Whenever I interview someone, my final question is something along the lines of, what else do I need to know?

Or what else would you like to tell me?

Some people then bring up something they initially thought wasn't relevant.

And we go down an interesting new path.

So when I talked with DC area matchmaker Michelle Jacoby for the podcast episode on Romantic Age Gaps, we chatted for about 30 minutes on that topic.

And then I asked her the question, anything else?

There was.

We spent another 10 minutes or so talking about Michelle's business and dating in general. And when that

conversation wrapped up, I asked her again. Okay, is there anything else I need to know?

Well, we could sit and talk for days and days and days about all aspects of dating.

But I can't think of any.

So I turned off my recorder and took off my headphones.

I unplugged and unclamped the microphones and stuffed everything into my equipment bag that I then slung over my shoulder.

We walked from the sitting room in her rambling house to the front door.

Stop there, and I said, thanks again.

I'll be in touch.

That's what Michelle said something so provocative.

I knew that this interview wasn't over.

She agreed to return to the sitting room so that I could set up my equipment again and get her

final comment on tape. You said something about my hair. I think it's beautiful. However,

well, because you're a single woman and you might at some point consider dating, I wanted,

I like to say I'm a truth teller in that, first of all, I think

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