【sex with a bottle sex video】Tinder and Peacock partner up for Halloween discounts

Cuffing season is sex with a bottle sex videoofficially here — and for some daters, that might be a scarier prospect than Halloween. Thankfully, dating app Tinder and streaming service Peacock are partnering up to help people find a "boo" this month.

Tinder and Peacock are partnering up for Halloween. Credit: Tinder and Peacock

From now until October 31, Tinder users can access an exclusive Peacock discount in the app. Users will also receive TV and movie pairings depending on what kind of date night you're looking for.

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If you're "looking for a boo," Tinder and Peacock recommend recent scary movies They/Them, The Black Phone, and Insidious. Should you be "down to fright," recommendations include movies Halloween Ends, the Saw franchise, or the Chucky series. And if you're more the type to "laugh yourself to death," you can curl up with classic comedies like The Office, Parks and Recreation, or Brooklyn 99.

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