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A New York woman fooled dozens of guys who thought they were going on a Tinder date.

 

A huge crowd of men looking for love gathered in Manhattan’s Union Square last Saturday for a chance to date Natasha Aponte. But when they showed up, she told them they'd be battling it out to win her affections.

 

She began eliminating the guys left and right like on the dating app, saying she was “swiping” right or left on them to their faces.

 

Those left standing were even told to show off their athleticism by doing push-ups.

 

Turns out it was all part of a stunt to raise social awareness — and reaction on social media is mixed. “Act of genius” was one tweet. But others denounced the prank as “degrading” and “shameful.”

 

Rob Bliss who created the media stunt said, "The planning process took years actually and I think it was important to take all of the Tinder experience and bring it into the real world because everything that Natasha did is something that we're already doing online.”

 

Imagine that...an online anonymous experience brought to the real world.

Comments

Corey Bearak

Never made sense to me and pranks that raise no awareness or $$ forca cause iloffend my sensibilities.

Submitted by NeilHollander on Sat, 08/25/2018 - 04:39

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Neil Hollander

My oldest son met his wife on a Tinder date . When I was his age Qualuds were the thing. Pop a lude and go sailing. Body surfing in Kauai ,Poi by the spoonful and Meyers dark rum behind a lude set you up for the king of the world syndrome . If you wanted to you could fly . Plop !

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Mitch Tobol

I totally understand...had more nights than I can remember where I flew.

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