Go To Drink & Normal to Not

On a first date, what is your go to drink? Dangerous Dave talks about a survey that says most people would go with a margarita. Plus, things that were normal but are now a luxury.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is deeper in the den with dangerous date. Well,
you know, alcohol at a first date is a no
for some people, but brothers they can call nerves help
them open up a little bit. According to a survey
from Tinder, fifty seven percent of people said they have
at least one alcoholic drink on a first date. The
report also came up with the go to drink option

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for first dates, and we're not talking of sparkling water
here either. Top go to drink margarita thirty one percent,
said solid pick, shot of something at twenty eight percent,
class of wine at twenty four, Martina at fourteen, Mimosa
thirteen and Pinia Colada twelve percent. Dakyrie, a spirit like
scotch on the rocks, a whiskey, sour, and old fashion
round out the top ten. I guess it's a lot

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of a love of beach drinks or Jimmy likes to
say boat drinks with Margarita, Pina Colada and dakeries in there.
Survey also found the most confident daters seemed to prefer
the classic margarita, then doing shots or having something neat
like scotch with no me. I'm just a beer guy.
You'll find out. Yeah, I'm pretty simple. Deeper in the

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two well, people on the internet are talking about things
that were normal twenty to thirty years ago, but now
we're considered a luxury. Somehow nobody mentioned the original Pokemon
cards anyway. Top ten highlights of things that were normal
that are now luxuries. Owning the software you purchased. I
agree with this for better or worse and theory subscriptions
give you access to updates and upgrades, but it does

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come with the cost concert tickets. Technology has made things
a lot better, more accessible, but also made them more costly.
Good quality fabrics and clothing made the less. Similarly, household
products that don't break within the first few years of use.
New furniture made out of real wood going to have
to go back longer than thirty years for that one.
Single income families buying homes. Leg room on airplanes meals

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on domestic flights, affordable healthcare, privacy, being able to let
loose and have a good time without the risk of
being recorded and popping up on social media. With everything
you do a company and getting a person on the
other end of the phone and ads only on TV, newspaper,
radio seems like there's ads everywhere, YouTube, streaming services, websites,
social media, and Amazon. To it again for another episode

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of Deeper in the Den with Dangerous daved right here