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Our First Date (Husband at First Sight)? S:1 Ep:32

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The first-date dinner turns into green-and-purple lasagna, a vinaigrette spill, and a doggie bag home.

1. The After Class Podcast Show episode “Our First Date (Husband at First Sight)? S:1 Ep:32” centers on the couple’s memory of their first date. 2. The hosts are the married pair on the show, and their back-and-forth matters because they are reconstructing their own relationship history in real time. 3. The episode is for comparing how two people remember the same first date, first house visit, and early family life. 4. They start by trying to identify the exact date of the first date, including whether it was September 14th or August. 5. They say they had already been talking for two or three months before they actually hung out in person. 6. They describe meeting through “the interwebs,” which made the first in-person date feel new for both of them. 7. He says he knocked on the door like a door-to-door salesman and stepped back to avoid looking threatening. 8. She responds that inviting a stranger to her house for a first date was “psychotic.” 9. They remember his apartment as extremely dark because the LED lights were the only light source. 10. He says she cooked lasagna, called her mother to ask how long it should stay in the oven, and served it on the table. 11. He says the strawberry vinaigrette “runs out like a river” because he took the top off and could not see it. 12. He also says he left with a doggie bag of lasagna and went home with the leftovers. 13. Later, he tells a story from breakfast with Mason, Brad, and Andrew AP about dating habits. 14. Andrew, according to him, writes down the date and the price of the meal from his date with Natalie. 15. He jokes that the price could look like “$667.12” and says Brad also keeps a kind of journey record. 16. The same episode includes a long story about a basketball-shoe order that was delivered to a completely random address. 17. He goes to the wrong house, leaves a voice message on the Ring doorbell, and writes a note on a Chipotle napkin with his phone number. 18. A woman later calls him and drives the shoes to him, and he says they talk for about 30 minutes about the baby and the delivery mix-up. 19. The tone is casual, talkative, and story-driven, with plenty of teasing between spouses and a home-recorded feel. 20. Listeners who like marriage stories, parenting talk, and everyday comedy will get the most out of it, while people wanting a tightly structured interview may skip it.

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