Second Date Update: Date Night Veto

Summary

Podcast Summary: "Second Date Update: Date Night Veto"

Podcast Information:

• Title: Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update
• Host/Author: iHeartPodcasts
• Release Date: May 7, 2025
• Platforms: iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify

Overview: In this engaging episode of "Brooke and Jeffrey," the hosts delve into the complexities of modern dating through a listener’s experience with a "date night veto." The episode provides a candid exploration of when and how to decline proposed date activities, the impact of such decisions on budding relationships, and the ensuing communication breakdowns that can occur.

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1. Introduction to the Second Date Dilemma (00:35 - 01:35)

Brooke and Jeffrey kick off the episode by introducing the concept of a date veto—a situation where one partner wants to decline a proposed date activity. Brooke remarks, “I think what blew me away is, oftentimes people will leave out things that they did wrong on their date” (00:35).

They encourage listeners to share their experiences and set the stage for discussing Brittany’s recent dating mishap.

2. Brittany’s Experience: Vetoing Date Activities (01:35 - 04:03)

Brittany, a listener, shares her story about her date with Josh. Initially, Josh suggested mini golf (02:00), which Brittany wasn't feeling, leading her to veto the idea. Josh then proposed bowling, which she also declined. Jeffrey muses, “Do you need to say veto in a fancy accent so it sounds less harsh when you're turning them down?” (02:08).

Brittany admits she was perhaps too direct: “I was just saying no, and I was being kind of a princess” (03:10). Ultimately, they settled for a walk around Josh's neighborhood, which Brittany felt was a last-minute alternative due to her stressful week.

3. The Evening Unfolds: Good Vibes Turn Sour (04:03 - 06:07)

Brittany describes the evening as initially positive with good banter and shared interests. However, things took a turn while watching a dark-themed Netflix show. Brittany felt uneasy with Josh’s distant demeanor: “He was sitting all the way on the other side of the couch” (04:41).

As the night progressed, Brittany realized she’d only brought sunglasses instead of her prescription glasses, making it unsafe to drive. Josh offered her the option to stay overnight, a gesture that left Brittany confused given the earlier awkwardness: “Why wouldn't he say, I'll drive you home?” Brooke questions (06:08).

4. Post-Date Silence: Ghosting Begins (06:07 - 09:13)

Following the date, Brittany finds herself ghosted by Josh. Despite staying the night, Josh has ceased all communication. Brittany expresses frustration, “He kept saying that he's super busy right now” (08:55), leading the hosts to suspect he might be avoiding addressing the real issue.

5. Confronting Josh: Unveiling the Real Reason (09:13 - 14:15)

Brooke and Jeffrey take an active role in seeking closure by contacting Josh directly. Josh reveals that during the date, Brittany was critically discussing her co-workers’ appearances and performances: “She was bad-mouthing her own co-workers” (12:00).

This behavior made Josh uncomfortable, prompting his withdrawal. He explains, “She was showing me pictures of her co-workers and how fat and ugly they were” (12:14). This revelation highlights a significant red flag in Brittany’s behavior that Josh found off-putting.

6. The Showdown: Brittany’s Response (14:15 - 17:35)

In an unexpected twist, Brittany joins the call to address Josh’s accusations. She defends her actions by claiming it’s normal to vent about colleagues and accuses Josh of misrepresenting the situation. The conversation quickly becomes heated:

• Brittany: “Honestly, you need to shut your trap because I'm so sick of your this. That Judgy, judgy, judgy.”
• Brooke: “That is so shallow, Brittany.”
• Jeffrey: Attempts to mediate, but the tension escalates as Brittany expresses frustration with the show’s handling of her situation.

The confrontation underscores the complexities of communication in relationships and how defensive behaviors can exacerbate misunderstandings.

7. Reflection and Conclusion: Lessons Learned (17:35 - End)

After the heated exchange, Brooke and Jeffrey reflect on the episode’s events. They emphasize the importance of positive communication and avoiding negative talk about others during early stages of dating. Brooke humorously notes, “Ever pulled out a picture of someone and talked about how ugly they were?”

The hosts conclude by reinforcing the podcast’s mission to help listeners navigate dating challenges and encouraging open, respectful dialogue in relationships.

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Notable Quotes:

• Brooke: “I think what blew me away is, oftentimes people will leave out things that they did wrong on their date.” (00:35)
• Jeffrey: “Do you need to say veto in a fancy accent so it sounds less harsh when you're turning them down?” (02:08)
• Josh: “She was bad-mouthing her own co-workers.” (12:16)
• Brooke: “That is so shallow, Brittany.” (15:55)
• Jeffrey: “We even asked him that question. What a sweet, sweet man.” (16:12)

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Key Takeaways:

1. Effective Communication: Transparent and respectful dialogue is crucial in navigating relationship dynamics, especially when declining date activities.
2. Red Flags: Negative talk about others, particularly in front of dates, can be a significant turn-off and hinder relationship progress.
3. Handling Rejection: Understanding and addressing the reasons behind a date’s withdrawal can provide valuable insights and closure.
4. Conflict Management: Confrontations, when not managed thoughtfully, can lead to escalated tensions and unresolved issues.

Conclusion: "Second Date Update: Date Night Veto" offers a candid look into the challenges of modern dating, highlighting the importance of communication, empathy, and self-awareness. Through Brittany and Josh’s experience, listeners are encouraged to reflect on their dating behaviors and strive for more positive and constructive interactions.

Transcript

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[Brooke]

Hey, it's Brooke and Jeffrey and you found the Second Date podcast. We've got a new podcast for you today. I think what blew me away is, you know, oftentimes people will leave out things that they did wrong on their date.

[Alexis]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

I think this woman omitted what she did simply because it didn't register to her as something bad.

[Alexis]

No shame. Yeah, right?

[Brooke]

She should have so much shame. Like, she should have. All of the shame should be on her. You're going to understand here in a second. Let's get some comments though, Alexis. I know a lot of people were heated yesterday or laughing, I guess, over the awkward Tuesday phone call.

[Alexis]

I saw Ashley a lot of wise. Okay, commented, laughed for 30 seconds straight at Jeffrey's men don't lie quote. Also, he lied.

[Brooke]

Yeah, that hit close to home for everybody Lies. Yeah, yeah, there it is. There it is. All right, keep your comments coming. Like, subscribe, follow, do the thing. Hey, and give us a rating too. That'd be rad. Well, unless it's bad, then. You didn't hear that. Let's get this new podcast started. It's a second date update.

[Jeffrey]

Second date update. Are there rules for when you want to veto a date that you don't love?

[Brooke]

Like, in the planning stages, or are we already on it in the plan?

[Jeffrey]

In the planning stages. Like, you're looking forward to hanging out with this person.

[Listener]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

But you just aren't thrilled about the activity that they came up with. Like, is there a limit to how many vetoes you get to, like, be.

[Listener]

Like, oh, you want to do this? No.

[Jeffrey]

Do you want to do this?

[Listener]

No.

[Jeffrey]

Is there a number that you have you can't go over?

[Brooke]

I think you can't go over one. I think you get one veto and then you start to look picky.

[Jeffrey]

And do you need to say veto in a fancy accent so it sounds less harsh when you're turning them down? Veto. I only ask because one of our listeners, Britney, exercised her right to Veto. And now she's ended up here with us.

[Brooke]

Oh, Britney, did you use the wrong accent when you vetoed?

[Brittany]

I wish I could do a cool accent on your email.

[Jeffrey]

It says you went out with a guy named Josh and you had to turn down an idea or two. So tell us about Josh. How did you meet him?

[Brittany]

We met through friend of a friend, so I was already really close to one of his guy friends.

[Jeffrey]

Okay, and so how did the planning of this date go? Like, run us through that.

[Brittany]

So we were in between texting, and it was really sweet of him to bring up, like, mini golf, but I just wasn't feeling it. And then he brought up bowling. I honestly wasn't feeling that.

[Brooke]

So are you, like. I feel like if you veto that, you then have to offer a suggestion yourself.

[Alexis]

I agree with that.

[Brooke]

Were you just saying no?

[Brittany]

Okay, so I was just saying no, and I. Okay, real quick. I will admit I was being kind of a princess.

[Jeffrey]

You weren't just saying no. You were saying, ew. No.

[Brooke]

She used that little barf emoji Bowling.

[Jeffrey]

Gross.

[Brittany]

It wasn't that bad. It wasn't that bad.

[Brooke]

So did you finally decide on something to do?

[Brittany]

Well, we ended up just. He was like, why don't you just come over to my place? It's a big community. Like, we can go for a walk, like, around the neighborhood. And to be honest, that sounded more like I had a stressful work week, like, I'm about it. So.

[Brooke]

I mean, after feeling high maintenance, now you seem low maintenance.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

If that's all you need, you can.

[Listener]

Just chill and walk.

[Brittany]

I didn't even think about that, but you're so right. Oh, wow.

[Listener]

You look good without knowing. There it is.

[Brooke]

That's a good thing.

[Jeffrey]

So you agreed to a walk around his neighborhood, and how did that go?

[Brittany]

It was actually really good. We got along. We had a lot of things in common. We ended up going back to his place, and it was good and bad.

[Jeffrey]

His place was bad?

[Brittany]

No, no, no, no, no. His place was nice, actually. Like, it was modern and clean.

[Brooke]

Okay, you're saying the vibe was good and bad?

[Brittany]

Yes. Thank you.

[Jeffrey]

Because I could see you also walking through and being like, veto that painting. Ew. Veto that backsplash.

[Brooke]

Absolutely not.

[Alexis]

I don't.

[Jeffrey]

That is a fair point, actually. Okay, so when you're hanging out with him at his place, what happens?

[Brooke]

Yeah, what's the good.

[Brittany]

The good with the banter? Like, again, we just kind of hit it off really well.

[Listener]

Nice.

[Brittany]

The bad part, that. Okay, so we put on you the Netflix Show.

[Brooke]

Wait, isn't that the stalker show? This. And it's supposed to. With Penn Badgley or whatever. Yeah.

[Alexis]

But it only gets darker after the first season.

[Brooke]

It gets. Okay, so they're very dark.

[Brittany]

It was just on and in the background, like, we were talking, watching, and he was sitting all the way on the other side of the couch.

[Brooke]

Like, oh, no.

[Brittany]

I don't know if it was the fact that he was shy or what, but it did kind of throw me off. Like, it wasn't the greatest vibe, if you know what I mean.

[Brooke]

You're yelling across the living room while a show is playing.

[Jeffrey]

You probably have to yell anyway to be heard over a Netflix show playing in the background.

[Alexis]

Huh.

[Listener]

Interesting. So.

[Jeffrey]

So how did you guys end it?

[Brittany]

Well, it was getting dark.

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Brittany]

And I honestly, I just kind of. Like, I was getting tired, so I just told him I had to go. No kiss. We did hug.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Brittany]

But when I got to my car, I realized I only brought my sunglasses. Like, I didn't bring my real glasses. So I. Like, I can't drive. Like, I definitely can't drive without my glasses. And so I ended up texting him, like, hey, this is the situation. And he ended up telling me that I could stay the night.

[Brooke]

Oh.

[Listener]

Oh, that's nice.

[Brooke]

Why wouldn't he say, I'll drive you home? That's interesting.

[Jeffrey]

Obviously, between the two choices, stay the night or I'll take you home. The guy is gonna pick. Yeah, sure. You can have a sleepover. Why are you so against the sleepover? I'm not.

[Brooke]

I'm just surprised because he's a guy that sat on the opposite room.

[Alexis]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

He had all sides of the room from her. It sounded like he wasn't.

[Listener]

And now's his chance into it, he's.

[Brooke]

Like, ok, so I'm sure you're getting mixed signals then, right when he asks you, did you stay the night?

[Brittany]

I did, and I ended up, yes, I did.

[Brooke]

Oh, and then what?

[Jeffrey]

What was that? Yeah.

[Brittany]

Nothing. I just ended up staying the night.

[Brooke]

It was.

[Alexis]

But, like, did you sleep on the couch at separate ends again, or.

[Listener]

That's a good question.

[Brittany]

Yeah, definitely.

[Jeffrey]

So our show is so perverted. We want all the details.

[Brooke]

This is important.

[Listener]

Something happened, though. She's flustered. Something not major, but something happened.

[Brooke]

So here's the question. What was it like the next.

[Listener]

There you go, Brug.

[Brittany]

No comment. Hey.

[Listener]

All right. We heard.

[Alexis]

I don't know if that's good.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah. Okay, so what's happened? I'm assuming the next day you got back your car you drove home, and then what's happened since then?

[Brittany]

That's where we're at. Absolutely nothing.

[Listener]

He's not responding to you at all.

[Brittany]

At all.

[Jeffrey]

Well, now when we call him, some of the details about what happened that night might need to come out. If they explain why he's not calling you back, hopefully you're okay with that.

[Brittany]

We need that. We need that right now.

[Jeffrey]

The whole world.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Listener]

Be prepared.

[Jeffrey]

Let's try and get some more details out of Josh when we come back and call him. Try and get you your second date update right after this.

[Brittany]

All right, thank you.

[Jeffrey]

All right, hold on. Second date update. It's the classic first date line young people love to use. Oh, I forgot my driving glasses. Can I spend the night at your place? Worked on me all throughout college.

[Listener]

Oh, and my driving glove and scar.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, my God, so many. Now, to be fair, our listener Brittany, didn't ask to spend the night over at Josh's house. He offered to let her stay, which.

[Brooke]

Means he wanted to because there's so many other solutions to figuring this out.

[Jeffrey]

I'll just call you an Uber.

[Listener]

But something.

[Jeffrey]

Ever since then, Brittany hasn't seen any effort by Josh for him to arrange a second meetup with her, which is kind of odd because she says there was. There was a connection there. There was a chemistry, especially when they were bantering with each other.

[Brooke]

Yeah, except for the moment on the couch. That's moment. Long moments. Yeah, long moments on the couch where they're sitting on opposite ends.

[Jeffrey]

He just sat in a weird spot and maybe got stuck there. Wasn't sure how to move over. We're not really sure. That's why we need to ask him.

[Brooke]

And I forgot. Brittany, you said your friends set you up. Have you heard anything from them?

[Brittany]

Nothing. I've tried to reach out to them, too, and she just keeps saying that she's busy. And then the other guy's like, yeah, we're super busy right now.

[Jeffrey]

We'll get back to you. That sounds like they're covering for him.

[Brooke]

Yes.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

Weird. I wonder if they didn't know. Like, maybe he's. I don't know. What? Who knows? Let's find out.

[Jeffrey]

We could have a million questions. It's best to just call Josh and ask. So I'm going to dial his number right now. We'll see if he picks up. Here we go.

[Josh]

Hello?

[Jeffrey]

Hey, we're looking to talk with Josh.

[Josh]

This is he. Who's this?

[Jeffrey]

Hey, Josh. We're a radio show. We're called Brooke and Jeffrey in the Morning.

[Brooke]

Hey, Josh.

[Listener]

Hey, good morning.

[Josh]

Hey, hey.

[Brooke]

Hey.

[Jeffrey]

So hope it's okay if we ask you some questions about your dating life, because we're doing a segment called Second Date Update.

[Josh]

On the radio.

[Brooke]

Yeah, they're very specific questions, only about one person.

[Jeffrey]

A person you went out with recently named Brittany.

[Josh]

Oh, yeah. Okay.

[Brooke]

Okay, okay, Okay. I guess we move into the questions.

[Jeffrey]

So we know a little bit about when you and Brittany hung out. Like, here's a little bit of the background to catch you up, because Brittany was on the show and she told us that she came over to your neighborhood. You guys walked around. Overall, we weren't sure if the date was, like, great or just average, but she did say that she spent the night. We just were not 100% sure what that means.

[Advertiser]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

And she's interested in you.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah. So could you maybe let us in on what's been going on in your head?

[Josh]

Sure. I mean, I don't know how much she's told you about.

[Jeffrey]

Well, it's mostly everything. I just recapped for you right there.

[Listener]

Generic, just general. Did you have a good night?

[Josh]

It was different.

[Listener]

Okay, okay, okay.

[Jeffrey]

It could be different in a good way.

[Listener]

Yeah, that's.

[Brooke]

I don't know. Alexis, would you be complimented if a guy says your date was maybe not.

[Alexis]

The pause for 10 seconds before he answered. Yeah.

[Listener]

If he was like, oh, it was different.

[Brooke]

Did she do something weird or wrong?

[Josh]

So I don't know if. I mean, this is going to look great for her.

[Brooke]

It's not gonna look great for her.

[Josh]

You said it's not gonna look great for her. But I mean, if you really want to know where it took a left.

[Jeffrey]

Turn for me, we really want to know. But more importantly, she really wants to know. And she's agreed to hear whatever the reason is.

[Brooke]

No, she knows the risks. We out outright warned her that she may hear something that's not super flattering.

[Jeffrey]

And she was pumped about it.

[Brooke]

She wasn't. But she's okay with it.

[Listener]

She's like, I hope so.

[Josh]

Okay, so we were just watching Netflix, and during the middle, she pulls out her phone, which you know is fine, but then she asked me to come over and look over, and she's basically showing me pictures of her co workers and how fat and ugly they were.

[Brooke]

Wait, what?

[Josh]

And just by commentating one by one, and you know, to her credit, she wasn't wrong about all of them.

[Jeffrey]

But wait, hold on, hold on, wait.

[Brooke]

She's in her photo gallery being like, look how ugly this person is.

[Jeffrey]

Like, bad mouthing her own co workers.

[Listener]

Oh, my God.

[Josh]

I just. I was just wondering what is going on right now.

[Brooke]

Oh, my God. Was it a joke that maybe.

[Jeffrey]

No.

[Brooke]

Very funny.

[Josh]

It seems like she has no one to talk to, not to gossip with at work. So I guess this is her way of releasing that information.

[Alexis]

Gossip. That's just me.

[Listener]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

She said she wanted to do something chill because she had a bad week at work.

[Jeffrey]

Oh. She needed to vent a little bit.

[Brooke]

She told us that she had a bad week at work, and so she's just venting by. And it was all about people's appearances.

[Josh]

Yeah, mostly. But also, I think it was just. She was also talking about their performance at work.

[Brooke]

Yikes.

[Listener]

I would almost be sympathetic if she was telling you the stories. This girl was mean to me or this thing happened. But not just going, look at this fat person.

[Brooke]

Yeah. To have a photo gallery of them at the ready.

[Jeffrey]

I am so impressed with her that she's that organized to be able to bust it out.

[Josh]

I mean, there was a group picture, and it wasn't a good photo at all.

[Listener]

Okay, so made it easy to go.

[Jeffrey]

This collection of people, the way you're describing it to us, earlier, you felt like that was a bad thing for you. That was a red flag.

[Josh]

I jokingly say it was kind of funny and random, but at the same time, this was not.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, okay, but if you were that put off by it, then she told us that you asked her to spend the night and something may have happened between you two.

[Listener]

Oh, yeah.

[Brooke]

Because it's more.

[Jeffrey]

I mean.

[Josh]

I'm a guy, so.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, it was a selfless act of you.

[Listener]

You want to make her feel better, dude.

[Jeffrey]

Gotcha. Well, yeah, that's what it was like.

[Alexis]

We even asked him that question.

[Jeffrey]

What a sweet, sweet man.

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Listener]

Why aren't you thanking him?

[Brooke]

No, I mean, honestly, she's the worst. Like.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, well, she probably felt better afterwards and, like, got it all out of her. She was a joy to work with.

[Brooke]

The rest of the week.

[Jeffrey]

And you don't have to believe me on that one, dude, because Brittany is on the other line of this phone call right now wanting to talk to you.

[Listener]

Oh, yeah.

[Brooke]

She's gonna call all ugly. Yeah.

[Brittany]

Real quick. I do. I. I want to talk about that. Like the elephant in the room.

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Listener]

Oh, wow.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Jeffrey]

You know, Brittany, you never brought that up when we talked to you date.

[Brooke]

Before, which is, honestly, it's worrisome because it means that you found it normal.

[Brittany]

Yeah, it is absolutely normal. I mean, I. Isn't it better to talk about them behind their Back than in front of their face.

[Listener]

What the.

[Brittany]

Right?

[Jeffrey]

No.

[Josh]

And also, you went way beyond that. I mean, you were just being so negative and critical of everyone. And I get that you're having.

[Brittany]

Honestly, you need to shut your trap because I'm so sick of your this. That Judgy, judgy, judgy.

[Jeffrey]

I'm the one who. She sounds stressed out again, Josh, maybe you need to invite her over.

[Listener]

We know the trick.

[Brooke]

She needs to play another round of Hot or not with her co workers.

[Alexis]

I'm scared when she's going to vent about us.

[Brooke]

Oh yeah, she's definitely going to be dropping into my dm.

[Listener]

You want?

[Jeffrey]

Well, Brooke, you do say a lot of unsavory things about people that work here in private.

[Brooke]

I have never commented on someone's books before.

[Brittany]

It is normal. It's a normal thing. And if you create an environment for people to be able to do that, then people are going to do that.

[Brooke]

So it's their fault that they aren't to your standard of appearance, Brooks words.

[Brittany]

I mean, to be honest, yes, it is their fault.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, wow.

[Brooke]

That is so shallow, Brittany. And like.

[Brittany]

Excuse me, you're the shallow one, Brooke. Like everybody else saying that you talk all the time.

[Listener]

Jeff is joking.

[Jeffrey]

I mean, I'm definitely smiling.

[Brittany]

I'll say that I regret asking you to help me out with this book. I just. I knew you weren't going to be truthful about it. Like, I just regret.

[Josh]

Why are you taking a thought?

[Brooke]

Ugly right then? I don't know why that would have felt better to me.

[Jeffrey]

Okay, Brooke, I would really appreciate if you stayed out of the second date and brought everybody down with your negativity. We need to focus on helping this couple reconcile and get together for another date. Because, Josh, we would offer to send you out one more time and we would pay for it. Unless it ended up being back at your place.

[Brooke]

You know what?

[Brittany]

I'm not interested. This wasn't the way I thought things were gonna be wrapped up and I'm not interested. I'm actually not even interested in this show anymore, so.

[Jeffrey]

Look what you did.

[Brooke]

I know.

[Josh]

You seem quite interested spending the night.

[Listener]

Yeah, that's why she's calling.

[Brooke]

Josh. We don't need to go all the way back to the quit while you're at it. That wasn't the burn you thought it was.

[Josh]

I mean, look, I tried. I tried.

[Brooke]

I think she's always gonna be meaner than you, so I would just stop while you're.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, well, Brittany, hey, thanks again for being on with us. Giving it a shot.

[Brittany]

Yeah. Thanks for nothing. You can go screw up.

[Jeffrey]

Well, thank you. I think I'm gonna go do that.

[Brooke]

So at the wellness room here at the work is.

[Jeffrey]

That's right. I'm gonna go in there and think about all my fat, ugly co workers. Just have a great time. Okay, that's great.

[Listener]

I'll join you if you fit.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah. It's a party.

[Brooke]

Come on.

[Jeffrey]

Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. Well, back from the break room and had a lot of time to mull things over about what just happened.

[Listener]

Happened.

[Brooke]

You take listeners so literally sometimes, Jeff. I think that was more of a figurative screw you.

[Jeffrey]

I thought she had a good suggestion. But I think we all agree that badmouthing your co workers is something you just don't do until date number three. Or until you're in a serious relationship with that person. At the very least, have you honestly.

[Brooke]

Ever pulled out a picture of someone and talked about how ugly they were?

[Listener]

No, not like pointing at. Not like, hey, look at this fool.

[Brooke]

But I'm not gonna answer this question.

[Jeffrey]

So no surprise their moral compasses didn't.

[Brooke]

Align and one didn't.

[Jeffrey]

He was agreeing with her on some of the comments.

[Brooke]

Well, okay, I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, you know what? It didn't work out. But maybe she'll appear again on our show during A Blind love is.

[Brooke]

Oh, she'd be perfect for that. She sounds like looks don't matter to her, so she'd love to meet someone that she'd never seen before.

[Listener]

Sounds like she's better for. Am I the dream jerk?

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, there's somebody and a segment out there for everybody. We could probably find your segment if you go on to our podcast. Wherever you get yours at brookeandjeffrey. If you ever need help in your dating life, email the show. We can call that person who's not calling you back.

[Brooke]

Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.

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[Brooke]

No.

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