Hosts discuss listener's dating experience (Part 2)

Yes. Something is about to happen. Yes. And you know what that something is? Alexis, I'm scared by Brooke smiling right now. Look at him. First, Brooke knows. She's really stressing me out, you know, Alexis, it's so fun. What is it, Jeff? You're about to dock. Mouths Dock. What? That is one way to make it mouth on mouth. Burke's smile's gone now, and the guy on the phone is kicking himself. Cause that moment happened for him, and then his brain totally betrayed him. And instead of kissing her, he did something else. He's gonna dock her like a cruise ship. No, docking happened and the fire never came back. You're gonna hear the stupid thing he went and did instead in your brand new second date update. Next, Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning Second date update. One of our listeners emailed in for help saying he went out with a woman. And? And he brought something on the date that could have turned her cold. Ice, maybe? Yeah, some kind of ice pack or had the AC on full blast in his car. Oh, what if it's ice cream or popsicle and it's a good thing? Maybe. I don't know. So let's check in with him. His name is Paul. Paul. Were you using cold as a metaphor in that sentence, or was it something where she was literally freezing? She was literally freezing. What? Really? The tone and the way you said that makes me think she's missing a kidney. Am I live? What? Are you on drugs right now, Paul? Is that what's happening? You called me to the radio station, bud. So you're on the radio? Yeah, this is not what I was prepared to talk about. Oh, oh, what were you wanting to talk about then? What did our producer do? A terrible job setting. You wanted a second date update, right? Yeah, but I had a problem at breakfast. Okay, but you said in your email. Because I'm looking at it right now. You brought something with you that may have turned her cold. Oh, yeah. Well, I mean cold like something she might have been turned off by it. Okay, it was a metaphor. Got it. Maybe you didn't know what metaphor was. Oh, sorry. Yeah, that's my fault for my private speaker. All right, should we even ask this woman's name and where you met her? Her name's Terry, and I met her on hinge, and we talked back and forth for a few days, almost a week. And then what we found out is that we both.