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Selma and Louise still slaying in the dating world, not.

I'm still single, are you, still had a bunch of shitty dates, did you?

But super flattered that the audience spoke and responded and had more questions for us

and makes me feel good that what we're saying

makes sense and it struck a chord and is relevant and I guess we're approachable and easy to talk to

so maybe that will bode well for future dates for us. What do you think, Thelma? Bring it on.

Great. Well, let's go. Let's do some more questions. I love this stuff. I mean, I love to not be in the position of always asking the questions, because as you know, I sit on dates now on my hands, pinching myself to stop with the questions because it feels like an interrogation. One of my dates called me rapid fire. That was not a compliment. I know

it's the truth though. I don't even know. Did he call me the next day? Maybe he didn't.

I can't remember on that one. Anyways, I think Easton here has questions for us. And by the way,

his name alone is so hot. So Easton, are you single? Are we too old for you?

I'm a married man. We don't do married man. But that's a red flag. When you go on a date with somebody and you go, why did your marriage break up and they say they cheated? It's like, once a cheater, always a cheater. Like, I literally, Elvis has left the building for me on that one. Or I don't mean to interrupt again, but I also think one,

a red flag for me is when somebody, when I'm on a date and someone speaks very disparagingly,

well, look at ding-dong who I dated. And then look what he did to me when we broke up. When people

show you who they are, believe them. Yeah, I think we have really good relationships with our

exes and take great pride in that. And I don't think that that's everyone's case. And I don't think

it needs to be. But I still think it says a lot about a person, especially when they do that right off

the bat and they don't even know me. I just, it just rubs me the wrong way. I think they are the mother of their children and I think it's disgusting when they do that. And you're right. You and I are deeply proud of our relationships with our ex-husband so much so that he and I had dinner last week. The kids are in college. He's engaged. I love his fiance. And I said to him, you know, if this is who you were when we were

married, we'd still be married. And he goes, we would never still be married. I was like, I'm in the nursing home together. I still think you might be in the nursing home together. So anyway, okay, Eastern, what do you got for us? What do these people want to, what do these people want to learn? You know, this is a question that just popped into my head as you guys were talking about that.

At what point, I know it's like a case that just popped into my head as you guys were talking

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