Just about that ‘refrigerdating’...

Well, if dating apps are already one big meat inspection, you might as well take it literally, right? This week in the news: refrigerdating. I shit you not. A dating app where you don't have to post a photo of yourself, but of your, uh, refrigerator.

Then you can view photos of other refrigerators and swipe left or right depending on whether you like their contents or not. Sooo super... millennial. Because you can find each other so attractive, but if the other's lifestyle doesn't appeal to you, it quickly becomes a bit difficult. Look in each other's refrigerator and you look each other straight in the soul. Through the app, the vegetarian Lisa won't end up with a meat-eating Guus. I mean. Or a match between the budding model Jitse and the Red Bull addict Tim is also immediately ruled out. Quite practical, right?

The creators of the app also mainly advise not to present yourself as ‘better’ than you are. ‘Don't style your fridge now! For this to work, it has to be real.’ Honesty scores. Just show it, that moldy casserole from last week and that vegetable drawer full of beer cans. I'm curious who swipes right on this, by the way...

Dear people, what is happening to this world? I think we've all gone a bit loco. And yes, I think Samsung (the makers of the app that just happens to also promote refrigerators) might be pulling an early April Fool's on us. Although it seems to really be a trend in Sweden, dating based on the contents of your refrigerator. Okay, well, you know what, guys, I'm off. I actually still need to do some grocery shopping, but here goes. A peek into my refrigerator. Who wants to date? You also get my boy and two cats thrown in. Deal?