The Nutty World of Dating: Ghosting, Chemistry, & Who Should Pay on a First Date?

Season 2 | Episode 13

In this episode, Kami talks a bit about what she does for a living as a Matchmaker and Dating Coach. She discusses the topic of chemistry on first dates with Scott and Lupa, and whether it is a deal breaker. They also touch on the importance of communication and compatibility in relationships. The conversation segues into the topic of roommate selection in college and the similarities between dating and finding a roommate. Kami gets the boy's opinions on who should pay on a first date and the importance of making a good impression. They also discuss the concept of ghosting in both dating and job situations.

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Episode Takeaways

• Chemistry on a first date is not necessarily a deal breaker, but communication and compatibility are important factors in building a relationship.
• Finding a good roommate in college is similar to dating, as it involves getting to know someone and finding compatibility.
• Opinions vary on who should pay on a first date, but it is important to make a good impression and show respect.
• Ghosting, or abruptly cutting off communication, is not a recommended approach in dating or job situations. It is better to end things on a respectful note.
• Making snap judgments based on appearances or first impressions may not always be accurate, and it is important to give people a chance to show their true selves.

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