Speaker 1: The Second Date update on KJE three, Ethan, Welcome to
the second Date Update. I wanted to get you another
date with Madison here which you took her out for
a fancy dinner.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We went out for dinner at this little Italian place
called the Olive Garden.
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, I've heard of it.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: That was a great first date, easy conversation. There was
some laughs, no, no real awkward moments.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you seem fun with you.
Speaker 5: You seemed like a hang.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and and I we had a great time. And
at the end of the date, I told her, I
was like, I'll call you, you know, we'll do this again.
And she kind of just laughed and then said to
good luck. And I thought she was joking. I thought
she was joking.
Speaker 2: I thought it was just banter.
Speaker 5: Good luck.
Speaker 1: I'm Here's why I think you feel that because you
came you came out strong with Yeah, we went to
this fancy, little Italian place, it's called the Olive Gardens.
I know, sarcasm is part of your.
Speaker 5: Sense of humor.
Speaker 1: So when she says, oh, yeah, we'll go out again,
good luck with that, you're thinking more Sam exactly.
Speaker 2: But so you get it.
Speaker 3: But now it's like she won't answer my text, she
won't answer my calls, and I'm starting to actually think
that she wasn't joking.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we will find out. We're gonna get Madison
on the phone and see if we can, you know,
talk her into some more unlimited breadsticks. Sounds like a
plan to me, maybe get you out on another date here.
Speaker 2: Let's give it a shot.
Speaker 1: Hi, Madison, Welcome the second date update. Hello, we Understan
Ethan took you on a fancy date to the Olive
Garden finus of Italian males.
Speaker 2: Bye.
Speaker 5: I mean the breadsticks are amazing. So see, I see.
Speaker 1: I can tell in your voice you seem to be
someone that has fun with sarcasm. So at the end
of the date when he said let's do this again
and you said good luck, sarcasm or.
Speaker 5: I mean, honestly, it was kind of terrible. At the
very end, the waiter asked if I wanted a box
from my leftoverom talked around. I was like no, and
then Ethan was like, well, you're not going to box
thoze up and I'm like no, I don't want them,
and he's like, well, let me take it. I'll eat it.
And I just I feel like that was such a
weird like quirk that it was a total turn off, so.
Speaker 2: You weren't going to eat it. So, I mean, I
don't like to waste food. There's a lot of people
in this world who would have eaten that.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's not a deal, yeah, but I don't. I
mean it was half eaten and it was you know,
it was shrimps Alfardo, so like, you can't. I don't
know who how did this go down?
Speaker 1: Ethan?
Speaker 2: The waiter asked Madison for a box. You said no,
She said no, And I was like, why would we
throw away perfectly good food?
Speaker 5: I mean, I guess I don't like leftovers and just like, oh.
Speaker 2: Okay, but I like leftovers, and there was enough left
over for another meal, like a whole other meal.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but that's so gross. I mean, you take somebody
else's food homes.
Speaker 1: See, I'm kind of with that. I'm kind of like,
I'm kind of like when someone's been eating on a meal.
Now I'm taking this home. The germs are like living
in the fridge.
Speaker 4: I'm if I was going to kiss you at the
end of the night, it'd be the same germs.
Speaker 5: So, like, who dres Let's just go, let's just get
in on it.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. Pasta, you eat it up and
you kill the germs.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 1: That's what microwaves are for.
Speaker 5: They're germ killers.
Speaker 1: This is such a red flag for you that he's like,
don't waste her pasta. I will eat the rest of
the pasta. And he likes you enough to trust that
whatever bacteria was living in your mouth, he's taking it.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, but how many people have he gone on
dates with and eating their food? And then like, if
you're sharing everyone's food. I mean, my mom always told me, like,
you don't share chapstick, so this feels like it's the
same thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, anybody's about the jobstick.
Speaker 3: I like your mob.
Speaker 1: She sounds very smart.
Speaker 5: It was just unbelievably weird.
Speaker 3: I don't know what No second dates because I didn't
want a perfectly good play to pasta to end up
in the dumpster.
Speaker 5: No second date because I think teaking home your date
poppy eaten food is just weird.
Speaker 3: Like, we can get past this.
Speaker 1: I know I'm on both sides. I don't want to
eat off someone else's meal, but also a whole plate
apasta that I could perfectly eat tomorrow, Madison, thanks for
coming on the second date update.
Speaker 5: Thanks girl, Thanks, Thanks.
Speaker 2: Look, I'm not even going to defend myself anymore. By
the way, guys, I just honestly, I think most people
would have done the same thing. Food's expensive these days.
If someone's throwing out away half of a plate, apasta,
why not eat it instead of wasting it?
Speaker 1: Yet, you gotta do you. Thanks for coming on the
second date update Ethan.
Speaker 2: All Right, cheers, bye.
Speaker 4: This is absolutely crazy. These women in their icks and
they're red flag.
Speaker 2: They're okay.
Speaker 4: First off, the guy has just is justifiably told himself
why he deserves Like why he thinks that having this
food is still good? Okay, I understand. First off, let's
start with this as the woman. One day, she's gonna
start dating someone, she's gonna fall in love, they're gonna
have a happy family, and then they're going to go
to restaurants and then they're gonna be like, hey, would
you like to, you know, take some to go food?
I promise you. One day she's gonna be like, no,
I'm good, and the husband at the time is gonna
be like, no, I actually have to box that up,
I'll take that home and I'll eat it. Well, what's
gonna happen? Then, what's gonna happen? Whenever she has kids
and they have all this extra food and she's like, no, man,
this is crazy. No box all that up. We'll take
it all home and you guys can have that small
for lunch. You go like, I have a wife, I've
got three kids, and whenever we go out to eat,
it's amazing how much food, especially my wife doesn't eat,
and she's like, I'm not going to eat that, And
I say, no, let's box that up. I will take
that home and I will eat that. There are days
when you go out and you go to Mickey Mantles
and you buy a fifty dollars steak and you only
eat two or three bites of it, and then you say, oh,
I don't know if I want to take this home. Yes,
you're taking that fifty dollars home, baby, and tomorrow we
are eating that. So I'm just saying I find it
completely justifiable and find it crazy that if somebody, if
he says, hey, I just want to take that food
home and I'll eat it if you don't want to,
it's completely fun. They're gonna what if things clicked and
they went home and they made out and they made whoopee,
and all of a sudden they had another day and
they were able to and they could establish the connection
and love and all that stuff. That doesn't make any sense.
Why she finds that Anick and I just don't like
leftover food. It doesn't make sense. I promise you, I
promise you. She has had leftover food. She's just not
gonna end it. So I flipping the lid man. So
I just want to tell you, guys. I just want
to tell you guys. I love you, guys. I've had
your guys's phone number in my phone for the last
fifteen years, and I have been meaning to call during
one of these things.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, wow, thank you Charles. Thank you for
calling finally after fifteen years.
Speaker 3: Holiday time.
Speaker 2: We love it.
Speaker 4: Thank you guys so much. You guys are awesome. I
love to listen to you guys. I hope you guys
have a good day. And I hope one of her
friends looks at her and be like, girl, you're crazy.
I hope she has a bunch of boyfriends and husband
that okay, girlfriends with husband and boyfriend that they I
can do.
Speaker 1: This, Charles, Charles, dude once every fifteen years is yeah,
you said everything. Now you probably don't need to call
for another five years, so yeah, right time. No, you're great,
Thanks Charles.
Speaker 4: Everybody, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Good night by Charles. He's like, I'm calling it. I'm
here's my soapbox and I'm gonna say everything that made
him call.
Speaker 2: I love it, I love it. It's great.
Speaker 4: Okay, see that, Charles,