I remember why i hated Tinder every time

I’m flying solo on a weekend trip. I like to match people close to my location so I can hang out, maybe get some local tips from people. Or, you know, have sex. <br><br>I swipe right on a girl and we match. We start chatting and i ask if she’s around. We exchange numbers and i text saying hi and asking again if she’s around. <br><br>She responds that she’s not in town. Why swipe right on someone who’s looking specifically for someone in your area when you’re 3 hours away? What is there to chat about? We can’t meet up for the next week at the earliest. I just don’t get it. I don’t understand the point. <br><br>This has happened to me before many times. I don’t get it. <br><br><br><br><br>EDIT: I should add that I don’t swipe right on everyone. I try to look for something in common or something that we can talk about in the profile. I don’t just swipe on “hot” girls. <br><br>So when i swipe a girl and we match, the first thing i do is see if they’re in town or not. If they’re not, i usually just unmatch them. <br><br>This girl didn’t have any of the hobbies i liked or anything in common that i could see. So that’s why her location was the deciding factor for me.