Gurki, who grew up in Texas, is honest with her dates about the relationship and that she got married because it was culturally expected of her.

“It was a taboo for people to be dating and not have marriage as the end goal,” she says on the show. “So then you’re like, ‘well, it seems kind of petty to not get married to this guy you have been dating’. But we weren’t the best of ourselves with each other and I feel like when you’re in a relationship you want to be the best of yourselves for each other.”

Gurki talks about her cultural upbringing early on in her date with 34-year-old Justin, telling him her parents had an arranged marriage and met for the first time on their wedding day. She goes on to say that “they’re not wildly in love at this point”, to which Justin immediately responds: “That’s terrible. I want to be wildly in love with my partner til I’m 85.”

While Justin’s comment about being wildly in love is uncontroversial, it’s the “terrible” that, at best, displays cultural insensitivity - Justin is clearly disapproving of arranged marriages and sees “love marriages”, the name given in a number of cultures to marriages between two people who fell in love first, as superior.

And it only gets worse from there, when Justin refuses to accept Gurki’s thoughts on love and attacks her for her decisions.

This ‘bad date’ on Netflix’s new show is an illustration of cultural insensitivity