Here’s Why You Don’t Play 20 Questions On A Date
Carrie and Lucas went on a date after talking to them we know the reason why you don’t play 20 questions on a date. Carrie called us up looking for help during our Second Date Update. They went out on a date to Marker 8 in Dunedin.
She told us that they had great conversation as it was light and that they clicked. When you are looking online for a date you don’t know what you are going to get. Carrie said that she connected with Lucas. She was surprised, but happy.
Carrie didn’t go in much detail about the date, but she did tell us that she reached out to him after the date. He did not respond to her calls and texts. He made her laugh and she thought he was really funny. She is really confused as to why he isn’t getting back to her.
We got Lucas on the phone and he told us that they did have a nice conversation. He told us that to find out a little bit more about each other the decided to play 20 questions on the date.
He told us that it started off light asking each other stupid questions. That is when the game took a turn and he got offended at how she reacted to one of the questions that she asked. The question that she asked was what was one of his biggest insecurities.
Can we salvage a second date with Carrie and Lucas or is their relationship over after the first date? Find out below.
We know dating is tough and sometimes it can be crazy and that is why Tampa Bay’s Morning Krewe is there to help. Every weekday morning at 7:15 we help out to see if we can get them to have a second date. We also find out what happened on the date to cause the person not to call back.
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