First Date Tier List (From A Woman’s Perspective)

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  • @aleidius192 says:

    If a perfect stranger is mad that you didn’t spend a fortune entertaining her, then she isn’t for you.

  • @Elliott_Mullins says:

    I took someone to an ice cream shop for a first date once. Easily accessible, casual, and fun. Second date was a board game cafe and that was a great time as well. Highly recommend those if available

  • @defnotteek says:

    You should dress as Morticia Addams for Halloween.

  • @JuanVega-ns5ok says:

    Talking during a movie: straight to jail. Hilarious!

  • @tommygunn6901 says:

    Anyone complaining that something casual and little to no pressure is no effort shouldn’t be dating period! I’d combine a walk with either coffee or farmer’s market, etc.

  • @PappaBear_1234 says:

    We gotta have. Winter date tier list

  • @alanschmidt3460 says:

    I agree with her. Coffee date first.

  • @drummercam1 says:

    MUSEUM – I have found museum and coffee or museum and lunch is a great first date. It’s easy to talk as you walk around and conversation keeps flowing because you can always talk about the art when you’re not sharing about yourselves. Public space. Admission is usually affordable and better museums will have a cafe and a gift shop as well.

  • @koolandblue says:

    S Tier- Informal Meal, Museum/Zoo/Aquarium,
    A Tier- Coffee
    B Tier- Formal Meal, Comedy Show, Sporting Event
    C Tier- Walk, Concert, Bar/Drinks Only, Amusement Park, Shopping
    D Tier- Hiking, Group/Friend Date
    F Tier- Movie, Family Function, Your House

  • @BeyerEfendi says:

    Only Americans would complain that meeting up for a coffee — the gold standard, low stakes, great-way-to-get-to-know-someone hangout — is “low effort” or “shows that a person just sees you as a friend.”

  • @chiefJwally says:

    “Do you really want to be getting sweaty, out of breath, unable to talk to each other…” Lady; you just described the entire reason I’m on this date!

  • @marathoner43 says:

    First date should be simple, inexpensive, and extendible. That way:
    1.) If it sucks, you bail out quickly. For example, if it’s a coffee date, you take the coffee to go and get the heck out of there.
    2.) If it’s going okay, you can add on to it. For example if it’s an ice cream date and there’s a rail trail nearby, go for a stroll on the rail trail.

    Simply put, the first date is to get to know someone. It should not cost hundreds of dollars. If it does she should move to the Klondike because she’s a gold digger.

    • @Str4yshot says:

      I agree with this. Definitely like coffee since it’s inexpensive and I always have a nervous stomach when meeting someone for the first time, so I am not a huge fan of meals for a first date.

  • @matthewnanes says:

    Went on a coffee date and went to the antique shop across the street for a first date. It was awesome, would recommend.

  • @arterisdewberry9467 says:

    Don’t forget bowling and arcades. I took my date to both of these and she had a great time! Definitely should be s rank for both of these.

    • @BH6242KCh says:

      I took a friend bowling and it became our first date. Next I took her apple picking (it was that time of year). That was a fun thing to do.

      I’m a good bowler, so that looked good. Then apple picking was fun picking her up to reach higher apples, plus there were animals and treats and all that stuff.

  • @MJSStyle-wg2ei says:

    After a first marriage that went 20 years and another marriage I went 16 years, I was dating again and decided I didn’t know anything about it. I started listening to people like you and I am forever grateful. Everything you say in this video is good advice!

    FYI, I proposed meeting at a Starbucks. I did this several times. When they replied why Starbucks, and sometimes said they did not drink coffee, I gave the following reasons:

    1. It’s busy enough that neither one of us will feel like we are sticking out like a sore thumb;

    2. We should find a nice place to sit down so we can have a nice visit;

    3. It’s not so noisy we can’t have a good conversation;

    3 1/2 there will be an exit door on either side of us so if either one of us feel we needed to get away quickly we could do that.

    Not a single girl turned me down on this first date option

    • @mdhazeldine says:

      Starbucks isn’t terrible, but it’s a little bit boring. An independent cafe or coffee shop in a nice location where you could go for a nice walk after would probably go down a lot better.

    • @CaptainWillard830 says:

      OG Stud moves! Well done. Dude – don’t get married, again. Three times isn’t a charm.

  • @wagenna says:

    Controversial opinion: The better you are at conversation, the better a stripped down date is. Walking is fine if you can find topics to discuss and engage in.

  • @kjhuang says:

    For a first date, you want to maximize conversation time and minimize distractions. That means coffee, drinks, and walk should be at the top, and movie, concert, comedy show, and sports should be at the bottom. In those four bottom ones, they all involve an active real-time presentation you’re supposed to be following along, and they all involve noise that could drown out or otherwise conflict with conversation. Zoo/museum could actually be a nice balance because there’s space to talk but there’s also a passive conversation piece to talk about, though you’d want to make sure everyone is actually interested in what the place is offering.

  • @LinusWilson says:

    First date to the house is S tier boyz.

  • @rekabla says:

    I think a good one to add would be a friendly competition date: Bowling, Mini-golf, Arcade, things of that nature. As long as it is something you both really enjoy.

  • @noelgibson5956 says:

    First date; coffee or a walk. In a large percentage of first dates, the dude will never see the lady again, so control what you spend.
    You don’t owe total strangers half a week’s wage.

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