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Hey guys, welcome back to We Met It Acme. I'm really excited for today's episode.

He has a very handsome,

front-end accent. And if I've learned anything from Love Island, it's that accent,

you know, you can really get away with murder because having an accent is just hotter.

And Ruben is going to tell you all about how to approach people in person.

Yes, I know you're thinking it's a much easier when you've an accent, but he has some really

good tips, really good tips that I'm really excited for him to share with you. But before we get

into that, I'm going to answer a few of your questions. And also, just wanted to remind you that

if you live in Austin, we have a show November 10th. If you live in SF, we have a show. I believe it's

September 10th. No, sorry, it's September 11th. And we have a show in LA September 10th,

which tickets are not on sale yet. But if you want tickets to any of these shows, I will share

them on my Instagram. You can check my link in bio and my highlights for all the information on

our shows. They're also on our website. We met it at acme.com. Okay, so one of you reached out

for me to discuss the situation on the podcast. And I really want to discuss it because I can

relate to it so much personally. I feel like maybe you can too. She said, I dated this person.

I knew he was recently single, but we talked extensively about whether he was actually ready

for something again, et cetera. He was the one that dictated the pace of the relationship.

Like things were fast, but he was the one that suggested we go away together become exclusive.

I'm job hunting right now. And he was like, if you do end up in blah, blah, blah, do long distance

for you. He texted me regularly, planned things treated me super well. I felt fast. And I was

nervous about that because I'm usually extremely cautious and guarded, but it was a setup and blah,

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