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New dating app by former Tinder exec lets complete strangers play Cupid with your love life (opens the original)
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Feel like playing Cupid? There’s an app for that. A new dating app called Rivet claims the solution to dating app fatigue is to stop swiping yourself — and let other people on the platform try to match you instead. The app comes as singles ditch established options like Tinder and Bumble in droves, turning to in-person meet-ups and even husband applications instead. Wannabe Yentas can sign up as a Rivet “matcher” on the app, essentially gamifying the dating process by weighing in on potential Ro
Single woman’s viral ‘husband application’ Google form attracts more than 240 potential suitors (opens the original)
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Arin Patterson wants to know where the hell her husband is. So she created a form to find him. The 36-year-old Charlotte, North Carolina, single has sparked virtual cheers — and groans — with her recent public attempt to find love, having put together a detailed “husband application” with the intent of attracting and vetting potential life partners. Since pinning the three-page Google form to her Instagram bio in late August and advertising her quest for romance on social media, Patterson’s targ
‘Shocking’ perks lavished on AI workers and in other thriving sectors — as rest of job market tightens (opens the original)
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Americans may be dropping out of the workforce in droves amid a tightening labor market favoring blue collar joes over corporate drones — but some lucky workers on the thriving, highly-competitive end of the economy are still partying like it’s 2019. AI engineers, biohackers, luxury consultants — they’re among the privileged few whose bosses still have to work overtime to keep happy, in an era of dwindling corporate loyalty. And they’re doing it the good old fashioned way: with loads of free per
Chipotle is bringing back $6 margaritas — but only in a few lucky cities (opens the original)
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The American fast-casual chain best known for its overflowing burritos and burrito bowls is bringing back an old fan favorite in celebration of spooky season — its famous margaritas. The beloved drink, which was a menu staple until the chain quietly discontinued it back in 2020, will be available once again for a limited time as part of the “Summon the Spirits” tour — a five-city pop-up event every weekend throughout October leading up to “Boorito,” Chipotle’s longstanding Halloween-day promotio
Tech bros wail that that no one will date them, despite colossal salaries: âCalled me the devilâ (opens the original)
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Pour one out for the tech bros â or at least for their dating lives. Though working in tech used to be considered a romantic flex for male suitors â with prestigious titles, flexible hours and sky-high salaries â young, rolling-in-it tech bros recently wailed to Wired magazine that no one wants them anymore. One 23-year-old tech whiz, who went by the pseudonym Gary, shared that when he brings up his work as an engineer for the Miami-based data analytics company Palantir, women recoil. One
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