 people don't take the time to get to know a person well enough to see whether or not they want to be with them. What is your advice for those in our audience who are struggling on this dating hamster wheel, as Johnny and I like to call, where they're just continuing to chase the new experience, the next perfect opportunity, and not actually committing to those people who might actually be great opportunities for them? There's this difference between satisficers and maximizers, and so that's what happens with dating. Most people are maximizers nowadays. The satisficer is the person who would go into a store, see a sweater that they like, try it on, buy it, totally happy with it. The maximizer goes in, sees that same sweater, likes it, tries it on, cute, right price, great, except maybe there's something better at the next store. When the maximizer finally buys the thing that they buy, they're less happy with it than the satisficer was with what they bought. All of the energy that went into maximizing, they feel like it has to be absolutely perfect, and when it isn't, because nothing is, they're going to be disappointed. The satisficer said, I want the thing that I'm happy with, and being happy with it is great.