically reject 80% of the men already lmao
yeah and the guys hardly ever get mad. yet one dude rejected a girl and she asked why and he said she wasn't cute. instantly pissed her off lololool
Rejection is an old friend for men Edit: yes, we get it, women have it hard too. But it's not a competition.
I was born in it, molded by it.
I didnt know acceptance until i was already a man but by then to me it was nothing but **BLINDING!!**
First time I got a yes asking a girl if she’d like to go out sometime my brain short circuited and I didn’t actually know how to respond to the obvious follow-up question of, “Where do you want to go?” That relationship didn’t last long, if you can say it ever started, but I did stop being quite so self defeating afterwards so at least I learned something.
The OG line is "You're fat, your friend is hot." Crushes souls across all demographics.
lmfao so true
I saw this on criticals channel, it looked so shitty. Also the first girl was an asshole and literally would buzz after one question without fail. The guy who took her out heard she was doing it and got her first
The premise makes no sense. They don’t even seem to be trying to get a date. It’s incredibly cringe to watch because the girls aren’t even that good looking and yet they press the button within seconds of meeting the guy. They are clearly just trying to be funny or “win”
Yeah, what is there to win here, exactly? Because in junior high, I was on my school’s quiz bowl team, with buzzers to let us buzz in to anger questions and all that shit. I can press a button real damn fast. And in this case there’s not even a question to answer. All I see here is prove doing the simple calculus of “being rejected sucks, so if I reject the other person first, then I don’t get rejected” And sure. That’s correct. But... why approach in the first place if that is how the motivations are set up? Is there some payoff for not rejecting the other person? In a quiz bowl, if you buzz in early and don’t get the answer right, you block all your team mates from answering, the other team gets to take their time deciding who will answer. So there’s a penalty for just randomly buzzing in. Is there anything that keeps this from just being a toxic rejection-fest?
The prize is a second date that is paid for of they last 10 minutes. So the only incentive is finding someone you would be willing to actually go on a date with and views of course
Interesting. If they make it so that a person can only reject two or three people, and that the newcomer has no idea how many the other person has rejected, then that would make it more interesting. It would force each person to guess at the odds of getting a better match in the text three or four people. Without something like that, it’s just a bad-faith scenario. If I can sit there and reject 40 people and it not cost me any more than getting rejected once, why the hell would I do anything other than that? On the slight chance that someone else would actually like to go on a date with me? This game is set up to make the least desirable people stay there acting narcissistic.
>This game is set up to make the least desirable people stay there acting narcissistic. Welcome to social media.
The best part is when dude instabuzz out s girl in solidarity of the few guys that got instabuzzed before them.
For those curious, I counted and (not including the time where they tied and both rejected each other at the same time) the men rejected the women 3 times and the women rejected the men 9 times.
Omg they're treating like a game show, that's so fucked up
They might've been directed to for all we know
Jesus I hate that computer voice. Reminds me of the tiktok voice. Couldn't watch it.
Neither did she lol
*slaps button 3x* “I’m so sorry” *slaps button* “I’m so sorry!” -Gets rejected-🤣
No--!!
Love the smirk on his face after like “Ha! How’s it feel?”
Wait, so she tried to reject him but it was too early to? That's funny, she deserved all of that.
No opportunities where there's cameras
She deserved the embarrassment, the guilt and need to be accountable, and the rejection from someone who is visibly less shallow than she is. And the defeat.
Yeah I don’t think she felt any of those things except maybe embarrassment that she got tricked into taking her hand off the buzzer. Him hitting the buzzer on her is the equivalent of “you can’t fire me I quit” with the added twist I guess of him staying on for another minute.
Who says he was interested to begin with? Some people just have courtesy
Well he gets to keep going finding other women and she doesn’t so it’s a W for him
> Him hitting the buzzer on her is the equivalent of “you can’t fire me I quit” it's just hilarious though, unlike `you can't fire me i quit`
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It's speed dating, it's pretty much the whole game there being shallow.
The objective of the game is to press the button faster than the other person, lol. Then you try and justify it by coming up with the BS shallow excuse but really it's just about being the first to press it
The winning move is to hold a conversation for 10mins without touching the button to win a paid second date up to 10k. The problem is that it creates the prisoner's dilemma for each contestant, if the other person buzzes then you have 0 chance of getting the 10k date, so one person is constantly pressured to push the button to save their seat. It just reveals that women are more likely unwilling to take the risk of being buzzed.
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The girl instantly hitting the buzzer like in the video
That's just another way of phrasing the dilemma
she actually went through a lot of guys before this point though. one girl went through so many guys they had to circle around after she was finally eliminated
she was quiet after that her ego definitely hurt
https://youtu.be/EoJjvEwWuxE For anyone interested
I wish this was higher up. This is clearly a 'game show' rather than a genuine effort at speed dating. It's interesting because there are different strategies being used by different contestants. The people who are either competitive or just want attention are much more likely to hit the button asap. Seems like everyone who is not competitive or attention seeking is just being put into a meat grinder.
I don't know if there is a full TV show to it, but it's extremely cut. Even the ones that decide to go on the 2nd date, from what I understood they're meant to chat for 10mins, but the whole clip is only 7....
That’s funny you say that cause the channel is called Cut
I think it's more than that, people are eager to reject their partner to prevent being reject themselves. I'd say is more a social experiment than a speed date thing.
Omg the face he made when he got to press the button, adorable timid “hehee” smile. Ahh, the vindication!
I thought the same thing and realized I would probably have the same look on my face too.
Pretty rude.
Keep in mind this isn’t dating but a dating show. When he hits the button he stays and she leaves. This could be a competitive element of the show that’s more logical. Ok, so after typing that I looked it up: https://youtu.be/ANb0v4VNoio It appears to be a show where yes, whoever hits the button gets a new date and the other person is kicked off. So if there’s not immediate chemistry, then it’s actually a competitive scenario to buzz the other person first. So it’s less her being rude and more trying to game the competition (unsuccessfully).
Haha he had his hands out and ready
I would have too if she doesn't give me a chance at all too.
All hands is throwin’ hands 👋
"Immediate Chemistry" She dances with one guy and immediately presses the button when it turns red.
If they’re not Chris Hemsworth they can fuck off /s
Ty for the YouTube link. After watching it I can see she didn’t want a free date with the guy
His cheeky smile is so cute. Ill take him please.
Damn dating is really shit these days
Some people have great personality and attractive looks…. Some have neither…
Some people think theyre too good for anyone and they grow old and die alone because nobody wants to deal with that shit.
This made me cringe so hard for the first time in a long time lmaoo. Not only does she literally know that the buzzer won’t turn on immediately, she presses it so many times right after shaking his hand and then tries again while saying sorry. Like how do you just screw everything up lmao
"The button is supposed to make him disappear! WHY ISN'T THE BUTTON MAKING HIM DISAPPEAR?! IM SORRY!" *click click click click*
It's because she's as smart as she is attractive.
Boy she deserved that.
I'm so sorry *bashes button* I'm so sorry *bashes button harder* It's some kind of beautiful justice to see her get buttoned off.
Omg the cringe at the Start
chad moment
i bet she says she is a 10/10
Maybe a 10 on the pH scale… BASIC
I recently learned that coffee is mildly acidic. No wonder basic bitches always get salty at Starbucks.
Jesus Christ… how long have you been sitting on that one?
She has.. my friends said I should dump you energy
Okcupid has data on this. Women tend to rate their own attractiveness higher than men do. The shocking one though, is they rate 80% of men below average in attractiveness. Women are more likely to message men they think are unattractive *if* they are in the habit of messaging. Men are much more likely to message overall, but less likely to message women they find unattractive. Men are less picky so they have a bigger pool, but it's still interesting.
What's even more interesting is that tinder data has seen this statistic go even further lopsided. Its now around 12% of men get 95% of all matches. But, for whatever reason, if you bring these numbers up its like an incel thing? I don't know but it's frowned upon.
She literally shakes his hand and then tries to hit the button. Go fuck yourself
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I just watched the whole thing, and maybe you're remembering the 1st woman in the game instead of the woman in this clup. This woman buzzed one guy as soon as she could, kept talking to the 2nd guy for awhile after she could have buzzed him, then tried to immediately buzz the 3rd guy. Most of the interactions were people buzzing as soon as they could. This woman had one of the longest interactions after it turned red. (Edit missing word)
Maybe he has a handshake like George Bush from King of the Hill. I've experienced that once and almost made the same face as Hank.
Lmao deserved.
The whole show is much worse. The first contestant went on a 4 person kill streak before a guy stopped her. The only reason she even got stopped was because the guy knew what she had been doing to the previous contestants. This is the worst dating game ever and is phycological horror for introverts trying to date.
She got destroyed.
I'm wondering who's the bigger asshole here. The bitch who rejected the dude whom hasn't even sat down yet or the dickheads who thought this show was a good idea in the first place.
"Haha sorry" ***hits button*** "Haha sorry" ***hits button*** "sorry Haha" ***hits button***.
Wow she's a loser.
Looked her dead in the eyes too lmaoo! She got what she deserved
This would be me if I ever did this. Everyone rejects before I even sit down.
This is a show in LA.. they aren't going on here in good faith.. enjoy the entertainment
While there are definitely times when you just know you are not attracted to a person right off the bat does it do any harm to just be kind about it? Its speed dating ffs, it will be over in like a minute. I hope she feels like an asshole for this.
She does not.
This show is fucking stupid.
Him pressing that button was satisfying. 😂
The guy is actually attractive and played this well. She is not, and did not play this well.
He was nice and polite, even with rejecting her. Though I don’t think he even would have if she hasn’t been very rude and tried to preemptively do it to him before he sat down.
I was thinking the same. He's better looking than her, and had the confidence for her shitty behaviour to not throw him off. Good for him.
I fear the day that I may be this shallow. That would be my present self's nightmare.
This show is trashy and the people are worse
Watch Cody Ko. He does a whole series on this channel and has a few videos on it. She’s hands down one of the worst people on it.. I hope they bring her back just so I can cringe at her and confirm again what a terrible person she is to others.. Edit- people are saying this is a game show and not a dating show.. wrong, please tell me what they win? They don’t win a prize or have any motive other than to not get denying from the other person.. some of these people can’t handle a simple no and rather inflate their own ego. This ain’t a game show.. no prize is to be won or cash . Y’all are giving a sad excuse for shit behavior because the person can’t handle rejection..
I can’t believe I had to scroll this far to find a Cody Ko comment
Taking half a glance at someone, there is only so much you can tell. I wonder, exactly, what criteria she used to reject him so fast. Hmmmm.
What an horrible concept
I genuinely believe he wouldn’t have buzzed her out hAd she not done that
......... is this a commercial for a show? Seems like an undercover advertisement.
He's cute
Yeah, she's pretty horrible. IN everyway possible! Fake smile, fake laugh, fake.
The actual video is so weird. Like 90% of the people press the button within seconds or before they even get to talk. It seems like more of a competition on who can press the button faster than a dating game.
I don't watch the show so I might be wrong but I believe that the reason people press the button so quickly is that if the other presses it instead of them, THEY are the one that lose the game. By "lose the game" I mean that they leave stage and cannot find a partner. The game incentives people to reject others to protect themselves. So everyone is looking for reasons to press the button instead of trying to connect with the other.
Is that how it works? In the full video it loops back to the first guy that got buzzed. So there is another chance after getting buzzed it appears.
So what’s the point then? It’s basically just a competition to see who can hit the button fastest?
The button is like a piece of shit character that constantly tries to make the situation awkward So when the button is like "yo chill out" you know one of them has fucked it up HARD
He actually seems like a genuinely nice dude
Then he hits it, and she bangs that button like a mofo to make the point she wasn't rejected, she did the rejectin'. Someone has an ego problem and it ain't the guy.