Chelsea Handler comments on modern dating culture, arguing that problems with dating stem from changes in how people meet and pursue relationships. Across coverage, Handler says “something’s wrong” with men and links that claim to dating apps and the ease of swiping through many potential partners. She argues that because men can quickly browse large numbers of people, they may be less likely to make the effort traditionally expected in dating, such as committing time and pursuing a specific person. The reporting describes her view that dating apps offer too many options and reduce incentives to invest in a match. One outlet quotes Handler saying men can “swipe through 50 women a day,” portraying this as a reason they do not try as hard to date seriously. Overall, the accounts present Handler’s remarks as a critique of app-driven dating behavior and its impact on commitment and effort rather than a response to a specific individual incident.