Welcome to this amorous episode of Talking Lamar. In this episode, I'm talking about Valentine's Day and the very different feelings people have about the day. Let's get to it.

What are you talking about? What are you talking about? Sorry, I forgot what I was talking about.

What are you talking about? I am talking to you. That's just what I was talking about.

It's talking Lamar.

Yes.

Different people have different feelings about Valentine's Day.

Men and women especially.

Would you agree to that, Sherry?

Because you're a woman.

Yeah.

And I think that we've given it so much weight that it causes more harm than good.

Oh, yeah. No, I agree with that. I agree with that. Yeah, a lot of people consider it a cash grab for card companies and candy companies and florists and not to mention restaurants. And I want to speak to the whole going out to eat thing first.

Although for the restaurants, sometimes I think they dread Valentine's Day the most,

especially the servers. Sherry, you were a server at one time. I mean, is that not a tough day?

It's the worst day because a restaurant doesn't even run like itself on Valentine's Day.

Typically, you've got like these fixed Valentine's Day menus.

And oh, you've got to give the, you've got to bring a rose to the table and here's your complimentary champagne which

we filtered through a dead goat's kidneys and you know then and it's just this this feeling of

like this artificial like we are here to have a romantic experience there's so much pressure on it

don't you think to have that romantic experience it's pressure on everybody now guys, don't you think? To have that romantic experience. It's pressure on everybody.

Now, guys, let me give you a big, big piece of advice.

Go to a place where you can get reservations if possible.

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