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Billy Eichner helps a stranger up their Tinder game

Comedian Billy Eichner graciously offered his assistance to a Vanity Fair staffer, taking over his Tinder account for a YouTube segment in conjunction with the publication.

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Gay Vanity Fair staffer Rom relinquishes his phone to the Difficult People and Billy On The Street star in the hopes of finding a date on the popular app.

Eichner notes that Rom has a habit of abruptly ending conversations before they even begin to get interesting, and questions his heavy handed use of the response; “Same.”

Is this similar to your Tinder experience? Are you a Rom or a Ste-VAN? Watch the video below and let us know in the comments.

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