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Let me ask you guys a question. I want this to be more like one of those five calls,

says it all type thing, but this is just for women to call in with this morning.

Because over the weekend, I was hanging out with a guy that's about 23 years old.

And we started talking about Bitterball, and he said he's not going to be going because he's

planning on proposing to his girlfriend on Valentine's

Day.

And right.

And at first I thought, oh, how romantic.

But then I remembered you guys in the back of my head going, it's a cliche day.

It is a little hallmarky.

It's a little cliche-ish day, right?

It's what you guys have said in the past.

But I do have some friends who got engaged on Valentine's Day because he knew that would be the only day he could actually surprise her.

Because it was like this, because they typically aren't that kind of couple that would celebrate Valentine's Day or make a big deal out of it or anything like that. And it was kind of at that stage in their relationship where they had been talking about getting married for a while. They'd been together a really long time. They lived together, all that kind of stuff. And he kept trying to come up with a way to surprise her and just thought that anything he planned would be, she would sort of assume. So he did it at dinner on Valentine's Day and she was shocked, absolutely floored.

So it was like, because it was so opposite of them as a couple, it worked.

It made sense only because she would never see it coming then. Exactly. I think that's unique. Yeah. Because I think it is cliche. You don't want to share the anniversary of being, you know, proposed to with the, I mean, with the majority of women,

if this is the only day that guys can think of to ask, you know, the girlfriends to marry him.

It's just, it just seems so unoriginal, I think.

Too easy.

Yeah.

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