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Personally, I think Grouper's model is more likely to be successful. They take a group of three friends and pair them up on a blind group date with another gro
by ameister14 14y ago
Personally, I think Grouper's model is more likely to be successful.
They take a group of three friends and pair them up on a blind group date with another group of three friends. The safety in numbers aspect is, I think, a smart addition.
- ndonnellan 14y agoIssues I have with Grouper (having not gone on any "groupers" yet): * You must have 2 single friends in the vicinity willing to join you in paying $20 apiece for a single drink on relatively short notice * The photos they showcase on the site make it look like, as a friend put it, "a six-way sexcapade" As a startup founder who recently moved to a smaller town, I have vanishingly few friends who are both single, male and fun enough to tag a long to something like that.
- bfung 14y agoAnd from anecdotal evidence, I've heard of single people bringing non-single friends (from both male and female sides) on Grouper. Those aren't so fun when the match-ups don't go in your own favor.
- engtech 14y agoThat actually sounds like a really fun time and that some good friendships could come out of it.