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Hey guys, welcome back to We Met It Acme. I am so excited for you guys to hear this episode today.

It's with Noah Irb from the Bachelorette. And so many of you are actually the reason that this

episode was able to happen because you slid into Noah's DMs and told them he needs to come on

the show. So I love you guys, whoever you are, you know who you are, your rock stars. Before we

get into Noah, I'm going to answer a few questions that you had asked me. And then we'll get right

into it. And sorry in advance, if you hear any weird noises, I'm sitting on our balcony at our

Airbnb. And the sounds of Miami are just like really interesting. All these people, like so many

people have like really nice sports cars. And they think it's really cool to like rev their

engines. And it's the worst sound in the world. Like I can't even explain to you. It's just like,

why are you like anyone who has a car like that who revs their engine? That's a red flag.

Anyway, someone asked, do you have a podcast where you discuss how to ask the person you're dating

about their past relationships? And the do's and don'ts of that combo. That would be really

helpful also just to even start this conversation and how to ensure that it's a constructive conversation.

So this is something that I do like very early on. I want to know everything about their past,

especially X's because that's just who I am. I'm super curious. And I feel like it's very telling

to find out like how their last relationship ended. So probably anywhere in between dates like one

and three, I'll say something like so like when was your last relationship or like how long was

your longest relationship? If you say it in a lighthearted way and you just like are curious and

want to get to know the better it's fine. If you say it too far down the line when it seems like

you're like being insecure about the relationship or questioning things, then I think that's where

the issues lie. Whereas like if you get it out of the way ahead of time, it's not a big deal. And I

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