This is for the benefit of your viewers, in case it becomes relevant.
I came across an old clip of yours: https://nitter.net/jt0hny/status/2007580034274361750#m
10 million views.
For no particular reason, I visited the URL from the clip. It didn't work for me the first time and I thought it was old and broken; the image at the bottom of the page is broken, and the URL has been redirected from what it was when you visited it.
Anyway. The number changing without any apparent action from you made me think the clip was edited, to combine a continuous camera with skips to scroll down the page and edit the standards (it wasn't). It didn't seem to make sense that the number would be so low.
But it is that low. The data is a little sparse: if restricted to males 45 to 50, it says that none of them (0.000000%) smoke but don't drink, whereas 3.8% (6 million) smoke and drink.
There are other small problems: try to include all males, it gives 74% (apparently excluding under 18), whereas putting smoking to Yes says 38%, to No says 54%, adds to 92% instead of 74%.
On the other hand, drinking to Yes says 68%, to No says 5.6%, which does add to 74%. This doesn't match up with 2025 Gallup poll which said 60% drink alcohol.
But it might still be accurate for its data sources, which it says is US Census and US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data.
Anyway, the standards you're shown selecting in the clip are reasonable. The most influential selection was no to smoking or drinking, with "Either" on both increasing the number from 0.32% to 5.6%. If males wanted you to be interested in them, choosing not to smoke or drink is certainly something they could do. Removing the height standards, in contrast, only increases it to 0.34%.
The same site's resources page links to several books, and I looked at the page for one of them. Note that the site, Keeper, says that 1.2m females and 186k males have joined: a reverse of the male-heavy ratio found on dating apps. And the description of this book also suggests a female audience:
It’s not that he’s just not that into you—it’s that there aren’t enough of him. [..] The shortage of college-educated men is not just a big-city phenomenon frustrating women in New York and L.A. Among young college grads, there are four eligible women for every three men nationwide. This unequal ratio explains not only why it’s so hard to find a date . . .
implying that college-educated females can only date college-educated males.
The calculator definitely seems to have some problems here, because it seems to think all the males in the specified age, even the ones who smoke and drink, have a Master's degree (5.8%). PhD decreases it to 0.06%, High School to 2.6%, so they apparently are doing something wrong with the data's classifications since Bachelor's and Master's both return the same percentage as Any, instead of a lower percentage than High School.
But the point is that you didn't add this restriction yourself, so it didn't influence the percentage. And the percentage is low. Basically, it gives you justification.
On my first Twitch account, which was supposed to be a joke where I would make an innocuous comment in stream chat any time my username happened to be relevant, I said on the About page, "I don't like the use of anything that is smoked or the consumption of alcohol."
The whole page was for the benefit of Peyton Chorvat. When I watched her play Classic World of Warcraft in 2019, she started smoking something when she was going to Gnomeregan with other players, on the night elf priest that she later deleted after giving away all of her stuff. Maybe she was experiencing stomach pains and it helped with that. But I unfollowed her and signed out, and then signed back in to follow her again and eventually comment, more than once, and my unfollowing her was probably for this reason.
And yet, she does drink alcohol, and I am still mentioning her. And Nadine Saikaly posted in late 2013 a photo of herself holding an alcoholic drink.
Once when I tried to make yoghurt and added some fruit too early, it might have ended up fermenting into some alcohol over a period of several days, but I have never deliberately drunk alcohol.
Edit: except in World of Warcraft:
