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00:04Dating requires time and effort.
00:06Malaysian men are even borrowing money to date.
00:10Is this true?
00:11According to the latest Malaysian dating spending survey released by Legacy Research
00:1513.2% of male respondents in my country admitted
00:18I once borrowed money from someone to go on a date.
00:21In contrast, the proportion of women was only 4.9%.
00:24in other words
00:25On average, 7 to 8 men surveyed
00:29There was a person who once went into debt to go on a date.
00:32This also reflects that many men, when pursuing love...
00:35They often have to face real-world challenges that exceed their own economic capabilities.
00:40How much does it cost to have a relationship in Malaysia?
00:42Moreover, the flower knife is too much for some people to handle.
00:45That study, conducted in collaboration with Economy Rock Yard, found...
00:48Malaysian couples aged 18 and above love going to shopping malls.
00:52Coffee shop and restaurant date
00:53More than 80% of respondents chose these places.
00:56Eating and drinking are the most common forms of consumption.
00:5952.6% of respondents said
01:02Each time it costs between RM51 and RM200.
01:05Most people go on one or two dates per month.
01:08Well, but a meal doesn't seem like much.
01:10However, researcher Felzan pointed out
01:12It would be better if it cost 200 ringgit each time.
01:15That's a date every weekend.
01:16That's 800 ringgit a month!
01:19For young workers earning only RM1,700 a month...
01:23Dating alone burned through almost half of my salary.
01:26No wonder nearly half of the respondents were job seekers.
01:29Dating these days is really expensive!
01:32Dating costs are so high
01:33Who pays for each date?
01:36According to the survey
01:38Couples take turns paying
01:40The so-called AA system
01:41That's the most common way.
01:42However, 59.3% of the male respondents
01:45They are used to paying the full amount directly.
01:48In comparison
01:49Women accounted for only 8.2% of the bill.
01:52What else?
01:5241.8% of men
01:54Each date costs at least RM100
01:57Some people are even willing to spend more than 300 ringgit.
01:59That one person shouldered most of the dating fund.
02:02No wonder the survey said that nearly 30% of men admitted
02:06Dating expenses
02:08This puts him under considerable financial pressure.
02:11It seems that in this era, to fall in love...
02:13Having the will is not enough
02:15It also depends on whether the salary is enough to sustain it.
