The content creator created a fake profile on Toffee, a dating app for privately educated people, using a friend's (George) information. The app is portrayed as being elitist and only accepting people from wealthy backgrounds. The creator fills out the profile, answering questions about ideal dinner party guests, favorite cheeses, and hobbies, often providing humorous and sarcastic answers. They then browse through other users' profiles, mocking their pretentious and privileged answers. The creator also shares some of their own interactions with other users, including some awkward and humorous conversations. The video ends with the creator encouraging viewers to subscribe and hit the like button.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Toffee is a new dating app for people who attended private schools.
2. The app requires users to sign in with Facebook.
3. Users are asked to select their private school from a list.
4. The app has a profile setup process that includes questions about the user's interests and preferences.
5. Users can select their ideal dinner party guests, favorite sports teams, and other interests.
6. The app allows users to view profiles of other users, including their interests, education, and hobbies.
7. Some users have listed their favorite cheeses, including Comte, Cheddar, and Truffle Cheddar.
8. Some users have listed their ideal dinner party guests, including famous people and historical figures.
9. The app allows users to swipe through profiles and match with others.
10. The app has a messaging feature that allows users to communicate with each other.
11. The app has a feature that allows users to share their location and attend events, such as the Cheltenham Festival.
12. The app has a "two truths and a lie" feature that allows users to share interesting facts about themselves.
13. Some users have listed their bucket lists, including traveling and attending exclusive events.