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Bad first date. Getting ghosted. Pissed it up again. Let
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John and Jake help you with a second date update
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on Mix 105.1. Hey, Cody.
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Hey.
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Hey. All right. Let's talk all about Cody here and
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his date with Eva. Quick thing, after yesterday's second date update,
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I just want to make sure you haven't done anything
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with emergency contacts. You haven't sent... You haven't sent your
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emergency contacts? Yeah, we had that yesterday, and it was weird.
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It was weird.
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No, I'm not insane.
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All right, how was your time with Eva?
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It went really good. We had a great getting-to-know-you vibe.
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It was fun. Okay.
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So getting-to-know-you vibe means good atmosphere, good banter, everything in between?
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Yeah. Yeah, she found a way to flirt with me
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while she was asking about my job.
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And what do you do for your job?
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Oh, it's not that interesting unless you're a math person.
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Okay. Was she a math person?
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Well, either that or she fakes it really well. We
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got granular. Okay.
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Did you spend the whole time going into the specifics
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of your job or did you ask about her as well?
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Oh, come on. What do you think? I wasn't raised
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by wolves. Okay. All right.
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So it was a balanced date is what I'm hearing.
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Any anything weird, anything unusual that happened during the conversation
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or just at the restaurant in general?
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No. Oh, the manager did comp our spinach. We had
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to wait 25 minutes to be seated, but that was it.
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But personality was good. Vibe was good. Yeah, it was good.
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Okay. Regretted a thing.
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Cool. Nothing else we need to know. Any other red
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flags before we call up Eva?
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Nothing that I can think of.
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Making it easy for us, Cody. Well, let's let's get
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a number. We'll call her up and see what's going on. Okay.
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All right. Sounds great.
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Trying to help out Cody. Cody and Eva, they went out.
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Basic first date. And since the date, though, Cody has
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not heard back from Eva. So we're going to call
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her up.
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Yeah, sounds great.
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Hi, is this Eva?
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Yeah.
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What's up, Eva? My name is John. I'm here with Jake.
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We're a morning radio show on Mix 105.1. We're a
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radio station here in town. How you doing?
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Hey. Yeah.
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Oh, my God. My day just got brighter. All right.
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Cool.
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Well, hey, I don't know if you listen to our
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show around 730. We do something called the Second Date Update,
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and you are on it right now.
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Oh, I'm good.
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Oh, my goodness. Oh, my goodness. Okay, so obviously we're
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calling about Cody. Is there anything you'd like us to
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tell him?
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That was the longest dinner of my life.
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Okay, yeah, he did mention that you guys had a
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reservation and had to wait a while for your table.
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That wasn't a big deal.
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We chatted about the menu and how our days had been. Okay.
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So what came up during dinner then to make it
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be the longest date?
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Well, everything was great, like, up until that point. And
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then I asked a few questions about his job.
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Okay.
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Yeah, yeah.
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He did talk about, you guys discussed jobs. So what
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does he do? He's in financial management.
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And after that date, I could probably advise you.
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It was very thorough. Okay. A lot of detail?
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Yes. Yeah. Yes. I did English lit, but now, um, I.
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Know about advanced functions on Excel. That's a good, that's
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a good skill. It's a, it's a, you know, it's
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something we all need to learn. Highly marketable. Yeah.
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I didn't even know I had Excel.
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Cody's, uh, Cody's listening. Um, can we bring them on and,
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and we could just talk to them.
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Oh, you know, I'm good. I've had enough lecturing for
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a long time, Cody, and I... Well, that wasn't... Look,
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I didn't mean to come off that way, all right?
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You just... You really got it.
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Doesn't sound like she got it. Sounds like she was
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just being nice, Cody. You know what I mean?
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We can go out on another date. We never have
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to talk about Acceler equations ever again. I've already done
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the equations, and I've decided not to talk to you
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again at all.
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Eva, let me just ask you, like, is there a
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possibility to go out again and just be like, hey, listen,
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we can't go that in-depth in Excel or your job. Like,
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I need something more entertaining. I need, like, an ironclad guarantee,
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and I'm skeptical he can do that.
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I can, but it's such a waste. You're, like, two
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steps away from being a pro.
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What, Excel?
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I'm going to go back to my poems and novels, so.
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Wait, hold on. Bye.