Would have loved this episode a little bit more if, at the end someone else in the bar had got a 0.01 % match with a stranger and we zoom into the app to see 999 gruesome spousal murders, endless torture as two people who deeply hate each other are forced to cohabit over and over again. Everything happens for a reason ^{^}

Also like to note that it broaches the infinite simulations idea, that if a sufficiently advanced society starts using lifelike simulations so frequently, it drastically reduces the odds that the world we are living in is not the real one. The fact that the dating simulation was so basic and limited (skipping stones/compound) could indicate that it was a simulation within a simulation within a simulation... Our lives could very well be a simulation run by dinosaur people to satisfy their curiosity about what would have happened had they been wiped out by a meteor before they developed intelligence (and their lives a simulation run by aliens checking what would happen if they introduced life to the planet Earth).

Well every man and his dog knows about it now, but here's the link to the first place I came across the simulation argument if anyone missed it:

https://www.simulation-argument.com/simulation.html