Blind Love Is? Two Truths & A Lie

Summary

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Podcast Summary: Brooke and Jeffrey – “Second Date Update: Blind Love Is? Two Truths & A Lie”

Date: August 21, 2025
Podcast: Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update
Episode Theme: Can two strangers find romance – or at least chemistry – when they meet live, unseen, and playfully on air? Brooke and Jeffrey reprise their low-budget take on “Love is Blind” in “Blind Love Is,” orchestrating a blind phone date between two listeners, Jason and Jessica, culminating in an intimate and hilarious “Two Truths & A Lie.”

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Overview of the Episode

The episode revolves around a tongue-in-cheek, radio version of Netflix’s “Love is Blind.” Hosts Brooke and Jeffrey set up two past listeners, Jason and Jessica, who have never met but agreed to connect live, unseen, and with prompts meant to spark chemistry (or at least hijinks). The show delivers amusement, genuine awkwardness, and a test of connection through quirky questions and a round of “Two Truths & A Lie.”

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Setup: The Low-Budget “Love Is Blind”

• Hosts introduce the “Blind Love is” concept, emphasizing their playful, self-deprecating approach:
  • “We have a general rule in radio: when Netflix goes low, we go even lower.” (Jeffrey, 04:39)
  • Format: Two listeners who nearly made it to earlier segments get set up to meet, unseen, over the phone.

2. Meet the Participants

• Jason: Previously requested a “Second Date” segment; described as earnest but perhaps slow to pick up indirect cues.
• Jessica: Participated in “Awkward Tuesday”; replaced bridesmaid who was happy to be kicked out of a wedding.
• Both are asked to approach the interaction with creativity and fun, avoiding typical small-talk.

3. Initial Conversation & Chemistry Test

Segment Start: 07:01

a. Icebreakers and Guilty Pleasures

• Jason, slightly flustered, gives a shoutout to his mother, who is listening.
• Jessica playfully responds, “Hi, Jason’s mom. Don’t worry, I’ll be gentle.” (Jessica, 07:32)
• They clarify the meaning of "guilty pleasure," leading to playful misunderstanding and banter:
  • Jason: “...I don't really want to talk about what gives me pleasure.” (08:04)
• Jason’s Guilty Pleasure: Taking 2-hour-long showers.
• Jessica’s Guilty Pleasure: Spying on her cute elderly neighbors with a telescope, humorously inviting Jason to join if things go well (“...maybe if things work out, you can come check out my telescope.” Jessica, 09:36)

b. Quick-Fire Superpower Question

• Jason’s Question: “If you could have any superpower, but only for boring, mundane tasks, what would it be?” (09:58)
• Jessica: The ability to snap her fingers and instantly have coffee.
• Jason: “Power of speech” — wanting to be a “God” of tongue twisters.

4. Host Observations and Listener Input

Segment: 11:09

• Hosts and panel reflect on the couple’s chemistry.

  • Brooke worries Jessica’s energy might “run over” Jason.
  • The team invites listeners to vote “Love Yay” or “Love Nay” for moving the couple to the next stage.

• Result: 63% of texters vote “Yay,” so the hosts prepare a playful compatibility test.

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5. Two Truths & A Lie Game

Segment Start: 13:34

a. Jason’s Statements:

1. Hugged a cactus thinking it was a plush toy.
2. After losing a fantasy football bet, made out with the guy who won.
3. Knocked over a waiter while trying to impress a date with karate moves.

• Jessica’s Guess: Doubts the fantasy football story (“I don’t believe number two.” 15:43)

• Truth: The lie was hugging the cactus. Jason clarifies he “kissed” (not “made out with”) his fantasy league buddy after losing a bet.

  • Notable moment:
    “Must have been not very good if you only did it once.” (Brooke, 16:22)

b. Jessica’s Statements:

1. Once auditioned for reality TV by kissing a cardboard cutout of Ryan Reynolds.
2. Sent herself flowers, chocolate, and a love letter for Valentine’s Day.
3. Had a bathroom accident on the bus but still went to work.

• Jason’s Guess: Thinks the Valentine's gesture is the lie, pays a compliment:
  “I think she has the most beautiful voice I’ve ever heard. And I can't imagine a Valentine's Day that she's alone.” (Jason, 18:07)
• Truth: The Ryan Reynolds story is the lie; the Valentine's Day gesture is true.

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Memorable Quotes & Moments

• Jessica, playful warning to Jason’s mom:
  “Hi, Jason's mom. Don’t worry, I’ll be gentle.” (07:32)

• Jason’s endearing awkwardness:
  “Oh, that's not too PG with my mom listening. I don't really want to talk about what gives me pleasure.” (08:04)

• Jessica’s quirky espionage hobby:
  “I kind of like to spy on my neighbors... maybe if things work out, you can come check out my telescope.” (09:36)

• Hosts' banter on the show format:
  “We have a general rule in radio that when Netflix goes low, we go even lower.” (Jeffrey, 04:54)

• On the couple’s chemistry:
  “I’m worried she’ll run him over because of that fact. I just don’t know if he can keep up...” (Brooke, 11:32)

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Listener Vote & Game Results

Listener Input Segment: 13:07

• 63% of listeners vote YES to hear more from Jason and Jessica.
• Hosts and cohosts express cautious optimism; Alexis says:
  “If they're willing to share that embarrassing stuff with each other, it's a good foundation.” (18:54)

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Post-Segment Update: Where Are They Now?

Update Segment: 21:43

• After the broadcast, Jessica writes to update the show:
  • She and Jason met in person with friends to reduce pressure.
  • Surprise twist: Jason brought his mom to the first meeting!
  • Jessica and Jason didn’t “click,” but Jessica bonded with Jason’s mom and now plays pickleball with her once a month.
  • Hosts find this result “adorable and weird,” with Jeffrey remarking, “That’s so weird. I like it. So funny. I got a friend.” (22:18)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

| Timestamp | Segment/Event | |-----------|-----------------------------------------------| | 03:40 | Introduction to “Blind Love Is” concept | | 07:01 | Jason & Jessica meet and begin interaction | | 08:03 | “Guilty pleasure” question and banter | | 09:24 | Jessica’s guilty pleasure: spying on neighbors| | 09:58 | Mundane superpower question | | 12:30 | Vote to see if couple advances | | 13:34 | “Two Truths & A Lie” game begins | | 16:01 | Jason reveals which statement is the lie | | 17:57 | Jessica’s turn: Her three statements | | 18:47 | Hosts discuss possibility of a real-life date | | 19:17 | Jason & Jessica agree to a date (hosts pay) | | 21:43 | Follow-up: Jessica’s update after the date | | 22:18 | Reveal: Jessica now friends with Jason’s mom |

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Final Thoughts

• Theme: The episode playfully dismantles both dating show conventions and expectations about chemistry, delivering lighthearted, cringeworthy, and surprisingly genuine moments.
• Chemistry: While Jason and Jessica had cute banter and oversharing, the connection fizzled in real life—but a touching, unexpected friendship formed.
• Takeaway: Blind phone “dates” might not always spark romance, but they can still forge real (and really funny) relationships.

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For more entertaining “Second Date Update” episodes, follow Brooke & Jeffrey wherever you get your podcasts!

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Transcript

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[Brooke]

Hey, it's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning, and you have found the Second day podcast. Yay. And today we're going to do a Blind Love is. If you haven't ever heard this, it's just fully a ripoff off the Netflix dating show. Yeah, and then change the name. Yeah, but it's where two listeners who were supposed to be on the show at some point, it just didn't work out and are looking for love. We decided to play matchmaker, so. And they're up for it? Yeah, for some reason. Yeah, for some reason. And Alexis, before we get to it, what comments are you seeing? Yeah, I saw one from Natalie who said I went on back to back dates during my weekend off. Four dates in three days, and I was hoping I'd get a call for the second date update. Oh, no. It was the messiest thing I've ever done, and I loved it. I also met my current boyfriend on date three, and we've been together ever since. Oh, that's cute. So a second date wouldn't have worked for you? No. So you went in wanting that and you left with a boyfriend and you're disappointed. So funny. Said no one ever. Yeah, I said no one ever. All right. Blind Love is. Starts right now.

[Jeffrey]

Ask yourself, how far are you willing to go to make true love happen in your life?

[Brooke]

Oh, that's a big question.

[Jeffrey]

Would you be willing to change your name to something simple, sexy?

[Brooke]

Wow.

[Jeffrey]

Like Chazerton?

[Brooke]

We need to work on that sexy part.

[Jeffrey]

I'll work on that. Would you be willing to travel back in time to your mom's high school prom and ask her best friend to the big dance?

[Brooke]

Wait, her best friend? That's still gross.

[Jeffrey]

I would. And have no.

[Brooke]

What is wrong with you, Jeff?

[Jeffrey]

I was right that night. Would you flirt with a person that you've never met before and have that entire conversation broadcast live to millions of people around the country? Oh, my God.

[Brooke]

Why does that sound so much better than the other two things?

[Jeffrey]

Well, we have two listeners on the phone right now that said yes to that question, and we've given them two new prompts to make sure the convo gets extra spicy so you're going to hear it when they meet for the very first time and decide if there is a blossoming romance in a Blind Love Is. It's coming up next. We have a general rule in radio that when Netflix goes low, we go even lower.

[Brooke]

That's right. We will limbo.

[Jeffrey]

We'll dig underneath the limbo bar tunnel below it. That's why when Netflix came out with the dating show Love is Blind, we did our own lower budget version called Blind Love is.

[Brooke]

Yeah, that's right.

[Jeffrey]

Where two people who've never met before and obviously can't see each other meet over our phone lines for the very first time to chat and see if they have a true love connection. Hopefully no family connections.

[Brooke]

Yeah, again, lower. We're okay.

[Jeffrey]

Brooke is hoping for that one.

[Brooke]

I don't know.

[Jeffrey]

As long as it's second or third.

[Brooke]

Yeah, it would make some headlines.

[Jeffrey]

But, you know, we do have two listeners on the line right now to play the game. Their names are Jason and Jessica. They've both reached out to us separately. Jason requested a second date we couldn't do for him. Jessica was actually on an awkward Tuesday with us a while back. She was the replaced bridesmaid at someone's wedding. They kicked her out.

[Brooke]

Oh, that's right. Yeah, she got booted. She was happy about it. She was, yeah. But it was like the mother in law was terrible or something.

[Jeffrey]

But they both agreed to be back on for this segment. So just like last time, we've encouraged them instead of just small talking for 5, 10 minutes to try and be a little creative and fun with their questions so they both come prepared. Just like entertain us while you're getting to know each other.

[Brooke]

I mean, it's no different than what the dating apps use, right? They use prompts and different things. There's not thousands and thousands of people listening in.

[Jeffrey]

Well, usually you just talk about, like, your job and whatever for like 20 minutes. You go to another show for that. But remember, we need quiet in this room. And I know that's difficult for this group, but we just have to sit back, listen to them talk, and then we'll discuss afterwards and find out if Blind Truly Love is.

[Brooke]

I feel already we have such a connection to Jennifer because she's been on the show.

[Jeffrey]

It's Jessica Brooks. So we don't have strong of a connection as we thought.

[Brooke]

Sorry, I just went with the 80s general name, but yeah, I love Jillian. Yeah, sorry, Here we go.

[Jeffrey]

Mouth shut on this end. Jason, you're officially punched up. Go ahead, say hi to Jessica and we're gonna back away.

[Jason]

Hey, Jessica.

[Jessica]

Hey, Jason.

[Jason]

What's up? Real quick, before we start, I promise I promised my mom I would say hi over the radio because she listens to the station all the time.

[Jessica]

Aw, that's so cute.

[Jason]

Oh, God, I love that. Hey. Hey, Mom, I'm here.

[Jessica]

Hi, Jason's mom. Don't worry, I'll be gentle.

[Brooke]

Oh.

[Jason]

Okay. Okay. But let's. Let's keep it PG rated since.

[Jessica]

Yeah. What do you think I was gonna say? We're on the radio, Jason.

[Jason]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Jessica]

Okay.

[Jason]

Okay.

[Jessica]

Should I ask the first question?

[Jason]

Yes, do it.

[Jessica]

Okay. So what is your ultimate guilty pleasure?

[Jeffrey]

Good one.

[Jason]

Oh, that's not too pg with my mom listening. I don't really want to talk about what gives me pleasure.

[Jessica]

No. Oh, my God, Jason. No. You're guilty pleasure. Not like your pleasure pleasure.

[Jason]

Pretty guilty about it. I just. I don't want to tell my mom.

[Jessica]

Okay, so, like, a guilty pleasure could be binge eating ice cream while watching reality TV shows.

[Jason]

Oh, a guilty pleasure. Oh, yeah. Sure. Sorry, my head's in the gutter. Sorry.

[Jessica]

I see that. Not that safe to be. But not right now.

[Jason]

Okay. Sometimes I can stay in a shower for a long time. Like, I could do a two hour shower.

[Jessica]

Two hours?

[Jason]

Yeah, it's kind of an issue for the water bill.

[Jessica]

Dang, Jason, how much scrubbing do you have to do? Red flag. No, I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding.

[Jason]

Okay. What about you? What's your guilty pleasure?

[Jessica]

All right, my guilty pleasure is. Okay, don't judge me. I kind of like to spy on my neighbors. I know I shouldn't, but, like, they're such a cute old couple, and they just do regular stuff, like watch tv and I don't know, it's fascinating to me, and, I don't know, maybe if things work out, you can come check out my telescope.

[Jason]

Wow. It's kind of cute and creepy.

[Jessica]

I agree. I'm not. You know, I agree.

[Jason]

Okay, I have a question for you.

[Jeffrey]

All right, we only have one minute left, so make sure it's quick, guys.

[Jessica]

Okay?

[Jason]

Okay. If you could have any superpower, but only for, like, boring, mundane tasks, what would it be?

[Jessica]

A mundane superpower. Okay, I got it. I got it.

[Jason]

Yeah.

[Jessica]

If I could snap my fingers and make coffee, bam, that would be it.

[Jason]

Oh, wow.

[Jessica]

I love coffee. Spend way too much time drinking it. So if I could snap and get a coffee, that'd be it.

[Jason]

That's pretty good. You know, you could make coffee at home and just have it on standby.

[Jessica]

It'd be faster than that. Faster than the Keurig.

[Jason]

Okay. Okay, sure.

[Jessica]

Okay. What's your. Sorry, enough about me. What's yours?

[Jason]

Power of speech. That's what I would like. Power of speech. I love tongue twisters. And if I could say any tongue twister without problem, I would be a God. I would go without that is like.

[Jessica]

You know, a solid tongue could definitely come in handy.

[Jeffrey]

Okay, okay, let's put them on hold.

[Brooke]

Okay. Sally and her seashells are having some fun.

[Jeffrey]

For the sake of Jason's mother, who is listening to this right now, let's perfectly. So.

[Jason]

Okay.

[Brooke]

I like Jessica.

[Jeffrey]

What did we think about Jason and Jessica as a couple?

[Brooke]

I don't know. As a couple, Jason's a little slow to get some things.

[Jeffrey]

I mean, you can judge Jason by himself, but I'm not asking about him. I'm asking them as a couple together. Do they seem like a good fit?

[Brooke]

I'm worried that she'll run him over because of that fact. You know, I'm not against women doing that. What's the issue? I just don't know if he can keep up kind of thing.

[Jeffrey]

What do you think, Jose? They're a cute couple because opposites attract. I'm assume Alexis ships them already.

[Brooke]

I like them.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, she likes everybody. So, as always, we always like to leave this up to the texters at 7859 to tell us. Do you want to hear more from Jason and Jessica? Or we could dump them for a brand new couple. So type love yay for yes or love nay for no. Why do you have to type?

[Brooke]

Why can't we just say yes? I know how to spell nay.

[Jeffrey]

Don't do it the horse way. Do it N. A Y is fin. Okay, forget. It's way too hard.

[Brooke]

Why don't you just make this so complicated?

[Jeffrey]

It's easy in my head. But look, if Jason and Jessica make it to the next segment, I have a game ready for them to play to truly test their connection and find out if blind love really is.

[Brooke]

Oh, you're teasing us. I want a yes. Then we're gonna do it Yay.

[Jeffrey]

Right after this. Hold on. We're in the middle of another steamy edition of. Blind Love is the knockoff radio version of the show Love is Blind from Netflix. And Jessica and Jason have just met and flirted over the phone. The listeners have been texting into 78592 on whether they want this to continue. 63% say they want to hear more. Yeah, I think we all agree. I mean, it could have been the thing where people just misspelled nay and didn't know how to do it, but I don't.

[Brooke]

No one talks that way, Jeff.

[Jeffrey]

You can even literally just go one. Seriously, two for no, I assume aspire to a smarter, fancier culture for us here.

[Brooke]

You're in the wrong industry then.

[Jeffrey]

I guess so.

[Brooke]

How many times do we have to tell you that?

[Jeffrey]

I can tell you we did get a lot of yays and also a lot of listeners wanting to say hi to Jason's mom, who you mentioned is listening to this segment right now. But I thought we should also have a game to really put these two to the love test.

[Brooke]

Let's go. What's the game?

[Jeffrey]

So we googled potential fun games to play on a first date with someone, and Pictionary came up.

[Brooke]

That's not going to work well here.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah. Tough on the radio to pull it off. Also, spin the bottle was an option also, but we know Brooke would have grabbed the bottle every time and pointed it straight at herself.

[Brooke]

So I like kisses.

[Jeffrey]

Instead, we landed on the game Two Truths and a Lie.

[Jessica]

Oh.

[Brooke]

We played this as a show.

[Jeffrey]

It's simple and it's fun. You tell three statements about yourself, two of them are true, one's made up, and the other person has to guess which one the lie is.

[Jessica]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

Now, both Jessica and Jason have worked with our producer ahead of time to come up with these so they'd be ready to go. And I'm gonna be involved in this a little bit just to help run the game, but I'm gonna ask my co host to please try and keep your contributions to a minimum.

[Brooke]

If you could only see my eye roll on the radio right now. Yeah, no, I'm excited. This is gonna be fun.

[Jeffrey]

We're gonna start things off with Jason today. So, Jason, go ahead and give Jessica two truths and a lie.

[Jason]

Okay. I once mistook a cactus for a plush toy and hugged it.

[Jessica]

Ouch.

[Jason]

Oh, my gosh. Okay. After losing a fantasy football bet, I had to make out with the guy that was in first place.

[Brooke]

Oh, wait. What the heck?

[Jeffrey]

So the champion and the loser.

[Brooke]

Maybe I do want to play fantasy football.

[Jason]

Okay.

[Brooke]

I don't know.

[Jessica]

Speculation, speculation.

[Jeffrey]

What? Okay, let's go to the third one.

[Brooke]

She's not totally believing that one, I think.

[Jason]

Okay. I once tried to impress a date that I was on and thought I would impress her by doing karate moves and accidentally knocked over our waiter.

[Jessica]

Wow, that's some action right there that you were not expecting on a date.

[Jeffrey]

All right, so we have the three options for you there, Jessica. Which one is the lie?

[Jessica]

You know, I don't believe number two.

[Jeffrey]

You don't think that the fantasy football bet where he had to kiss the guy that was in first place.

[Jessica]

He didn't say kiss.

[Brooke]

He said made out.

[Jeffrey]

Okay.

[Jessica]

Make out very different terms.

[Jeffrey]

Okay, that's very true. She thinks you're lying about about that one, Jason. Which one was the lie?

[Jason]

The lie was I mistook a cactus for a plushborn puppet.

[Jeffrey]

It's like the word bro. You should have lied. And the other lie was the lie.

[Brooke]

Why not?

[Jeffrey]

Come on, you really made out with your fantasy football buddy?

[Jason]

I kissed him once. I don't know why I said made out.

[Brooke]

Must have been not very good if you only did it once.

[Jeffrey]

Where were your hands, though?

[Brooke]

Is this why we call it fantasy? Is that why.

[Jeffrey]

For his group? Okay, we've learned some interesting things about Jason. Jessica, it's your turn. Give Jason your two truths and a lie.

[Jessica]

Okay, well, I auditioned for a reality TV show once by kissing a cardboard cutout of Ryan Reynolds.

[Jeffrey]

That's fine.

[Jessica]

Okay, okay. One Valentine's Day, I sent myself flowers, chocolate, and a love letter in the mail to my house.

[Jason]

Oh, that's kinda. Kinda sad.

[Jeffrey]

She's yelling it very defensively.

[Jessica]

One could argue that that is self love. Okay, so one morning, going to work on a city bus, I, for a lack of a better word, messed myself. And not only did I mess myself, but I still went to the office.

[Brooke]

Oh, dedication without changing.

[Jeffrey]

I feel like Brooke's done that without telling us a couple times.

[Jessica]

Without changing.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, my God.

[Brooke]

You drink enough water, nobody notices.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, man. What? She has wear black pants. I wouldn't be able to tell the whole thing's okay. Well, there you go, Jason, you have your three statements. Which one of those is a lie do you think? Which one do you want to be?

[Brooke]

A lie.

[Jason]

I think the lie is the Valentine's Day.

[Jeffrey]

You don't think it's true that she sent herself flowers, chocolates, and a love letter all in the mail?

[Jason]

I think that she has the most beautiful voice I've ever heard. And I can't imagine a Valentine's Day that she's alone.

[Jeffrey]

Wow.

[Jessica]

Jason, stop. But don't.

[Jeffrey]

Okay, that was kind of.

[Brooke]

Stop.

[Jeffrey]

But don't keep going. Which one was a lie? Jessica?

[Jessica]

All right, well, Jason, the lie was that I never made out or kissed a cardboard cutout of Ryan Reynolds.

[Jeffrey]

Sadly, you have such a personality, I could see you auditioning for a reality show. Actually, you might be perfect. I thought that was legit, but let's go around the room really quick. What do we think about Jason and Jessica as a couple? Do we want to see them together? Alexis, go.

[Brooke]

Oh, I mean, I think they should go on a date date. Like a real one? Yeah. Yeah, I'm for sure. I mean, if they're willing to share that embarrassing stuff with each other. It's a good foundation.

[Jeffrey]

How much worse could it get from here?

[Brooke]

No, I actually, I thought they were really fun.

[Jeffrey]

Really fun.

[Brooke]

Yeah, I thought they were fun and playful.

[Jeffrey]

Thumbs up. I mean, it doesn't sound like it's crazy love, but I think they definitely need to go out one time and see what happens. Okay, well, you know where my thumbs are on this one. Oh, no, I can't see them.

[Brooke]

Are you in football league?

[Jeffrey]

Jason, Jessica, what do you guys think? You guys up for going out? We'll pay for it.

[Jason]

Oh, I would love to, Jessica.

[Jessica]

I am down.

[Brooke]

All right. Look at that.

[Jeffrey]

Look at that, dude.

[Brooke]

Update us after you meet in person.

[Jeffrey]

We found out truly blind love is.

[Brooke]

Is.

[Jessica]

Is not.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah.

[Jason]

Are you all paying for the date?

[Brooke]

Yeah, we'll pay for the date.

[Jeffrey]

We got. We got you.

[Brooke]

You don't get any more money after that, though. This isn't a real reality show.

[Jeffrey]

Try not to karate chop any more.

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[Brooke]

Okay, so that was a classic. We actually did that quite a while ago. That's lion Love is if you didn't realize classics are you know, stuff from the vault, and that's okay. That's okay. But we got an update from the couple. Yeah. I don't know if you know this well, it's actually just from Jessica. She emailed the show. Okay. And she said that she and Jason did end up meeting up. Okay.

[Jason]

Really?

[Brooke]

But. But they did it with friends because they didn't want a lot of pressure.

[Jessica]

Okay.

[Brooke]

Which makes sense. So she brought her roommate, and Jason, according to this email, brought his mom. No, he didn't.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

No. I shouldn't even be surprised. No, you don't do that. And this is our first time seeing each other in person, like, ever, you know? And so she continues saying she and Jason didn't really have a connection in real life, but she ended up totally vibing with his mom. And apparently Jessica is now playing pickleball with her once a month. And it's been awesome.

[Jeffrey]

Aw.

[Brooke]

Wait, that's kind of cute. But that's so weird. I like it. So funny. I got a friend. All right. We're friendshiping. You and his mom. All right. You know, I liked her more than him, so I'm glad it worked out. Yeah, totally. Totally. There it is. And thanks for being here. It's Brick and Jeffrey in the morning.

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[Brooke]

Whenever I go to my specialist, he mentions the R word.

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