Isabella shares her quirky date at a board game bar (Part 2)

That was pretty much the smoothest transition I've ever done. Okay. It's a romantic ball. Yeah. Where. Where are you at in the. The ball of romance. With the ball. What is going on? Well, I just went on a date with this guy named Jason that I met on an app. Okay. And it was a pretty good date, like, first date all around. He had this interesting idea to go to this place that I've never heard of before. It's like a hole in the wall place, but it's where you just drink and play a bunch of board games. Oh, that's so fun. I just think board games is good. It doesn't. Like I said, board games sounds boring, but anything different, like a different theme of a bar, a different, you know, like the actual bar. My husband and I once tried to do a board game bar place, and we walked in and it was way more serious than we were expecting. We were expecting, like, I don't know, you were saying it's serious checkers or something. It was like one of those where it's like, this is an 18 round game where you make up things and there's, I don't know, like Risk. Yeah, totally. You know, this isn't your dating life. This is about Isabella. I'm relating, Jeff. Okay, you relate. You were saying. You're saying your experience wasn't very fun, Isabella. How was yours? Well, this place was a little different. Like, when you go in, they make you fill out a survey about your personality. Oh, board games and surveys. Talk about hot. She liked it, though, so it just seemed kind of weird. Yeah, why would they need your. Like, why would they need to know your personality? Because they want to pick a board game for you based on your personality. So, like me, I would get like, what's it called? The Rat trap game. They would kick you out and then, you know, someone else would get like, sorry, it's like the algorithm in real life. Okay, so you filled out that. What. What board game did the survey come back and tell you to play? Well, they were picking out really weird ones that I'd never heard of. Something about tadpoles and weir. Weird game. So we just went with, you know, a classic taboo. Taboo. I would have gone, hungry Hungry Hippos is taboo. Fun to play with only two people. We had to make up our own rules a little bit, but it was kind of a good way to kind of learn about each other a little bit. Okay, can you explain really short what taboo is? Because I don't think I know. So, like, I would take a card and then try to get him to guess the worst.