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On this episode of That Stupid Dating Show, we unpack the chaos of situationships and the latest dating app trends. Is it love, lust, or just lazy texting? Tune in for laughs, cringe, and way too much oversharing.
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In this episode of That Stupid Dating Show, we welcome Jessica—sharp, hilarious, and proudly “terminally single.” She dishes on her one and only Tinder experience (spoiler: never again), what it's like navigating dating apps with zero patience, and why being alone is underrated. Plus, she shares wild stories from her time slinging drinks and dodging awkward pickup lines as a waitress and bartender. It’s part vent session, part comedy hour, and 100% relatable.
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On this heartfelt episode of That Stupid Dating Show, hosts Rane and Michelle meet Rob and Karissa—two resilient souls who’ve each weathered life’s harshest storms. From personal heartbreaks to major life setbacks, Rob and Karissa share raw, emotional stories of survival and strength. But in an unexpected twist of fate, those painful chapters led them to the greatest plot twist yet: each other. Watch as they recount the serendipitous moments, hilarious missteps, and tearjerking turns that brought them together in one unforgettable love story. It’s proof that sometimes, the stupidest show can lead to the most meaningful connections.
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