In this brief monologue, Joanne Smith expresses strong FOMO about not being on Strava, describing the platform as a vibrant hub where users meet friends, build networks, and even form romantic relationships. She likens Strava to a modern Match.com, sharing anecdotal evidence of people finding partners through the app, and urges listeners to join her on Strava.
Strava is wow. I'm missing out not being on Strava. I need to get in there. I can't believe I'm not on Strava. I mean, this is where it's all happening. At the last event that I did, there were so many people that were talking about Strava and how they've met friends, made good networks. Some people have met lovers on there. Honestly, they've got into relationships with other people through being on Strava. I think Strava is like the new. What would you call it? I'm not sure what it might be, but it. It's like the new Match.com. Strava is like the new Match.com, and I've heard so many amazing stories actually. Um, so yeah, um, get yourself on Strava too. I'll join you. I need to get on there.
