The best podcast ya heard today takes on the full course meal of dating food habits. First off is the classic question, do women eat on dates, especially date number 1? Is going chow town on, for example, a saucy chicken wing feast somehow... hot? Lume puts his take on wax (just do not use a fork and knife for pizza in his presence if you know what's good for you). Is dinner as the first date still the move? Is it even a good date in general? Kristen highlights her love for the coffee date and why it is so ideal. It is 2022 and people really have, "Cook for me", in their dating profiles. Why? How does the crew feel about the "cook together" date? Sweet or salty? Should you be sharing food with anybody but Bae? (We all know Kristen's feelings on sharing...) Can't get through an episode without a CEO PSA: if you invite a woman over for dinner but don't have pots, pans, and a plan, DON'T! The crew does not see eye to eye when it comes to late night snacking. Is there a line where a lack of food compatibility becomes a relationship non-starter? Another PSA- gym rats, we're proud of you, but we can't rock with you #seeyouatthebar

QQH(40:09): The Quarantings Quick Hits are back this week and start out with some Watcha Watching recommendations. First the team discusses the new hit documentary, "The Tinder Swindler" and let's just say they have some thoughts. Next up is "Book of Boba Fett" aka just some nerd out time for Lume. (Spoilers alert... even though let's be honest you should have watched it by now) The Quaranteam's resident Michigan fan gives an official statement regarding the recent incident versus Wisconsin. Lastly, they discuss Aaron Rodgers latest chance to "hold the L".