On this show, I like to think of us as doctors.

What?

Not the traditional sense, obviously, because we don't have medical degrees or some of us even regular degrees.

And we couldn't tell you where most human body parts are located or even pronounce them.

And I know personally, I've put the thermometer in the wrong place many, many times.

Or is it the right place?

I don't want to know.

We're more like doctors of love.

Oh.

And just like with your regular physician who asks you to come in for a checkup every few years, just, you know, to make sure you're still alive.

Yeah.

We like to do that with our patients from a successful second date update. Oh, I love this. I love when we do check in. Just to peek in on the relationship and see, hey, you guys dead yet? Okay. Yeah. Taking a pulse here. So, yeah, get on the scale. Let's go away now. That's the worst part for me. And, we're going to perform a checkup on two of our listeners who overcame some weird family drama.

Ooh.

We'll see where they're at months later.

I'm going to get the thermometer out for your brand new second date update update.

Next.

Second date update.

If a date doesn't go well and you know that it's your own fault, that's tough, but it's easier to live with because you can own it and learn from your mistakes.

Yeah.

That's actually true.

Absolutely.

That's a very progressive way to think of it.

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