Tinder's 'most swiped man' Stefan-Pierre | Full Episode | First Dates

Good evening. Every week, this restaurant is full of hopeful singles, all looking for love. Hello again. Faye's date last week didn't turn out to be the man of her dreams. But after seeing her on the programme, over 1,000 men applied to date her. I don't like this being the first one here. Tonight, she's back and waiting to meet the man she chose. He's a handsome young man. Wish me luck. Like Faye, all the first daters have to go on is their partner's name and what they look like in a photo. The minute you first see someone, you look at what they're wearing and you do make a judgement on what they look like. But I just think, be a little bit open-minded. You're probably never going to see him again, so **** it. You and I, we're beautiful like diamonds in the sky. Hi there, how are you? I'm fine, how are you doing? Property manager Rajan is arriving for his first date. Do you want to leave your jacket in the cloakroom? Yeah, yeah, that'd be great. Thank you very much. It's a chair of us. He's here to meet 28-year-old Amanda. Thank you very much, thank you. My strategy for dating success is very simple. And if you, as a guy, employ my strategy, you'll be guaranteed to get the girl. Hey, hey, hey. Hello. You all right, how are you? Wow, nice to meet you. Just to let you know, I'm going to be your mystery man for tonight. The strategy is... ..to be yourself. Can I get a double vodka and Sprite? Huh? Double? It's so beautiful that I've got to overdo on the alcohol. Tell me a bit about you, are you from London? Yeah, yeah, yeah. OK, and, like, what do you do for a living? Well, during the week, I work as a nanny. That's cute, yeah. And then I'm an event host and a radio producer. Oh, like an emcee, a master of ceremony. Yeah, carton top. Yeah, wow, OK. Wow, wow, that's nice. You're obviously a beautiful girl, like, when you go out clubbing. Thank you. When you go out clubbing a lot, you must get a lot of guy attention, right? Not really. Oh, you don't? No. That surprises me. If I saw you in a club, I'd be like, how are you doing? Oh, that's nice. Yeah. I've only ever had one boyfriend in my life. OK. How long was that relationship? It was for a year. OK. And I decided to end it. So if you don't mind me asking, how long have you been single for? Three years. Wow, wow. On Facebook, right, my relationship status has always been single. That ---- needs to change. Thank you very much. 62-year-old East Ender Linda is the first to arrive for her date. I'll have a brandy lemonade. Lovely, thank you. In a long glass. Well, I've been on plenty of dates and I haven't actually had that feeling that's here, that you feel, ah, I've gone all goosey. So it hasn't come. I'll find it. Hello. How's it going? I'm Tony. 57-year-old Tony is the next candidate for Linda's heart. Hello. Hello. How are you? You know me name? Yeah. Can I have just a glass of water, please? Still water, right? Yeah, just still water, please. Thank you. So... You look nice. Thank you. Yeah, nice dress, innit? I thought I'd wear something posh cos I'm coming to a posh restaurant. Your expressive eyes and that little smile of yours really caught my eye and I thought, I'm going to apply, I'm going to go on and see if I can meet this lady and see how we go on. I don't want to spend the rest of my life on my own. I think Linda's looking for that as well. The way I interpret her profile, that she's looking for something long-term. Well, all I know about you is you're a photographer and your age. We're not 62, really, are we? Come on, you can tell me the truth now. You're younger than that, aren't you? If you want me to be, I will, but I ain't. I do get a lot of offers from 30-year-olds and... ..20s. So... But there's no point. There's no point in me even thinking about going out with someone of that age. Why haven't you got your braces on and your waistcoat? Ah! I can't, I can't, man. You've done something. Is the chair meant to be this bouncy? This is what I pictured heaven to be like. Really? You just come in and someone shows you to, like, your bed. What's your plans for the rest of the weekend? The rest of the weekend? Will you take me home that quickly? Oh, you're a bit quick, aren't you? The moment I'm trying to finish off my album, I just write more songs. You make music? Yeah, yeah, yeah. What kind of music? R&B and hip-hop. Oh, is it? Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, so some of the verse. I'm breaking up with me every single night We get back together but it turns into a fight And it turns into who's right I gave you some space but then you're saying Being with me was a mistake You run to your mum I see in the eyes that you make You tell her lies Giving her the wrong slice of the cake One of my favourite rappers of all time In one of his songs, he said this line I'd rather be a lion that lives for a day Than to be a lamb that lives forever When you're the one that's messing around It's like you buried me You can't live your whole life scared like a lamb, you know? And that's why I think lions are great. Why do I do this? Why am I living so ruthless? Why can't I leave a daughter alone And live a life just less foolish? OK, OK. Do you like that? Yeah. Did I blow your way? It's enough food to give me a number at this precise moment. OK, tell me, what are your biggest turn-offs in a date? What do guys do that really annoy you Would turn you off like that? Like that? OK. Someone that raps. Someone that says, oh, wow. Oh, wow. When was the last time you were sick? The last time I was sick? Yeah. Like... Anything goes to the back of my throat And I won't be sick. Not in a sexual way, but just in a... Just in anything way. Like, literally, I just cannot gag. Like, I just can't do it. I can't do it. I just can't be sick. I love dancing. Do you dance? You do? I just like to do modern, you know, the charts. Salsa. Ciroc. Jiver. I used to go dancing a lot, so... I still do... I can do the splits still. I'm going, I'm going. Well, I've got one thing to tell you about me. This will make or break whether you... Oh, sorry, what is it? Many, many years ago, a good 15-odd years ago, I was in a porn film. Hmm. That mean you had a big... you got a big one? They asked me that. Well, you have to have a big one to do that sort of work. Halfway through the filming, I lost it. Completely lost it. What, it went floppy? They stopped filming. They leave you alone with the model you're with and you tell her what you're like, she gets you going again, they come back and start filming. Hmm. Anyway, I managed to manage that and I finished. How many did you do? I only made the one film and it was called The Ministry of Sex. The General Erection. I'm going to go now, I suppose. All right, I need to go to the toilet. Yeah, it's all right, it's a nice place. Oh, I saw your one before. When we were waiting outside, I saw your guy and he seemed really sweet. But he leaves about a quarter of an hour from me. Oh, well, that's quite handy. If you want to see him again. In the first date's restaurant, Amanda and Rajan are 40 minutes into their date. Oh, thank you. I just wanted to know, do you actually want to order? Because if you don't want to order food, then I don't want to order food. No, I'm going to order, I just need... For me, I just feel like nothing's saying, Amanda, get me. Like, do you know what I mean? OK, well, what do you fancy? I don't know, like... She fancies me, she wishes I was on the menu. Well, that's the kind of conversation that I'm going to let you guys have. Honey, I'm on the menu, I'm sorry. I'm on the menu, I'm sorry. Did you want anything to start? Are you going to go straight for the mains? No, that's just, yeah. I've got my starter right here. OK, lovely, I'll let you enjoy your starter. Yes, please, thank you. Wait, just one, do you live with your parents or do you live by yourself? By myself. Oh, cool. What, like a one-bedroom flat or an apartment? So, do you live on your own? I live with my parents. When did you move out, like? Erm... When I was, like, 14. I didn't have a good childhood. I have been through the mill. Erm... I was at the stage where I came to my teacher and just said to him that, you just need to help me out, because I think if I stay in the environment that I'm in, I'm just going to end up dead. I have a lot of love to give. In terms of having children and stuff, you know, I feel, you know, I kind of want to give my children what I never had, which is love. In your opinion, like, how do you think the state's going so far? Do you think it's going good? You wouldn't say it's a disaster, right? So, what's your favourite book? My favourite book? Yeah. Harry Potter. Really? ------- love Harry Potter. 27-year-old Chris, a contractor from South Wales, has high hopes for his first date. Here we go. Thank you. He's never been in a serious relationship. I think people have judged me a bit too quick in the past, especially with, like, the geekiness. It can be a put-off, you know, for some. I've not found that person that says, Chris, you're with me and you want me with you and we're going ahead and this is life for us now. You know, take my hand, let's go on an adventure together. Hello, I'm Grace. Your name is Grace? Yes. Grace is a 21-year-old trainee teacher. She's been single for a year. Hello. How are you, Grace? Nice to meet you. Are you all right? I'm all right, thank you. You've been waiting long. No, no, no, not too long, I'm fine. Oh, that's all right, then. I've been browsing the menu. Sorry. Right, let's think. I'll tell you what, though, before anything else. OK. I've been a bit, like, naughty. Naughty? I've bought you a little present. It's not something really naughty, is it? No, no, no. Not like an Aunt Summer's present? You can get it out in public, it's fine. Oh, OK, that's good. My mum and dad aren't going to disapprove. No, no, that's something you could take home. Oh, that's so sweet of you. Just, like, a little box of chocolate. That's the most adorable thing, I think, a man's ever done. Men never want me to be, like, their girlfriend. They want me to be their friend. Or the other end of the scale. There's never, like, a nice kind of level in the middle. They're very fancy chocolates, as well. They are, yes. They're not, like, 30p Tesco chocolates. No, no, no. There's a lot of effort going into getting them. Exactly, we don't have to buy dessert. Is that the plan? No, no, no, no, no. How long have you been living in Dagenham, then? How long did you live here? Only five years. I'm not a... I wasn't made in Dagenham. I was made in Bethnal Green. I've had two marriages. I met my second husband, and we'd been together 27 years. He had prostate cancer, so for five years, he was OK with it, but it just sort of deteriorated. Then when he finally died, it was very, very hard. Your memories never go. But I thought, he knows that I'm not a person for sort of, like, just staying in. I said, right, I've got to do something now. So, what are you doing with this photography now? What do you take photos of? Weddings and portraits. Not nudes. Pardon me? Did you say nude? Nudes! I'm going to take your photograph later. No, you ain't taking me in a nude. No, not in a nude. Look. Oh, yes. Adorable. I'll stay with you. He was a really nice man, but then there's lots of nice men for the character and personality. It's just the... It's the attraction there. She's got a really, really cute face. She really has. It really is cute. It's... made me melt. Come on, then. If you offered me out on another date, I'd say yes, let's go for it. Would you like to see each other again? I'm... I'm not... I'm not 100% sure at the moment. So I've just said I will have to think about it a bit longer. Yeah? So... Let's... Let's sort of, like, leave it as it is. Yep, that's fine. And not make any future dates. OK. So... Linda's decided against a second date with Tony. Thank you very much. Thank you. So they're both still looking for love. Yeah, so, have you got any tattoos? Yes. What have you got? And the way you said it, it looked like you put it on your vagina or something. Thank you. 26-year-old Shifra works in recruitment. She recently moved to London from Dublin. Hello there, madam. Hi, how are you? Very well, thanks. Good, good. Good stuff. Can I get you a nice drink to start off with? Could I get a lager, thank you. You know the guys who are players, they think they're the big man on campus. I mean, they're fun to flirt with and everything, but... I don't know, I wouldn't necessarily be attracted to a guy who thought he was the bee's knees. Good afternoon. How are you, you OK? Good, thanks. What's your name, sir? Stefan. Shifra's date is 22-year-old Stefan Pierre from London. Hello. How are you doing? How are you? Sorry, nice to meet you. What? You good? Good, good. Thank you, cheers. You look rather dapper. Thank you, you look nice too. Enjoy your lunch. Thank you. Is that your first day jacket? So what do you do? I'm a model. Oh, OK. Because of my job, people automatically think I should be going out with a model. And that's the problem I had. And when I go clubbing, I attract the complete wrong girls. You're buttering my bread. How's that? Perfect, perfect. Cheers. I can't say I don't look after you. I always try and help people if I can, anyway. That's quite natural, that's the way I've been brought up. My dad wasn't around. My mum's taught me everything. She's wicked, we're really close. And I think it's very important that my mum likes my girlfriend. Oh, do you still live at home? Yeah. Oh, you mummy's boy. I could have moved out, but I like being home. Because you get taken care of? Not really. I have to wash my own clothes and iron them. Stop, are you OK? Please, I'm quite... Are you burping again? Yeah, it's the drink. Why are you so gassy? I just... I can smell that one. So, do you like dancing? I just like having a couple of drinks, chilling with my friends. So you don't dance when you go out? No. No? I don't dance, no. Well, do I look like Justin Timberlake? I can't dance. Are you serious? I can't dance. Wait, hold this again. So when you go out to a club... Yeah. You don't dance? Huh? I don't... I don't dance. Is it like the way that someone dance determines how good they are in bed? I don't dance. So, right, so you see, when you was in a relationship, did you ever go clubbing with your girlfriend? Yeah. So you don't... You didn't dance with her? No. No, cos... Are you talking about grinding? Yeah. Is that what you're talking about? You're talking about grinding, right? Yeah, no, we're grinding and stuff, but do you consider that dancing? Do you consider grinding dancing? Yeah, obviously. Isn't grinding just basically having sex on the dance floor? But you're not actually having sex, are you? Yeah, but you're rubbing the parts. I'm just going to go to the loo, is that all right? That's fine. Yeah? This is so good. Like I say to people, you can mess with my family, you can mess with my money, you can mess with my girlfriend, or whatever you do, don't mess with my chicken. The First Dates restaurant is full of hopeful singles. Let me give you a little picture, OK? Say me and you hypothetically become together, hypothetically, OK? And I treat you nice, I'm faithful, I'm trustworthy, I'm a good person, but I don't dance. But I treat you like a woman, I treat you like a queen, I do a lot for you and I'm caring, but I don't dance. Does that mean that you still wouldn't be with me? And honestly answer this question. What do you mean? Please just answer it, answer it honestly. Because the answer to this question differentiates whether I take the next bite out of this chicken or not. Wait, we might need the bill. Because I don't dance, we might need the bill. I might treat her like a queen, I might be caring, I might treat her like a princess, I might look after her, I might be honest, I might be faithful, I might be the most caring person in the world, but according to her, if I don't dance, she don't want to be with me. So if you could do me a favour, just tell the waiter to get the bill, please. She's a very lovely lady, she's very gorgeous, got a lovely personality, but some parts of the date I didn't really agree with what she said, especially with the dancing part. Someone save me now. There's nothing wrong with you, I think you're beautiful as a person, I think you're lovely as a person, and I don't think there's anything wrong with me, but I just think that in terms of compatibility, it just wasn't there, and I think it's great because it just shows that two people can get on even though there's no chemistry, you know? OK. Yeah. This could be your next date, you don't know. Take an opportunity. Here we go. Just watching, you're not a single, right? No. There you are. Unfortunately. I'm sorry. I don't think we're seriously discussing my love life, I can find someone by myself. I don't need you to help me, OK? I can do it myself. OK, all right. Wow. You don't know anyone at the court, do you? He was kind of a bit much for me, if that makes sense. OK. That feeling is mutual. Oh, I was a bit much for you? Yeah. OK. I'm glad we both thought that. Oh, OK. Oh, my God! Bye! See you later. My man. Oh, bless me. Oh, bless you, Rojan. Take care of yourself. Why don't you believe me? But ladies out there, you will never be too much for me. Aw! You're always starting, like, normally, holding either one hand or the other. I mean, it's dark, you can't really see what anyone looks like, what's the point? Like, jockeying for position and stuff, and that's when you get, like, quite a closeness. Is that not normal? To be honest, like, in terms of, like, relationship-wise, I wouldn't say I've had bad, like... I've just not really met... Is that cos you're fussy? I think everybody has their type, don't they? What would be your type? In all honesty, a bit... Like, don't get freaked out, a bit like you. You know, I mean, like, in terms of, you know, you're not afraid to kind of be quite open and honest, like, you know. So, like, what about you? I like geeky men. But I'm not sure, like, personality-wise. Like, someone that won't, like, let me walk all over them. Like, um... Someone who keeps me in my place. I'm all right, thank you, that made me really nice. Go on, another drink, have another drink. But they're a lot of money. I'm putting you in your place, yeah. Have another drink. You're very demanding for a first date, aren't you? I haven't even begun to demand yet. Great. I would say I can be quite a naughty boy, if we could put it like that. Shall we say a bit of lust, perhaps, and passion? You know, sometimes you do want to express yourself in a more sort of physical, sexual sort of way. Half of them I haven't heard of. It's not quite like sex on the beach, is it, which I normally have. Yeah. I wait up. How do you walk, Mads? I don't like sex on the beach. I do like sex on the beach. How good do you think you are in bed? I'll be honest, I'll say a really good seven. What is this based upon? Mainly based on something in particular. OK. Certain features, shall we say. How can I put this without sounding too, like, graphic? I can handle graphic, don't worry. I've had a lot of... ..compliments, shall we say. There's been more than enough smiles walking out of that room at the end of it all, so, yeah. The bedroom? The bedroom, yeah. Or any other part of the house, really. Do you want to have a bowl? Sure. There you go. I feel like it was left to me. Stéphane-Pierre and Shifra have been together an hour. Cheers. Oh, you're so good. What's that? That's one to him. You know, you can be physically attracted to someone, but it's not like you're going to stay talking to them if they've nothing to offer. You kind of want someone who's just, who's always kind of striving to kind of better themselves. I just always attract the wrong sort of... I'm attracted to girls I wasn't attracted to. Then they say, what do you do? And I'm like, I'm a model. That's not good, though, is it? No, but at the end of the day, if they're only after you for being a model, why not try a different line and see what they actually say? Right, I didn't think I was going to be a model. What did you want to do, then? I wanted to be a pilot. Really? Yeah, I wanted to be a commercial pilot by now. Have you ever done the whole flying lessons and everything? Yeah, of course I have. Did you? I started flying when I was 12. I went solo at 16. And then I got my glider certificate just when I turned 17. So you can actually fly? I can actually fly. I could totally fly a plane. I bet you, you probably could. It's really easy. Don't you just, like, push in? So, like, you pull back to go up, and you push down to go down. And we got a round, too. Oh, my gosh. Which one is which? Is that the very, very one? We share it half each, that's fine. Yeah, yeah. Thanks, mate. I've got that all down my trousers. It's your fault, you've got me drunk. I'm over the limit. About six, seven drinks over the limit. So cabs are involved tonight. I'll bring you under the table. Have you come to the conclusion I'm not a lightweight? It went quite well. At first, it was a bit awkward. But, you know, because I'm not used to that sort of thing. But then it got really, really good. Come on in, let's see, drink up. Do you want me to down it? Are you serious? Do it. I want to see you. Oh, someone's been drinking. Still drinking, are we? Water. It's not water, it has no ice. Clearly. Food was amazing, thank you. We'll definitely be back. We're going to hang out again, and we're going to see what happens. Second date. We'll do a second date. We'll do a second date. So good. Thank you. One kiss there, one. On the cheek. There you go. Bath person or shower person? I love the bath. It's like, you put a bubble bath in, you're on a different planet. I want a shower person. It's just not entertaining enough. I need company in the bath. Are you propositioning her or something? Do you want me to just sing to you in the bath? Yeah, you could serenade me. I think you'd enjoy it. I'd be singing in the bath, not me being in the bath with you. I'm really hungry, but I'm trying not to scoff my face, because that's probably not a very attractive thing to do. Do you want to try some? Do you want to try some of mine? Mine's very indulgent. I don't know, I don't think I'd want to deprive you of it. I don't think you look like the type of person that thinks it's the end of the world, that, oh, my God, I've just had, like, a meal. What's that supposed to mean? Oh, no, I've gone so wrong with that. You look like a fatty. No, honestly, sorry, I came out the wrong way. No, I just... I mean, like... You don't care, but at the same time... Like... I don't know how else to put it, no. It's fine. He implied I was fat, which isn't ever great on a date. It might just be me, maybe that's my, like, girly insecurity coming out there, but... Shall we just discuss the desserts? Yeah. I'd like to think that hasn't ruined it. I'd be really disappointed if it has. I'll pay some. No, no, no, no. No, no, pay some. I'll pay a little bit. A little bit, please. No. Why not? Cos I'm going to put my foot down with a firm hand you, Grace. Hello again. This is a bit tense now. This is probably more tense than the actual date, I think. See you next time. Oh, thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you very much. Yeah, so it's been really great to meet you, Grace. Yeah, yeah, no problem. Thank you very much. Would you like to exchange numbers? OK. Erm... I... I'd like to... ..see if we can arrange a second date, then. Well, you have my number, so... So it's not a no, then, yes? Hi there. Good evening. How are you? I'm good, thank you. Nice to see you. Yeah, good to see you. 36-year-old Ben's back in the restaurant for his second first date. Dating is about just brushing yourself off and getting back in the saddle and pushing on through. Ben chose Chloe, out of the 81 women who applied to date him after last week's programme. Yeah, my name is Chloe and I'm 31 years old. Hopefully this time it'll be a little bit easier and I'll get a little bit of an easier ride from it. No, I don't want to say that. I saw Ben online. I thought he came across as really nice. I just felt the vibe. And I thought, yeah, I quite like him. Chloe seems like a real catch, yeah, and, yeah, I guess that's a little bit intimidating. No, it might sound stupid, but I'm feeling quite positive about it. I feel like it's sort of meant me. I'm looking forward to tonight. I think my heart can take it. Last week, Ben's date didn't go to plan. Now he's back in the restaurant, hoping for a second chance at love. Hoping that I'm not going to end up with a girl who's too fussy. Good evening. Hi. How are you? Good evening. I'm here for a date with Ben. Your name is? Ben's date this week is Chloe, a 31-year-old city high flyer. I am an eternal optimist. I am totally considering the possibility that this first date might be the last first date. Hello. Hey, how are you? I'm good, how are you? Lovely to meet you. And you. I don't know whether it's a good thing that I've been here before or a bad thing. Yeah, yeah. Last time, I didn't know what to expect. Well, I thought you were very charming and, you know... Thank you very much. Do you know what? I'm just thinking... I'm going to give you a kiss. Oh, yeah. But I think I'm going to regret that. Well, don't do it, then. You already know you're going to regret it. Literally, that is the story of my life. Can we get some... Do you want wine? White wine? Pinot grigio, white wine? Of course. Salmon laps? I know I shouldn't, but I'm going to have the oysters. Of course. We know this is a bad idea, but we're going with it. We're doing it anyway. This whole thing is probably a bad idea. I think I'm actually quite a nice person underneath. And I think I'm actually incredibly sensitive and quite squidgy. But on the outside, quite often, I think, I come across as a bit of a cold suit. I really shouldn't have done that. You're doing all right, aren't you? Yummy, though. Yummy. Really yummy. I know I'm not supposed to wear this, but I've been engaged twice. Oh, yeah? Yeah. At this point, me hiding it, I might as well just get it out. Yeah, I've been engaged twice. There we go. What can you do? Get engaged a third time. And I've been very good in my life at ticking a lot of boxes. Yeah. And what I haven't been very good at is... ..this. This is actually all that matters. This is why I'm here today, basically. Cool. There's more to life than ticking boxes. Loads more. It's about teaming up. Teaming up, finding a partner. There's a horizon over there. It's about going and stepping over it. Yeah. You know. Here we go. Do you think you might be able to step over the horizon with someone that can't eat oysters very well but loves them? Possibly, yeah. Great. How you doing? I'm Adam. I'm here for a date with Faye. Faye's date has finally arrived. Adam's a 25-year-old flight attendant from Northern Ireland. He was one of 1,000 men who applied to data on the first date's website. Thank you. Hello. Lovely to meet you. Yeah, how are you? I'm all right. Not too bad. Not too bad. Oh, how are you? Yeah, I'm not too bad, yeah. It's cold, actually. I know. I brought my jacket. Last time I was, the freezing outside, so I had a big, warm, woolly jacket with me. I tend to attract sweet, kind of innocent girls, but I wouldn't melt. Usually blonde as well. I hope she likes a hairy chest. Oh, thank you. That was quick. Yeah. Right, start from the outside and work your way in. Yes. I learnt that off Pretty Woman. What's your favourite food? To put the cereal in and bang the milk on. Yeah. And you're ready to go. See, I don't really... I like mayonnaise, but I don't eat ketchup. Do you not like ketchup? No. Oh, cool. It's not that I don't like it. I just never tried it. I'll go through salad cream like there's no tomorrow. I'm a bit like that with a bit of mayo. I do like mayo. My friend made me a salad cream curry the other day. My favourite thing to have is toast with ham on it in the morning. With ham? Yeah, and people are like, that's weird. And I'm like, it's not really. Like, all my family eat it. It's brilliant. Do you have the goodness? Yeah. Why were we talking about food so much? I started talking about cereal. Why were we saying that? I love garlic. I do. It's such a bad thing if you're single and don't like garlic. The bad thing is me. I don't like chewing gum. Why were we doing that? I don't know. Yeah, I'd like to see Faye again. Yeah. I really enjoyed her company tonight and I had a laugh. Thank you. See you later. This is really awkward. This is horrible. I've been shaking. I think we had a really good time. Yeah. And I think you're absolutely lovely. And you are. No, don't give me that look. No, I know. I know. No, but I know what we're going to say. Well, thank you very much. Have a good time. Yeah. Aw. What's wrong with me? I don't know. Have you had a good night? I have, actually. Have you? Yeah. I'm actually really, really glad to have met you. I'm glad to have met you. I'm glad that, like, someone wanted to meet me. Yeah. That's pretty cool. Ain't quite a few people my age. No, I don't reckon so. Well, I said you did. Yeah. That was cool. Yeah. Super, super. All right. It's been a good night, hasn't it? It's been really nice. Yeah. It's been really nice. Go on, then. Thank you. All right, Ben, how are you? How you doing, man? I'm good, mate, and you? Yeah, not too bad. So, how's the date going? Yeah, OK, I think. I don't know. Yeah. It's hard to tell, isn't it, really? It is. I think you summed it up when you said, it's up to the girl. Yeah. It's like... Yeah. ..we can like them as much as we want at the end of the day, but... Like Ben, Edmund is back in the restaurant looking for romance. 32-year-old administrator Liz took a shine to him when she saw him on last week's show. I think it's so good that you sort of saw me and still wanted to come down and meet me. That's brilliant. Oh, definitely. I'm so excited and happy about that. You wouldn't believe. It's great. No, I just like the way you came across and everything. I just thought it was perfect. I thought it was lovely, genuine. Aw. Hello, darling. Aw, nice to see you. How are you? You've never been in my life. Aw. Been waiting to meet you. Cool. Bit of a little head there. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you, sir. So, is there anything else we need to sort out? Meet tomorrow? Oh, I need to get your number, don't I? I haven't got a pen. What? Oh, no, we'll put it in the mobile. It's modern, isn't it? We're going to sit here for a minute. They're going... No, they're not. They're going with glasses. Oh. It's not the most comfortable. Am I allowed to get a bit close to you? If you want to. Is that a bit forward? How close are you going to get? Is that a bit forward? No. Is that a bit forward? That is a bit forward. Well, it is a bit forward, but that's all right. I can permit that. I was thinking, if I'm not careful, I'm going to end up snogging this girl. Cos we're a little bit drunk. We've got on really well. We're on the safe. We're close. You know, it's kind of... You know, we're going to end up with some jiggy-jiggy here. Super-supered. All right? Yeah. Good. Cheers, guys. Cheers, mate. Is now the time to ask it? I think maybe. OK. But I don't mind taking your number and seeing you again. Really? Is that really forward? It's not really forward. It is kind of forward. It's kind of the point of all this. Yeah, I'll take your number as well. OK. Yeah, maybe we should see each other again. Yeah, that'd be nice.