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Samm graces us with her presence this episode.  She’s been dating in the quarantine, so she actually has something to tell us! We discuss her dates, post election reality and how to get second-hand NPR news.  You heard it here last!

Then Sarah and Meredith reunite separately to catch up on current events, the shitshow that is the dating landscape and the importance of wedding cake

Sarah and Meredith reunite separately to catch up on current events, the shitshow that is the dating landscape, and the importance of wedding cake.

Today's throwback episode is our conversation with the cutiest cuites on the whole planet, Alana and Carrie.  They tell us about their friendship, growing up together and how they look out for one another in the wild world of dating.  These friends have a lot in common, but way different tastes in the guys they date.  Alana gives us one of our most endearing first date stories and Carrie shocks us with some of her opinions on divisive topics.   We also get some insight into today's young dating culture (they're on Tinder!) that terrifies us.  So, please tune in, settle down and enjoy this warm bath of loving friendship. 

On today’s episode, we discuss some of the pesky red flags that keep getting in the way of your otherwise perfect romantic relationships.  We also managed to get an amazing guest, Hannah.  She thrills us with tales her real-life Dawson’s Creek teen romance, a very sweaty date and proper date protocol for eating oysters.  You’re in for a wild ride, so buckle up.  We are on hiatus for next week, but we are really going to attempt to post a vintage episode for your entertainment.   Be good until we get back, K?

Meredith and Sarah discuss the potential for a dating app that allows your friends to swipe right or left for you (Danger!).  We also discuss the joys of watching Killing Eve and some light serial killer/murder chat.  Our guest Kristin enlightens us to the joys of dating in elementary school and why you should never give your date a ride home.