The new country, 963, second, second, second, second date update. So we've got Porter standing by looking for a second date with Angel. They went out on one day but haven't had a second date. We're going to try to help him out this morning. So Porter, tell us how you met Angel. So I met Angel through some mutual friends. I was actually offered a pair of tickets to go see Nate for Getty,

you know, the comedian. Yeah, yeah. Michelle went to that show. Yeah, that was a good show. Yep. And my friend was also going to, too, so it was going to be like a double date thing. And we went to the show, had a great time. Nate was hilarious. And then afterwards, I have not heard from her since the show. So I don't know what happened. I thought we had a good time.

Okay. Did you guys go out afterwards and something happened maybe, or was it just the show?

No, I mean, we hung up the show, obviously. We didn't really go out afterwards. It seemed like she had a great time. I definitely had a great time. And I don't know, I reached out after the show and, you know, next couple days and having hard to work. All right. Well, let's reach out to Angel, see if we can figure out what's going on. See if you can get to second date, okay? Okay, great. Action. Next role is a groundbreaking podcast, created and executive produced by Vernon Davis. This is what we talk about reinvention. The series explores the transformative journeys of athletes, artists, comedians, and entrepreneurs.

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Stay tuned. Next role with Vernon Davis. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. So we've gotten a hold of Angel. She's agreed to come on the air with us. So Angel, do you remember going out with Porter? Yeah, I do. Well, he gave us a call, said you guys had a pretty fun night. I guess you guys went to go see Nate Bargettze in concert, the comedian, and had a great time, but he said he hadn't heard from you since and asked us to give you a call on his behalf. I mean, I think he had a good time, but I didn't. Oh, did something go wrong on this date? Did you not find him funny, or? Well, maybe if I actually spent time with him, I would know that. But he and his friend got an opportunity to sit in better seats and he took it. So he left me on the upper deck. And I sat with a girl I didn't know that was the girlfriend of his friend. And we didn't spend any time together. I don't know the comedian. I didn't know the girl I was with. It was really awkward.

Wait, wait. Wait. So he ditched you? You guys had tickets and he went somewhere else to watch and left you in the upper deck? Yep. Oh.

And you were sitting next to someone you didn't even know. No idea. Met her that night. So I guess you really didn't get to know him at all on that date? No. We said hello. We talked for maybe five minutes and then he left. He didn't tell us any of that. He just said, you guys all went to the show and it was hilarious. Well, I'm sure he had a good time, but I didn't. I couldn't even enjoy the show because I was just so shocked that he did that. Can we bring him in on this conversation? He's on the other line, because just to get some background on why he ditched you during the concert. I mean, I guess. Porter, are you there? Hey, I'm here. Yep. Did you hear what Angel said? Is that true? Yeah, no, it's true. I think she's making a big deal out of nothing, though, honestly. Really? I mean, wow. Look at it. My friend offered me the opportunity to sit up close, and you can't expect me to pass up on that. Well, when you're on a date with someone, I would expect you would. At first date, when you're trying to get to know someone? I mean, we could have went in obviously other dates after that, but this was a big comedy show, and Nate's hilarious, and we had the opportunity to sit right up front, and I said I'd be right back, and back and we you know we went up front and had a great

time and wait when you say you right back what do you mean like yeah at the end of the show

yeah I mean it turned out to be the end of the show sure make sure she was happy but I took it the way

you guys took it and thought he would be back in five minutes and then he never came back

okay my friend's girlfriend didn't have a problem with it. I haven't heard from her or from him about it, so I think this is just you. Well, then I guess I do have a problem with it because I don't understand how on a first date you ditch your date within the first five minutes and think it's okay. Yeah, this is totally a you problem. I mean, no offense. I just don't see this being a big deal. I mean,

if the roles were reversed, you would probably do the same thing. I absolutely wouldn't do the same thing, because to me, when you go on a date with someone, you're trying to get to know them, not leave them with a stranger. She was a nice girl. My friend's girlfriend's super nice. You guys had a good time, right? She said she liked you. She was fine.

I wasn't there to meet her or hang out with her.

And, I mean, look, it was a free show, right?

You'd have to pay for a ticket.

It was a great comedian.

You laughed probably the whole night because he's so funny.

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