Show Notes
After a powerful and heartfelt episode with Phoebe Spiller, Cassidy and Josh are back to their regularly scheduled programming—aka, the wild ride of modern dating.
This week, the duo uncover a shocking but possibly brilliant new way to date: your friends slap your face on a poster, stick it on a power pole, with a QR code that leads to a dating application form. It's part dating, part job interview, and somehow... it might actually be the future?
They also tackle a troubling trend: constantly comparing new partners to exes. When a UK celeb was spotted with someone new, all the comments screamed "upgrade"—but Cassidy and Josh argue it's time we retire that toxic language.
Finally, Cassidy and Josh expose “the top 6 excuses people use to dodge commitment in 2025” If any of these sound familiar, grab your shoes and run. You're not getting a relationship, you're getting character development.
Tune in for laughs, truth bombs, and brutal honesty—this episode has it all. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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