We can imagine that he's delighted with himself after this response.
Earlier in the week we discovered that Tinder had 150,000 active users in Ireland and a lousy 1 per cent of those users end up actually finding a match.
Yes, just one out of 100 people have swipes that are likely to turn into something more than just idle chit-chat.
For the majority, matches sadly do not blossom into loving relationships and that was certainly the case for this next hopeless romantic.
Our brothers over at JOE.ie were contacted by a reader who had gotten slightly ahead of himself and believed he had 'hit the jackpot' after matching with a lovely Tinder user called Carmen who made the first move and dropped him a message.
Carmen offered him a ‘GFE’, which according to JOE stands for 'girlfriend experience', (we were thinking more along the lines of 'good food and entertainment'), in exchange for 125 Roses per hour.
A tempting offer to this love-hungry male, however he decided to decline with the age-old debate...
It was better they established this now instead of later down the line...
Hat-tip to our lovely brothers over at JOE.ie for this one.
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It was better they established this now instead of later down the line...
Hat-tip to our lovely brothers over at JOE.ie for this one. 
