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Do I have to wait for all the men to come in order to eat this pizza?
What?
“Can I start eating this pizza or must I wait for the men?”
Yeah, you have to wait for the men. I don't want to wait, I just want the dominoes now. Well, you can have this one that I ordered you, this one is just for you. You ordered this top one for me? Yeah, it's their new thing.
What is this? It's actually really good, it's different than these. What is it, it's called a dominoes? Domino. Domino.
I think. Oh, it's-- Hmm. Walt to share it. It isn't that for one, but we're going to share it.
This is a completely new product. I know. Well, it's a Detroit style. There's a Detroit style pizza. I'm so happy that.
It's really good, it's really good. I mean, you're lucky. Do you think that we have to save that? You lucky I did this for you. Do you think we have to save any of this for many and his mother?
No, they can, they can share it with the men. Do you think that we're going to successfully set Benny's mother up with a love of her life today? There's a lot of good potential, but I don't know. I don't know what it's like to date at--
Today, I don't have a dating game show on a-- Well, I don't know what it's like to-- Multimedia. I mean, she's at a different phase in her life than me. But love, I am there that we'll all try to die with someone we love.
Well, that's sad, I hope. I am in raptured by this domino. It was really good, but I don't want to eat too much. They really put in your pocket before they put in some of this to order a full pizza. If you just want a little bit of pizza.
It's the perfect serving amount. Oh, my God. I've just been starving myself.
They never had a single--
It's honestly genius. Should I call Benny if she wouldn't have come in? Check how far out are you guys? Check where right around the corner quits dressing out. There's some pizza here, but--
Oh, I'm eating it. It might not be here by the time you get here. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. It will be here because there's this domino shade pizza that's smaller than we started consuming.
Sandy, do you think you're going to meet the one? You want me to know? We're ready to set it all up for you. Is this Sandy? I got some friends.
Hi, Sandy. Sandy, you're a man looking for love who we're single. Ring a love out. We're so much about you. We're the internet.
Well, Sandy, you are free to hand out your sunflower makes me anxious. I'm going to let this close. I love it. I love it. [CHEERING]
Mom, are you excited? Mm-hmm.
Did you ever think that day would come
where you'd be in this type of scenario? No. Sandy, we're Sandy. Right here. She's over there.
Are you there? I'm here. The beautiful Sandy. I'm so happy that this scenario could even have her excited so much.
No, no. Wait, we should-- what are you doing? Mom, are you nervous at all? No, I'm not nervous at all. You're about to say my scene or is that kind of play with this?
Please, please. You can be used to something that we love.
“You should get used to something that she's cute.”
No. It's fun, right? We want you to be yourself. We want you to remember how to grip. What?
What? A grip? A grip? Yes, yes. No, no.
All right. Now, Mom, we got a lot of guys coming out. I mean, we got Brad. She doesn't like Brad's name. Who's your dream man?
Like, if you could look at a man and he's like a celebrity, like what's he look like? I used to like Richard gear, but not the old, not the older Richard gear. I don't like. He's John's Volta.
The younger John's or Volta, no. No, Brad. No, not Brad. But you're not. Mom, okay.
I didn't love him. No, mom, right now. He just wasn't my test. You walk into the bathroom and Brad pits there and he says, "I got a hook up with you right now."
No. You would not say no. I would, I'd be intrigued to meet him to see what he's like, but I, because he went for everyone to love Sam. But he just isn't my kind of, I don't know.
He just doesn't know. Well, make sure to let Brad know they don't want to hook up with him. We in order to capture it, they're not my kind of look of Brad. What a giant. You're not looking for you?
Yeah, they look like baby face. She's right. I know. I can't explain. I like him more.
Do you know, like, have your bottom? Do you know who he is? I don't know who he is, but he's not his head's too big. She rather fuck Jeffrey from J.D.
“Well, what about, what about the ever-watch the Golden Bachelor?”
Yeah. Did you say we were cute? Yeah. He was cute, but he was a jerk. None of his men are here.
The men that are here are a joke. Are men who, they're not, they're men of the world. They're potential suitors. Yeah. As far as I understand, they're not even actors.
These are men. These are men. Looking for love or single. Who would mine being to help? Yeah.
Exactly. Yeah. I think that... Well, we should start by... Stick it up.
Stick it in. Insert. Insert. Insert. Insert.
Insert.
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Perfect. Okay, what?
“Do we should start by telling us that anyone listening or watching?”
What? One, what you're, like, looking for in a man. Watching. Okay. Look, look.
Yeah. Ready, go. Yeah. Responsible, smart, sense of humor, dedicated, loyal, a good parent, tall would be nice, but they don't have to be tall.
Best friends? Yes. One of them to be my best friend. But that would come. I mean, that doesn't happen right away.
I do think there's a world that a man is going to come out and you're just going
to be like, like, love it first sight.
It's happened. Really? Love it first sight. They're energy and their personality. It's not just a physical thing.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. There has to be something in common. It can't be all totally different things. There has to be a few common things. What are the common denominators?
You have children? You like to... No. It isn't always a list. It's just kind of you feel...
No. I can't even do that. I can't even do that. I can't even do that. It depends on what attributes you're...
I know all of mine are so different from each other. If you look at all the people update, they're so different from each other. Yeah, like that guy was three. Three nipples.
“Is there anything you don't want to see from these guys?”
Fake. Yeah. Also just genuine. Yes. Yes.
Genuine and a kindness. You've left a date? No.
I always see them through.
And I always give them too much time. One time I was looking for a man. And a restaurant we were meeting for brunch in DC. And I'm looking everywhere and I don't see anyone that looks like the person. And then I hear the Sandy over here.
And I see this little... He was like a skeleton of himself. He was dying of cancer. He never called me. He was sick.
He was so thin. And he was so appreciative that I didn't run away. I stayed with him. And not only did I stay with him for hours. I went to his house.
He lived right near the restaurant. And he just was so appreciative to have human contact. He had a bit with anyone and so long. And he just wanted to talk to someone. He was...
And he cried. I hugged him goodbye. And he cried. We both cried. Oh.
Oh. And he thanked me for not running away. Oh. And he was always your time with him. Yeah.
He was so sweet. But he was so sick. He was really sick. He was really just about human beings connecting. Yeah.
Even if you don't find the perfect man tonight. Yeah. I think it's an interesting experience. Are you ever sped date before dating a lot of men up like... He did.
No. Oh, I've done speed dating. Yeah. I had a year relationship with a famous author from speed dating. How many minutes were you getting when you were speed dating?
Five. Huh. I was a good amount. I can tell a lot in five minutes. Okay.
I wanted to bring the men out. Sure. Do you understand that? Now, where do you want to be? Before before they come out, I want you to know something.
Yeah. We have your back. We're going to be around. Thank you. We have the back of the men too, so that they feel like we...
They're taken care of. Yeah, I think it's a... I feel the men. I feel like a much more... I'm going to lead you to my mother today.
Well, I think that's appropriate. I got everyone's back here. I'll just kind of be up there. I'm going to go get him. Pretty much all of them have really weird names.
Pretty much a response. What's wrong with me? Oh, there's the first one. That's me, Gina, Tane, you. That's not the same men are saying human connections.
Because I think that's all it is. It is. It takes the pressure off. It's your thing you've been saying. I got some friends.
Okay. Hello. Happy night. Are you guys in the family? You're lying.
Yeah, they're lying. Oh, sorry. Oh, man. Hey, guys. Hey.
I'm on the floor. I'm on the floor. Hello. I'm on the floor. Hello.
Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello.
Hello. Hello. Hello. I'm on the floor. Hello.
Hello. I'm on the floor. I'm on the floor. I'm on the floor. Oh, that's so cool.
This is Sandy. Hi. Sandy. Oh, wow.
“I think the best way to do this since there's so many of you is like for each one of you to go around, we'll start on either end, introduce yourself and then say, what do we say?”
Maybe. Just like one sentence about you. Yeah. Are we? You want to start?
Yeah. All right. I've met a lot of people in my life. I'm very many a lot of people. We have no idea.
And I have to be honest with you.
I have never met such an interesting group of old men as these folks.
They are absolutely fantastic. They're riveting to the point of exaltation. And I think you got a real problem on the end trying to treat the best one out of this lot. They've really made me cry. I love first one.
Good job. I'm sending you away.
Yeah.
Please that fuckers. What's your name? Clive. Clive. Clive.
That fool me away.
Man, you were talking about everybody.
That's my job. Yeah. Okay. But nobody is at Nestor Ramirez. I just said, "Receive."
Hi. Or any of Ramirez at your service? Yep. 11 East L.A. with no tattoos. (laughter)
My name is Akello. I live in South L.A. with tattoos.
“And how about what you see is what you get kind of person?”
Go. Hi, Sandy. Hi. I'm Frank. I live down the street about three minutes.
For 25 years. And I'm glad I could meet you today. Hello. What's your wearing? Thank you.
To jewelry. Very nice. Very nice. (laughter) Cool.
I can go American. Hi. My name is Oliver. It's nothing. I'm just who you say, you know.
I'm an artist. And I'm a retired occupational therapist. Cool. That's my mom. Is that right?
That's not that a match. My turn. I'm Steve. Just a happy go lucky guy. I'm enjoying life and no stress.
(laughter) That's my motto. Hi. I'm Bill. And I'm actually a retired university professor.
I spent 30 years as an academic. A few years as an attorney before that. And now I'm up in Los Angeles. Enjoying a little bit of retirement. Working with some people in the business.
Cool. My name is Mark. And I kind of have a brief synopsis. I was a fitness expert. I was so in health clubs and run mega health clubs.
I ran mega restaurants as well. So I'm a gourmet guy. What's mega? Like big. Like big.
Yeah. Big and notable. Let me say like big luxury. Yeah. A list actor restaurants.
Yeah.
Like really like a lot of responsibility and never sleeping.
Yeah. High stress. High stress. But I'm also a wine expert. I worked at a winery in my way for five years.
And I'm a philosopher. So I really like deep thinking and deep conversations. I like that. I like that. All of that.
Not that I'm here. I'm married. Oh, my name is Jacob. I'm not that original from South Texas. I love my life.
And I'm very grateful to be here. Thank you. He's in my name's Joseph. I have a very, I do stand up comedy.
“And I also have a secret desire to be a rodeo con.”
Wow. Interesting. I'm intrigued. Hi, I'm Todd. I live in West Hollywood.
I am originally from the East Coast. I've been working in the fashion industry for 40 years. And I like to live life to the fullest. And no drama. Cheers.
Hello. Thank you. I love you. I love you. I love you.
- I don't know the way by the stroke of man. So having no idea what you expect myself, I gotta tell ya, I feel so proud of the man that we're brought here today. I feel like you're gonna get such a--
- I think you've done an excellent job. - Yeah, I really do. - Well, if it doesn't work out, you can do. - Yeah, yeah. - I want to hang out with all of you guys.
I really do feel like you guys are all authentic and nice and it's so good to see men, other than me too. - So what's next? - Yeah, what happens next? - We forget.
- I know it happens. - We all fight for her attention. - I know exactly what happens next. - What's next is I'm gonna walk you gentlemen back to that same room.
We'll talk for a second and then one at a time.
- You will come out and you'll have a speed date with Sandy. - Bring it on. - Oh. - Hi. - Yes.
- Hi. - Hey. - When my kids were growing up, I thought there were spoils and I wanted them to have something different. - Let me coach.
- Good luck again. - There's so much about you, I'm the internet. - What? - People see me, they see the tattoos and they don't know that I'm a sociology professor.
- Let me save you a lot of time. I'm already prepared to go on another diet with you. - Oh, I love it. I love it. - Nice Jewish boy from West Covina.
- It was just Gaze and two of each other's eyes for a moment.
“- I mean, that's why she was being like that.”
- Whichever we could do back up. - One position. - I'm a retired occupational therapist. No grandkids yet. - One.
- Do you have any? - Six. - Six. - I'm ready. - I don't know.
- Wow. - What are you looking for? - Looking for the friends. - You're describing me life. What would you bring to somebody to enhance their life?
- It brings everything. (laughing) - In an entrepreneurship, someone's four years old when I was stealing pretentums out of my mother's garden. - How many more do we have?
- I think there's like two or three more something like that. - Oh, and three more. - Yes. - I am a journalist by trade. - I used to do printing and graphics.
Now that I'm retired, I'm enjoying life. You know, stress, I was married for 16 years. I got divorced like two years ago. - I made clothes for women. I ran some big companies, and then I got injured,
I had some surgeries, and.
- Hard. - That's hard.
- Do you like pinna collados?
- Yes, I do. - Getting caught in the rain. - Getting to know a person very well, let them get to know you. - Yeah, what's your favorite thing to cook?
- Something that comes out absolutely delicious. That's my favorite thing. Any particular poem or work that you like? We do like me to recite as you. - I can do that in many other things.
- I wanted to ask you, your son is like a superstar, a success, and it's like the apple does not fall. Far from the tree, how did you do it? - God. - What is your superpower, I'm curious.
- I find it very odd that somebody that you love and care for can almost become enemy at some time. - It's hard. - It's hard. - It's hard. - These sticks are represent a love to belong. - No, these sticks represent the sun and the flower,
and the moon and the star. The sun will be stars and new possibilities. - I'm gonna go grab them, then. - Okay.
- I'm gonna line them up.
- Very cute. - Why not? (laughing) - What are you in the army? - What?
- 10, 10. - Come on, everybody. Come on up. - Why not? - Oh my God.
Oh I have to do it for myself, everybody. - Yeah. - Oh my God. - You know what? - I'm so wrong, I'm not gonna say this to you. (cheering)
- So you can stand kind of wherever the water doesn't, well, yeah, it doesn't matter. - Oh my God. - Oh my God. - Oh dear.
- Do we have everybody? Is there 10? - Yes, there we go. - Here we go. - All right, and over here, come on in.
- First off, we found the best selection of men that Los Angeles has to offer. - All right, go ahead. - So.
“- Yeah, you should know the way you are.”
- You can tell us more. - So if I would like to start by saying so, any of you don't get a flower, hopefully somebody else out there will watch this. - Yes.
- And you'll all be, uh... - What are you gonna say if you don't get a flower, or I'll just go out on a date with you. That's like a... - Oh my God.
- I'm very happy. But I can vouch for all of you that you're all the cream of the crop. - Sandy, maybe come out here because there's the couch divided in this.
- And the man. - And then, then, then, then, then, then, then. - So Sandy, if you can throw it here. - Mm-hmm. - Well, that's so much fresh. I want to say that it was really nice meeting all of you.
- You two will meet each other as well. - Thank you. - And without further ado, Sandy, you are free to hand out your sunflower's one at a time. - Okay.
- Oh, wow! - All this in. (cheering) - And who's our fourth one? (cheering)
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- Good luck, she chose, so could I say that, please? - Yeah. - Can you turn the volume, not because you're just kidding? (gentle music) Can't hear it.
- Come with me.
- No, always go in the language.
- Hang on, no, no, no, the other way, the other way. - No, no, no, he's leaving out the door. - Another door, another door, no, no, no, no. - Other door. - Other one, keep going, keep going.
- Oh there's a screen, watch out for the screen. - This part of the channel. - Oh, I didn't close the screen, this was the part of you. - I'm not sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. - I'm just testing.
(laughing) - I'm not, I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. - Oh my goodness. - Oh my goodness. - Oh God, thank you.
- Thank you for the camera. - Sure, sure. - Sure. - So tell me more about your life. - About me.
“- So I can't remember if you're still working”
or if you were a tie. - I would tie, urgent. - And I am a, I'm an outdoors person. - Like kayaking, rock climbing, sea kayaking, archery.
I'm an artist, like painting those things.
- What kind of, like what kind of things do you paint? - I paint anything, actually. - The last mistake? - The last mistake? - Yes, I've done some abstract stuff,
“but the latest thing I did was my grandson”
when he was, he's now 12, that's my youngest. And he was 12, I mean, he's 12 now, but I think he was like seven or eight. And it was him and his long time friend. They were standing at a stream.
And so I painted the picture of them. He's got a big cowboy hat. He's holding it behind his head. Buying his back, I wanted to call it, say,
a man always takes his hat off for a lady.
- What is your painted and what kind of paint? - A crux. - Yeah, most of my work is, in fact, all of my work is acrylics. I've done some pencil and paints and, you know, that kind of stuff.
So tell me more about you, them. - What, I minored in art. - Oh really? - Oh, yeah, I majored in social work, minor in art. So I, I'm artistic, creative.
- Okay, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. - I like decorating, I like raising plants,
“planting, I did all the landscaping and all in my houses”
that I've left, and I like to pick the plants. I love succulents, like in California, and they're so good. - I do think so. - I do think so well.
- Landscaping, but I'm really not. I studied landscape architecture and urban planning,
but never ended up into that field.
And tell me, sports, you're into sports? - I don't do sports, I used to play the football. - He said that, she's not going to like me, I'm a sports. - I'm going to say pickleball. - I want pickleball, because I have a,
my spine isn't that strong, but I just have to be careful of falling, so I can't do anything where you would fall. - So I'm not going to get you, I'm not going to get to rock climbing that. - No, no, definitely not, I like to walk a lot.
I walk every day, and not too straight and incline, but I like walking. - It's fun, it's nice, it clears your head, and it just feels good. - Yes.
- If I don't walk, I'm upset. I need to walk once or twice a day. - So I feel like I should walk more, but I'm not walking that much.
- And do Pilates, I do that twice a week,
and I do other machines that are resistance penetrating, but just to help my muscles and my back. - My son's been trying to get me into yoga. - My youngest boy is a yoga instructor. - Oh, nice.
- He tries to give me into yoga, but I haven't quite done it yet. - Beginning is good, but I once did an intermediate class once, and I dislocated my pelvis. Someone tried, I had a pose where my legs were up, and someone like straightened me out,
and it got me so out of whack that for like a year. - You got a sense of humor, honestly. - Oh, glowy, glowy. - She's a star. - She's like thinning one leg, and so weird. - Well, they had to change your pelvis.
- They had to change your pelvis. - Yeah, I couldn't believe it happened from one class. - Yeah, one of the things that I also do is, I besides occupational therapy, because I'm more tired, but I still see a few private clients.
I'm also on my own bachelor release therapist, so I do that type of stuff. In fact, before I came here, I was working on a client because she had fallen and hurt her back, and those kinds of things.
- Wow, that's interesting. Does someone do it for you or not? Do you go to-- - No, in fact, I just said, I just said, back surgery. - Well, what kind of--
- Well, I was playing a racket ball. And-- - See, that's-- - Not thick at ball, but it's from a racket ball. - Okay, a racket ball. - In the closed room, where you-- - That's faster.
- Well, I like, you know, I like the challenge, and I was diving for a ball on the ground. My age, I probably shouldn't. (laughing) - What happened?
- I injured my hand, I dislocated this knuckle, and I had no back injury, and so the disc-- - What did they do in the surgery, what they have to do? - Oh, I'm an actor, me, and fusion. - That's supposed to be painful.
Was it-- - I didn't get it bad. - No, it was painful, but in terms of the short period of time in which my surgery was only two months ago. That's it, and you're not even walking like there's any. - I knew it.
- I'm not the guy I was walking. It was difficult, but it wasn't so much the surgery that it was painful from, it was just the activity or lack of activity because the muscles have been tightened up and it just gets really tightened up.
“- Did you have to have physical therapy a lot after?”
- I still am seeing a physical therapy. But mostly just because I have just tight muscles,
Muscles that I had been using before,
that I'm not using anymore because prior to this, I was in the gym and trying to be fit, you know.
“I don't mind growing, oh, can I ask how old you are?”
- I'm 74, we're 75, and you look amazing. - Oh, well, thank you. - Uh-huh. - Hi. - I'm so sorry to tell you that the time is up.
- It was nice to have you. - It was nice to have you. - Can we talk about your current dating life? - Oh, no. - No, it's better than you can.
- There's nothing to talk about. - No, but you actively date. - You're out there too, but it's disappointing. - We need a good man for Sandy. - A nice?
- Yes. - We need a nice, emotionally stable. - Why is it disappointing?
- Because they're never up to standard.
They're just not nice. - And this is all through apps, right? - They follow through, they're not good at dating. - He has to not look like an old man. - Yes, to walk okay.
- Not stuggled. - No, not feel off balance. - This is so... - So emotionally secure. - Yes, starting her dream man, not stung nuts.
- Yes, I want some walk from the car. It's really upsetting. - You are going to be going on a walk with Sandy. - Oh, good. - So you guys can just walk about to the place
and have fun. - And you tell me when I'm ready. - Good luck. - All right. - We're on the table.
- Okay, thank you. - Drew, Drew, you're strong. - Enjoy my stroll. - Wow, what a pleasure.
- We're always walking this side.
“- I think the walking might be a little hard.”
I wonder how many hands. - I'm holding hands. - What should we talk about? - Well, you said you took a walk. - The walk is so hard.
- Our classes and colleges stuff. I took it. - Oh, my goodness. - I took design fours in the walk myself, but I got an awkward.
- Yeah, I was in graphic arts for many years and then I decided to, I love photography so I do a lot of things. - I mean, I like looking at pictures. - I take a walk.
- I take a lot of pictures and since I've been retired, I do. - This makes me anxious. - Them this close, doesn't it? Isn't it?
- What should we walk?
- You don't have the fours that you've been talking.
- Don't let make them fours that do whatever's natural. - Don't forever. - Do whatever's natural. - Do whatever's natural. - We, so you guys don't have to walk, just do whatever you want to do.
- I don't mind here, I'm comfortable with you anywhere. - So, I lost my train about. - You take pictures. - I love taking pictures and I had a gentleman who I used to work with in printing sales
was a professional photographer. So whenever I take pictures, I send him to tell you, oh, great shot and he's also a chef. So I love cooking, I send him pictures of what I made. - I love taking pictures of food and everything.
- Oh, but time. - I'd like to take pictures of everything. - People get, so, saying to people, "Well, you're taking so many of food." I'd like to take pictures of everything I do.
It's like a diet type. - I like pictures and I do too. - I'm very visual. - I, it brings back visual to me. - I mean, it's, it's just...
- Then you look at him, oh, man, now it's so cruel. - Now, my son says, "What do you do with all these pictures?" I said, "I lay in bed at night and I look at them." It's just... - Well, when I take my pictures, they go, "Oh, my God, your pictures look like postcards."
- Wow, that's good. - Yeah, and I like waterfalls, I like caves, anything unusual. - So you walk? - I do like to walk, yeah, I've heard you walk
and, 'cause you had a bad back. I've got a little bit bad back, but I'm glad because now I'll be able to catch you. (laughing) - Chase your own table, I'm gonna land it out.
Unless you want to be caught there. - What do you do? What's your normal day like? - If I don't have anything planned, you know, I'll see something that I want to make
or I'll pull up a, if I, if I, if I, there's something that I want to make, I'll pull up on Pinterest and I'll pull up a recipe and I'll make some...
“- What are your favorite kinds of foods, like what?”
- Well, I, like, I think I told you beef bowl an ace, that was just, oh, it's so delicious. And I just recently made a corn chatter. And it was so delicious. I'm on my third batch.
- Wow. - It's just so, it's so awesome. I mean, better than some of it that you get on. - What do you, do you have favorite restaurants? - What are some of your favorite restaurants?
- Probably none that, you know, I can't think of any offhand. In 1000 Oaks, there's a place called Fills. It's a cute little restaurant type bar. Yeah, that was a nice. And I'll try anything.
I like, you know, I go through, and if there's something, I put it on my list for next time to try and stuff like that. - What if you could eat any kind of food, that was... - I love sushi.
- Really? - Yeah, I go, I go a lot with my dad
For taking him out for sushi and he usually,
he was getting only the shrimp tempore to start. - I like the cooked, better than that. - He gets the spicy tuna handle. - I like that.
- And then he always says, oh, this is the best one.
He always has to tell the chef, oh, that one was so good. He's a good chef. - He's a good chef. - He's a good chef. - I try to feed him a little bit more
“because it's important for him to eat more”
and more on stuff like that. - Just he live at home or at home? - He didn't know. He isn't assisted living in between me and my brother and my sister-in-law, we take very good care of him.
- Nice. - Actually, my brother, my sister-in-law, I was out of town. So my brother says he's going to do something. He goes, you want to take your father to Chabad tomorrow night and it goes, if he wants to go, take him.
- Yeah. - And they always say, "Oh, you're my mom." - She passed away. - Oh. - She passed away, January of 2021.
My dad was devastated because she did everything. My mom was such a sweet lady. - And they were close. - They were very close. - She did everything for him.
So he was devastated. And soon as, it's right at that COVID time. So soon as we got our shots and we were clear to go in May before all the kids get out of school. And June, I took him on a three week road trip.
We went to Arizona where we got to see my nephew.
My first cousins, first born son,
we lived out in this all in the same area. And a friend of him, his from Cuba, that he hadn't seen in 2030 years. So that was where I found.
“So when I came by went to Arizona, Utah and Nevada,”
when I came back, I needed a vacation. - Oh, yeah. - So I drove back to my friend in Utah. He pulled a high school buddy, pulled out a 32 foot trailer. We drove to Missouri where our other high school friend was.
Had two other high school buddies come and we went boating, fishing and camping in Missouri and Arkansas. - That's fine. - That was awesome.
- That was awesome. - And then I came back and it was still summer. And so then right after summer, I took my dad camping. We went along the California coast, all the way up to the Oregon coast,
all the way up to Astoria. - Wow. - And I love talking, but I talked to people, they're cool. - You're so friendly and all this.
I'm happy type person, I'm whistling, I'm saying it. I'm in a bar waiting for my date and these people next to you, they go, "I heard you, you're good, you got a good voice, you're sick." So, you know, if you're nice and you're friendly to other people,
I get it in return. - So what's your dating life that's my date? - I'm very sick. - I'm very sick. - I'm very sick.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - I like it too. I only like to build juice one, and that's it. - Yeah, I got it. - I got it.
- Open it up. - It was a pleasure, man. - It was a pleasure. - It was a pleasure. - Hands off.
- Hands off. - Hands off. - You last got it. - Great time. - The title is great.
- It did get us. - Okay, I have to go get ready. - Yeah. - You look beautiful. - Thanks.
- All right. - Good luck, buddy. You've had $2,000, then kind of lead the way for me so thank you.
“- So then you should be, you should be smooth sailing.”
- Sandy. - Your next date is going to be on over there. - A fire side chat. - Okay. - How do I do?
- Okay, I appreciate that. - Are they setting you up? - Okay, we're gonna leave. - It's okay, you go upstairs. Can we have everyone exit the room now?
(laughing) - So are you drinking wine? - No, it's called Diet Coke. - Good, a little bit of wine. So I want to tell you one thing is that
I'm genuinely appreciative that you've picked me, so I really want to thank you for that. - You're welcome. - So I, you know, I do like to ask questions as well. You know, that was kind of like my preemptor.
Is a relationship thing is really important to me. And it's also what somebody is looking for within a relationship. So I loved my wife. I feel like the experience of it made me such a better man.
I don't think that I truly understood what relationship was until being with her. And it's a learning curve that you go through, because I was very independent, so kind of a serial data prior to it.
And it was a whole bunch of things that had to kind of rewire inside me. But when it clicked, it was an amazing thing. And for our relationship to end, it was devastating for me, like emotionally.
- It's a death, it's like, it's very hard. - And, you know, we didn't have children. So I mean, I actually like that really adds to it all the time. - So it was really serious here, but. - 'Cause you're still bound with one another.
- Right, you can't get away. - Right. - And like you were saying though, it's kind of cool that it brought you back together and that you can be friends.
- Yep. - And that's where we go a long time. - And I'm just 10 years. - Time is a big part of it.
And that has always been my greatest disappointment
that somebody that I loved so dearly, that was such a deep, seated friend of mine. And this kind of leads me once I get to it with relationship and dating is the friendship.
For us, in our seasoned ages,
is that friendship and how I spend time with somebody. I don't want to use the word "headdy," you know, but I'm kind of a thinking personality, even referred to that I'm like a philosopher. And it's because I really like life.
I like to really like analyze life, I like to enjoy it and experience it. Being a corporate guy, there was a point in my life where I decided that rather than just being in this box,
I'm always making money and always striving
and very competitive and always trying to win, was when am I going to truly experience life? Burking 18 hours a day, seven days a week, kind of takes you out of the realm of being a person. - Yeah.
- And so I popped out of that. And I started saying things like, working these six-month gigs where I travel, anywhere I was in this gallery of Alaska, private islands. And I would work, you know, and I was a restaurant guy.
So I would work running restaurants, which was really unique. - We have a lot of work. - A lot of work. - A lot of work is so much work. And so many hours, yeah.
I always like to know one of two things.
“- What is your most favorite book that you've read?”
Or your most favorite movie?
- Be here now. It was a book or maybe the profit. - The profit. - That's Calilgarbara. - Yeah.
- And it'd be here now. - The movie is absolutely. - Some of the theory. Like who wrote that. - Sat guru, Dr. Herb Albrant.
- I don't know that one, in the movie, yes. - But movies, I see a lot of movies. I like European movies a lot, but in Indian movies, not necessarily big production movies.
I loved Kramer versus Kramer. - That's a great throwback. And it reminds of India. - Yeah. - In other great ones to go to.
- And I just always felt like you get to...
- Some piece choice. - Another great one, like really outstanding. You know, like that is really something, so I'm a real movie person. - There's no one's left.
- There's no one's left. - Which is an amazing, amazing movie. You know, and so moved by that. Like I've watched that movie at least five or six months. - Yeah.
- Yeah. - I always try to revisit that, because I think it says a lot to me. Another thing, and I appreciate that. So thank you.
Another thing that's very important to me is I, in a relationship, I think part of what about being with somebody is being able to spend time in silence. - Yeah. - And be comfortable with that.
- Do you feel this much? - Yeah. - Yes. I don't need to be talking up too much. I don't want to be spoken to all the time. - Right. - And I also like for each of us
to be with our friends, but spend time together too. - Totally understood. - Both not give up yourself. If you're our own identity, you know,
“it's, I think you have to remain who you are”
in the relationship, and then be someone together too. - Right. - It's important. And I lost myself in my marriage. I was not a person at the end. I had to put myself back together.
- I understand. - It was really hard. - And do you feel like you've accomplished something? - Oh yeah. - So yeah, it's been so many years.
Well, I had a, I had a 10 year relationship after my 23 years. And then I've had other ones, two years, three years, a year, you know, just different over the year. But nothing, I haven't had anything in like three years. Nothing.
I mean, I go for coffee day, but then I don't want to see them. I guess. - I know. - That's so, that's so, that's so, that's just, it's very hard to meet someone that I want to spend my time with. - It's just, I, I, I wish you, you, you, you, that's so good. - So, you know, well, just kind of getting a start and I appreciate that answer. So great to talk. - Nice talking to you. - I appreciate it.
- Mom, did you once date a man with a boomerang penis? - Yes. - What's a boomerang? - It's a growing issue. Yeah, you grow needs disease. - Growing needs? - No, perro needs disease. - Like the beard? - Like the beard? - Like the beard? - Yeah.
“- P with a P. It curves. It grows like to the side. - Right. - It doesn't straighten anything. - How does he it?”
- Hey, you gotta pronounce. - Yeah. - Check, check, check. - You know, it starts. It's a normal penis and then slowly starts growing like risk. And then, and then, by the time she was dating him at the end, he was fully facing in words. - No, with any difficult. But anyway. - What are you talking about? - Right this way. - Good luck, Clive. - Once more, once more. - We will lead you straight to your table where there happens to be a beautiful woman waiting. You know, in that case, hello again, Sandy. - Hello. - Hello. - Thank you.
Good to see you again, cheers. - Cheers. - Oh, I'm so sorry that in a rupt here, can I get you guys anything drink other than what you're drinking? - I'm okay for the time being. - I'm fine. - Okay. - I hardly have a drink, but I just sort of like, so I celebrate her. - Well, and before I interrupt any more, I just want to say that these specials, we don't have any, but we can cook anything that you guys want, just tell us.
- I mean, this is my training.
So just think of whatever you want, and we will be back. - Okay. - Are you a divorce? Have you been married? - No, Sandy, to be quite frank. I'm a very proud person, and I find LA very difficult.
And I'm sitting in LA very difficult for a place to live, because humankind is very different here from why I used to.
“It's a lot about me, me, me, and a lot about when I go into any situation, what I can do for you first, because if I can't do anything for you, then what's the point of going on?”
- What's the longest relationship you've had? - Five years. She was a Virgo. She is a Virgo. And interior design. - How long ago was it? - We, that was about 10 years ago. We're still friends, and I've made sure of that, and then when I don't burn bridges, you know, we're still very good friends. She's getting married to some man, I don't know, who he is, but they're doing very well, but you had to be done, because it just wasn't quite, there was a lot, I like a lot of, let me give you my reasoning, thank you very much indeed.
- You're very kind. - Thank you. - Absolutely. I'm ready to take your water away. - If you guys have a chance to think about what you might like to order, I don't want it, and it's been in five, quite. - But you don't pass the word, be great. - No, you're joking, you're so, I don't worry. - We have a fine.
- Nothing? - I've got all the nutrition I need right here. You help me a little bit, we can work with something up.
- No, no, you're very kind. - Nothing at all. - No, no, nothing. - We'll see. - We'll see. - And I'll say to the guys in there, I'm looking at you again, let me tell you a little bit about yourself that you didn't know. - Okay, I'll look at you again, she doesn't like it like you, because she's very disappointed. I don't know how you feel because I'm in the same sort of situation, don't date anymore, I don't see anybody.
The only person I hang out with is my business partner. - What's the best? - She's the best. We're involved in gourmet foods, gourmet food distribution, we're developing a line of pastah sources called Morty Me, which is Italian for bite me, and the tagline is an ambrosian line of pastah sources passed down from Italian antiquity. So we're working on that, she's just called me a moment ago, she's a very tough hard-core Jewish lady, and I respect her. - She's a private person,
so I don't really want to talk too much about her. But my thing is my actually test is two things. One thing I missed about you was, I'm not seeing the snuggle facts out now, I see it. Yeah, she's got it, and then wouldn't my business partner like her, because she doesn't like anyone at all. Absolutely, so it's important to be involved with yourself with anyone. She's coming into potentially coming into not just me, but a group of people that I consider very exclusive.
- Right. - And they'll probably be the same as you, because like your son said to me, "As I was walking down, you whispered between, no munking around you, did you?" Because I got a sense of humor, right? And I said, "I think I'm missing something about your mother, because she takes crap from nobody." - No, I don't take any. - Yeah, no, I did that long enough. You'll crap anymore. - So, I mean, I'm asking you about books and plays, and it's saying,
"The worst of point, there's a forest out there, you can't see the wood for that, it's very difficult." - But I heard that you like European films. - They do. - I don't know. - I don't know. - I don't know. - I'm an expert on that. I could introduce you to a world of brilliance. - Have you seen any lately that you like? - There was, again, there's so many,
“but if you want to look at Indian, you can go to deeper matter. The trilogy water fire earth.”
Water is exquisite, it'll break your heart. - Mm-hmm. - Mmm. - Syono de Burj, directly to my favorite film with Sarah Deppardou, has to be in French. And it's about a man who is so much vanity. - So stupid. - Yes, he did have a big head. - He did have a big head. - Yeah. - He plays the perfect Syono. You know the story of Syono, it's based on a real person. - Well, the story is,
that Syono is a real person. It was brilliant, everything. It was courageous, it was a great swordsman. He was poetic, he was a great writer, he was admired by everybody. The problem with Syono is,
is that he's enormous of vanity and his big nose and he can't get over that. So he thinks he'll never
“fall in love because of it. And as far as manifestation is concerned, what you believe actually happens, right?”
So he believed you'll never meet the love of his life. So he dies alone in the arms of the woman that he loved, who only at the moment that she he dies, realizes it was him that he was in love. She was in love with rather than Christian, who was the beautiful dimwell. A bell is no bell, until it rings, as song is no song until it sings. The love in your heart was not put there to stay because the love that you have is meant to be given away.
- I'm not really good at it, but I didn't say.
- Reciprocal, interested. Are you enjoying your cake? - It's okay. It's giving me a little caffeine
“because I feel like I'm fading a little. I got up really early. I think I was excited last night.”
- It's sort of the thing that I got while observing. I said, if I sat with Sandy, I don't think there would be much to say because there would be a lot of synergy.
- My does. - I have your food here. - Oh man, outstanding.
- And time! No more! - No! - Time! I haven't had enough of anything all day long. I've been captivated by you and you, and you're all your production. - I'll check a little bit myself. - Thank you.
- Oh, let me take a rest now and talk about helix. - Yeah, I love helix.
- Why? - Well, I like sleeping on them. - Yeah, why? - 'Cause they're comfortable.
“- You're going to help your back? - That's what I was going to say. I actually have back pain.”
- I know, I know, you do. - Why? I should say, "Had." - Yeah, you're on the road to recovery. - Not because of helix, because of a lot of things. - Hard work, but I don't know. - I think he looks at something to do with it. You want to say that. - Okay, well, we might- - It's okay. I got a colonoscopy, but he looks can't fix those times. - He looks can't fix the cuts, but they can help you sleep better.
“- They can align my spine. Go to helixsleep.com/fks for 20% site wide. That's helix sleep.com/fks.”
- Has Benny still here? - No, he left. You're some left, he had a fucking engagement. - Are you able to pick one? No, you couldn't even pick a winner. If there's a gun in your head, right now, you couldn't pick a winner. - What? - Sandy, you are a dream. - Realen. - This is the verdict. - You guys are all so charming. I truly mean it. - Okay, Sandy, I'll take you. Sandy would like to talk to you. - I want to say that I cannot make a decision,
because I really enjoy all of you so much, and I want to know if you'd be open to like getting together. - No, they're talking about it. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no I'm game. All right. That's it. It looks like we're all camera. This is like for real now. You guys can go to real for real. You guys can't go. I'm absolutely delightful. That sounds great.
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