the department of labor is match.com. what we do is help make a connection. just the right fit between ready-to-work americans who wapt to punch their ticket to the middle class and jobs and employers who need and want to grow their business. and the secret sauce of this match.com is very frequently community colleges that enable people to move up that ladder. let me give you an example of this transformation at work. a couple weeks ago, i met a guy who owns an advanced manufacturing business in western mass. his entry level workers start at $20-25 an hour and up with very generous benefits. and he described his experience during the great recession. in the middle of the recovery, 2010, 2011, as america wu stras america was struggling to add jobs, steve's company was turning away large amounts of business for one simple reason. he had a shortage of skilled workers. he did all the things that economists suggest you do, he raised wages, he increased benefits, dee he dhe did all of and still couldn't recruit the right people. as you listen to all of that, steve

stossel: match.com is the most popular site. helen fisher.ould think this would be a better place to meet people because the computer has more information than anyone has. >> we lived in hunter gathering groups. even though you didn't know that cute boy at the other side of the watering hole, people knew about him. it's natural want to to know. stossel: there are a bunch of sites. yours were the first. e-harmony they pay more. plenty of fish is free. okay cupid is free. >> i might go back on it again. i've met some good boys. it extends your range. what's really interesting. i'm over 50. and i'm not going to meet somebody in a bar. i know all my girlfriends already. nobody at work will introduce me to somebody. as you get older, it's a very effective way. you can do it in your pajamas at internet. stossel: but people can lie. >> they can lie everywhere. basically, the bottom line dating is not about honesty it's about winning. people will say, we know what people lie about. men lie about their height and how much money they make. and women li

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i joke it was the perfect match.com match, that everything was just right. >> at the time youived innut creek and she lived in valle vallejo. but then you moved to the peninsula. >> right. about a year and a half later i met and married sully and i moved to belmont. her mom was always really good about allowing us to visit. it wasn't the normal an hour a week at the same time. i would go get her and she would come for vacations and hidays and weekends. i alwys felt that time in the car was a really great time that you could actually talk and share. it's th one-on-one private time in the car. so i didn't really mind it. it was fun. >> joining us via skype right now is your little sarah all the way from new jersey. nice to have you with us. >> hello! >> hi. >> thank you. >> lori is telling me you were her little with the big brothers big sisters. >> yeah. >> she met you when you were 4 years old. >> yeah. had a very special bo. >> tell us about it. >> my mom had araumatic brain injury when i was young, and it left her a little bit irresponsible. she basically had a 21-year-old mentalit

from people reading that book, and every dating site i have been able to look at, which includes match.com and other sites, but there's the same racial pattern in terms of attraction and how people vote on each other and how people message, and the same in all three that i look at intensely, and it's that black men and black women get 25% less attention and so do asian men, and people ask me, why don't you do something like this? the think we can make people message each other but you can't do that. no more than facebook can make you be friends witch someone. twitter can make you tweet about something. there isn't a lot of imperative there. >> are you finding that -- are we changing -- the fact we know these things, that you can put it in a book, look who we are, the subtitle of the book is, who we are, asterisk, when no one is looking. are we -- because we're aware of our own lives and details in other people's lives, is that changing us? >> there comes a circle, people judge me by what i put on my facebook feed and whether i'm a good cook. everybody is their own publicist. and the stuff

online dating sites like match.com and e-harmony promise "ms. or mr.ight," but first a long questionnaire. tinder offers ms. or mr. right now with as little background information as possible. >> i just feel like my generation, there's an app for it. >> and it's instant. >> yeah. >> it's not that your lazy? it's just this is available to you so why would you do it any other way? >> exactly. >> reporter: swipe right on a photo if you like it. >> so she's cute. >> reporter: swipe left if you don't. just a bad vibe? >> yeah. >> reporter: if you both swipe right? >> just got a match. >> it's a match, you message, maybe meet, maybe more, maybe marriage. you have hooked up with girls through tinder? your mom's not watching. >> yeah, i have. >> are we talking once or twice, or are we talking 65 to 70 times? >> um, let's just say i have. >> how many matches have you had on this? >> let's see. 1,775. >> that's a lot. >> yeah, it is a lot. >> reporter: all the cool kids are doing it. 1.3 billion swipes every day -- according to tinder's founder and ceo 28-year o

. >> what is that from their match.com profile? millennials cook? get out of here.'m not buying that. and i'm not buying this stock. it is boring. it's got less than 10 percent. too overvalued. there's better spicy plays out there. charles: you're right on that millennial range. don't you like to cook? >> i actually do. that's pouring water in a microwaveable bowl. why millennials are attracted, heart disease is the number one killer..% the number one to avoid is -- >> you think millennials are worried about heart disease? >> we sit there and watched our parents and aunts and uncles -- >> it's a nice, widow orphan story, slow growth. hundred and ten long term. charles: if you had to invest in golden corral or mccormick? >> mccormick. people don't care about spices. -- i don't know where that came from. they're going to golden corral, they're getting fat. (?) >> you can also look at whole foods. the trader josÉ. they feature these -- they've actually made more attractive. >> millenniils don't shop? >> i don't cook. charles: let's leave it there. the market rally actu

more common requirement and including big companies like microsoft, amazon, at&t and services like match.comd clicking eye agree or just by using product or service. >> companies say binding arbitration can make it easier and less costly for both sides to settle disputes. there's concerns giving up right to sue can deprive consumers of important legal protection. >> just a few weeks ago after 7 year ordeal dealership was ordered by another arbitration firm to pay him 20,000 in damages this will not happen to me again. the first question when i walk in the lot do you have arbitration agreement. >> consumer report advises if you don't want to agree to binding arbitration try kosing out and requesting new agreement and if you already signed there might be opt out period.. i'm nydia han for "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> and kmart employee daughter is starting in 11th hour fight so her mom can join her for thanksgiving dinner. she launched on-line petition asking retailer to staff holiday with workers that volunteer. this year kmart will be open for 42 hours straight from 6 a.m. thanksgiving d

. >> you were going to read for us what you looking for in your match.com profile.walks, rugged, utah. >> loves wine. >> i actually -- i met a woman one time who works for a magazine and helped to assemble a different sexiest man list. and she told me this really amazing story about how many letters they get from wives around the country. >> how nice. >> who want the magazine to consider their husband. >> that is the cutest thing. >> as the sexiest man. she said it was heart-warming. you get this long list of why they're the best man ever, so sexy and so sweet. i thought that was cool. i also love this because for one brief men we can objectify men in the way women are always objectified. >> let's do it. >> one trend, lots of scruff on dudes. scruff is in. >> scruff is definitely in. >> there's a scruffy man. i didn't know who most of these guys are, but that's not a testament to the list. that's a testament to the fact that i have no idea about pop culture. >> ari, i think you're bitter because you aren't on the list. you guys both have an attitude about this. >> n

i'm a little bit odd for match.com. >> that was martha stewart talking last week at cnbc's 25 galla.s month, forbes magazine tells readers just how tinder's ceo was pushed out. he started this online dating juggernaut which today now has over 30 million users and by some measure has reinvented how millennials date and mate. the 28-year-old is now on the outside looking in as he hunts for a huge business lead er to - the company to the next level. his associate el tore, did i say bertoni? i apologize. >> no problem. >> here is the question. two things. this guy sounds a bit -- some might have speculated that this company has been stolen from him. is that a fair characterization or unfair? >> unfair. i've heard two sides, that shawn was just an employee and they told him to create tinder and they did. and then others created tinder and he came in and someone swiped the phone. shawn was an employee of hatch lab that was owned by iac. in that lab, he created tinder. because of that and because iac owned hatch, iac owns controlling stake of tinder. that was the deal at the time. >> what d

you know, i'm a little bit -- for match.com. >> yeah, i have several. and, you know, for cameras. >> where? >> on my property. i take pictures. they're very good for landscaping and for -- and for seeing where -- >> do you have them delivered yet? >> no. today i had a cup of coffee delivered by a drone in my office. >> you look at my dinette, but -- >> no, it's just too big. it's not too big. >> you're not going to be blind? >> no. it's on one side. it's -- in a way, it's too small because it's not a big enough screen with a big keyboard and all that. and it's too big to put any place unless you build some big thing to carry it like a silly person. >> he just upgraded to a 6, but he wants his 5 back. he wants to go back even farther. he wants to go to the tiny one. >> there was only one steve jobs, but certainly barry is very visionary in a lot of ways. he went and talked about -- like when he went into qvc, i was like, you're joking, right? that cheesy, home shopping -- and look at, that was before the internet, but it ushered in, like he said last nig

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