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One of our listeners, Jack emailed us saying he just went on the most unique first date he's ever had.

Ooh, I love Harry. And even though he says he probably wouldn't ever do it again,

oh, he says he did have a good time, which is what most guests say when they come on our show,

had fun. Yeah, probably you're never going to do it again. It was at a lifetime experience

for the reason. Jack, welcome to what might be the most regrettable experience of your life.

Hey, hey guys, how's it going? Thanks for having me on. I like your attitude. Yeah, we're

going to try and change that by the time you leave us. But what was the name of the lady you went

out with? Her name was Nicole and we met on Bumble. Oh cool. Oh, you met online? I like Bumble, man.

Before we get to whatever your date was lately, we've been asking people to tell us about

what was on the person's profile if they met them online. That did not work out last time.

The last time it backfire. Okay, so we can only improve on what happened from before.

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