Right. Like he basically tried to ghost me and I called him out. It was like, you won't be ghosting me because we have this close mutual friend and we're going to have to see each other. So if you don't want to date anymore, you're going to have to tell me you don't want to date anymore. And he said, I don't want to date anymore. I'm like, all right. Oh, well, clear enough. Okay. Great. Fair cop. Yep. Call me Glove. check. Okay.

Hello and welcome to another episode of Finding Mr. Hyatt the podcast.

I'm Allie, back with my co-host, Rourke.

How are you doing?

Things are great over here, Allie,

especially for end of March. The weather in L.A. is absolutely perfect. And so some girlfriends and I did like a full beach day yesterday. Do I look tan? Very tan. Thank you. It's fake. I wear lots of SPF.

As you should. SPF everyone. Sunscreen is your best friend.

Yes. But no, things are good. I actually have a funny sort of story time plus dating etiquette question for you.

Great. So the cyclist and I went out to dinner and we wanted to try a bunch of stuff.

And I also have celiac. So I always like if a person wants to order something that has wheat in it,

I want them to get it even if I can't be party to trying it. Yeah. And so we definitely over-ordered.

And then the meal ends and the server comes over and asks, like, do you want a box?

And he paid, but the leftovers were like my food.

Oh.

Yeah.

And so what do you think?

Like, can I take leftovers even though he bought, like,

what do I do? You definitely take the leftovers. They're yours. I did. You definitely take

them. They're a gift. Okay. I like that. I like that. That is, I have run into that before of like

feeling awkward, especially in situations where it isn't entirely your food.

Like it's something that you shared, but you're probably not going to have enough left over to both take home a box.

Oh, definitely not.

...