Just wait until you hear Justin’s “very questionable” favorite movie selection...

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"The questions and answers are both at the level of extremely tedious dating app conversation," another user wrote. "I can't believe they skipped favorite color."

"It’s like the answer of a stereotypical generic American couple I used to see in TV/movies when growing up, and they would be in their 50s, 60 years old with at least 3 kids, not an answer we’d expect for young people in their 30s with loads of money," someone else echoed. 

"That movie is actively upsetting. The comedy isn't funny, it's hardly a comedy, and the dissolution of their relationship was actually emotionally realistic and not in a cathartic way. That choice is WILD," agreed someone else. "There are so many movies..."

"I find her answer odd because wasn’t she at some point a trained ballet dancer? I believe she was injured, but she could just say 'dancing' if she can’t think of anything else," one user suggested. Another said they would've appreciated it more if she'd even replied, "Taking selfies." 

"'I don't have a fun hobby' is the saddest thing I've heard a rich person say," someone wrote. 

Note: Some Reddit comments were slightly edited for length or clarity.