Topic: Dating Profiles

The hosts plan a future "photo pub crawl" in London to help Team Superdad members take better photos for their dating profiles. Glenn discusses his "curated bedroom" and the search for a partner who appreciates high-end audio and London. They invite listeners and their partners to join the event, emphasizing a social atmosphere rather than a strict matchmaking service.

Glenn and Jonnie discuss an upcoming project to help men improve their dating profiles by hiring a professional photographer for high-quality photos. The conversation takes a brief tangent into the prevalence of electric rental scooters in cities like Liverpool and London, with the hosts jokingly suggesting they use them for their next outing.

Glenn and the host discuss the difficulties of dating during a pandemic, noting that long-term "pen pal" situations often fizzle out. One host shares a successful "walking date" experience involving coffee by the river. They plan a future segment focused on profile makeovers, as Glenn specializes in helping men improve their presentation on dating apps.

The hosts critique the poor quality of typical male dating profile photos, often consisting of bad selfies or "fish pictures." They propose a community event involving a London pub crawl combined with a professional-style photoshoot to help men capture natural, high-quality images. The conversation briefly touches on 1990s "lad culture" and the sitcom Men Behaving Badly.

Trott critiques the poor quality of male profile pictures on apps like Tinder, noting that many men appear to put no effort into their presentation. She introduces the concept of "enclosed cognition," where the clothes a person wears constantly influence their mental processing and behavior. Men are encouraged to view their reflection from a woman's perspective to understand what kind of energy they are attracting.