Look, here are love strategies we've always taught that right now is the best time in all of human history to be getting out there dating and finding love.

But with that said, there are a lot, a lot of great lessons that I think we have forgotten about in modern dating that we can bring back.

And so Gary and I, we're going to be talking about

how it is that your grandma was dating and what lessons we can learn from. A grandma, grandfather,

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Any or all the above, I think there's a lot of things that people used to do back in the distant

1900s that they had dating right. There was absolutely correct and we forgot how to do those things. And I know sometimes like this looking back at like how things used to be feels like that, you know, a bit curmudgeonly. It's like that old guy down the street that's out on his lawn. Like when we were kids, it was Mr. Metzer. Like, he'd be out on his lawn,

shaking his fist at us. Like, you kids, stop riding your bikes too close to my grass. Like, I feel a little bit like that. But at the same time, like, there's some stuff about modern life that is clearly better. Like, shout out to Google Maps. I'm a big fan. But just because there's some things now that are better,

there's also some things that maybe we left in the past that we shouldn't have. It's like,

I don't know how your parents met Adam, but my parents actually met Adam McDonald's. I joke with my

dad that, I'm like, well, what did you say to mom? Like, would you like some fries with that

shake? He doesn't think that's funny. I think that's hilarious. But so they actually met

it in McDonald's like, it took two complete total strangers just to go talk to each other. And it's like,

I feel like now that can't happen. Like maybe my door dash driver could meet your door dash driver at the McDonald's picking up our stuff while we sit in our house waiting for our deliveries.

But that's what it's like that's broken to me.

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