Brynn Whitfield

Oh, that's sweet.

Oh, that's sweet.

Okay.

Okay.

Have you ever played the New York Times 36 Questions with someone?

Have you ever played the New York Times 36 Questions with someone?

So anytime that I want to try to make a guy fall in love with me, which I'll do it with you, that should be the next episode.

So anytime that I want to try to make a guy fall in love with me, which I'll do it with you, that should be the next episode.

Stop telling me more. Um, there's New York times had this article and was it 2017 or 18 where basically it was a scientific study where researchers said, yeah, where people are like, no, um, love is actually a chemical falling in love is a chemical reaction.

Stop telling me more. Um, there's New York times had this article and was it 2017 or 18 where basically it was a scientific study where researchers said, yeah, where people are like, no, um, love is actually a chemical falling in love is a chemical reaction.

And it can be unveiled via multiple layers of these questions. And the questions aren't, they're not these like deeply interrogative or something about a child. No, it all varies. So there's 36 questions, four sets, nine each. And you ask, and you go, and it's not supposed to be long-winded. No, it's not supposed to be long-winded answers either. You're supposed to just ask.

And it can be unveiled via multiple layers of these questions. And the questions aren't, they're not these like deeply interrogative or something about a child. No, it all varies. So there's 36 questions, four sets, nine each. And you ask, and you go, and it's not supposed to be long-winded. No, it's not supposed to be long-winded answers either. You're supposed to just ask.

And some of you are like, if you could wake up next to something every morning, what would it be? I don't know, just random questions. Then at the end of it, here's the clincher. The end of it, you have to sit in silence and look at each other in the eyes for three minutes without talking.

And some of you are like, if you could wake up next to something every morning, what would it be? I don't know, just random questions. Then at the end of it, here's the clincher. The end of it, you have to sit in silence and look at each other in the eyes for three minutes without talking.

I cry watching that. Of course. I love it when the ex came.

I cry watching that. Of course. I love it when the ex came.

Lost my shit. I lost my shit and I wanted them together. And then I like re-read all their whole history. But it's like that and just staring. So three minutes you sit in silence. Yeah.

Lost my shit. I lost my shit and I wanted them together. And then I like re-read all their whole history. But it's like that and just staring. So three minutes you sit in silence. Yeah.

you will literally you can make anyone fall in love with you but don't tell if don't tell them just big don't play a game let's ask just like randomly yeah yeah yeah i just have some questions on my phone and then we're gonna stare each other's like watching housewives having sugarfish sitting on the floor and it's sort of like hey just like so random there's nothing behind this let's just like look at each other for three minutes but it works like me and my dog yeah and there's a million success stories and there's like and it was one of those viral new york times article and like

you will literally you can make anyone fall in love with you but don't tell if don't tell them just big don't play a game let's ask just like randomly yeah yeah yeah i just have some questions on my phone and then we're gonna stare each other's like watching housewives having sugarfish sitting on the floor and it's sort of like hey just like so random there's nothing behind this let's just like look at each other for three minutes but it works like me and my dog yeah and there's a million success stories and there's like and it was one of those viral new york times article and like