The virtue I'm thinking there are very few dads that would sign off on the idea of their

daughter dating one of their contemporaries one of their friends. Oh yeah, my dad would

be so against this. I think so. You think? Yes. I am thinking about the company my dad

used to keep and he would not be down with me dating him at the contemporaries. Absolutely

not. So because I wasn't here on Friday, she was going to ask dad or she was going around

dad to ask to out on the state. Well, that's just the thing. She's not exactly sure what

she should do because this guy is her dad's friend, but they're more like work buddies.

So in her mind, it's not as bad because they play pickleball together, but they're not

like best friends or anything of that nature. He's a lot younger than her dad. She's 23.

He's 40. Her dad is 52, but he joined her dad's company about six years ago and the vibes

recently have just kind of started to pick up where he's wanted to actually take her out

on a date. And she thinks he's very hot. He's divorced with no kids, but she's confused

on if she should say something to her dad because she actually does enjoy like the secretness

of it all. But she also doesn't want to feel like she's doing expiring her dad's back.

So should she actually say something to the dad? Should she not say anything at all and

just go on a date or should she just shut it down completely because it's inappropriate?

Very curious what your advice was for her on Friday. Well, I know that my dad wouldn't

be cool with this. So my advice was don't go for it because if it goes wrong, it just

ends up being like this really awful mess of like now he has to work with your dad.

And like your dad's going to look at you in a weird way because you dated his coworker.

It's just it's not going to end well. So I said no.

I said no because I mean, I get that dad and the guy not best friends, but I feel like

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