Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Yeah.
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It's good to set rules and boundaries early on in a new relationship.
Yeah, I mean, communication's key there.
Yeah, like when Brooke started dating her husband, she made a rule on night one. He wasn't allowed to cry when they hooked up.
Oh, no, that must have been tough.
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Chapter 2: What boundaries did the listener set before the first date?
So, Leo, welcome to the show.
Leo, are the rubber band tariffs hitting you hard, too?
Or did you rubber band yourself? No, I'm still here. I'm doing all right.
Okay. That's good, Leo.
Where do you get your extra strength rubber bands from? I don't typically need to get a lot of them.
Both of them just save them from random mail.
That's actually kind of smart. Yeah, I got a drawer that I got too many of them, actually.
Same, bro. Same.
Well, share the wealth at some point. But, hey, I know you went on a date with somebody recently. What's her name? Her name's Marissa. Okay. Where'd you meet her?
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Chapter 3: How did the listener save money on his date?
Yeah, it was. It was. Did you guys buy anything, take anything home? Yeah, we each got one thing.
I got a Fleetwood Mac record and she got one of those novelty aprons where it looks like there's a shirtless firefighter on the front.
Oh, I like. Silly. All the cool stuff.
So is that it? Well, yeah, that's it. We each got the one thing and then I walked her back to her place. And on the way back, it was starting to get kind of chilly. So I gave her my jacket. And when we got to her place, I was like, oh, yeah, you can just hang on to it. Because I was so confident that we would meet up again because that's how well the first date went.
And now she's not answering any of my texts or calls. And it's like, hey, as much as I would like to see Marissa, I would also like my jacket back.
You know, if you think about it, this cheap date actually cost you a lot of money if you lose that jacket.
Yeah.
Taxidermy is not cheap, Jeff.
I could imagine. Yeah, that didn't happen.
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Chapter 4: What unique experiences did the listener have at the flea market?
Okay, so he probably wants his jacket, I assume, so I can just, like, leave it outside my place.
That's all you're focused on is the jacket? You're not focused on him at all?
I'm just not really into him.
Okay, but I thought that you just wanted to be friends. That's what you said. Like, you're not into him even as a friend?
Yeah, I think when people start dating, the idea should be that you start as friends and then if it progresses from there, great. But I just don't really see any hope for that in this situation.
My goodness. After one...
Well, that's fair. Like you're allowed to feel that way. I don't know.
I just feel like if you're going to start as friends, you've got to be more open. You've got to give it a little bit more time because sometimes friendship in general just takes time. Unless it's so bad that you know.
What can I ask? Was there something like one particular thing that made you feel that way when you were hanging out with him?
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Chapter 5: Why did the listener feel confident about the date's outcome?
No.
Oh.
No, I didn't. And now you're just lying.
Listen, listen. I mean, you've got a person here who really likes you, who's trying to be a better person. I mean, what more can you want from someone? A guy who can admit their flaws is nice.
Seriously.
And actually take action to change them.
Someone who doesn't have so many red flags and issues talking about his ex all the time and doesn't tip and is into crypto. This is so messed up.
I think it's your perspective, though. I think if you looked at it the other way, they're all green flags.
And I haven't heard him mention his ex-girlfriend once during this entire phone call. And he doesn't have his little paper in front of him to remind him not to do that.
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Chapter 6: What unexpected twist happened when the listener tried to reach out?
We didn't even know he had one.
I actually wrote that on the paper before I called the radio station, actually. But I'm doing well.
Oh, you do have a paper right now as well?
Okay, I feel like I'm being set up and I kind of want to go now.
Well, Marissa, don't you feel like maybe you're being a little bit harsh and judging him a lot for like a piece of paper that you found?
No, not really. Like, I don't, this is not even like someone I want to, I just don't even.
You don't care enough. No, but you will hold onto his jacket for two weeks.
Oh, the jacket. What are we doing there?
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Chapter 7: How did the listener's jacket become a point of contention?
She said that she'd leave it on her doorstep. Oh, that's right. I'll put it out today.
No, wait, don't put it outside.
Someone's going to steal it. It's a really nice jacket.
And then they're going to have all the tips about what not to do on the first day. So Marissa, would you at least meet up with him to hand him his jacket in person?
I'll put your jacket out at seven. Come and get it at 7.
Okay. Well, there's a deadline.
Wow. Marissa, I'm just going to say that you're not as nice as you were on our first date. And it's not going to help you make more friends if you're not this nice.
You know what I mean?
That's some friendly advice.
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