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Guaranteed Human.

Hey, it's Bob getting here from The Bachelor,

and of course, a co-host of Almost Famous to OGs. And I'm Jason Messick. I was a bachelor a long, long time ago. And I'm your real estate agent here in Seattle. That's right. And this is I do part to a podcast all about finding love the second time around. Now, we are going to pop some questions. All right. Are you ready? Let's go. All right, Jason, here we go.

First question, if you sleep with a woman on the first date, are you thinking about her now for a long-term relationship? You know, I would. I think the world's so different now. I think if I didn't, it'd be a super double standard. Oh, agreed. I totally agree with that. And sometimes love at first site actually exists, right? All right, here we go. Do men get turned off if a woman double text? You know, like sends another message before you even had a chance to answer the first one? It depends on how long of a break there is. Like if she texts like, you know, and the next text is an hour later, probably not. But if it's like every two or three minutes, it might get a little creepy. Yeah, a little much, right? Little much. Just let me answer, let me get it done here. Are on a date, should a woman offer to pay? Uh, sure, why not? I mean, like, the world's different now. I'm not saying that you'd let her pay, but like if she wants to offer, that's a nice thing, nice gesture.

Yeah, I actually agree. My wife would always be like, you know, reaching for her wallet. And I'm like, oh, come on. You're not going to pay. And she's like, no, but I at least want you to think I'm trying. And I'm like, okay. And I loved that. Like, I thought it was really, really sweet. Molly, will you listen to the Bob here? Like, sometimes it's okay. Oh, here's a good question. And this is, this could be another double standard kind of question. Do guys care about a woman's body count? Do you know what that means? Like a woman's number, magic number. Do you guys care about that? I don't think, like, I mean, unless you're Will Chamberlain and like, it's like 10,000 or something like that, you know, and I hope who knows who Will Chamberlain is. But like,

otherwise,

like, I mean, unless you're Will Chamberlain and like it's like 10,000 or something like that, you know, right, knows who Will Chamberlain is. But like, otherwise, like if it's a reasonable, reasonable number, I don't think it's right. Well, I think too, that could be an age appropriate thing too, right? Like if it's, if someone's 22 and they've got, you know, a considerable amount racked up there. And then someone who's,

you know, 40 or 50 or whatever, you know, and maybe, I don't know, maybe that maybe it doesn't matter. Who knows? It's not 10,000. I'm just going to say 10,000 is below 10,000 and there shouldn't be any conversation about it, right? Is ghosting ever acceptable? And have you ever ghosted. I don't think it's acceptable. I mean, I may have done it, but like here's what's happening

now. So my son's at the dating age. He's in college. And a girl he was dating last year started ghosting him a little bit. And seeing how he reacted to it, it pissed me off. Right. Meaning like, you don't, you can just say, hey, things aren't going

well. I'm moving on, whatever it might be. I don't think, like, come on, you don't need to ghost

anybody. That's not cool. Yeah, just be a gentleman, right? I mean, from the standpoint of a guy, I don't know what you'd say to a woman on that one, but I agree. To a lady. Yeah, I would, I would literally if it was my son or granite he's only five um so he doesn't know he's not he's not he's not

ghosting yet.

Thank God.

But yeah,

when he gets older,

I think I would say,

like, come on,

dude,

just be a gentleman,

you know,

whatever.

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