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I think video games are a great way to get an idea of compatibility. I like Resident Evil 5 to gauge compatibility. I know it sounds silly but my ex-fiance was not a gamer yet we beat the game on the highest difficultly. We also had an easy time with Army of Two. The ex I had last, whom was a gamer, it was a thorough struggle. It's fun to see how well you work together even if it's a game.
whom was
*who was
easy way to remember: who/whom/whose is like he/him/his
Heh, you're right. I was sleepy.
As much as I like escape rooms, I'd definitely reject the idea of having a first date with a man be somewhere where I'm locked in with him for at least x amount of time and I'm being judged on my actions. All I would be thinking about is "get me out of here!"
I know there are people monitoring the situation but I still would never agree to be so dependent on strangers on a first date.
Maybe go to a board game cafe instead and play some skill based games?
Just a heads up, you're not ever actually locked in for any escape rooms I've ever done. You can just walk out at any time, being "locked in" is only part of the narrative, for safety reasons.
That being said, you should always trust your gut and not have to worry about relying on strangers. Local places can also be pretty sketchy sometimes.
It's a good first date for the right kind of people, horrible for others, and a risky bet either way.
This is a strategy Dennis shares with Charlie who tries it then forgets a step and proceeds to lose his shit and goes nuts trying to escape.
That's kinda funny actually, although kinda sleazy.
I wonder if the staff managed to hint to the dates that he's a regular.
Time for a nice, casual, "Hey, Mike! Good to see you again! So, the usual?"
Haha and then modify the room so that many original puzzles will be red herrings
That's what I had in mind, just casually treat him like a regular. Maybe make a point of mentioning any new challenges he hasn't done yet.
I had a boss do this. It was a little awkward because I couldn't figure out why. There were several groups and we were a couple of minutes in before I figured out that they'd just been going to the same puzzle with different groups.
I still don't know what that was about, but it made me forget about the room entirely and try to figure out why you'd go through the same one more than once (it wasn't super interesting, but there were a few neat parts). Another guy just asked for a hint whenever the bosses didn't respond and that was pretty good.
