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no stinking and i came up with nothing and then I went to Instagram and I came up with nothing

and then I asked a question on Instagram and that's when I was given the idea to do what this

episode is going to be talking about which is the history of dating and courtship so I pulled

up two articles two of which I believe to be very informative.

If I have time, I will read both of them.

But we all know that I'm terrible at reading out loud, so this might take a while.

So I might not get to the second one.

If I don't, I'll make sure I'll leave that in the bio below.

With that being said, what I further do, I will go to the New York Post, which I believe to be a credible source.

And this article in particular was written by a gentleman by the name of Larry Gettlin.

And it is entitled The Fascinating History of How Courtship Became Dating.

And it starts with something that could be on T-shirts, it could be on hoodies, it could be on sweatpants, it could be a sign in front of your door.

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