A History of Everyone Hating Online Dating
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Nobody:
Cable News: "Technology is ruining everything and you're next!"
People: Invent teleportation machines
Old people: I remember when we used to *WALK*
Lol
Tbh rather not meet someone in a bar xD as someone who doesn't drink much.
There's just as many issues with meeting someone in a bar as online.
I appreciat your unique content. there are so many channels that recycle and plagarize the same content.
So cool to see you pass 100K!
This man has no legs
Lol. "And put your silverware up, in the 4 O'clock position...." Sure way to get laid
One must have the proper breeding and decor to be worthy of a compatible mate to have the most ideal offspring in matrimony. *Pinky extended, inbreeding high, nepotism max*
Who the hell thinks it's a good idea to do these? Do you need a class on how not to eat like a pig in public? Seriously.
Table etiquette classes are dumb.
WHERE ARE YOUR LEGS
You Ain't got no legs, Lt. Dan!
Super interesting - and very well made, good job!
Love your content, Dylan. Keep it up! It's also nice to see a fellow Canadian with such solid videos
*_Yes,_*_ because how to hold silverware is exactly what I needed to know to be polite._
That intro was edited so well - Nice work.
Hmmmm yeah laying down and using your cutlery sure gets you a date.
I sure have higher standards then "doesn't eat everything with their hands." For dating. And I'm sure most do?
You honestly deserve more subscribers. This is great content!
Quarantine has given Online Dating a whole new meaning.
That's such an interesting video. I had never heard of that before.
Your take on history is refreshing.
I guess nobody hears about the people that met each other through technology because many of these people have been shamed into not admitting it.
WeNeedMoreFarads met the love of my life on tinder, but nobody knows besides my other twenty-something friends. Hard to own up to it with the looks everyone gives us.
I like the new camera angle but your les look like a weather man wearing a green suit, are you a ghost?!
Haha yeah I need to wear lighter jeans next time
I'd enjoy a weinie roast right about now.
My in-laws met via computer dating program match. I met my husband on a text based MUSH in 95. When my kids meet someone online it won't even be cool anymore.
Perfect channel name
I don't know what's worse...the fact that many the videos you showed as examples of dating in the 1960's were probably from the 1950's or the fact that I know that.Nobody talked like that in the 1960's.
The clips are from the 50s, 60s and 70s.
Question: what is the song at 1:00 ?
Otis McDonald - COMPLICATE YA :)
@@Caspitein thanks!
dylan does not have legs lol
I've learned to float. Have you not?
@9:00 Hay Darrin Stephens! Don't worry someday you'll find the right witch. ;)
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You should lisen to pessimists archive podcast about telegraphs
Its almost like things made for younger people aren't made for older people.
Got a pic?
Conclusion: Humans didn't change. The technology through we express our human nature did.
12:16 Jesus christ he must have the worst sex life.
I actually met the love of my life in school but I’ve met the rest of my partners online. I’m not a good example for meeting online even though I’m for it.
I'm not sure I know _anyone_ who first met their partner at a bar.
BOI YOUVE BECOME CHONKY
Hate to break it to you but online dating has ruined dating. Dating has not always been this difficult, the stats objectively bear this out. It's ok, kid, you don't know any better....
Seems to me like a bit of a waste of the sparse computing power that was available back then
As opposed to Occulist Rift 4k V.R. P.O.V. anime porn.
You go to a bar or a coffee shop, you ask someone out and the next thing you know you're in jail for sexual harassment.
Why American news be so tense and drama
Chill out you alright over there?
When the news gets more money when they're more controversial they have no chill.
We are honestly not ok. The media makes more money out of dramatic stories.
Who dis be
What this about
I'm confused
what
Yeah, I'm with Georgey. Wat
How did I see this video
Unfortunately, you got this one wrong. And I'm a gay man, dear. And I'm 60. And I came out in 1976.
Yes. **SOME** people used computer dating. And it worked for **A FEW** of those people. But **MOST** people did NOT, because it was HORRIBLE!! And I used one of the very first gay computer dating services (ComQuest, in the 80s).
There were advertisements in publications, which sucked (tried those too). And there were indeed bars, which also sucked (yep, tried that too).
Where I, and nearly everyone else I know from my generation, met our partners was randomly. I met my partner of 21 years when he walked down the hall of our dorm. I met another when I played in an orchestra in Duluth MN.
The HUGE difference between you, my 20/30 something Canadian friend, and us, is that people now seem VERY VERY reticent to meet random people in person. Yes yes yes yes yes, everyone has their reasons, which I've heard, over and over. But consider this:
I know TONS, and I mean **TONS** of people under 35. They're all single. They don't even date. They **do** get laid though (thanks to Grindr, Tindr, etc etc). And ALL of them are depressed and lonely.
And that sir, is very very sad.