Dating could be challenging for a lot of people. Take my friend Eyal for example: If you’ll meet him in real life, there’s no way you won’t fall into his charm. 28-year-old, single, tall, smart, funny, good looking. One that every mom would like to introduce to her daughter. But when it comes to the digital world and the dating sites where he’s trying to find “the one” for him, something just stuck. The feeling of endless possibilities creates a paradox of choice and makes Eyal keep scrolling without making a decision. He doesn’t know how to introduce himself well and feels uncomfortable to meet people online and not in person. He also doesn’t know how to smile in photos, but that’s another problem. You don’t know how much I wish I could set him on a date. Actually, I think you do know. We all have some “Eyal” in our life. A single friend we want to find a date for them so bad, but we’re just unable to because eventually we only have a certain amount of social circles and we don’t know enough people that could match our friend. If I could only fulfill my potential as a “representative” of Eyal and find him a date, I would feel so satisfied and proud. No, not a “representative”- a Clicker.