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Have you had a few dates but don't
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know why they fizzle out, not getting
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a text back and don't feel like calling
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Ghostbusters? Is your family asking
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when you're going to bring somebody home?
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If you've turned to your Awalita for help
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in the past, maybe she can help
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again now?
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Uh huh?
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Yes, This is Dave my Awalita first,
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where our fabulous Akwalita Lilana
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plays matchmaker for our star dater
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and three lucky contestants looking
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for Akalita's stamp
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of approval. Let Awalitas
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all of your dating woes and turn
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them into dating whoas
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I'm your host Vico or this joined
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by our lovely Ahalita Liana
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Montenegro and this young Ahalida.
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Ol la mivico o la
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misnietos lindos. I am so
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so beyon excited to help you love b
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its, find all the love you're looking for
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and so much more.
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Oh do we want to elaborate on that?
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So much more? Noted
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that today's main dater is
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Miguel.
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Miguel lives with his alitos
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and apparently at every
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reunion everyone is asking
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when is he bringing someone home?
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Who's especial?
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So you know we know how family can be, don't
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we hourly.
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Die claud Okay, see me, Vico. It
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feels like the family is always trying
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to expand, it never ends.
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The pressure can be a lot sometimes. We
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know that, and we're here to help
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you with chanka. So yeah,
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oh wait, we're wait, we'll
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keep the family away with I gonna say.
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I was like, how are we having just
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the family?
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Although sometimes a good a good little
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gentle chankla on the lover doesn't sound too
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bad, you know what I'm saying.
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Then they're done that.
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Yes, all right,
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Alida and our sweet romantic
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listeners, It's time to
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meet Miguel. He's the
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eldest sibling of five kids
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and lives with his tight knit family.
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Miguel heard that our Aulita
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over here has a special touch.
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When it comes to matchmaking and
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decided he give it a try.
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He's got a lot of trust
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in the power of our Elita's already,
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So let's welcome in.
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Miguel.
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Oh, I
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am doing wonderful, especially now after
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meeting you. I'm going to ask you a little question
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that I want to know. You know, why are
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we all here today? Do you
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know? Tell me things that are important to you
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in relationships in your life
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and what you are looking for to cultivate
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in your dating life.
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So you know, I'm twenty three, now, you
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know I'm in school. I'm marking a lot. I definitely
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want to spend time with my special someone, you
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know, to go on trips, do
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little dating stuff, and just you know,
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go to family reunions with so I can finally get
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that weight off my shoulders of oh,
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who's this person? Who's this person?
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You know?
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Have you brought people back home before?
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Yes, I've have.
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And it's funny because my parents they
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get along with every person that I brought home.
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But then after a while, like I'll tell them what happened,
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and they just like, oh, okay, we'll just
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right on the next line.
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I got to start right there. I love
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the fact that we can share with our alitos
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and all that, but not one hundred percent, Miguel,
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not one hundred percent, because you will
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say something and because of our cultural
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differences through the years, we
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tend to judge first, understand
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second. So maybe this Awlita,
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you can tell.
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Everything absolutely,
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so question how long has it been since you've brought someone
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home.
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It's been about two years since I brought
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the last person home.
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That's what's up?
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Okay?
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And you're you said you're twenty three and you're going
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to school.
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Are you school full time?
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Just part time?
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Because I only have classes on Sundays. So
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I'm going to school for emergency medical Technician.
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Oh hell's yeah, that's awesome. I
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have a little question for you. I know that you live with your
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aos. Can you tell
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us a little bit about that.
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Yeah, So I'm staying with my mom's
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dad, so that's where I picked up
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my Spanish from. Both my parents are bilingual,
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but me being the oldest, I used to spend
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more time with them on the weekends and I used
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to go to Churchill when myos and I
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picked them in Spanish there. So me
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being the oldest, I definitely get the one that gets called
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on every time, like like when
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you're gonna come visit me? Like let's go do this. You
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know, I'm just like cool. But I'm very close knit
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with my albolito.
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So well, that's very good to know. And I'm
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going to tell you I am also the oldest
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of five, so I know exactly
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where you're at now.
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The last person that you brought home was you said, two
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years ago. What happened there and
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why did you all break up?
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What was the fallout?
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What were the green flags in that relationship? And the
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right flags that you've noticed that you've processed
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since.
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A couple of green flags that I really paid attention
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to was just like the word of affirmation, because
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my love language is words of affirmation and physical
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touch. So right off the bat, it felt
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like a dream, you know, something that I've always looked
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forward to. And then the red flags
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didn't show up, probably say like a year
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into our relationship.
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It's pretty normal.
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So long yeah that honeymon faces I.
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Come out right away?
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What were they?
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Uh?
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So the red flags were the lack of communication.
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I know, trust wasn't really there.
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Trust wasn't there both ways?
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Yeah, both ways.
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That's a no note.
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How does it look like for you to trust
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somebody? And how does like ideal communication
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look.
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Like to you?
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It doesn't have to be like twenty four to seven,
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just more of like, hey, like, you know, what do
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you got going on today?
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Okay? Cool?
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If you end up going out, just text
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me, text me once you make it back home.
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Cool. But that's pretty much it.
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So just like check ins really like I'll
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wake up texts and evening texts.
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If you're going to go out, like, let them know so
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in case like they're gone for five hours,
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you're not worried.
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That little consideration.
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Yeah, just let me know who you're with, so if your phone
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dies or something happens, okay, you're with this person
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exactly.
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Are you a jealous person?
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No, I am not. I am not a jealous
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person.
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Good to know. Tell me I heard that your
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own I will eat. I thought that you were coming to a show
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to date and I will lead that. How
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did that happen?
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So?
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I told her what I applied for and I
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just saw the name, like dam Wilita.
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I was like, oh, like it reminded me of the show.
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Oh my goodness, Okay, that's
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so good.
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I was like something like that. My Grandma's like, what,
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like you're gonna be on this show like that? I was like, I don't know,
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Like I still got to get more details, but
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yes.
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I would lead them dating someone fifty years old
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right now?
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No, but yes,
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she was just laughing her but off.
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So how does an ideal date look
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like to you?
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If I was going to plan a date for a
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girl, the first date, I'll definitely
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take her to k one speed.
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I don't know if you guys been go karting.
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Adrenaline Junkie over here, you like adventure
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themed.
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Dates most definitely,
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Yes, I am not afraid of heights, so.
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Adrenaline Junkie like adventure dates.
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You also want someone that you want
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to settle down with. How does intimacy look
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like to you? And how comfortable are you with sharing those
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like really intimate, very human moments.
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When something with that person, I get very comfortable.
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Good and you want that from that person too.
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Yeah, but for other people it definitely takes
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time, of course, because of like you know, from
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their past situation. So you know, however
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long it takes, you know, I'm still going.
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To be there.
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What are some of your grain flags and your
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red flags? What have you been analyzing
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and processing for yourself, the things that you know about
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yourself that you want to work with, and the things that
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you know you can already bring into our relationship.
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So I'll start off with the red flags.
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I know for me growing up speaking up
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for myself and speaking my mind, because
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you know, if I felt like something was off, I'll
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second think about it, you know, and it would be
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mentally draining for me because it's like, I
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definitely want to speak up on this topic, but I
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don't want to make this person mad, you
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know. And so my experiences throughout the
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past, it's definitely something that I've had
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to work on, and a lot of people told me too. It's
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just something that you know, no matter what, you
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definitely have to do it and work on.
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So does it have to do with the fact that it's
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not what you say, but how.
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Yes, correct too, because I know for a
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lot of us, we take the time
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to process what we're going to tell that person,
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and sometimes it might come out good, but
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for that person it might seem wrong.
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So definitely that for sure.
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As someone who also has been working
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through that as well, I can see within
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myself if I don't say anything, I still building
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a resentment and then that eventually
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will hinder the relationship and sabotage the relationship.
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Not only that, you will blow up at the end exact,
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and that's not a good thing. You
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accumulate, you pile up, and you think,
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wow, I'm going to say it now, and at that point
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you better just say goodbye exactly.
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And that's what happened with my past relationship
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because how we fell off was because she did
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it on me, not once, but twice.
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Yeah, like you said, I would like the taking
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time bomb.
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That's how I really felt towards the end because
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I brought up the topic multiple times and you know,
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the evidence, the receipts, whatever you want to
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call it, and this person didn't want to speak
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up. This person didn't want to admit to it, and
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I had all the evidence.
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So yeah, we
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know that you coach youth baseball and are
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also studying towards a career in early childhood
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education. Was there someone that
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inspired you to pursue this and what
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makes working with youth so special
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for you?
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Oh?
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Man?
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So right off the bat, I'm the oldest
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stuff five and you know me growing
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up when it came to family and unions, parties,
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whatever, you know, I'll be typically the one
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to take care of my cousins while everybody else is
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having a good time, you know. And then just
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growing up in high school, I had a chance
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to volunteer at a preschool right across
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the street from my school, you know, to get
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a couple of like hours credits whatever,
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Like it didn't feel like worked to me, and so for
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me, it's just like I'm getting Paige
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and just have fun, you know, And I loved
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it. And then when I eventually graduated high schools,
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like, you know what, I want to at least get my certificate
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in early childhood education.
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You know, that's something that I like.
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And so, you know, ever since then, it's
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just something that I do, and to this day, I
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still volunteer. Right now, we're doing baseball
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season. So Dodger's dream team.
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So I have my love them
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in what ages?
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So I have minors, so I have ages nine
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to ten and eleven soul?
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Yeahito, are you interested
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in marriage down the road?
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Oh yeah, it's definitely.
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Yes, and children the whole.
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Yes, I definitely
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at least want two or three kids, two to three
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or.
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Two times three, it's either way.
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In your ideal situation.
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If there's a conflict in a relationship,
10:45
how do you approach repair?
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Oh yeah, So I'm definitely not going to
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be the one that's going to like just goes to and
10:52
act like nothing's going on. If
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I feel like something's like we're
10:58
having a conflict, give
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you time, you know, give you time to process,
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you know, what you got to say or taken
11:05
about the situation and then eventually we can
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you know, set up a time or we can link
11:10
up and you know, talk it out like grown adults,
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like you know, And
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that's pretty much it is. When it starts
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to come where it's like you're not responding
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to text or calls and just
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leaving me seeing and don't respond until like
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a couple of days later, that's.
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The beginning of the end. Yeah,
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when things begin to unravel.
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How many relationships have you been in that have felt
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serious?
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Two to three?
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And what's been the longest one you've been in?
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About three years?
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But it was on and off though, Megan, And
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when did this start? Because you are twenty
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three?
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Yeah, so this was about like late high school.
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Gotcha.
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Wow, you were also really close to that person's
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family as well.
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Yeah. Correct, I still am to this day
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too, But oh.
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Three, that's nice.
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Yeah, what's been the dating advice you've gotten
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from your parents, your
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siblings, your tas?
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Just keep doing me, do what I gotta do,
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so whether it's school work, just focus
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on myself and then the love will
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come find me. So stop searching
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for love, just let it come find you.
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That's nice, that's cute.
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That's cute.
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That's pretty nice.
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You got put in your.
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Yeah, gotta put it a little
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bit, yeah, yes.
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Just a little bit, just this measure it.
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I love that.
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What kind of girls are you usually into? And
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what do you want this time around
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to be different?
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Oh?
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Usually the girls that I go for, party
12:37
girls, not specifically going out all
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the time.
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But it's Monday through Friday
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the Weekend's not nice that you.
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Thank you so much for being here with us, Miguel. We
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are so so excited to
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find you a match. Okay,
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I feel pretty good about what we've
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learned from miel today.
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I think I love him.
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Let's see if any one
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of these three hopeful romantics
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are Ablita.
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Approved for me in dater. Yep,
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we'll be your right back. Welcome
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back today, May I wanly the first? Welita.
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Let's get these guffers see those started?
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Meet Kathy oh lot Gotti.
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Hey, GotY, Why don't you go
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ahead and tell us about yourself?
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Okay, So I'm GOTHI Elizabeth.
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That's how I like to say my name, got
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the Elizabeth, and I
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go by Kayles at times.
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I am twenty five years old.
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I'm a pisces, very
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calm and love to listen to
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music that's like my all time and
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I just like to have fun.
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I'm a very outgoing person and
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I'm also from la.
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Oh shit, that's what's up. Thank you
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so much for that, Gatia.
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Elizabeth, I'm gonna go ahead and hand
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you over for a little one on one.
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So I'm gonna just go
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over here and steam some oatmeal.
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Star.
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How are you, Elizabeth?
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I'm good. How are you, Lindia?
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I am doing great, my love.
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I have a couple of questions for you, so let's
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get started. What kind of people do
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you usually date?
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I actually usually date just
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very similar people to me, Like
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I love people that are very positive and
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like to just do anything like adventurous.
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Well I think I've heard that word before. What
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kind of adventurous things?
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Honestly, I like going on a boat,
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rock climbing, going on hikes.
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Like if we get.
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Together, we want to do something, just
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like, do something spectacular, not just like
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regular movie dates or anything.
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Like creating memories.
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Yeah, exactly, creating. Yeah.
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So tell me what are you looking for right now
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in your dating life? Are you looking for a serious
15:05
relationship?
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Yes, I am.
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I feel like I always or
15:09
I used to attract just guys there were just
15:11
one night stands or just like they don't
15:13
really want something serious, and I'm kind
15:16
of like, over it. I don't really want to just talk
15:18
to someone and then forget about them the next week.
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I know that you close with your family, is that correct?
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Yes?
15:24
So have you ever brought home anyone
15:26
that you wanted them to meet?
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Yes?
15:28
I have, and what happened they
15:31
were pretty judgments. So this
15:33
was when I was like my first year
15:35
of college. I was freshman, you know,
15:38
I finally got a boyfriend and everybody
15:40
started finding out.
15:41
But he was just a typical bad
15:43
boy, and my family
15:45
pretty much knew about him because
15:48
he just would cause a lot of drama
15:51
and so it was just horrible. And after that,
15:53
I have never introduced anybody to my family.
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Now, you specifically look for a
15:58
bad boy.
15:59
It's not like I'm looking for it. I think it
16:01
just happens.
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So this was your first year of college,
16:04
and that's the last time that you've dated.
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Since I've dated more
16:08
guys, but I haven't really
16:11
found someone that I'm like, Okay, I want
16:13
to commit it full on.
16:15
Most of the time, they just want to have sex the first night,
16:17
and it's just.
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Like Uh, I'm okay off that.
16:20
So well, I'm glad to know that that hasn't
16:22
changed since I was young.
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Men.
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Women, we all have our ideas of what
16:29
we want on that first date, and some people are
16:31
just not interested in a relationship. So
16:34
you do a lot of content creation. Is that
16:36
your work right now?
16:37
Yes? Yeah, I work at the company
16:39
and I make their TikTok videos.
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And stuff like that. Oh, that's going to
16:44
come in handy.
16:45
Now.
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Would you rather date someone who uses no
16:48
social media or someone who uses
16:50
it more than you do?
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I definitely don't mind if they
16:54
use social media, but I'm the type
16:56
of person that has like the screen time and
16:59
all that, so they.
16:59
Need to have that together too.
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Like, I don't want someone that's like obsessed with social
17:04
media like that, because I know there's people out there
17:06
that'd be on a twenty four to seven and
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I need you to get off your phone
17:11
and come and do some adventure shit
17:13
with me.
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Oh I love that. Do
17:17
you date people who are younger
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or older than you?
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Oh?
17:21
I usually date older?
17:24
Okay. Does it depends on
17:26
how mature they are?
17:28
Yeah?
17:28
I feel like if they have their shit
17:30
together, we can say that because I
17:32
feel like you can definitely have
17:34
like an older mindset, like I feel like I
17:37
have an older mindset.
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At that point, the numbers become irrelevant.
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Yeah, it's just just a number.
17:43
I can say that I do it every day.
17:46
Age is just a number. It totally is
17:48
my love. Now, you mentioned that one of your dreams
17:50
was to travel the world, and if
17:52
you have the chance to leave tomorrow, tell
17:54
me where are you heading? What are you doing
17:57
there?
17:58
I'm going to Dubai and we going be
18:00
on camels.
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I was gonna say one or two humps, but no,
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I won't.
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And that is all the time you have.
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But that was a great way to end this. That
18:13
is your speed day. Thank
18:16
you so much, gott.
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We'll be right back with contestant
18:24
after the break. Welcome
18:29
back to day mal Walita. First,
18:33
Yes, let's meet
18:36
Teja was Goodja?
18:39
Oh, hello, Tasia, tell us
18:41
about yourself.
18:43
My name is Tasha Brianna. I actually
18:45
have two first names because my.
18:46
Parents were indecisive bless.
18:49
I am in aries, and I would love to say that
18:51
I'm very big on zodiac signs.
18:53
I see in the face.
18:54
I know aries are known to be hot heads, little
18:57
tempered. I'm not gonna lie Yep,
18:59
that's me.
19:02
Right.
19:03
I'm a bartender, but also
19:05
in school for nursing. And
19:08
as far as me, I'm a very spiritual person.
19:11
I did go through a spiritual awakening
19:13
back in twenty twenty, so that's
19:16
about much as me. I love outdoors. I'm an outdoors
19:18
person water. My mom calls
19:20
me a fish and yeah.
19:23
I come from a really big family of ten.
19:25
My mom's a foster mom, and
19:28
I have a cat named Fin and that's about me.
19:30
Oh my, that is precious, Tasia.
19:33
I'm going to hand you over for a little speed
19:35
data deak starting
19:37
now.
19:39
Hello, Tasha Brianne, beautiful
19:41
name or I'll call you fishy like
19:44
your mom. One little question that
19:47
caught my attention. You said you had a spiritual
19:49
awakening in twenty twenty. What did you do
19:51
that.
19:52
We were going through a hard time as a family
19:54
in general, and we actually became
19:57
homeless at the time when my mom was transitioning,
20:00
so I had to move away from home and
20:02
it was just really hard not seeing my family,
20:05
and I can just say I was not
20:07
in the best headspace and I
20:09
was mostly just looking for a way.
20:11
Out of the sadness.
20:13
And I found or actually
20:15
it found me spirituality, and I did learn
20:18
that something that happens is that it finds
20:20
you in a time when you're feeling lost
20:22
and just feeling a little hopeless, and
20:25
it just helped me really discover a
20:28
lot about who I really
20:30
am.
20:31
So I can't see me applauding.
20:33
I'm not making much noise, but I am. And
20:35
you're very right, it's something that comes to us
20:37
at a specific moment. But let's
20:39
get a little bit more into the present now that you made
20:41
me cry, and I hope to God
20:44
that everything is good with your family nowadays.
20:48
What brings you here and what kind of guy are
20:50
you looking to date?
20:51
Honestly, the fun brought me here.
20:53
I love any new experience that can
20:55
bring me and I've never done anything.
20:58
Like this, nor have we.
21:01
But the guy I'm.
21:02
Looking for is someone
21:04
that could be an equal trade of
21:07
energy. And it doesn't feel like they're
21:09
taking too much away from me, as I don't want
21:11
to take too much away from them. And
21:14
I'm mostly looking for someone who
21:16
can make me feel safe and valued
21:19
and protected and really
21:21
helped me to communicate because
21:23
I haven't been the best communicator, but I
21:26
really want to learn to get better and
21:28
someone that's patient with me, because,
21:31
like I said, I'm a little stubborn at
21:33
times, and I try my best. I try to
21:35
catch myself, but you know, I'm
21:37
an Aries.
21:38
We slip up. I was just gonna go there,
21:40
and my Vika's looking at me Aries stubborn.
21:42
Absolutely, Yes, I
21:44
know that. I know that well. I'm saying it from
21:46
experience. My first husband out of
21:49
so many was an airy, so yeah,
21:51
that's why he was number one and moved
21:53
on. But tell me how
21:56
is your dating life right now?
21:58
I have actually been on a cellary journey
22:01
for about six months. I went
22:03
through a really heart breakup almost a
22:05
year ago, and I wanted to do
22:07
it correctly and heal myself and
22:09
not just give
22:12
my energy away to any and everyone.
22:14
So I have been celibate and it's honestly
22:16
been the best time.
22:18
I like exactly what you are saying, but
22:20
what I like the most is that you said that you look
22:22
for your healing before you moved on to another
22:25
person, and that is the best thing that we can
22:27
do, so we don't carry that same baggage
22:29
with us everywhere we go. Yeah, you're
22:31
very close to your mom, I am, Yet your
22:33
mom was a foster mom. I mean,
22:35
my heart goes out to her. There
22:38
are so many children in this world that need affection,
22:40
and being a foster mom is I just applaud
22:42
her. But what have you learned,
22:44
if anything, about dating from your
22:46
mom.
22:48
My mom in the past has never
22:50
had the best dating history, So
22:53
I did learn a lot up front with
22:55
my standards of what I will accept and what
22:57
I won't write off the bat. It's
23:01
mostly about the way you speak to each other.
23:03
There's going to be arguments and disagreements,
23:05
but there never needs to be a way of degrading
23:08
each other. And what I've
23:10
learned from my mom is my
23:12
mom is a very She's an incredible
23:14
woman. I got to say. When I was about fourteen,
23:18
my aunt passed away and my mom took
23:20
in all of.
23:20
Her four girls, which they were
23:22
as.
23:23
Young as five, and my aunt had just had twins
23:25
when she passed away, so my mom
23:28
asked me if I would.
23:30
Help her raise them because it was
23:32
just me.
23:33
I was the oldest, and my mom did not have a
23:35
significant other and she still hasn't till
23:37
we've had those kids. So she
23:40
did ask me if I would
23:42
be willing while she was in school, and
23:44
I was. I gave up a lot of my high school and
23:46
a lot of my fun activities to now
23:48
raise my siblings.
23:50
And my mom gave.
23:51
Us the best life she could as
23:53
a result to just me helping her out
23:56
a little bit.
23:56
So, Taisha Brianne, what is your mother's
23:59
name? Crystal?
24:01
My heart goes to Crystal, give her
24:03
all my love. She is my hero
24:06
absolutely to take on
24:09
such big responsibility and for you
24:11
to also take it at the young age
24:13
while in high school. My heart goes out
24:15
to you too. You're a beautiful person.
24:18
Thank you.
24:20
I am so sorry, but I've got to interrupt.
24:22
That's all the guffescitoa
24:25
can drink for now. Thank
24:27
you for that, Tajia, And in
24:29
just a moment, Alida will have her third
24:32
and final guffes Sito. It's
24:34
time to meet our final
24:36
contestant. For the last SIPs
24:39
of your little guffes selmost
24:42
gone, Let's meet Jasmine.
24:46
What's good, Hill,
24:51
Jasmine, tell us all about who you are.
24:54
Okay, So my name is Jasmine.
24:56
I'm from Colorado. I moved to
24:59
La eight months ago. Oh she's my
25:01
twin sister, which is the cool fact
25:03
that, as I say, is that I'm a twin I'm twenty
25:05
three years old. I graduated college a
25:07
year ago and moved out here and
25:10
then right now I'm trying.
25:11
To navigate myself here in LA.
25:14
That's what's up.
25:15
No, gay, that's a lot of freeways.
25:17
Yeah, you, thank
25:19
you for that. I'm going to hand you over now to our
25:21
litail. Enough for our little cafe. See those
25:23
speed.
25:24
Dates starting now,
25:27
let's do it. How are you
25:29
beautiful?
25:30
I'm good in you.
25:31
I'm doing really well. I'm going to ask
25:33
you a couple of little personal questions and see how
25:35
it goes here. Okay, let's talk
25:37
about your dating life. What kind of
25:39
people do you date?
25:40
Well, the last time I dated
25:43
somebody, I had a boyfriend.
25:44
I was eighteen.
25:46
But what I do look in somebody is,
25:49
first of all, is for them to have a good personality.
25:51
It's okay if they're you know, like shy or quiet, but
25:53
as long as you know they have manners are kind.
25:56
I do like to go for ones that
25:58
are, you know, kind of goofy and funny.
26:00
But I like shy guys too. I don't
26:02
know why.
26:04
They have something to share too.
26:06
I'm not shy, so I'm like, you know, opposite
26:08
a track because I'm a very loud person.
26:10
I'm an extrovert, So I'm like, I like those shy
26:13
ones.
26:14
Did you mention to us your sign? I
26:16
know Vika would love to know I'm capricorn.
26:19
Are we doing good here, Vico?
26:24
So what are you looking for? Are you looking
26:26
for a serious relationship?
26:28
Before when I was in college, I really wasn't
26:30
because I wanted to focus on my education.
26:33
But now that I've adulted, sadly,
26:37
I am looking for something more serious.
26:39
Just because you know, I feel like I'm ready for it.
26:41
I focus on what I wanted to during
26:43
college, which is my education, and now
26:45
I'm like, well, you know.
26:46
What, it wouldn't be that bad to have somebody
26:48
to go on dates with and hang out with.
26:50
Oh, and you are a twin,
26:53
grew up in a small town. What
26:55
is the name of the town?
26:57
Alamos?
26:59
Yes, Mimosa. I can only think of that.
27:01
But yeah, okay, so we're curious
27:04
what kind of twin trouble did you guys get
27:06
into, especially when you started dating,
27:10
well.
27:10
With the boyfriend thing.
27:11
A lot of people think that we would,
27:13
you know, switch off and go on dates for each
27:15
other. We never really did that because
27:18
we have different taste I would definitely
27:20
not date the person that she dated, and she would
27:22
probably not date the.
27:23
Guy that I dated.
27:25
But I mean, I guess when we were in middle school,
27:27
if there was guys that would try to like flirt
27:29
with us and my sister didn't
27:31
want him. For example, there's this kid
27:33
from a different school that was in love
27:36
with my sister.
27:36
He'd go to all our basketball games and watch us
27:38
play.
27:39
Oh you're a basketball player.
27:42
I mean I in high school, I was. I played lacrosse
27:45
in college.
27:46
Check you out your
27:49
sister? Are you fraternal or identical?
27:51
Identical?
27:52
Oh my goodness, so
27:55
a picture and you said that
27:57
you did not like the same kind of guy.
28:00
Now no, I mean, if we see
28:02
somebody that were like, oh he's cute, well, Okasha.
28:04
Were like, do you want him er?
28:06
Or do you want me to go after him? We're like, yeah,
28:08
you got in. So then we're like, okay, go
28:10
go up to him.
28:12
And is she with you here in LA Yes?
28:14
She is just just me and her out here.
28:16
Oh my goodness, the two of you came to
28:19
l A. Well, good luck to the both of you. I
28:21
tell you, now, tell me. You said
28:24
to our producers that your
28:26
biggest dream is providing for your mom.
28:29
Tell us a little bit about your mom.
28:32
So, my mom, we're Mexican. She's
28:34
from Chihuahua. She came to the US,
28:36
you know, for me and my sisters,
28:40
and like everyone they're
28:43
like that is a shia.
28:45
Like she got shoelas
28:48
I.
28:53
Guess.
28:56
So tell us she was a cultural
28:59
worker for a long time.
29:01
Yeah, she's in agriculture right now.
29:03
So she drives semi trucks.
29:05
So I'm from We're a very big potato producing
29:07
agriculture towns, So she hauls potatoes
29:09
from one town to another. Being
29:12
younger, she worked in the fields, like picking carrots,
29:15
lettuce, potatoes. And
29:17
then as we got older, my mom
29:19
really loved just driving semi so that's
29:21
what she tried to focus on.
29:23
And her my dad got their own company.
29:25
So they drive, you know, multiple semi trucks
29:27
to help farmers, you know, take
29:29
their potatoes wherever it is that they want to take them.
29:32
That is so amazing what
29:34
she's doing now. Tell us what kind of
29:36
an influence was she? Kind of dating advice
29:38
did she give you?
29:39
She always gave us advice that you
29:41
know, like it doesn't matter, you know what they
29:43
look like, what matters is how
29:45
they treat us, and she never wants
29:48
us to go after somebody that's like not good influence
29:50
or is not around the same path that
29:52
we're wanting to. But I think my
29:54
mom's biggest advice was she would always
29:56
say in Spanish. I think she's like,
29:58
no kind of bad to say.
30:03
I think with that advice, I think that
30:05
we know where that goes.
30:06
I think with that advice, that is the speed
30:08
date.
30:10
Grass yess Jasmine, we are looking
30:12
forward to seeing you and our other
30:15
contestants for some fun games
30:17
next time we're around. Alita,
30:21
how are you feeling about these lovely ladies
30:24
for Miguel?
30:24
Is anyone catching your eyes?
30:26
I'm more interested in who's catching his?
30:29
See you?
30:31
Well?
30:33
For now, that's all the sweet
30:35
heat we could handle.
30:36
We can handle them all, Oh, I.
30:38
Bet you can.
30:39
So tune in next Thursday when
30:41
we'll be back to play a few speed
30:44
dating games and Awalita will
30:46
select Lamy Ho. Stick
30:48
around until next week to find out Whuliliana
30:51
will choose for our sweet Miguel,
30:54
and remember to subscribe to date
30:56
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31:00
First is a production from WV Sound
31:03
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31:05
network, hosted by me vicordis
31:08
joined by the fabulous Lina Montenegrod.
31:11
My Awalita First is produced by Leo
31:13
Clem, Nico Raquel and Luigi Villaneva.
31:16
Our executive producers are Wilmer Valdorama,
31:18
Leo Clem and Nico Raquel, and WV
31:21
Sound. This episode was edited
31:23
by Sean Tracy and Nico Raguel.
31:26
This episode features original music by
31:28
Gay Blopez. The original
31:30
artwork for this show was created by Mac McClain.
31:33
Special thanks to our team of cupids
31:35
at WV Entertainment. Special thanks
31:38
also to our hopeful romantics
31:40
this week, Miel Gati, Teja
31:42
and Jasmine. Additional thanks
31:45
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31:47
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