Matchmaking is booming. Could it solve the relationship recession?
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App fatigue is causing more and more singles to break up with online dating. Instead of swiping, people are turning to matchmakers and other ways to find love I-R-L... often spending thousands of dollars in the process.
Seattle is becoming a city of singles. And that’s turned one of the world’s oldest businesses into one of the hottest new ones.
On today's episode, matchmaking is having a moment. Could it solve what some are calling the 'relationship recession' and help the economy as well?
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