Ever been called "OG" by someone half your age? Had a date pull out their baby tooth collection over dinner? Discovered your online match looked nothing like their photos? Welcome to the wild world of dating disasters, brought to you with unfiltered honesty by Kefla and Lucrecia.
This episode begins with tales from our fall break adventures in Lower Alabama (the real LA, as Kefla calls it), where despite sweltering heat, we managed to fish, explore the family property, and discover a hidden gem coffee shop called The Drowsy Poet. We also celebrated our niece's milestone "Dirty 30" birthday at a chic Atlanta restaurant where, thankfully, the staff handled our large party flawlessly.
Then we dive into dating stories shared with us that will have you gasping, laughing, and possibly reconsidering your own romantic encounters. From the college student who discovered her date had scheduled two other women at the same restaurant (spoiler: they formed an alliance against him), to Kefla's classroom intervention between two students dating the same boy, these tales highlight the comedic side of romance gone wrong.
We don't hold back on the scary and downright bizarre encounters either. Lucrecia shares her before she met Kefla experience with a married secret admirer sending gifts to her classroom, while Kefla recounts his early catfishing experiences in the days before smartphone verification. We debate whether it's appropriate to dine with someone just for a free meal (hint: probably not worth the risk) and discuss modern dating expectations versus the coffee dates we recommend for first meetings.
The episode wraps with our "side-eye of the week" segment, featuring Kefla's humbling moment of being called "OG" by younger club-goers and Lucrecia's observation about our niece's reluctance to put herself first on her special day. Whether you're actively dating or happily partnered, these stories will remind you that the path to finding your person is often paved with memorable mishaps and valuable lessons.

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