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Shoes Off at TSA, Pajamas at Work, and What Travel Reveals in Relationships” What flying, fashion, and first trips together teach us about modern life.
This week, Limor and Dan dive into the reality of travel in relationships and why your first trip together might tell you everything you need to know. Whether it’s a romantic getaway or a chaotic weekend flight, how people move through airports, schedules, and shared hotel bathrooms says a lot.
They also explore TSA’s new relaxed shoe policy, what it means for travelers, and why small updates like this can shift the entire airport experience.
Then it’s onto the office—literally. As more companies push for in-person work, the question of what to wear has gotten blurry. From pajama-adjacent outfits to Gen Z fashion freedom, Limor and Dan share why it might be time for a fresh set of rules around workwear—without going full corporate cosplay.
In this episode:
Why your first trip together might be a make-or-break moment
The TSA’s surprising new shoe rule (and how it changes travel)
Navigating the blurry line between business casual and too casual
How remote work shifted expectations—for all generations
What it takes to reset norms with a little grace and a lot of style
If you’re trying to make sense of modern work, love, and travel—you’re not alone.
Follow @ThisRomComLife on Instagram for behind-the-scenes, updates, and more real-life rom-com moments.
Thank you for listening to This RomCom Life with Limor and Dan. We are a real-life couple, married for 25 years, still in love, still debating, and bringing you honest conversations about relationships, life, current events, and everything in between.
Connect with us:
Instagram: @limorgallo
Instagram: @thisromcomlife
For collaborations, guest ideas, or media inquiries: [email protected]
Follow and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a 5-star rating and review to help more listeners find the show.
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By Limor and Daniel Gallo
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This week, Limor and Dan dive into the reality of travel in relationships and why your first trip together might tell you everything you need to know. Whether it’s a romantic getaway or a chaotic weekend flight, how people move through airports, schedules, and shared hotel bathrooms says a lot.
They also explore TSA’s new relaxed shoe policy, what it means for travelers, and why small updates like this can shift the entire airport experience.
Then it’s onto the office—literally. As more companies push for in-person work, the question of what to wear has gotten blurry. From pajama-adjacent outfits to Gen Z fashion freedom, Limor and Dan share why it might be time for a fresh set of rules around workwear—without going full corporate cosplay.
In this episode:
Why your first trip together might be a make-or-break moment
The TSA’s surprising new shoe rule (and how it changes travel)
Navigating the blurry line between business casual and too casual
How remote work shifted expectations—for all generations
What it takes to reset norms with a little grace and a lot of style
If you’re trying to make sense of modern work, love, and travel—you’re not alone.
Follow @ThisRomComLife on Instagram for behind-the-scenes, updates, and more real-life rom-com moments.
Thank you for listening to This RomCom Life with Limor and Dan. We are a real-life couple, married for 25 years, still in love, still debating, and bringing you honest conversations about relationships, life, current events, and everything in between.
Connect with us:
Instagram: @limorgallo
Instagram: @thisromcomlife
For collaborations, guest ideas, or media inquiries: [email protected]
Follow and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a 5-star rating and review to help more listeners find the show.