You know, sometimes it takes a little while to realize your wrongs.

And in this case, today, it only took her two years.

Yeah, that's it. Hey, it's Briggott, Jeffrey, with your second date podcast, and it is brand new today. And I think you're going to enjoy it going into your weekend. Oh, yeah. Anyway, I mean, some people in the comments enjoy things. Some people don't. Yeah, no. Are we going to read a complaint or a happy, a happy comment today, Alexis?

We have a happy comment.

Ava said, I can't live without you guys, bro. I'm a 14-year-old living in L.A. And when I go to camp, I cry because I miss listening. I don't have cellular data there. Well, you shouldn't. It's camp. Like, go live in nature for a week. How dare they take away your phone?

Okay. Put your phone down. I'll be the mother in the room.

Which one of these trees has a Wi-Fi signal?

Yeah.

All right. Hey, for 14-year-olds everywhere, here's your brand new second date update.

Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning, second date update.

Brooke, have you ever gone out on a date and afterwards thought, you know, I probably should have been nicer to that guy.

Why are you laughing like that?

No, I actually have never thought that.

That's very funny, Jeffrey.

That's a good point.

Women don't make mistakes.

I always forget that. Yeah. Why would you be mean to somebody on a date? That's very funny, Jeffrey. That's a good point. Women don't make mistakes. I always forget that.

Why would you be mean to somebody on a date?

Why would you agree to go out if you're just going to be rude the whole time?

These are philosophical questions that I don't have the tools to answer.

But one of our listeners says that she does kind of regret what happened on a first date that she went on.

Uh-oh.

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