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I will say that the idea of a secret Jewish soiree genuinely rules (anyone interested once we’re all vaccinated?) but having to answer that question felt slightly like an SAT reading comprehension test.
#The lox club password
I then had to enter a password to get into the app which was hinted at in the story. Upon opening the app, I had to read through a story about a Jewish speakeasy that closed in 1953 that required a password to get into. I also reached out to the creators of the Lox Club to ask how they determine who meets their high standards, but they declined to comment on the matter. By no means is my opinion the final say on whether or not something is “problematic,” but I think it was worth my while (and hopefully yours too if you’re reading this!) to investigate.
With an open heart and the chutzpah of a truth-seeking Jewess, I decided to give the Lox Club the benefit of the doubt and go through the application process myself. (I also couldn’t help but wonder if writing this article about a dating app makes me Carrie Bradshaw if she was Jewish and knew what an iPhone let alone a dating app is, but that’s a conversation for another time.)
I couldn’t help but wonder if, like most things that advertise themselves as being for only a select group of people - and that charge a $12 monthly fee (not an insignificant amount of money!) - the Lox Club would be as classist as I feared.
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