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Here are your hosts, Christine Blackburn and Hannah Sfinner. Welcome to Storyworthy. My name is Christine Blackburn, and I'm here with

Hannah Spinney, and we're coming to you from the offices of OKCupid.com here in San Francisco,

of course, the most romantic city in the world.

It is a very romantic city. I'll say that.

Yes, this, actually, we're in sort of an office park way in. The most romantic city in the world. It is a very romantic city. I'll say that.

Actually, we're in sort of an office park way inland, but I'm going to pretend that we're overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge. Okay. That's fine. You know, they're always painting the Golden Gate Bridge. Did you ever hear that? Yes, they paint it from one end to another and then turn around and keep painting back. I've heard that. Well, it's like that with any of those things like in downtown L.A., the Disney building, they're just cleaning it. I see. They start at one end, they clean it, they polish it, and they start back in the other direction. That is a tremendously beautiful building. Yeah, but it's like one of those that, when they first put it up. Disney Hall, it's called. It's like Saul Silver and it's Frank Geary and it's weird angles, but it's like a silver metallic.

And it was so shiny that it was not only blinding people.

It was also raising the temperature of the buildings around it by reflecting the sunlight

intensely into the windows of other buildings.

Oh, wow.

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